I find myself retuning to your videos again and again. I really enjoy watching your thinking process as the painting emerges, especially about what to emphasize compositionally. The brushwork is a wonderful dance in its own right. Many thanks.
Another hit Tim... once again it always looks like you've painted yourself into a corner when that middle stage looks like puddles of random colors. Then you diligently pull each object out, and the magic begins to come forth and the picture begins to take form. My major attraction to watercolor. And you are more of a master at it than almost all the big watercolor names. And more generous in your sharing and teaching not asking 60 dollars for every demonstration DVD that ends up being a disappointment. Keep up the stellar work Tim you are appreciated. Your the king of seascape and boat watercolors hope to see more but love your cityscapes also!
Brilliant watercolour tutorial. Easy to follow. Particularly liked the angle you have the painting in progress to the viewer, and we could see your use of the palete. Loved it
I find the idea of different colours in the walls to be really interesting. Thanks for this demo. I was going off of water colour painting but you grave given me the inspiration to have another go. Thanks very much.
Love this style of painting I am trying to learn how to paint with your casual style I am in ore of anyone who can do it. I know you make it look easy but there must years of experience you impart so thankyou so much for your time enjoyed it so much and I will have a go keep your fingers crossed for me and thanks again
Thanks for watching. If you fancy a go yourself, why not consider being a Patron via my Patreon site. For a small pledge I set regular painting projects and you get a video critique back from me in return. More info at www.patreon.com/timwilmot . Thanks again.
I enjoyed the looseness of your painting and your minimalistic approach to details. I tend to get too involved in the nitty gritties, so watching your video helps my see how to avoid that. Thank you very much!
Do you ever paint night street scenes? You are a joy to watch, and very insightful. I don't miss a one. I have learned so much from you, you are a very generous artist
Thanks so much !! I will endeavour to watch your videos a couple of times. Really helps to develop my own loose style. Thanks for sharing - you are very generous.
Thanks so much, Tim, for sharing your knowledge and talent once again in another beautiful painting! I so look forward to your demos. Much appreciated.
Been watching you and am fond of your generous guidance and information. You deserve a thumbs up for such inspiring videos and subscription for my future self-enhancement. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for such lovely and informative videos. All hats up to you!! Greetings!! from Kathmandu, Nepal....
I like your instruction...you go at a nice pace and explain things thoroughly which allows one to learn. What is your feeling about pencil lines? I noticed some artists leave them, some cover them and some sketch so light...and little so you cannot detect them.
Hi Ann. Good question. I don't mind them showing a bit in the final painting. Where I have some paper unpainted, I will normally erase pencil lines from there (when the paint has dried!)
Great demo, thanks for sharing and for your thorough commentary-really helpful and insightful. Quick question, how do you keep your paints so moist? Are you squeezing out of tubes for every painting? Thanks.
Thank you. I do mist them before starting if they are a little dry and always use tube paint. Some colours in the pan still keep moist after a few days and my palette has a lid so that helps
Excellent subject matter: great easy to follow explanations. Everything makes sense. Your delivery is paused, calm and reassuring. I would like to see, at the beginning of the video, after the sketching, a more paused and specific explanation of the palette. You do go over the palette, but it went way too fast... Also, when mixing colors at first, slowly indicate the process... if possible. This video is at the very top of all the FREE presentations I have seen. You are a superb artist... Love the French locations also. KUDOS!!!
How do you prevent areas of different colors to dry faster than others on the base wet wash? I see that you don't have any 'stains' in your washes. Thank you so much for sharing this! You bring me so much joy when watching this :)
Hi Tim, you are a great artist! I would like to know something more about your tools. Which manufactures are you using for colour, brushes, palette, etc. Where can I find something more about it?
I find your discussion at the beginning ... composition and how you plan the painting very helpful. Most of your demonstrations are done on a quarter sheet. Do you find that the size of the composition/subject matter dictate the size of the paper?
Excellent demonstration as always. However you do normally state whether the paper you are using is rough or NOT. Either you forgot to mention or I missed it. I assume it is rough paper.
I was trying to recreate base layer from this painting. Drawing alongside you, with big brush on smaller canvas and.... My paint became dry on edges before i got to mixing colors (and to remove that edge i have to rub really hard which makes color go green :I ). Thinking it was my mistake I started from beginning again, added more water and try to work even faster... Dry edges once again... I'm not using very expensive paper - gamma fabriano 300g (acid free, no cotton mentioned). Could it be fault of the paper or is it just me? Since I'm a beginner I don't want to spend too much money, but it makes me really frustrated seeing how it not working for me....
