Thank you for taking your time and explaining this artwork. An your art work is BEAUTIFUL AND AGAIN THANK YOU I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY ARTIST EXPLAIN THIS SUBJECT ❤ IAM FROM SHERMAN,TEXAS
I've been taking wc classes and practicing on my own for over 2 years (off and on) and STILL struggle with it. This video, I found so helpful. I think it's very important to learn the foundations of putting down wc onto paper and you do that excellently here, so thank you. So important to practice the basics over and over again and over and over again.
Receiving knowledge is always a pleasure, but to receive it through this quality of tutoring is like entering an unexpected paradise. Thank you and, please, forgive my spanglish.
Hi! I bought a nice book of yours, and, it's stunningly beautiful! I'm at awe, how wonderfully they're watercoloured! I even showed it to my boyfriend, and he was also amazed of the workmanship!
Stumbled upon this video. So very helpful, especially the tips about waiting till there is sheen on the wet area. I tend to wet the paper too much and immediately apply the paint which makes it difficult to manage the flow of paint. I thought wet on wet was the essence of watercolor painting but now it’s more clear to me that other techniques are important to supplement and complement a wet on wet base. Maybe that’s why I end up with muddiness. Thank you so much!
This is the most useful video on watercolor that I have found!! I love that these techniques can be applied for so many things other than botanical watercolor. Thank you!!
These are some of the most useful techniques I’ve come across with. I’m new to watercolor and your tutorials are easy to follow especially beginners such as myself. So thrilled I found your channel! Please keep doing what your doing. ❤️
Thanks Julia I love botanical art and want to head in that direction eventually Ive been mostly into acrylics so far but love the delicacy of watercolours. Am now a new subscriber to your channel ... Ive found your tips very helpful and you explain things very well🙏💜
Very practical information for someone like me who needs desperately to make a scientific illustration project in a design class! I now feel maybe I can approach the project with less fear.
Love your channel Julia - I have just discovered a passion for watercolour and botanical art and I am inspired and encouraged by your content. Please keep them coming!
I am so glad I have found your channel. You demonstrate everything so clearly and explain it all so anyone can understand how to do things. I look forward to going through all your other videos. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing. I always use wet into wet. I just love seeing the paint flow. Even for my children and baby portraits. Then I use damp brush and finish with a little dry brush. I love seeing others paint.
This is a really good video and tutorial for a beginner watercolourist and botanical art enthusiast like me, thank-you. May I ask what brushes you use? I'm struggling to find a brush that suits me.
Hi. The brush I use in the video is no longer available. However i would recommend buying the best your can afford. Windsor and Newton Series 7 are a top quality brand. Or search for Billy Showell's brushes. Otherwise look for good sable brushes that come to a good point.
@@JuliaTrickeyART I've read about both of those! I don't want something too expensive as I'm just starting out and I don't plan to get serious (like professional/career level) with watercolour. But thank-you for your recommendation, I will look into those!
@@JuliaTrickeyART Hi. I loved your video. And was wondering what brush you were using too. Which one do you think it's better, windsor and newton or da Vinci for brushes?
I am constantly asked this question! It is a great brush in the video but sadly no longer available. Look for a sable brush about size 4 with a good point. Then you can use the same brush for washes and fine detail. I like Daniel Smith watercolours but any artist quality paints are good. x
I am constantly asked this question! It is a great brush in the video but sadly no longer available. Look for a sable brush about size 4 with a good point. Then you can use the same brush for washes and fine detail. x
A beginner’s elementary question: can someone explains what she meant by “don’t fiddle with dry paint” please? Drying paint on the paper or drying paint in the palette? Thank you so much for your kind advice! 🙏
Which watercolour paper are you using? Your paper looks flat. Watercolour affects are different according which type of watercolour paper you use. I find this even when using expensive way
I generally use 140lb Arches HP paper which I will stretch on a drawing board to deal with the buckling issue. I think in the video I had some sheets of heavier weight paper (Fabiano Artistico HP 300lb) but don't use this paper any more as they changed their 'recipe' and I don't like the newer surface. Arches also do a heavier paper but I don't like this either!
Bianca Desilets .I work mostly in watercolour but increasingly botanical artists are using coloured pencil. Ann Swan and Susan Christopher-Coulson are amongst the best known UK artists in this respect.
@AMIR-nm7fo 1.Apply some castor Oil all over the eyes , and eyelashes. 2.Rub Castor Oil on your feet , massaging under feet for 3 minutes. You will sleep like "a stone in a river"!
