I agree with you totally, Emily - they are indeed things of beauty. Sadly, they also have an annoying habit of occasionally ruining a perfectly good wash when your back is turned (but are more commonly the result of bad timing or over-loading a brush). Thank you for the comment!
Thank you! Almost a primer for atmospheric painting. I learned so much from this video! You have a great way of clearly explaining how interesting and beautiful this imaginative style of painting can be.
This action in watercolor is mesmerizing. That's why I like it so much. I love the demonstration and the idea of being intentional with it. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you for this helpful video -- Now I know how to prevent backruns, and how to let serendipity & creativity put them to use! Terrific ideas & instruction.
Thank you Peter , I always find your videos very informative and learn a lot from them . I could sit and watch for hours but I would get much painting done ! I am always enjoy you creating simple but life like stone walls . I try to emulate them , but they don't seem to have same effect .
Thanks Peter - I'm pleased you find the videos helpful. Stone walls can be tricky - let your brush meander and don't try to reproduce the wall exactly - better to let it develop organically...
You're very welcome Petra - I'm pleased you enjoyed it. Backruns can be very useful - it's a shame they can also be so elusive... thank you for the lovely comment!
Hi Peter, thank you a lot for this tuto I've just discovered... It makes me want to create backruns deliberately - as for your trees ;-). It is another way to study this wonderful technical phenomenom ! Maybe a good exercise for a still beginner...;-) I would not try to avoid them but paint them in the most beautiful way possible. And so... no stress at all :-)
Thanks Darren (you look very young in your photo...) - I use Red Sable Blend brushes, handmade by 'Rosemary & Co'... full details can be found here: www.peterwoolley.co.uk/shop_BRUSHES.html
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I never thought backruns were viewed negatively! I find they’re an example of the unique beauty of watercolor🥰
I agree with you totally, Emily - they are indeed things of beauty. Sadly, they also have an annoying habit of occasionally ruining a perfectly good wash when your back is turned (but are more commonly the result of bad timing or over-loading a brush). Thank you for the comment!
Nice to see and hear your painting presentation .
Thank you! Almost a primer for atmospheric painting. I learned so much from this video! You have a great way of clearly explaining how interesting and beautiful this imaginative style of painting can be.
Very good painting with cauliflowers. Many thanks
I am a fan of the backruns and I like how you showed us something beautiful in them in this video. Thank you!
This action in watercolor is mesmerizing. That's why I like it so much. I love the demonstration and the idea of being intentional with it. Thanks for sharing 👍
such a beauty simplicity
Thank you for this helpful video -- Now I know how to prevent backruns, and how to let serendipity & creativity put them to use! Terrific ideas & instruction.
You're very welcome Betsy - I'm pleased you found it helpful - thank you for the comment!
Beautiful painting at the end!
Thanks SLJ - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Beautiful
Thank you Peter , I always find your videos very informative and learn a lot from them . I could sit and watch for hours but I would get much painting done ! I am always enjoy you creating simple but life like stone walls . I try to emulate them , but they don't seem to have same effect .
Thanks Peter - I'm pleased you find the videos helpful. Stone walls can be tricky - let your brush meander and don't try to reproduce the wall exactly - better to let it develop organically...
This is the prettiest and most educational thing I've seen today. And it made my day. Thank you!
Thanks for the lovely comment simpleshoes - I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Just found this great tutorial, thank you 🙏
No, they are not all bad - it's the magic of watercolor 😁
You're very welcome Petra - I'm pleased you enjoyed it. Backruns can be very useful - it's a shame they can also be so elusive... thank you for the lovely comment!
Hi Peter, thank you a lot for this tuto I've just discovered... It makes me want to create backruns deliberately - as for your trees ;-).
It is another way to study this wonderful technical phenomenom ! Maybe a good exercise for a still beginner...;-) I would not try to avoid them but paint them in the most beautiful way possible. And so... no stress at all :-)
You're very welcome, Christine - thank you for the comment! - So true... enjoy your backruns - no stress!...
New to viewing your work and tips, I'm completely engaged and learning so much, very quickly. Thank you for sharing with us your wealth of experience.
Thanks Penny - you're very welcome - I'm pleased you enjoyed the demonstration.
Thank you for sharing your tips Peter, you are an amazing artist!
Thank you for your kind comment Sue - you're very welcome.
Always interesting and informative your videos are well worth waiting for. Thanks
Thanks Brian - I'm pleased you enjoyed it.
Great tips, thanks!
Thanks Glori - I'm pleased you found it helpful
Thank you, Mr. Woolley!
You're very welcome Sherry - Thanks for the comment!
Great demonstration. Thank you.
Thanks Christina - I'm pleased you enjoyed it
Thank You 👍
Thanks so much. I learned something today.
Thanks Red Biz - You're very welcome - mission accomplished...
Very helpful!!!
very very helpful. thnk you very much
You're very welcome Steve - thank you for the feedback
Peter i have been following your videos recently..they are useful. These bleeds hv occured to me many times esply in the sky...tough to cover them
Sometimes just have fun :)
Exactly... that should always be our primary objective! Thanks for the comment, Holly.
great stuff. what brush are you using?
Thanks Darren (you look very young in your photo...) - I use Red Sable Blend brushes, handmade by 'Rosemary & Co'... full details can be found here: www.peterwoolley.co.uk/shop_BRUSHES.html
For the life of me - I can't create backruns. Nor can I get an effect with salt.
Any suggestions welcome
I'm Pro-Cauliflower!
Very pleased to hear it, Peter - cauliflowers get far too much of a bad press...