Thank you for a trip on the wild & funny side of watercolor! Helps to remind me I'm watercoloring to have fun... no rules... try joyful 😊 art! (I'm a Kristy Rice fan) I always wait for your treasure at the end. With gratitude from a newbie California Gramma ❤
Every time the world seems to go crazy I know I can watch you or Smoothie77 and block it all out. Thanks for sharing I love this and all your spontaneous work.
dang that reminds me of some of the old mining buildings that were in death valley in the 50s & 60s, not sure if anything is still left of them. after my dad found out that charles manson & his murderous bunch lived there he didn't want to take us out there anymore, even moved the family up north to get away from the craziness. sure miss death valley though, we used to spend almost every weekend & many holiday weeks out there growing up. thanks for the memory jolt, beautiful work!
I love the old rustic and this type of inventive stuff. I watched your video on the old barns and buildings where you said they were popular in the 70s. I didn't know they had gone out of popularity. I was graduating High School in late 70s.
I came for the lovable wonky buildings cause who doesn't want to do that? After years in engineering design, it is so hard to just let it go. I stayed for the rocks. Incredible. Another thing I struggle to randomize but you make it look so easy! I call my rock piles cannonballs and guinea pigs.
I have been doing lots of pen and ink lately, really enjoying it. I would love to see you do more of these on your channel. Thank you for sharing this.
Peter Sheeler does similar work, although his is less fanciful, Nil Rocha was a student of his and does more fanciful (check out their other socials for more elaborate works). This is my favorite way to watercolor and I've watched both of them on YT for years. PS you don't have to be a master artist, just pull out the lightpad and sketch directly over any reference or combination of references. Keep your lines broken/scribbly and washes loose. Anyone can do this with next to no experience. The most important part is getting your shadows right, just about anything works under the line and shadow. Great way to play with color, granulating/supergranulating paint, salt, etc.
So that’s why Nil Rocha’s videos and painting look nearly identical to Peter Sheeler’s! I’ve been wondering why their video setup look almost exactly the same.
Lovely project. I make similar sketches the other way round though. I paint with the watercolours over the pencil lines and then I ink the lines. This way I don't have to worry if the ink is waterproof or not.
I like it when you introduce other artists techniques. Have you considered a video on studying/ copying the masters? Whatever you try, it always is super interesting and easy to understand.
Thank you for the video. I love be and wash and enjoy watching your process. I went back to watch the rustic building video which I hadn’t finished watching originally 😳. I have a tree doodle that I started and went back to a few times to add bushes, a f
Lovely. Was reminded of Peter Sheeler. I'm illustrating a bunch of birds for a friend's book. Your tip about balancing rendering is one to remember. I tend to over render in both the ink and paint phases. Going to dial back on one or the other (depending on the subject). Thanks for the tip. Been wondering for a while now why some birds turn out well, when others don't and I think you've solved it 😆 thanks. I started doing WC about 4 or 5 years ago and learned mostly through your channel. Now it's one of my favourite mediums! Thanks, Steve.
I absolutely love this rendering. It puts me in mine of a Enzo Baldoni western movie. Or a SW mine claim. I really like sketching old buildings barns churches so this really opened my eyes. Thank you once again for sharing.
Simple lines, wash colors, and yet so much detail & interest going on in the painting. I am always fascinated by watching your composition come to being.
Steve, I love, Love, LOVE this technique you do and have been studying and practicing! Thanks so much for sharing your talent and the commentary is great too! Best, chris
I love line & wash. I created a shark recently using Derwent Inktense pencils for the wash areas. It's probably the best thing I've done. It's included in a 3 x 5 cotton hot press sketchbook that I am filling with sea creature studies. Have you ever used the Derwent Inktense line?
I really enjoyed this steve and found it inspiring. I wanted to know more of your thoughts on the indigraph pen. I have been playing with the idea of buying one and not really sure.
Love it except for one thing, it tends to drip ink into the cap when stored flat or point down. Usually just means I have to wipe a drop or two of ink off the barrel grip before I start inking. Makes me hesitate to take it in the field more.
This is a very relaxing video. I loved how you used paler colours, it really suited the scene. The image at the end seemed much more saturated; did you work on it more?