Thank you for taking your time and explaining this artwork. An your art work is BEAUTIFUL AND AGAIN THANK YOU I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY ARTIST EXPLAIN THIS SUBJECT ❤ IAM FROM SHERMAN,TEXAS
I've been taking wc classes and practicing on my own for over 2 years (off and on) and STILL struggle with it. This video, I found so helpful. I think it's very important to learn the foundations of putting down wc onto paper and you do that excellently here, so thank you. So important to practice the basics over and over again and over and over again.
Receiving knowledge is always a pleasure, but to receive it through this quality of tutoring is like entering an unexpected paradise. Thank you and, please, forgive my spanglish.
SergioUrra Thank you for. your comment!
Thank you for your encouraging comments. I would like to find time to produce more videos like this. If only there were more hours in the day!
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Hi! I bought a nice book of yours, and, it's stunningly beautiful! I'm at awe, how wonderfully they're watercoloured! I even showed it to my boyfriend, and he was also amazed of the workmanship!
Stumbled upon this video. So very helpful, especially the tips about waiting till there is sheen on the wet area. I tend to wet the paper too much and immediately apply the paint which makes it difficult to manage the flow of paint. I thought wet on wet was the essence of watercolor painting but now it’s more clear to me that other techniques are important to supplement and complement a wet on wet base. Maybe that’s why I end up with muddiness. Thank you so much!
This is the most useful video on watercolor that I have found!! I love that these techniques can be applied for so many things other than botanical watercolor. Thank you!!
Thank you Julia! I am drooling over that Ivy leaf you painted!
So happy to see your videos here 😊. I had been using your videos from the late 90s from the garden centre.
I love it - precise and concise! Bravo
This was very helpfull! especially the part about not fiddling with an area you've just colored. As it DOES look so much worse afterwards. Thank you
OH MY GOSH! You are a phenomenal watercolor teacher. I love all of your tips. Thank you!!
Appreciate your type of instructions, great demo.
These are some of the most useful techniques I’ve come across with. I’m new to watercolor and your tutorials are easy to follow especially beginners such as myself. So thrilled I found your channel! Please keep doing what your doing. ❤️
Thanks Julia I love botanical art and want to head in that direction eventually Ive been mostly into acrylics so far but love the delicacy of watercolours. Am now a new subscriber to your channel ... Ive found your tips very helpful and you explain things very well🙏💜
Very practical information for someone like me who needs desperately to make a scientific illustration project in a design class! I now feel maybe I can approach the project with less fear.
Love your channel Julia - I have just discovered a passion for watercolour and botanical art and I am inspired and encouraged by your content. Please keep them coming!
Hi Shekha...r u frm Mumbai..if yes then where can i learn botanical art in Mumbai..😊
I am so glad I have found your channel. You demonstrate everything so clearly and explain it all so anyone can understand how to do things. I look forward to going through all your other videos. Thanks.
Very good. It is easy to intuitively feel what you are doing with degrees of wetness. More videos please.
thank you, so helpful and beautiful to watch
How beautiful , how clear and helpful! Thank you so very much!
This was extremely soothing. Thank you
The damp brush technique seems perfect for contouring leaves or pieces of fruit.
Hi, I really love this tips, could you tell me what kind of paper recomend for watercolor paint? I Will appreciate it. Thanks.
What a great video, to the point, concise and helpful without all the - look at me, self-promotion nonsense
I am new to watercolor. Thank you for the information.
Thanks for sharing. I always use wet into wet. I just love seeing the paint flow. Even for my children and baby portraits. Then I use damp brush and finish with a little dry brush. I love seeing others paint.
Bless you for your amazing instruction. You answered so many questions I had. 💜
Tiffany Grey Thank you for your encouraging words.
Thanks alot for sharing these techniques💐. please do more these kind of videos😊
I am interested in that brush! So beautiful how it springs back to a neat point. What is the secret?
It's so beautiful. That's what I'd like to draw someday. Flowers make the mind peaceful. The drawing process is sometimes difficult.
OMG! What a talent 😊 you inspired me
This is such good explanation! Thank you so much!!!!
Fantastic tutorial very impressive thank you 😊 🇦🇺
And thank you for a delightful video!
Wonderful tips and techniques! Thank you so much!
This is a really good video and tutorial for a beginner watercolourist and botanical art enthusiast like me, thank-you.
May I ask what brushes you use? I'm struggling to find a brush that suits me.
Hi. The brush I use in the video is no longer available. However i would recommend buying the best your can afford. Windsor and Newton Series 7 are a top quality brand. Or search for Billy Showell's brushes. Otherwise look for good sable brushes that come to a good point.
