Tim Saternow Creating Drama: American Watercolor Society Watercolor Evening Demonstration
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- 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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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.
Stunning work and instructional info.
Wow!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial. It was a pleasure watching your painting process and utilizing so many watercolor techniques.
Thank you for the information. I learned a lot.
This, was an eye opener!
At 8:37 in the painting looks like a b&w photo! Beautiful!
Awesome work Tim! Great job!
Wow 😮👍🏻❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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
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?