You still have that high pitch buzz in your voice over. Only when you're speaking though. I'm 30 and can hear it. I know as you get older the range of hertz that you can hear gets smaller. Just looking out 😀 great video btw
Yeah. I'm aware. It's led light buzz and difficult to filter out completely. I usually will just turn them off on a voice over but forgot to this time. I use a sound gate to at least eliminate it when I'm not talking.
I think I got scanned. I was told I won your contest.Thinking I have. I gave my phone number, and my address. They keep putting off what I won. Then they said they were going to teach me how to paint a bird. . Then come and pain my house. Then I knew I didn't win. That was the sad part. The reason I am telling you. If this happen to me. It can happen to others.
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Love Love Love and the scripture at the end was the icing on the cake.. Subscribed!
Can't wait to see the new Hahnemuhle cotton sketchbook!!! WOOOOOOO
Yep, my review just dropped.
Thank you for a trip on the wild & funny side of watercolor! Helps to remind me I'm watercoloring to have fun... no rules... try joyful 😊 art! (I'm a Kristy Rice fan) I always wait for your treasure at the end. With gratitude from a newbie California Gramma ❤
Every time the world seems to go crazy I know I can watch you or Smoothie77 and block it all out. Thanks for sharing I love this and all your spontaneous work.
More..more!! My favorite artist for this style is Ian Fennelly…
dang that reminds me of some of the old mining buildings that were in death valley in the 50s & 60s, not sure if anything is still left of them. after my dad found out that charles manson & his murderous bunch lived there he didn't want to take us out there anymore, even moved the family up north to get away from the craziness. sure miss death valley though, we used to spend almost every weekend & many holiday weeks out there growing up. thanks for the memory jolt, beautiful work!
I love the old rustic and this type of inventive stuff. I watched your video on the old barns and buildings where you said they were popular in the 70s. I didn't know they had gone out of popularity. I was graduating High School in late 70s.
Not necessarily gone out of style, but definitely not nearly as "hot" as they were in the 70s.
Enjoyed watching you paint this. I followed Ian's work when I was on Instagram and really loved his creativity.
Love Ian McQue been following for years. So I love what you're doing here.
Thank you for spelling Ian's last name.
This was great! So much fun! More!
Very cool, sir. ~~ And just what I needed today💁🏼♀️👍🏼😻
Hello Sharon, how are you hope you’re staying safe
This is just wonderful, a pure joy to watch the process!
I came for the lovable wonky buildings cause who doesn't want to do that? After years in engineering design, it is so hard to just let it go. I stayed for the rocks. Incredible. Another thing I struggle to randomize but you make it look so easy! I call my rock piles cannonballs and guinea pigs.
Great sketching and watercolor 😊
More of this please.
Pretty cool…like this concept!
Wild!!!!!
Really enjoyable Steve. I hope all is good with you.
I have been doing lots of pen and ink lately, really enjoying it. I would love to see you do more of these on your channel. Thank you for sharing this.
Will do!
Peter Sheeler does similar work, although his is less fanciful, Nil Rocha was a student of his and does more fanciful (check out their other socials for more elaborate works). This is my favorite way to watercolor and I've watched both of them on YT for years. PS you don't have to be a master artist, just pull out the lightpad and sketch directly over any reference or combination of references. Keep your lines broken/scribbly and washes loose. Anyone can do this with next to no experience. The most important part is getting your shadows right, just about anything works under the line and shadow. Great way to play with color, granulating/supergranulating paint, salt, etc.
Yes, very familiar with Peter. Have watched him off and on for years.
So that’s why Nil Rocha’s videos and painting look nearly identical to Peter Sheeler’s! I’ve been wondering why their video setup look almost exactly the same.
Thanks, Steve. I love how imaginative this is! In the upper right corner rocks I see that prospector's face pointed toward the sky. See it?
Lovely project. I make similar sketches the other way round though. I paint with the watercolours over the pencil lines and then I ink the lines. This way I don't have to worry if the ink is waterproof or not.
Loved it!
So cool
I like it when you introduce other artists techniques. Have you considered a video on studying/ copying the masters? Whatever you try, it always is super interesting and easy to understand.
Really fun!!! What a happy painting 😊
Thank you for the video. I love be and wash and enjoy watching your process. I went back to watch the rustic building video which I hadn’t finished watching originally 😳.
I have a tree doodle that I started and went back to a few times to add bushes, a f
Oops wayward fingers.
I added a fence and rocks. I still return to it at times to see if I can add to it.