The paper I used is cotton based and will stay wetter longer than paper. Maybe try dampening the paper first or at least the edges as I did in this video th-cam.com/video/L1sQaRl1lgI/w-d-xo.html
I offer a critique service via Patreon - I have a new project every month if you want to have a go www.patreon.com/timwilmot or www.timwilmot.com/painting-critique-let-me-review-your-work.html Thank you
Very nice Tim! I watched a number of your great videos and feel they teach me a lot even with very different themes. I've just started with watercolors in March after years doing just charcoal. I find your channel very helpful with the real time recording and the instructions. Keep up the good work! In terms of suggestions for topics: maybe do a night scene? I still need to practice much more myself. flic.kr/p/W1vapC
How entertaining , whilst being a wonderful chance to watch and learn from the step by step process , with clear commentary. Thank you Tim.
Thanks very much David 😀
I find myself retuning to your videos again and again. I really enjoy watching your thinking process as the painting emerges, especially about what to emphasize compositionally. The brushwork is a wonderful dance in its own right. Many thanks.
Thank you Linda
Really loved the shadow on the bright yellow building, worked so well to make it feel a warm summer day.
Thanks Big C
Ditto for all other comments. You are the best watercolor instructor I've found, even "live" ones. Thank you, Mr. Wilmot.
Thanks Jane. I am sometimes Live !
Well done Tim for this quiet, nice and sunny watercolor painting. Thank you very much
Thanks Jean-Luc. Send me more photos !!!!
Another hit Tim... once again it always looks like you've painted yourself into a corner when that middle stage looks like puddles of random colors. Then you diligently pull each object out, and the magic begins to come forth and the picture begins to take form. My major attraction to watercolor. And you are more of a master at it than almost all the big watercolor names. And more generous in your sharing and teaching not asking 60 dollars for every demonstration DVD that ends up being a disappointment.
Keep up the stellar work Tim you are appreciated.
Your the king of seascape and boat watercolors hope to see more but love your cityscapes also!
Thank you Randy for the feedback. They seem to turn out okay in the end. I will try and do another boat picture soon.
I find your videos very helpful. Really love your palette and the overall painting style. A big big thank you!!!
Thank you and glad you liked them
I will. I am in Brittany at the moment. I'll try and find nice salty lights and darks for you (and me...😀)
As usual, well explained and illustrated at every stage of the demo. Thank you Tim.
Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful, wonderful,wonderful. Thanks for the demo
Thank you Kumaresh
I just recently discovered your demo's and as a beginner this helps me understand how watercolor works together, Thank you💕
Thank you
Brilliant watercolour tutorial. Easy to follow. Particularly liked the angle you have the painting in progress to the viewer, and we could see your use of the palete. Loved it
Thanks Brigid
Very nice demonstration. Really appreciate the fact that you do full length videos.
Thank you Sayantan
Thanks for another well done and extremely helpful video. I appreciate your generosity in sharing your talents.
Thank you Jerry
Another nice, loose and juicy watercolor. Nicely done!
Thank you Angel
I am trying to learn watercolors and found your channel. You are such an inspiration to me. Hopefully I can get some nice results soon. Thanks a lot !
Thanks Kasia
Beautiful scene. I love the way you used perspective. As always thanks for sharing your knowledge. And a good pace on the explanations.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I liked the sense of action and movement in this piece of impressions ... Thumbs up!
Thanks Ivy
Your video teaching is just so fantastic! Thank you so much.
Thank you Izak
I love your videos! They've been such great help. I love how we can see what colours you're using and your explanations as you go on.
Thank you
I find the idea of different colours in the walls to be really interesting. Thanks for this demo. I was going off of water colour painting but you grave given me the inspiration to have another go. Thanks very much.
Thank you Ray and glad it helped you get back into it
Great advice, Tim. In my neck of the woods, too! Thanks for sharing.
You in Dordogne?
Not at moment, but mum and dad live there, so I'm a frequent Anglo-French native, so to speak, back again for Easter
Good day! It is my 6 watercolor ! I paint your works with great pleasure!
Thank you and good luck on the 7th
Very detailed demonstration, maximum result in minimalistic work, very helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Love this style of painting I am trying to learn how to paint with your casual style I am in ore of anyone who can do it. I know you make it look easy but there must years of experience you impart so thankyou so much for your time enjoyed it so much and I will have a go keep your fingers crossed for me and thanks again
Thanks for watching. If you fancy a go yourself, why not consider being a Patron via my Patreon site. For a small pledge I set regular painting projects and you get a video critique back from me in return. More info at www.patreon.com/timwilmot . Thanks again.
its a tutorial worth a million....one of the best in the art world.thank you,sir.
