3 Color Watercolor Portrait (Wet in wet technique)
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00:00 In this video
00:46 Materials + color mixing
02:11 Base layer - wet in wet
03:30 Defining face features - wet on dry
05:18 Lifting technique - creating soft highlights
05:57 My favorite watercolor paper
07:59 Painting hair
08:58 Painting lose flowers & finalizing
09:43 Adding white details and reflections
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I admire how you pushed thru that ugly stage - and it was there for a while. You looked like you knew it was saveable even when I had doubts. Thanks for sharing - I’m still looking for that kind of confidence in my work. Nice job!
Haha thank you Vicky, sometimes I start to panic during painting process, but this time I had no doubts, it was all so straight-forward, first just rough areas of color and than sharper details on top. Love the paper that allows for lifting, on other type of paper this approach might have failed.
I came across this picture on pinterest a while ago and I gotta say, you did a pretty great job on paiting it. I am currently learning how to use watercolor, and I hope I can draw like you one day. Overall, Good job!
Thank you so much!
The eyes! The whole painting is amazing, but the eyes are so real and so full of emotion. I love your style 💕
Thank you so much, Paulina!
I always have a problem with hair. You make it look so easy. This is a lovely picture and I learned so much from it. I struggle with limiting my pallet, but will try something similar. I think i'll also go back to your previous study you referenced. I plan on taking some time to myself this weekend while my dog mends from surgery and do some studies. Thanks again, as always, for your lovely work and walking us through your processes.
So sorry to hear about your dog Tannis, hope he/she will be okay. But the extra time will do you good probably :) have fun painting and I’ll go finish uploading this one to Patreon 🌹
I second this, also struggling with hair!
I wish I was just beautiful as this wonderfully painted pictures
I'm the only one in my family who's interested on arts, and they always say "It's not artistic" when I'm watching art videos on our TV...without them knowing that it's just starting, "Don't expect perfection at start"
It was so comforting to see the ugly stage of this portrait and then be amazed by the end product!
I personally like the white added to the eyes and the lips but prefer the hair without it. Thank you so much for sharing. I had no idea how shapeless and messy a beautiful picture could start out. It was so educational and entertaining to watch you keep adding layers. There was a long part of the video where I would have thought the painting was ruined but as you kept going, suddenly so much beauty and form appeared. It's a stunning painting and a wonderful tutorial. Thanks again
I LOVE your work. This a beautiful portrait. I’d love to see how you’d approach a darker complexion with a more textured hair. Thanks for sharing your process!
Sarah your comment actually made me do two studies on a darker skin right away, and working on another painting like that to publish in the upcoming video. Thank youu for your suggestion!
I'm impressed that even prussian blue can be lifted on this paper
Yes, even highly staining pigments lift off quite easily. But not when you layer too much.
@@JaneBeata Thanks for replying.. Do you bother to stretch this paper? Some people soak it prior to stretching to remove some of the hard sizing. Thank you.
@@trawler3924 I dont with smaller studies but I stretch paper on a wooden frame for larger artworks
@@JaneBeata Thanks so much, Jane. Maybe I'll try this paper.
I realised that it's not the end until you decide the end!
This is soo pretty
Wow! This is a delicate and really beautiful watercolor painting.
That's great. Keep our meeting! 👍
Watch the video to the end.
Have a happy day today!
Thank you so much 😀
Love this
I did the same "soulmate" paper search last year. It turned into a HUGE project that took months.. I belonged to a painting group at the time and interest was very high pushing me to keep going beyond where I would have stopped. People even started sending me paper to include, some from other countries I couldn't get where I live. In the end I tested about 50 different brands, types, weights, and finishes (all finishes are different even in the same paper). What I found is that every single one is different. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. There is no one paper that does everything well. Sizing tends to lean toward either lifting or glazing.. the few that try to do both do not do either well. I personally found blended paper worse than pulp alone, and cotton best of all. The difference between pulp and cotton was so great I would never use pulp again if I had a choice. You have to actually paint on it using all the techniques you use as a painter to understand it, swatches are not enough. I had a set of tests, two actual paintings (a sky for washes and several lifting approaches, and a group of leaves each with a different approach... but you should paint what you normally do), and used the same paint and brushes for each for consistency. I made extensive notes directly on the paper and then photographed each both to share and as a permanent record.. it's very easy to forget what your experience was after a few different papers so record keeping is very important. You can get suggestions from others but in the end it's a very personal decision. I found several different brands/finishes I really enjoy.. and I learned a lot about how I paint and what is important to me. It was very worthwhile and I would encourage anyone to try it... you can get a lot of papers as sample sheets or single sheets...or share papers with friends... which keeps the cost down. Paper is the most important ingredient in watercolor IMO, it affects every aspect of the painting. I would rather have the cheapest paints and brushes, and my favorite paper, than the opposite.
