Thank you so much for a great class. I started painting in my early sixties and I hope I have enough time in my life to at least master the basics. There is so much to learn! I enjoy your classes I have watched and I immediately subscribed. I love painting florals and animals but I am up to learn it all. I have found that 300 lb cotton paper takes many layers but I often get carried away and overwork, when I should have stopped sooner. How do you know when enough is enough with layering? Thank you also for the free lesson. I look forward to taking advantage of your generosity. I'm happy I found you. Best wishes.
This is a fantastic panoramic painting. You have shown very clearly the essential three layers method and cleared my earlier confusion. I especially loved the superb closeup photography you have done. One of your finest videos so far Nitin. Thanks so much for uploading.
This was a wonderful lesson on layering. You mentioned the play of light. In this context a lesson on mixing colors for shadows would be nice. As also a normal color mixing lesson for a landscape. Please consider.
This is beautiful Nitin ji, thank you for all your videos and advises.. last year watercolor got my attention and your videos popped up on TH-cam.. you play a major part in keeping me motivated.. thank you again !!
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings sir , I wish you good as well, thank you for all your efforts and experiences you put forward through TH-cam !! God bless !!
Sir,i would like to know about van goughs paintings secret.that means yellow lights n vast area paintings. Sir please make a vedeo for us. From Bangladesh.
You are extremely talented! Every time I do water coloring my first layer is always to dark & try to keep it wetter like a wash layer but end up with dark red & then now way can add more? Never know which colors to choose to layer & then choose one & then just cover whole area just to dark? How can I know which colors to layer as not great at seeing where needs shadows (which color) & then highlights) & never had any lessons? They come out pretty but feel if could learn how to choose my colors to layer & not go in so heavy but each time I try get the same? Ty for this video as know need to learn how!
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings About 50 years ago, when my father taught me to draw, he taught me to copy and study UK watercolor paintings. I just copied and studied, and didn't care about the author's name. At present, I am in Osaka, Japan. I can't go back to my old house because of the epidemic. I'm very sorry.
@@anandsr7032 Ok , ideally it shouldn’t happen . The other reason I could think is dapping & doing too many unnecessary strokes which can activate low layer pigment and mix with second layer causing a mess.
Do my eyes deceive me??!! The picture I saw you painting was from an entirely different pespective than the finished one shown at 9:23. Yes? No? In the finished picture the light is coming from the right, whereas all through the tutorial, the light is coming from the left -- as shown in 6:43. Another thing that bothered me since this point in the video, here at that 6:43 point, is the fact that the largest building right in the center should certainly cast a shadow on the lower roof behind it, but no, it is brightly lit; it is an odd oversigh for such an accomplished artist as you are, Nitin.
No.. its not your eyes, but your brain is certainly deceiving you. It really takes a tiny speck of grey matter to understand that the image in the video at 9:23 is a flipped image
@@jjroseknows777 Nobody does that on purpose. Its not an issue at all. He probably took the photo on his mobile where you have something called mirror output. We need to turn that option off to get the correct image. Many Image editing softwares can also flip the image. Nitin probably missed that part. Nevertheless again, it isn't an issue at all.
Your work is absolutely FABULOUS!
Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you .god bless you
Wow! You are so talented! Thank you for sharing your insight and for giving me confidence
Oh my gosh! This painting is so majestic!
Thank you so much
Thank you so much for explaining about layers
Thank you so much for a great class. I started painting in my early sixties and I hope I have enough time in my life to at least master the basics. There is so much to learn! I enjoy your classes I have watched and I immediately subscribed. I love painting florals and animals but I am up to learn it all. I have found that 300 lb cotton paper takes many layers but I often get carried away and overwork, when I should have stopped sooner. How do you know when enough is enough with layering? Thank you also for the free lesson. I look forward to taking advantage of your generosity. I'm happy I found you. Best wishes.
I think you should do more layering videos. Your videos are very helpful.
U R fantastic artist specially using bold colour.
You have amazing insight and perception a long with imagination and profound introspection
Thank you so much for these words, thank you 🙏
This is a fantastic panoramic painting. You have shown very clearly the essential three layers method and cleared my earlier confusion. I especially loved the superb closeup photography you have done. One of your finest videos so far Nitin. Thanks so much for uploading.
