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painting an old fairytale with watercolours
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2023
- Happy October! Here is the full painting process of my recent piece, based on an old fairytale: The Six Swans. I'm quite proud of this artwork, and hope you enjoy the video:)
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► Materials
HB graphite pencil
Speedball nib and holder (size 512)
Liquitex acrylic ink (carbon black)
Daniel Smith watercolours
Arches 300gsm hot-pressed paper
► Music
From the TH-cam Audio Library
I respect folklore. It is part of who we are. 🎉😊
Holy crap ive been looking for videos with painting process of syles like this for forever, beautiful painting
PS Assassin's Apprentice (the first book in the farseer trilogy) is the best fantasy series i've read in a looooong time. Female author is always a plus as well
A bit late perhaps, but your painting reminded me of those of Anton Pieck; a 20th century artist who painted both industrial and fairy tale scenes. In the Netherlands there is a theme park based entirely of its style and drawings (De Efteling) and is very popular!
The wheel of time has so many books in the series, i highly recommend
I love that you are reading this series and sharing your inspiration but I had to mute the video because I am about to start reading it and didn't want any spoilers! Personally my favorite part of the video was when you talked more about the painting technique and choices and process rather than the books and stories. But you do whatever makes you happy! I'm just giving my two cents :)
Stumbled across this today. It makes me want to pick up watercolour haha. It turned out so beautifully!
Oh I’m so glad, that’s wonderful!🥰 and thank you
very late to the game, but id recommend juniper and thorn by ava reid! amazing, but definitely check trigger warnings
This turned out amazing! It reminds me of old fairy tail illustrations books 😍
Thankyou so much😊
Omg! This is so amazing
I can’t believe more people havn’t found this channel
Oh thankyou😊
This is lovely and the original tale is my favorite. Thank You.♥
Oh it’s such a beautiful story, I’m so glad you like it, thankyou🥰
Lovely work! reminds me of a book I used to read as a child featuring paintings by the Swedish artist John Bauer, I like how everything but especially the swans looks so alive, you’ve really managed to capture their beauty:)
Oh thankyou so much! :) Yes I love John Bauer’s art - I was actually quite inspired by his tall trees for this painting🤩
Very nice, I love the misty quality the background has.
Thanks! I’m glad that came across☺️
I like this format 😊 with the backstory. cute painting
Thanks😊
Wish I could like this way more than one time. Love this fairytale so much! And your more moody Celtic depiction of it appeals to me so much. Can’t wait to see my print! 💚
Oh Thankyou very much!! This means a lot🥰🍃
Parabéns é realmente um trabalho muito lindo. Seus videos são tão calmos. Amo assisti seus vídeos. Não pare de postar. ❤
Oh I am so glad, thank you for your beautiful comment🥺💛
I just love the way you record your art!! ❤❤❤ I admire you so much❤❤
Oh thankyouu🥺✨
This is gorgeous 🥺
Thankyou!
Absolutely 💯 beautiful ❤
sooo pretty! such a lovely work❣
Thanks so much!💛
So lovely,really magical!❤
Thanks!🩷
omg such a beautiful work!
Thank you so much!
I adore the atmosphere you've created in this painting. I'm currently reading 'Daughter of the Forest' and love it so far. My favourite book by Juliet Marillier is 'Wildwood Dancing'. For another fantastical and atmospheric novel set in a forest, I recommend 'In the Forest of Serre' by Patricia A. McKillip (World Fantasy Award Winner). I also recommend 'The Snow Child' by Eowyn Ivey for a winter forest read. :) xo
Oh that’s wonderful, I’m glad you’re enjoying! And thankyou for the recommendations - I will certainly read wildwood dancing, and those others sounds great, I will check them out!🥰
Yay!! I'm so excited for you!! 🥰🌲🧚♀🐸@@laveragrace
How's your experience with masking fluid? Does it let you paint without issues on those areas after removing it?
I never have many issue with it, as long as I peel off every part of it (it can be easy to miss some)😊but I’ve never really used it over heavily painted areas, so not sure how that would go🤷♀️
The version I know it’s nettles and they disfigure her hands
Oh yes, I believe it’s nettles in ‘the wild swans’ by Hans Christian Andersen
Nice work! Keep it up! New Sub here..💕👍😀
Thanks so much!😊