I am pinning this comment, thanks for your insight. I agree with everything you said and I havent nearly ever tried as many papers. But I have about 20 types in the studio and some blocks I painted on 10/12 pages and still wasnt 100% sure about all the properties, my thoughts werent complete. I’ll still attempt to offer a video guide of some sorts to help people chose the paper according to the type of techniue they want to go for. 👍🏻
@@JaneBeata I'm looking forward to it, you may have some papers I've never had. I'm especially curious about Hahnemuhle, they have so many different varieties and I've only ever tried one. It's really hard to get here, especially in single sheets. It's just too expensive for me to buy an entire block or pack of paper I may never want to paint on again. Fabriano also changed their sizing right after I finished my project.. I'm curious to see the difference between the two but not enough to buy more lol. I didn't care for the last version.. except for the soft press which only they make, it's half way between hot and cold press and very interesting to work with. This is the second time they changed because botanical painters have been complaining for a few years now about the change before this. Apparently the hot press was completely different and many were very unhappy.
@@waymire01 I hated the soft press :( but I always wonder when paper acts weird if its me getting a wrong bunch.. I will check that one more time since you advocate it but I never ordered it after people couldnt finish their paintings properly during workshops.
@@JaneBeata You would probably still not like it, I think we like different kinds of paper based on your comments in the video. I didn't care for the Moulin Du Roy. My favorites are Arches, Saunders Waterford, Langton Prestige, Bee cotton, and Baohong. I like a thirsty paper, that absorbs and holds on to color so it glazes without any lifting. Pretty sure all of them are gelatin sizing.
I really liked it when you added the white gouache in your painting! It has made a wonderful impact making the painting more alive and striking in a good way. ( to be honest, that painting effect you made using the white paint is one of the reason I clicked right away and watched your video (^_^)) For me, your decision is not bad at all.
Thanks a lot you clicked and watched :) much appreciated!
So great to see your process! This is inspiring! Thank you!
Wow
Que incrível esta arte
Omgggg!!! Waiting!
So beautiful. I personally love the white highlights.
This is just beautiful. Amazingly talented 🌺🌺🌺
this is AMAZING I love it!!!!!!!!!
Your paintings are truly art. They are not just perfectly painted images of a beautiful face. Your faces always make me feel like they are alive, and make me wonder, what are they feeling? what are they portraying? Is she mourning? Is she remembering a poignant moment in her life? Is she sad? Your art is truly amazing!
You are too kind, thank youu 🌞 I think of my portraits as of emotion diaries, most of the time.
I love this artwork! This is one of your best pieces!
So glad you like it :)
AAAA YOU'RE SO TALENTED!!!
Aw thanks Isabella!
I learned something new today. Thank you!
You’re welcome :)
This so beautifullll
Wowww
Its buetiful its giving me kelogsloops vibes
Thank you very much!
I absolutely love your videos. Your work is beautiful and the tutorials are so well made. You inspire me so much❤ I look forward to binge watching more of your videos. Thank you for sharing❤❤❤❤❤
Oh I love this one 💖 Know what you mean when you talk about doing the white parts in a different way so it gets softer. Ann from Norway
Thanks a lot Ann :)
This is amazing! I have always struggled with the layering and those base colours, but you patiently built it up and it is beautiful
Thank you so much for watching, Shivi!
This was incredible!!! The lifting was amazing for adding detail and i love its 3 colors! Mind blown!
Thank youuu Holly!
This is beautiful !! I definitly try to make your tutorial because I love this paint !!
Thanks so much Nana 😊
I really love how much of that deep red you use on the face - it's so bold but looks wonderful.
Absolutely gorgeous!❤️❤️
Thank you so much!!