Thanks
Always: thanks for your videos, Mr. Wilmot. Very useful.
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Thank you
Always a joy watching you paint. Bx
Thanks Bixxy
I enjoyed the looseness of your painting and your minimalistic approach to details. I tend to get too involved in the nitty gritties, so watching your video helps my see how to avoid that. Thank you very much!
Thank you Pam and glad it helps
Fantastic demo! , It simplified and clear idea in urban scene painting.
I learned so much from this video! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks Agathe
Do you ever paint night street scenes? You are a joy to watch, and very insightful. I don't miss a one. I have learned so much from you, you are a very generous artist
Not really done a night scene before so I plan to give it a go.....
Good day, Tim ! I have painted 2 your watercolor! Thank you !
Well done
love the delicate colours nuances an excellent work
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks so much !! I will endeavour to watch your videos a couple of times. Really helps to develop my own loose style. Thanks for sharing - you are very generous.
Thank you for watching and glad it helps
Love your work and find it so easy to follow especially being able to see your mixing on your pallet. Much appreciated your sharing
Thanks Diane and glad you found it helpful
Thanks so much, Tim, for sharing your knowledge and talent once again in another beautiful painting! I so look forward to your demos. Much appreciated.
Thank you Carol
Great demonstration. Thanks so much.
Thanks Maggie
Expertly done ! Magical ! Thank you!
Thank you Ramona
Thanks Tim, another great demonstration. Cheers, Lorraine
Thank you Lorraine !
Thanks so much Tim!. Tried it and was quite happy with the result. Helped me learn to create shadows.
Glad it helped
You are an inspiration. Thx again!
Thank you Scott
Looks like France to me!! great depth and light.
Oui, c'est vrai
Thank you Tim, very informative, thanks
Thank you Alf
Just found you and loved your demo - thank you so much.
Brilliant. Such an inspiration. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Patricia
Well done. I love your style. I find your videos helpful. Thanks
Thank you and glad they helped
Thanks once again, your demos are so helpful. I always enjoy them and you make it look so easy.
Thank you Colleen
Excellent teacher and a very calming narative Merci Beaucoup
Merci
Thank you so much, I have been following some of your demos and having so much fun learning a lot.
Thanks Ning
Stunning result
Thank you Raymond
Wonderful piece of art, and a great video. Wish i had a quarter of your talent. Will go to your website now to see more!
Thanks Ellen. Loads more pics up there and info on my workshops etc
perfect demo to understand the basics thanks a lot
Thanks Shamon
Great job Tim, love you style
Thank you Ted
wonderful painting and very lively thanks
Thanks Sohail
Your videos are Very helpful and your paints Very beautiful. Thankyou
Thanks Carla
Thank you, Mr.Wilmot
Thank you Tom
Wonderful, Tim.
Cheers Jem - we could do a double act !
Who'll be the straight man?
Amazing video!!! Learned so much thanks a lot
Thanks for watching
Been watching you and am fond of your generous guidance and information. You deserve a thumbs up for such inspiring videos and subscription for my future self-enhancement.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for such lovely and informative videos.
All hats up to you!!
Greetings!! from Kathmandu, Nepal....
Thank you
love it, great man, Tim, thank you!
Thank you John
wonderful learning session here
Thank you Ashish
I like your instruction...you go at a nice pace and explain things thoroughly which allows one to learn. What is your feeling about pencil lines? I noticed some artists leave them, some cover them and some sketch so light...and little so you cannot detect them.
Hi Ann. Good question. I don't mind them showing a bit in the final painting. Where I have some paper unpainted, I will normally erase pencil lines from there (when the paint has dried!)
Superb and amazing work.. love your work.
👍
Great demo, thanks for sharing and for your thorough commentary-really helpful and insightful. Quick question, how do you keep your paints so moist? Are you squeezing out of tubes for every painting? Thanks.
Thank you. I do mist them before starting if they are a little dry and always use tube paint. Some colours in the pan still keep moist after a few days and my palette has a lid so that helps
Nice ! Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks Olivier
Thank you, Mr. Tim !l would be thinking
Thank you
Thank you, this was wonderful!
Thank you Dessa
Tysm ❤ really love your work
I'm glad you like it
Excellent subject matter: great easy to follow explanations. Everything makes sense. Your delivery is paused, calm and reassuring. I would like to see, at the beginning of the video, after the sketching, a more paused and specific explanation of the palette. You do go over the palette, but it went way too fast... Also, when mixing colors at first, slowly indicate the process... if possible. This video is at the very top of all the FREE presentations I have seen. You are a superb artist... Love the French locations also. KUDOS!!!