Wonderful video…I love this style and will definitely check out Ian McQue.
I love doing old barns and other rustic buildings in pen and ink and wash, so I’m very interested in trying this. Lots of room for imagination.
Hello Karen, how are you hope you’re staying safe
Lovely. Was reminded of Peter Sheeler.
I'm illustrating a bunch of birds for a friend's book. Your tip about balancing rendering is one to remember. I tend to over render in both the ink and paint phases. Going to dial back on one or the other (depending on the subject). Thanks for the tip. Been wondering for a while now why some birds turn out well, when others don't and I think you've solved it 😆 thanks.
I started doing WC about 4 or 5 years ago and learned mostly through your channel. Now it's one of my favourite mediums! Thanks, Steve.
Wonderful painting Steve! I just love your line and wash videos.
Your free-and-easy eloquence compliments your great teaching skills. You always seem to pick the perfect adjective or verb to make your point.
Thanks for sharing Steve, looks really fun. May have to try this
As always... beautiful , creative and informative thank you
Fantastic! 🙏🏻❤️
That looks really cool 😎👍🏻
Love ink & watercolor - love doing it & love how it looks! It IS FUN - thank you for sharing!
fantastenjoyed this very much
I absolutely love this rendering. It puts me in mine of a Enzo Baldoni western movie. Or a SW mine claim. I really like sketching old buildings barns churches so this really opened my eyes.
Thank you once again for sharing.
Thank you so much for this Steve, love it 😊
I love this art work. It is a reminder of Arthur Rackham and all of his fairy tale illustrations. Your work is fun to observe and learn from.
Love it!
One of my favorite techniques as well!
I absolutely love this. I love the ones you did previously with the flowing paint and trees. Please do more!! I love your channel.
Awesome!
Awesome talent! Thank you for sharing this with us
Awesomeness
Loved it.... Great seeing how much can be done with a simple wash.
Simple lines, wash colors, and yet so much detail & interest going on in the painting. I am always fascinated by watching your composition come to being.
Steve, I love, Love, LOVE this technique you do and have been studying and practicing! Thanks so much for sharing your talent and the commentary is great too!
Best, chris
Really enjoyed that. You have such a lovely touch in your art.
This was great, really enjoyed seeing YOU enjoy doing this. Ian has great artwork and is inspiring. Thank you for sharing this
I love line & wash. I created a shark recently using Derwent Inktense pencils for the wash areas. It's probably the best thing I've done. It's included in a 3 x 5 cotton hot press sketchbook that I am filling with sea creature studies. Have you ever used the Derwent Inktense line?
A little but not much. I have a set I want to dig into a bit more.
I really enjoyed this steve and found it inspiring. I wanted to know more of your thoughts on the indigraph pen. I have been playing with the idea of buying one and not really sure.
Love it except for one thing, it tends to drip ink into the cap when stored flat or point down. Usually just means I have to wipe a drop or two of ink off the barrel grip before I start inking. Makes me hesitate to take it in the field more.
@@mindofwatercolor Thank you Steve 🙂
This is a very relaxing video. I loved how you used paler colours, it really suited the scene. The image at the end seemed much more saturated; did you work on it more?
A little but that was a photo. Video tends to wash out the colors a little.
@@mindofwatercolor Thanks, Steve! I did not know that about videos; good to know!
Help! I can't find your link for the Levinson (sp) brush. Your whimsical painting is wonderful!! Thank you!
In the video description.
Cool
Loved this demonstration! What kind of paper are you using, please?
In the description 🙂
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You still have that high pitch buzz in your voice over. Only when you're speaking though. I'm 30 and can hear it. I know as you get older the range of hertz that you can hear gets smaller. Just looking out 😀 great video btw
Yeah. I'm aware. It's led light buzz and difficult to filter out completely. I usually will just turn them off on a voice over but forgot to this time. I use a sound gate to at least eliminate it when I'm not talking.
Could you link to Ian's channel or website please?
No website that I can find but if you just Google his name you'll get lots of examples. and sites where he is represented.
Deponia, anyone?
I think I got scanned. I was told I won your contest.Thinking I have. I gave my phone number, and my address. They keep putting off what I won. Then they said they were going to teach me how to paint a bird. . Then come and pain my house. Then I knew I didn't win. That was the sad part. The reason I am telling you. If this happen to me. It can happen to others.