I sit here in awe... this video transported me to a different place. THat is art! 😍😘
YOU made everything look so easy I really appreciate
Glad you liked it :)
This is gorgeous,I feel like its one of your best so far
That means a lot!
Absolutely love it!! It’s beautiful and it’s exactly how I feel at this moment. I also love how authentic you are, not only here, but in all your videos. Not trying to be like somebody else is the best way to be the only one in it’s unique kind! I’m talking- your art and your personality.
Thanks so much Magdalena, means a lot 😍
that already looks so cool 😍🥰
Haha thank youu 🤩
That was sick, good job!!
Thanks a lot for watching :)
Your art never disappoints! Love your art work!
Have a great day:)
Aw thanks so much 🌞 have a great day yourself!
Beautiful!
Thank you very much 🥰
I love this - wonderful
Thanks Evan for a wonderful feedback!
The portrait turned out gorgeous
Thanks so much! :)
Omg this beautiful!! ✨🌹🌹
Thank you so much ❤️
Beautiful painting‼︎ You very talented‼︎
So perfect‼︎ So beautiful‼︎💕💕💕
Thanks so much!
this is the real "trush the process", beautiful 💖
Thanks so much Sofia :)
Wow beautiful , I just dream to one day to do something like this
This was so beautiful ♡
Thanks a lot!
Beautifully painted❤️❤️
Thank you! 🤗
Sooo beautiful 😍
Thank you Nataliia! 😊
Very beautiful drawing!!😍
Thank you so much 😀
👏👏👏i like your style 🎨🎨
Thanks so much 🥰
Wow! That’s impressive Jane and I love it!☺️❤️
Keep safe.🙏🏻
Thank you! 🤗 You too!
This video really motivated me. I always gave up When colours went wild .. but u inspired me ❤️
So glad it was inspiring!
maravilhosa sua arte, parabéns continue assim !!!!!!!
Thank you very much :)
It's outstanding...love it so much 😍😍
Thanks so much!
Wow!!! Both the painting and the painting process are just incredible 😍! This painting just speaks to me on a very emotional level. It’s just so beautiful ❤️. I’m so happy I found your channel a few days ago.
Really glad you enjoyed the video :)
It's absolutely beautiful. As for the highlights.. I think they did great things for the eyes and lips, not so sure about the hair.
Yeah, I overstepped there :(
This is the most beautiful watercolor artwork I have ever seen!!!!💞 You are a Watercolor Master! I worked in watercolor, and I love it, but this study is incredible! At first it looked like a mess, but you knew how to build it perfectly! Amazing work!!!🥰🏆🏆🏆
Thank you so much 😀
Love it!!!
Thanks so much Linda!
Beautiful
Thank you!
I wish I could have a hand like you
It's so pretty im'a go try it😊😊😊
Yess have fun painting :)
Merci 🙏😊
I actually like the way you use white for some bold highlights! I enjoy the contrast of soft blends and watercolor edges next to the bold and crisp white :)
Thank you Klood, I do enjoy that too :) I'm just questioning everything right now, I see no other way to more from a slump.
It's beautiful, it was so relaxing to watch you painting :)
Thank you so much Milena 😀
This is stunning.. if I can learn to paint with watercolour half as well .. I'll die happy
You are too kind, thank youu :)
So nice 👍🏼
Thank youu ✨
just fantastic
Thanks a lot Sofia :)
@@JaneBeata your welcome ❤
omg, I always looking for painting like this. It actually reminds me of my favorite watercolor artist, Kelogsloops, bcs I love his color palette and artworks. But he's been mia for quite some times :((
Well, I'm glad that I found your account! and I also love your color palettes, they're just so gorgeous and inspires me to make some paintings
Yesss! Kelogsloops is also one of my favorites because of his color palette and I’m so glad to have came across her & find another artist with a style I’m also drawn to
Thanks so much Min! I love Kelogsloops! I put on his videos every time I need an instant inspiration :) His style is far more controlled than mine, but really miss his videos - hope he uploads more.
this is so beautiful I LOVE YOUR CCCCOOLLOORRSSS
Thank youu :)
Wow. So beautiful. I love the juxtaposition of the loose parts and the details parts. And although I know what you mean about adding the white...I think not only this this make this portrait pop and sing...it's really your style. So I loved it.
