Hi Peter, just came across this video. I worked in the shipyards of glasgow so have always been inspired by the industry plus I was a Draughtsman. I did a small watercolour scene in Glasgow as the sun set over it. Cheers Charlie
You're right about how the atmosphere surrounding industrial spaces on certain days can make for a beautiful, mysterious and moody picture. Your recall seems spot on, and the resulting painting is very lovely.
Finding good subjects is a common problem for many people. If you try to think outside the box and take another look at subjects that you might otherwise never consider, its surprising just how inspiration this can be... and you might surprise yourself. Thank you for the comment Paul - I'm pleased this was 'right up your street'...
Thank you! I live near San Francisco and I'm surrounded by industrial scenery. We have a lot of fog also so this video is also prefect to paint fog. The golden state in fog for example. 👌🏼
karen wong Hi Karen. The paper is 200lbs Saunders Waterford Rough, although it work just as well on a lighter paper. I would recommend never using anything lighter than 140lb (300gsm).
This is like a BBC art docu voice over for watercolor! Thumbs up!
Hi Peter, just came across this video. I worked in the shipyards of glasgow so have always been inspired by the industry plus I was a Draughtsman.
I did a small watercolour scene in Glasgow as the sun set over it.
Cheers
Charlie
Superb. I love your technique and respect you for sharing it with others, which is the hallmark of a great teacher.
You're very welcome Suresh - I'm pleased you enjoyed it Thank you for the lovely comments.
You're right about how the atmosphere surrounding industrial spaces on certain days can make for a beautiful, mysterious and moody picture. Your recall seems spot on, and the resulting painting is very lovely.
That was right up my street. I often struggle to find a subject, but I'll have a go at this. Inspirational
Finding good subjects is a common problem for many people. If you try to think outside the box and take another look at subjects that you might otherwise never consider, its surprising just how inspiration this can be... and you might surprise yourself. Thank you for the comment Paul - I'm pleased this was 'right up your street'...
Thank you Sir for sharing this .. and teaching us the technique .. really very helpful !! 🙏🏻
You make it looks so simple... Very nice
Wow, fabulous demo. Love how you just made up the factory with all that mood and atmosphere. Thank you for this.
Love this Peter. Would love to see more of your industrial scenes and techniques.
Thank you! I live near San Francisco and I'm surrounded by industrial scenery. We have a lot of fog also so this video is also prefect to paint fog. The golden state in fog for example. 👌🏼
Fantastic Peter.... Thanks for sharing... regards Dave.
You're very welcome Dave - thank you for the comment!
I can hear this watercolor demo over and over again with this accent....😍
nice technique. And I could eat that accent up for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Merci pour votre demo.Meme avec un sujet difficile vous savez tirer le meilleur.Bravo !
4:04 did you add white paint to the tissue or is it only tissue without paint and your just absorbing the colour?
Hi Luchia - No white paint... it's all just lifting out with the tissue, so - yes - absorbing the moisture and colour.
peterwoolleyartist thank you for the reply!
Lovely work ... Woolley
perspective, yes will remember that
good demo - looks very convincing - you do have a good engineering imagination
Thanks Glenys - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
thanks for making this one ! realy helpfull as well as your other videos
Beautiful!!!
Thanks for the Tutorial. Very useful
Great video! Very effective! Thank you!
Thank u sir
This is great. Thank you. What kind of paper is that? looks sturdy
Great demo! Guessed the paper must be at least 300-gsm or above for the techniques to work, right?
karen wong Hi Karen. The paper is 200lbs Saunders Waterford Rough, although it work just as well on a lighter paper. I would recommend never using anything lighter than 140lb (300gsm).
Very helpful, thank you for this :-)
youre so good and slow and detailed and handsome :)
what kind of paper that u use??
The paper is 200lbs Saunders Waterford Rough Watercolour paper.
+peterwoolleyartist thank you very much,ur video really help me,I have a contest next week🙏🙏