Thank you Robert and the helpful suggestions. I will try and do that in the future. (and some people say I am too slow..)
Thanks for your response in spite the fact you a very busy artist! Gracias mil...
Beautiful!!! One question tho. why does the final picture has a different texture? do you spray anything on the painting? Like laquer or something?
It is taken with a different camera and sometimes different lighting conditions
super beau !! tim ! j adhere.
Merci
i enjoyed the video, thank you so much.
Thank you Thor
Love your art and yr voice x
Thanks Mercedes
How do you prevent areas of different colors to dry faster than others on the base wet wash? I see that you don't have any 'stains' in your washes. Thank you so much for sharing this! You bring me so much joy when watching this :)
A big brush helps and different water content
Hi Tim, you are a great artist! I would like to know something more about your tools. Which manufactures are you using for colour, brushes, palette, etc. Where can I find something more about it?
th-cam.com/video/K2BKgidXznQ/w-d-xo.html
FANTASTICO
Gracias
amazing
Excellent !
Thanks
Thanks, brilliant.
I find your discussion at the beginning ... composition and how you plan the painting very helpful. Most of your demonstrations are done on a quarter sheet. Do you find that the size of the composition/subject matter dictate the size of the paper?
I find this size is best for camera and TH-cam
Nice Thank you!
Tony
Thank you Bell
Excellent demonstration as always. However you do normally state whether the paper you are using is rough or NOT. Either you forgot to mention or I missed it. I assume it is rough paper.
This is Saunders Waterford Cold Press or NOT. 300 gms
Amazing work great video thanks for making it. Question? Do you pre wet or stretch the paper at all before painting.
No, I am painting on dry paper
great work
Thank you Karen
nice work👍
Thank you
Wellcome ! Thank you !
Thanks
Good day, Mister Tim! I glad , that you answered mi and good, that you are continuin y
No problem
Thank you
Thank you!
Thanks
night scenes, street lights, reflections, wet pavement, cars forward and back.
Thank you Stan and noted on the suggestions
Thank you very mach!
Thank you
I was trying to recreate base layer from this painting. Drawing alongside you, with big brush on smaller canvas and.... My paint became dry on edges before i got to mixing colors (and to remove that edge i have to rub really hard which makes color go green :I ). Thinking it was my mistake I started from beginning again, added more water and try to work even faster... Dry edges once again... I'm not using very expensive paper - gamma fabriano 300g (acid free, no cotton mentioned). Could it be fault of the paper or is it just me? Since I'm a beginner I don't want to spend too much money, but it makes me really frustrated seeing how it not working for me....
The paper I used is cotton based and will stay wetter longer than paper. Maybe try dampening the paper first or at least the edges as I did in this video th-cam.com/video/L1sQaRl1lgI/w-d-xo.html
Love your work. Do you do ant watercolour courses?
Yes I do and they can be found on www.timwilmot.com/ or you can email me timothywilmot at gmail dot com
Tim, what is the inclination of the board here? About 15 degrees?
Hi Roberto, about 10 degrees for these videos
Thanks, Tim! Yesterday I ordered the four Sennelier colours you use. Looking forward to painting with them.
wow
Thanks Mike
Mister Tim , l understood . I really like these effects but l did,t understand. Why is it your latest video? .
This is not my latest Video. If you go to my channel and click on videos and you should be able to see the videos in creation order
Good day! Mr. Tim, l would like send you my watercolors .How can l do this ? Is it possible? Thank you !
I offer a critique service via Patreon - I have a new project every month if you want to have a go
www.patreon.com/timwilmot
or
www.timwilmot.com/painting-critique-let-me-review-your-work.html
Thank you
Good day! Mr. Tim, if l will send you my watercolors , you will answer mi,but l am understanding English bad by ear . Does it make sense?
I will be announcing a critique service soon. Please join my mailing list at www.timwilmot.com for announcement. Thank you
Very nice Tim! I watched a number of your great videos and feel they teach me a lot even with very different themes. I've just started with watercolors in March after years doing just charcoal. I find your channel very helpful with the real time recording and the instructions. Keep up the good work! In terms of suggestions for topics: maybe do a night scene? I still need to practice much more myself. flic.kr/p/W1vapC
Thanks Andreas. I have had suggestions for a night scene from other people. Thanks for watching
Amazing. very imformative. wıll fallow your sessions.thank u
Thanks Adem
ya van 6 anuncios... si sigue asi lo quito de aburrimiento solo llevo 10 minutos de video y estoy intentando aprender.
Thank you