@@JuliaTrickeyART I've read about both of those! I don't want something too expensive as I'm just starting out and I don't plan to get serious (like professional/career level) with watercolour. But thank-you for your recommendation, I will look into those!
@@JuliaTrickeyART Hi. I loved your video. And was wondering what brush you were using too. Which one do you think it's better, windsor and newton or da Vinci for brushes?
I love it! And... I love your work!!!
Thank you I appreciate your enthusiasm!
Well executed tips. I enjoyed watching. Thank you. Vickie St. Louis MO. U.S.A.
Excellent - very helpful thank you
Thanks Julia ... most helpful.
Should the paper be at a slight angle.
So beautiful work
What brush do you use xx
what brand of brush are you using in this video?
Very useful technique. Thanks
Just found your tutorial and you are left handed 💕
very clear and useful, Thanks
thank you very much.
clear and easy to follow .
Great Video. Would these techniques work on other media like plaster? Thanks so much
Very informative and interesting video! It was very helpful, but I did struggle a bit with how loud the intro and outro are.
Fantastic. Thank You 💗
Thank you Ms.Trickey.
Can you please tell me what your favorite watercolor brushes and paints are?
Thank you,
Tiffani
I am constantly asked this question! It is a great brush in the video but sadly no longer available. Look for a sable brush about size 4 with a good point. Then you can use the same brush for washes and fine detail. I like Daniel Smith watercolours but any artist quality paints are good. x
Weedus thank you for this information
I’m trying to do the little hair follicles on a leaf 7:06
Thank you for this! Really helpful!
Beautiful wonderful!! Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Lovey video, very clear
That is a beautiful green - what shade is it please? I know it is Daniel Smith 🌹
Yes it is a Daniel Smith colour - Sap Green. x
Thank you soooo much❣️
I have a question, what means fiddle.. as a Germany girl, witch iam... I don't understand this exspression🎈💞
Sabine Tsamtsoukakis it means once you have the color down do not go back over it while it is wet.
@@carlabakelaar8912 Thank you sooo much Carla.
Hello. What type of brush did you use? Thank you!!!
I am constantly asked this question! It is a great brush in the video but sadly no longer available. Look for a sable brush about size 4 with a good point. Then you can use the same brush for washes and fine detail. x
Julia Trickey Thank you very much!
A beginner’s elementary question: can someone explains what she meant by “don’t fiddle with dry paint” please? Drying paint on the paper or drying paint in the palette? Thank you so much for your kind advice! 🙏
On the paper- if the paint isn’t fully dry on the paper the paint can bloom if disturbed. Blooms are spreading paint . You can experiment and see.
Thank you very much for the video! It's very interesting and important! 🇺🇦
Very helpful - thank you!!
Thank you and thank you!!!!!
thankyou l do love this!
Thank you - about to start!
Thank you for the useful tips
Thank you! Good video
Never fiddle with drying paint... i think that's just what almost all new to watercoloring are tempted to do. 😁
Thank you!
What a useful content thank you so much for this vid
Hi Julia, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us. May I ask, what sort of pencil do you use? HB, H or ? Thank you. :)
Which watercolour paper are you using? Your paper looks flat. Watercolour affects are different according which type of watercolour paper you use. I find this even when using expensive way
I generally use 140lb Arches HP paper which I will stretch on a drawing board to deal with the buckling issue. I think in the video I had some sheets of heavier weight paper (Fabiano Artistico HP 300lb) but don't use this paper any more as they changed their 'recipe' and I don't like the newer surface. Arches also do a heavier paper but I don't like this either!
Are botanicals done with any kind of media? How about watercolored pencils?
Bianca Desilets .I work mostly in watercolour but increasingly botanical artists are using coloured pencil. Ann Swan and Susan Christopher-Coulson are amongst the best known UK artists in this respect.
Great video
excellent, very grateful
clear and precise thanks a lot
Thanks for sharing. What’s name of background song? So cute!
Thank you so much! This is very informative and i will try this tomorrow! :)
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
2a.m. and I cannot sleep. I do some water color and go back to sleep. Medication?
@AMIR-nm7fo
1.Apply some castor Oil all over the eyes , and eyelashes.
2.Rub Castor Oil on your feet , massaging under feet for 3 minutes.
You will sleep like "a stone in a river"!
Lovely. Very instuctive.
So informative thanks 🤗
Good old julia💞
Thank you.
Thank you💜
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wooowwwww your videos are.... woooowwwwww
Nice ✌👍
We cant see the painting because the writings are coming in the way
Ok. Thanks for your observation
Nice Work ~~!
Soooo helpful
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"Damp Brush' technique is kinda what you have with a waterbrush
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Thanks x
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The sound is terrible