I cannot thank you enough for your iris tutorial. It is the first one of yours that I have tried and I really enjoyed it. I love your enthusiasm and gentle manner when explaining what to do. I was thinking I had lost my painting mojo due to lack of time to paint, but you have brought it back!
I found your channel a few days ago and have really enjoyed your teaching style. I've set myself a goal to paint the same thing every week to practice the skills I'm learning. This video hit the spot. Hopefully, I'll get better over time when I compare the February paintings. I've learned so much about noticing the subtle color differences which I hadn't noticed before. Thanks so much! And since I've just brushed the surface of your channel, it's hard for me to say what I would like to see - anything I might say is likely to be in one of your videos already. I look forward to exploring!
Also, forgot to mention how much I love your background treatment. I always seem to have difficulty with background backgrounds. Thank you so much for showing this to us!
It’s always a pleasure to watch you turn out watercolor masterpieces with mostly the primary colors. Is the Windsor purple you used the equivalent of doxazine purple? Have an amazing rest of your day.
Lovely! You made me painting some watercolor images lately, when you do it it looks so straightforward and easy. 😊 It really teaches patience and gives some peace.
@@user-nj1si6zv8v I truly believe that it needs observation to draw anything. You start from big shapes as Yong shows it in his videos, and slowly go smaller and smaller with it. The last step is putting the details in place.
Hello, this is Adil Mubeen and I like to watch your videos of painting specially water colour painting. Great job, outstanding. Thank you, God bless you
To substitute Yong’s Winsor Newton watercolor paints use their pigment code and name as follows: Winsor Red (PR254 Pyrrol Red), Winsor Yellow (PY154 Benzimidazolone Yellow), Winsor Blue RS (PB15 Phthalo Blue RS), Winsor Blue GS (PB 15-3 Phthalo Blue GS), and Winsor Violet (PV23 Dioxazine Violet).
Very intreguing and inspirational Yong, enjoyable video's to share how you plan what is needed to create amazing images using minimum colours. Thanks greatly appreciating your calmly explains while achieving picture, Greatly appreciating stay safe and healthy
I just discovered you and immediately subscribed. Beautiful iris and your demos are so easy to follow. Have a question: I have a lot of blue paint, and would prefer not having to buy another tube. What blue should I use as a substitute for the Windsor blue red shade.?
Hi! I bought brushes and masking fluid, when I tried to use masking fluid, no matter which kind of brush, it always come out too much, and not fin lines, also problem with that fluid being almost white, so I can’t see where I put it, I tried to mix some color on fluid, then leave color on the paper when I took them out, please give me some tip. Thank you in advance! Kayoko
I cannot thank you enough for your iris tutorial. It is the first one of yours that I have tried and I really enjoyed it. I love your enthusiasm and gentle manner when explaining what to do. I was thinking I had lost my painting mojo due to lack of time to paint, but you have brought it back!
I found your channel a few days ago and have really enjoyed your teaching style. I've set myself a goal to paint the same thing every week to practice the skills I'm learning. This video hit the spot. Hopefully, I'll get better over time when I compare the February paintings. I've learned so much about noticing the subtle color differences which I hadn't noticed before. Thanks so much! And since I've just brushed the surface of your channel, it's hard for me to say what I would like to see - anything I might say is likely to be in one of your videos already. I look forward to exploring!
Also, forgot to mention how much I love your background treatment. I always seem to have difficulty with background backgrounds. Thank you so much for showing this to us!
Beautiful flower,you make it look so simple,thank you.
Well done, Yong! So beautiful!
It’s always a pleasure to watch you turn out watercolor masterpieces with mostly the primary colors. Is the Windsor purple you used the equivalent of doxazine purple? Have an amazing rest of your day.
It's a real pleasure to see you painting. 😍 I ' am beginner and you make me dream.
This is a beautiful painting!! Many thanks for sharing.
Thank you for doing your drawing dark enough so I can see it now.thank you.
Very realistic and beautiful! I love watching the painting develop.
Lovely! You made me painting some watercolor images lately, when you do it it looks so straightforward and easy. 😊 It really teaches patience and gives some peace.
I am glad. Have fun!
@@YongChen can you tell me how to draw anything
@@YongChen how to draw perfect outline of something
@@user-nj1si6zv8v I truly believe that it needs observation to draw anything. You start from big shapes as Yong shows it in his videos, and slowly go smaller and smaller with it. The last step is putting the details in place.
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,Magnifique very beautiful so joyful to see rhe creation of this flower
Thank you very much for this tutorial
Hello, this is Adil Mubeen and I like to watch your videos of painting specially water colour painting. Great job, outstanding. Thank you, God bless you
Thank you for your video..Really really helps this struggling artist...
the way you draw instructions is very easy to understand, the flower is very beautiful, thank you🙏❤️😍
excellent tutorial by a master ofWCpaintingsThank you very much
Loved the background. Thank you very much for sharing 😊
Beautiful!
A wonderful iris !!! Please tell me how exactly do you take blue, red, yellow? cobalt or blue, kraplak or carmine, cadmium yellow or cadmium lemon?
To substitute Yong’s Winsor Newton watercolor paints use their pigment code and name as follows: Winsor Red (PR254 Pyrrol Red), Winsor Yellow (PY154 Benzimidazolone Yellow), Winsor Blue RS (PB15 Phthalo Blue RS), Winsor Blue GS (PB 15-3 Phthalo Blue GS), and Winsor Violet (PV23 Dioxazine Violet).
Very intreguing and inspirational Yong, enjoyable video's to share how you plan what is needed to create amazing images using minimum colours. Thanks greatly appreciating your calmly explains while achieving picture, Greatly appreciating stay safe and healthy
What kind of soap you use?
Awesom😎great job friend😃✌️..✌️
very nice wht a painting
Thank you! Cheers!
Fantastic!
Beautiful, thanks
I just discovered you and immediately subscribed. Beautiful iris and your demos are so easy to follow. Have a question: I have a lot of blue paint, and would prefer not having to buy another tube. What blue should I use as a substitute for the Windsor blue red shade.?
can u suggest any watercolour papers for me as iam a beginner and new to ur channel
Yes, you can look at this video description for the link. Have fun.
what paper did u use
Please see it in the video description
Genius!
other than that from online like amazon or any outside shops can u suggest a paper for watercolour
😊🙏thanks
Welcome 😊
Wow!!!!!!!!!
Thanks a lot.
It is impossible to see with the letters
Hi! I bought brushes and masking fluid, when I tried to use masking fluid, no matter which kind of brush, it always come out too much, and not fin lines, also problem with that fluid being almost white, so I can’t see where I put it, I tried to mix some color on fluid, then leave color on the paper when I took them out, please give me some tip.
Thank you in advance!
Kayoko
Use Pebeo brand masking fluid , light blue color. To make really fine lines, you can buy masking fluid in a little pen with a fine point.
An iris flower
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