Thank you so much, I will try my best to continue evolving my process 👍
Very good sir Thank u
You are an amazing painter. Thank you for sharing x
Excellent
It’s amazing what your artwork is beautiful
Thank you so much
This was a wonderful lesson on layering. You mentioned the play of light. In this context a lesson on mixing colors for shadows would be nice. As also a normal color mixing lesson for a landscape. Please consider.
Thank you so much for your suggestion, I will keep that in mind 👍
Thank
This is beautiful Nitin ji, thank you for all your videos and advises.. last year watercolor got my attention and your videos popped up on TH-cam.. you play a major part in keeping me motivated.. thank you again !!
I’m glad to hear this and very happy to be part of your watercolor journey, my best wishes 👍
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings sir , I wish you good as well, thank you for all your efforts and experiences you put forward through TH-cam !! God bless !!
Masterful!
I can see the beginnings of another artist evidenced from the wall behind you! 😀
Layering works well for me.
Good to hear this 👍
How do you become a artist? Please make a short veido
Awesome thanks
Sir,i would like to know about van goughs paintings secret.that means yellow lights n vast area paintings. Sir please make a vedeo for us. From Bangladesh.
You are extremely talented! Every time I do water coloring my first layer is always to dark & try to keep it wetter like a wash layer but end up with dark red & then now way can add more? Never know which colors to choose to layer & then choose one & then just cover whole area just to dark? How can I know which colors to layer as not great at seeing where needs shadows (which color) & then highlights) & never had any lessons?
They come out pretty but feel if could learn how to choose my colors to layer & not go in so heavy but each time I try get the same? Ty for this video as know need to learn how!
intimidating !!!
Thank you
i use the arches 100% cotton 300 gsm for commision work and canson moulin du roy for practice
Wonderful
Great work Nitin bhai... is that a chitrapat 440gsm paper??
What colors did you use?
look like old UK Artists style 👍
Can you name that artist, thank you 🙏
@@NitinSinghwatercolorpaintings About 50 years ago, when my father taught me to draw, he taught me to copy and study UK watercolor paintings. I just copied and studied, and didn't care about the author's name. At present, I am in Osaka, Japan. I can't go back to my old house because of the epidemic. I'm very sorry.
One of the most impressive works is the stone bridge with light skin tone and the old buildings on the side. The other is an old ship on the dock.
for low commision worki use LANA paper of 640 gsm
How you do it so the paper will not Warp or wrincle
what paper you use
Well, I don’t give more attention to art materials. My focus is always to improve skills👍
Chainl ka nam Nitin Singh
When applying 2nd layer 1st layer colour come off and it makes a mess, why it happens
Make sure first layer is completely dry before applying second layer. Also may I know which brand of color and paper you are using ?
@@YashwanthMayasandra applied after completely dry, paper brustro paint camel
@@anandsr7032 Ok , ideally it shouldn’t happen . The other reason I could think is dapping & doing too many unnecessary strokes which can activate low layer pigment and mix with second layer causing a mess.
@@YashwanthMayasandra is it bcoz of more water using when applying second layer
Are you sure you’re using watercolor?
Great ,learning a lot from you. Can you make a painting for my new house(on payment).kindly give ur contact,so that I can talk regarding that.thanks!
Sure, please send an email to nitinaltra@gmail.com
Went you wet the paper
Do my eyes deceive me??!! The picture I saw you painting was from an entirely different pespective than the finished one shown at 9:23. Yes? No? In the finished picture the light is coming from the right, whereas all through the tutorial, the light is coming from the left -- as shown in 6:43. Another thing that bothered me since this point in the video, here at that 6:43 point, is the fact that the largest building right in the center should certainly cast a shadow on the lower roof behind it, but no, it is brightly lit; it is an odd oversigh for such an accomplished artist as you are, Nitin.
No.. its not your eyes, but your brain is certainly deceiving you. It really takes a tiny speck of grey matter to understand that the image in the video at 9:23 is a flipped image
@@-mindscape-4988 Why would you do that?
@@jjroseknows777 Nobody does that on purpose. Its not an issue at all. He probably took the photo on his mobile where you have something called mirror output. We need to turn that option off to get the correct image. Many Image editing softwares can also flip the image. Nitin probably missed that part. Nevertheless again, it isn't an issue at all.
@@-mindscape-4988 Thank you.