It’s such a blessing to be able to see a master at work in such great detail. I wish I had a mentor like you when I was younger. I watch your every stroke eagerly and hungrily 😊
Sir, i am 10 years old from India and big fan of your art work.. Can you please add English subtitles so that we can learn more... Many thanks for sharing your live sessions..
I absolutely love this version of your video's! I love that we can see you mixing the colors and every stroke without editing out anything. You're truly amazing! Please do more of these. Hugz, Tree
I am interested in your courses. How can I subscribe? What is the cost? Can I review previous courses? Once subscribed to a course, how long do I have to see it? Thanks in advance
So beautiful! If I become a member I first need to know that I can get the same colours. Which brand do you use and do you say which colors you use in every tutorial? Can I try just for one month? Do we get the same reference photo as well?
thank you very much!! i love the demo and the voice .. i wish i could speak korean.. it's very musical..but i know only a few words)) all the best.. master!!
Sir you have mentioned that you don't wet paper with water. So how does it blend so well, you are mixing colours on the wet layer of a lighter shade of the paint if I am correct.
Can you explain the process you start at 1:39:00? I’m sorry! I wish I could understand Korean. I don’t understand why the second layer of water isn’t lifting up the dry layer and smudging all the colors together.
I'm not sure if you are still interested in an answer since your post is from half a year ago but: Every watercolor color or pigment has several characteristics and among those characteristics are those that are either staining or non staining. Its self explanatory (staining stains the paper and non staining doesn't) but where it gets interesting is the non staining colors can be 'lifted' out (basically washed away) to various degrees depending on factors such as particular pigment, choice of paper/type/ weight, how long it has dried etc. Glazing is a process where a layer of paint is layed down then allowed to dry and then another layer is added on top of the existing layer(s). Certain colors work better for the process of glazing and a good transparent, staining color is great for glazing because you can add water to the dry paint and work on top of it without washing it away(again to various degrees because pigments are further grouped into semi staining. Check out Jane Blundells site (I forget the exact name of the site, it may be handprint.com. Just search her name, 'Jane Blundell Watercolor pigments' and you can find her site that way which offers literally everything you would ever hope to know about pigments. There is no better resource for Watercolor pigment information
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Love this! Thanks SO MUCH! Wish there where english subtitels!!!!!
It’s such a blessing to be able to see a master at work in such great detail. I wish I had a mentor like you when I was younger. I watch your every stroke eagerly and hungrily 😊
Thats what she said
Brilliant. Wish we had English subtitles!
You are a very generous and amazing watercolor Master! Thank you for you teaching!
I would very much like to know which colors are used. This is magic ❤️
votre talent est magique ! merci pour toutes vos vidéos !
Sir, i am 10 years old from India and big fan of your art work.. Can you please add English subtitles so that we can learn more... Many thanks for sharing your live sessions..
English subtitles are only supported by membership channels.
I absolutely love this version of your video's! I love that we can see you mixing the colors and every stroke without editing out anything. You're truly amazing! Please do more of these. Hugz, Tree
La 900. Gracias maestro por esta sesión en tiempo real.
I just love your drawing!!
Tnk u so much for this live season 🙏🙏🙏
This is stunning! I’m striving to become more masterful with my technique and artful with my strokes. Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful work, would love to see more live videos.
WOW. Great job. Thanks for your video!
I am interested in your courses. How can I subscribe? What is the cost? Can I review previous courses? Once subscribed to a course, how long do I have to see it? Thanks in advance
الرسمه جميلة وممتازه
الرجل المرسوم هو من اليمن
تحية لك من 🇾🇪
Brilliant. wish the translation was in English. Anyway thanks for sharing.
Awesome work, much enjoyed.
So beautiful! If I become a member I first need to know that I can get the same colours. Which brand do you use and do you say which colors you use in every tutorial? Can I try just for one month? Do we get the same reference photo as well?
thank you very much!! i love the demo and the voice .. i wish i could speak korean.. it's very musical..but i know only a few words)) all the best.. master!!
Thank you for sharing this!!
👍
역시~정말 대단하십니다~~~~♡★☆♡♥♥
Indeed whatever u wrote 💖
Sir you have mentioned that you don't wet paper with water. So how does it blend so well, you are mixing colours on the wet layer of a lighter shade of the paint if I am correct.
Idk what you are saying but I still learning it would be a blessing if you could add English subtitles thanks for sharing
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You are the best, can you tell me please what brand of brush you use?
wish for my nxt life.this life not posible
Hi... love your artwork. Sorry I don't understand Korean. May I know wht type of paper do you used? tqvm. 😊
Arches paper (Rough 300g)
It's paper Arches 100% cotton ? is the paper smooth-grained?
❤️❤️😍👌👌
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Who makes your pallet please? It does not get stained like mine.
Thank uwu
Do you draw it freehand?
Can you explain the process you start at 1:39:00? I’m sorry! I wish I could understand Korean. I don’t understand why the second layer of water isn’t lifting up the dry layer and smudging all the colors together.
I'm not sure if you are still interested in an answer since your post is from half a year ago but:
Every watercolor color or pigment has several characteristics and among those characteristics are those that are either staining or non staining. Its self explanatory (staining stains the paper and non staining doesn't) but where it gets interesting is the non staining colors can be 'lifted' out (basically washed away) to various degrees depending on factors such as particular pigment, choice of paper/type/ weight, how long it has dried etc. Glazing is a process where a layer of paint is layed down then allowed to dry and then another layer is added on top of the existing layer(s). Certain colors work better for the process of glazing and a good transparent, staining color is great for glazing because you can add water to the dry paint and work on top of it without washing it away(again to various degrees because pigments are further grouped into semi staining. Check out Jane Blundells site (I forget the exact name of the site, it may be handprint.com. Just search her name, 'Jane Blundell Watercolor pigments' and you can find her site that way which offers literally everything you would ever hope to know about pigments. There is no better resource for Watercolor pigment information
Anyone knows where to buy the flat brushes? Thanks :)
ty aussi sympa de regarder vos videos !!!!! Quel papier utilisez vous ????
Arches paper (Rough 300g)
@@Jhunsung ty ++
Can someone answer a question please? Has he moistened the paper prior to the start of the painting?
I did not wet the paper with water
@@Jhunsung many thanks for your reply and the magnificent demo :)
Please tell me what is your watercolour paper name ....👍❤🖤
Tell me please
Arches paper (Rough 300g)
How did you stretch your paper?
Wet it by spraying water on the back of the paper and spreading it with a brush.
Traducción al español por favor
English please !