Advancing with Watercolor: Developing a Motif with soft edges

This video was done to supplement the class which I am teaching and developing a motif. Over the next six weeks we will be developing a single motif, in my case I will be developing images of the bridge at the Boston Public Gardens. And each of these videos I will be addressing subjects that deal with Design, watercolor techniques, and other useful information to the advancing watercolorist.
In this particular video I addressed the subject of the use of edges and how to create the wet into wet technique using watercolor. The technique was instrumental in creating a tangible atmosphere in the painting.
Supporting Videos
Exercises in Watercolor: Edges • Exercises in Watercolo...
Advancing with Watercolor : Developing a Motif - Edges “Copley in the Rain” • Advancing with Waterco...
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for liking this short video and particularly for your comments. They help me in planning my next series of videos...
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[@GeeEmming]

Going through your full catalogue of videos, every single one is a gem. Thank you!!!

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thx for the positivity Jack

[@chriscarter7673]

Very good for a beginner like me, some videos show how clever the artist is , with your videos , the student senses that I can try that. You are of course an excellent artist

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thank you, Chris very helpful for me to know these things, good luck in your watercolor journey

[@madhuraranade1235]

Loving the simplicity in your teaching. You are an excellent teacher 🙏

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thank you Madhura

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Thank you for your time. Specially showing wet on wet vs dry on dry. I am very grateful to you friend

[@WC100]

The feeling of gray is touching and I am passionate watercolor in Korea. I am a Korean painter and I love a lot

[@dougg1075]

You are a master . Just amazing work and a real treasure bro be taught these lessons by you. You are definitely appreciated sir. Thanks

[@arleanaholtzmann7727]

Beautiful! Thank you for the guidance 🙏
It's very helpful.

[@gonpawa]

Thank you very much, you´re an excellent TEACHER.

[@pharanaiarts1068]

Your technique is great.
I tried to paint like you!

[@dhantendle4383]

Thank you sir. It's so magical.

[@Hartproduktie]

Great again thanks Gary

[@shashikantpalkar8120]

Great work

[@natureshare.2024]

great works!

[@fidalgofeten2931]

Again, sir, what a wonderful and accurate technique! Gret understanding of light. Maybe this one is my favourite. That winter Sun is burning through the paper. Thank you for sharing. Saludos desde España.

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thank you Fidalgo - I love your description!

[@tedreeves500]

very informative! awesome...

[@RiteshKumar-jb6ou]

Wonderful ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@diegominguez8432]

Amazing : )

[@user-yj5qf8yl4h]

Nice 😉 ✌ 🎨

[@dougg1075]

I was thinking an airbrush may be an ideal water spritzer. They have compressed air cans if you didn’t want to use a compressor.

[@fifiwu7021]

I paint some streets,mountains and sky.Gary could you please tutorial a stormy day or everything would be ok,but not golden hour. Thank you.

[@cheryldodd-marko9787]

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