Thank you Monique, I am just trying to question my “regular” ways this year because I felt stuck for a while now and trying to get through a dip 🌞
@@JaneBeata That makes total sense. And ultimately the only person you should try to please is yourself. :). Regardless - it will be beautiful!
Hamrib brought me here.
Beautiful work!!
Aw thanks a lot, she is the best! ❤️
Stunning 😍 You deserve so much more views. And it will happen, I am sure 😊 Greetings from germany!
Thank you so much! Greetings back at you from Slovakia :)
I actually like the white. You didn't ruin it. It looks beautiful 😊.
Thank you! 😊
Your one hours are the same length as mine 😁 beautiful painting. I love love the reds.
Haha! There’s always a gap between how we envision the work going and how it actually goes 😭 thank you for watching!
Неймовірно!
EXTRAORDINARY *O*
Thanks a lot :)
💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
My friend goes over her white details with colored pencils to dull them dow a bit you could try.
Thanks for the suggestion, I do not often use pencils in my work, even though I have a beautiful set at hand :) Maybe I'll experiment with them more.
Ďakujeme....🧡
I am so so happy to have stumbled upon your TH-cam video! I paint portraits and this video is really helpful for me, especially the lifting part. I usually don’t do it. For a moment I was wondering what paper you’re using, I thought it was Saunders Waterford. Thank you for telling what paper you used and listing all your materials. May I ask if you used red gouache at the end of your painting to add to the florals?
Glad it was helpful Naaraa and thanks a lot for watching :) No gouache, only the pyrrol red, I listed all materials down below.
太强了
That's the real definition of trust the process, amazing
I'm usually devastated at the first stage when working with watercolors, the paint leaks everywhere and I start panicking
Just make yourself finish the painting every time. After a while, you notice different stages and you'll just trust your ability to add the definition in the later layers of the process. Blurry and messy underpainting can even give the picture a nice flowy look in the end. But of course, it's a bit risky and not aways it works :) That's why I experiment on a smaller size papers, in the worst case you start over.
The painting is beautiful both ways ... You could always photograph or scan it before you add the white, so you have a clean copy?
Thank you Marcia :) Well that's a great suggestion (I do photograph the process often though), the remark was just on how automatic was that addition, I didnt even stop to consider it :)
I'm also a fan of the Moulin du Roy paper, and very sad that I can't get it here. I read somewhere that it is now produced at the St. cuthberts Mill, so maybe the waterford paper has similarities with it. But I didn't have the chance to try it yet.
That's what I discovered as well and have been able to order from Jackson's. It's great to work on it again!
You could tone down the white or use pastel pencil. You could smudge it with finger or tissue
Those are great suggestions, thanks a lot :) I could smudge the gouache too but I was rather thinking of not using additional mediums for a while, just purely watercolor.
Pastel pencil is wonderful on top of watercolor, I much prefer it to ink or gouache. It's able to go bright but also very easy to soften and there are many colors to choose from.
really enjoyed your video, Jane. i did want to let you know your patreon link does not go to your page however. I did know how to search and eventually found you
I saw this image on pinterest and saved to draw a long ago. Now this video popped out like "bitch, open your sketchbook💀".
Edit: bro the process😩 you're so talented
Haha maybe that's a sign! Hope you have fun with that sketchbook :) And thank youu!
"Just a quick painting"
Result: 👁👄👁
Wasn't that quick in the end :) Thank youu!
Haha 😂
hard edges scare me soooo much :O
I knooow, right?
Hi, is there a full version of this tutorial anywhere?
Hi, yes there is a full real-time tutorial on my Patreon - www.patreon.com/posts/portrait-in-3-me-62352572
Idk how to use watercolor i really wanna use it to do the clothe and hair of one of my drawing
But i dont want to like make my drawing ugly
i never used watercolor (i did when i was little but it was just using one color so it doesn't really count) now i wanna go ahead an try painting with watercolor but im scared I'll ruin my sketch 😭💔
What pallet are you using?
All materials in the description and also mentioned and shown a lot in the video :)
Hi! Is this videoavailable on your paetron to paint along with you ? Cheers
Yes, it is!
please, can u tell me, where do u study to make those paints?
If you mean the color mixing, I just published a real-time tutorial :)