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Tim Saternow Creating Drama: American Watercolor Society Watercolor Evening Demonstration
Master watercolor artist Tim Saternow demonstrates “Creating Drama” at the annual AWS Watercolor Evening, April 29th, 2021, at the Salmagundi Club, NYC.
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Produced by Tim Saternow & Jacob McCoy ©2021 American Watercolor Society
The American Watercolor Society is a nonprofit membership organization that began in 1866 to promote the art of watercolor painting in America, now celebrating its 152nd Annual International Exhibition at the Salmagundi Club, 47 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003 Each year the Society holds a juried exhibition of watercolors from artists throughout the world.
Entries for the next Annual International Exhibition can be found on the AWS Homepage.
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If you enjoyed this demonstration, please consider DONATING to the AMERICAN WATERCOLOR SOCIETY so we can continue to bring you demonstrations by America’s best watercolor painters.
DONATE: public.americanwatercolorsoci...
Tim Saternow website: www.timsaternow.com/
Produced by Tim Saternow & Jacob McCoy ©2021 American Watercolor Society
The American Watercolor Society is a nonprofit membership organization that began in 1866 to promote the art of watercolor painting in America, now celebrating its 152nd Annual International Exhibition at the Salmagundi Club, 47 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10003 Each year the Society holds a juried exhibition of watercolors from artists throughout the world.
Entries for the next Annual International Exhibition can be found on the AWS Homepage.
The American Watercolor Society: americanwatercolorsociety.org/
Become an AWS ASSOCIATE MEMBER today: americanwatercolorsociety.org...
FACEBOOK: AmericanWate...
INSTAGRAM: american.wa...
LINKEDIN: www.linkedin.com/company/5820...
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Master watercolor artist Joel Popadics demonstrates “Into a Fog” at the annual AWS WATERCOLOR EVENINGS at the Salmagundi Club, NYC. If you enjoyed this demonstration, please consider DONATING to the AMERICAN WATERCOLOR SOCIETY so we can continue to bring you demonstrations by America’s best watercolor painters. DONATE: public.americanwatercolorsociety.org/public/Donate.faces Produced by Tim Sat...
Great demo. Watching the toned snow turn white and picture emerging with darker values.
Wow! Great teacher! Beautiful work!
Wonderful!
Thank you for these types of educational Watercolor videos!!!❤ Wish there were more!! Love them. 💗🇨🇦
I love your technique. Thanks for the video. I've learned so much from this.
reinforcing the idea of looseness and wetness in watercolour work great stuff thanks Tim
Stunning work and instructional info.
100% enjoyed. Learnt many things, thank you.✏️🎨🖍️
This, was an eye opener!
Which paper you used please let me know and which branded colours ? Very impressive approach 👏 👍
Fantastic demo
The camera moving around is nauseating.
Absolutely brilliant! So happy AWS puts these videos out for those of us not lucky enough to attend this amazing society of master artists. Binge watching. Excellent filming and editing. Please keep them coming. So much to learn from. Joel is a superb teacher !
I'm happy see Andy job .This was fantastick.😊.He is a food teacher
Wow!
Fabulous master class, thanks for posting!
Great tutorial. Thank you ❤
Fantastic demo. The splattering really adds a dimension to the work. Question: the brush you use to scrub that you cut the hairs…what type of brush is it? Thanks again
Sorry for the delay, John. I cut CHEAP craft brushes - or I cut CHEAP 'chip' brushes from the hardware store. Look for cheap brushes that are particlalrly stiff.
@@timsaternow these are the smaller ones? The ones you scrub with?
LOL, that "iconic" car was a Trabant, made in East Germany, and yes it seems to be the basic shape that a generic car shape devolves to if you are not careful
Just found AWS videos on UA-cam a day ago. Spent about 3 hours watching. Lol!
Wouah. Tellement beau ! j'adore. So beautifull, thank you so much.
Awesome work Tim! Great job!
It is such a privilege to learn from the artists presented via AWS and I particularly enjoyed this presentation with Mr. Saternow. It was refreshing and enlightening to watch his process outside the traditional (and sometimes rigid) boundaries of watercolor painting and will surely suggest more reason to paint by feeling than by rules. So, thank you AWS and Mr. Saternow for making this learning opportunity possible - much appreciated.
Wow 😮👍🏻❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This man is a mediocre watercolor painter who is pompous in real life. He is kind of a rip off of aTony Couch, Zoltan Szabo, Lionel Aggett and many others. There are many other more talented watercolor painters, don’t waste your time with demos.
At 8:37 in the painting looks like a b&w photo! Beautiful!
Thank you for this absolute masterclass of watercolour painting. There are so many nuggets of insight and helpful tips in this video.
This was a terrific class and great tips, even though I don't paint landscapes, it has given me ideas for other uses of them!!! Thanks for sharing your talent and creativity 🤩
Thank you for the information. I learned a lot.
I really enjoyed watching this watercolor workshop! I learned so much, and got to see how he arrives at the end result. The process was interesting and really had my full attention during the whole thing. Thank you for sharing this, I enjoyed it very much!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. It was a pleasure watching your painting process and utilizing so many watercolor techniques.
my dad used to paint, how he would have loved your video’s. I learn so much just watching them and having a peace of paper and paint at my side of course. great to see the differences between artists in these series.
a ma zing ! going crazy about the camerapositions… please let me see what he is talking about iso looking at him talking .. let me look at the work
keep the camera at the paper!!!
You've inspired me to do a value study. Thank you for all your helpful masterly tips.
the most needed and revolutionary patented item!!!!! ua-cam.com/video/Uq_Nm5fe5No/v-deo.html
'Anybody can see the little stuff - we've got to see the big stuff' - brilliant that sums up what I need to focus on!!
Absolutely fascinating, thanks very much.
I wanna paint like you one day
This was so helpful to see, thank you so much!
Absolutely Fantastic!
Great 👍... Please watch my Paintings....ua-cam.com/video/844EUAQEZgM/v-deo.html
beautiful painter and beautiful teacher
I’m near sited. Take my glasses off only see shapes and values. Same as squinting I guess
This was so wonderful! Tim, thanks for sharing your gift and process. I'm going to watch this a few times! I'm both challenged and excited to incorporate some of your process into my creative process. God bless you❤️🧑🎨✝️🕊️
Fantastic!
May I ask all your brushes name please thank you
Fabulous demo - thank you Andy 👏👏👏
Wonderful…how you got past the plethora of small stuff to the big shape was amazing!