An excellent tutorial as usual...and just in time in the U.S.) for all those WIP Christmas pages that were stalled because of snow coverings 😂. Thank you too, for the great worksheet to practice on, It is really helpful!
Princeton Aqua Elite, Neptune, and Velvetouch are my favorite watercolor pencils. Neptune are softer and hold the most water, Velvetouch are pretty snappy and firm, and the Aqua Elite are in between the two and my personal favorites. Although I have several of each since I love to paint with watercolor. ❤
Beautiful job Kyra! For brushes I like to use a water brush because the bristles are really firm and it's helpful for getting those sharp edges--I have Pentel and Kuretake brands. I'd recommend any regular brushes by Princeton or Royal & Langnickel (look for mixed media brushes that aren't as soft as some watercolor brushes).
Beautiful colouring in hun with the paint brush I’ve seen artists use Princeton I’ve brought them they are beautiful brushes to use I hope this helps ❤❤❤😊😊😊xxxx
Yay!!!! I am so excited for this video. My friend just sent it!!:And you use watercolor color pencils!? I have some that I have never used. Consider me subscribed with all notifications turned on.
I liked the first style before you did the white outlines. I thought it looked really realistic but once you got rid of the outlines it kinda looked eh, not as real and then the snow mound blended into the tree and it just wasn't as good imo.
I've seen that several watercolorists like the Princeton brand of paintbrushes? There are a few who have come out with their own like Paintcrush by at Kristy Rice. I don't know how pricey they might be in Australia... I hope you find some that you really love!! 🤗
Those are really cute techniques, especially number 3!! 🥰 I was wondering if putting a touch of a dark green on the evergreens at the shadow would work to bring the snow on them to pop and emphasize the tree would work? I love how the evergreen color shows through on the snowy trees! 🎄 Merry Christmas!! ❣️
I’m so glad you liked the techniques! You could definitely add a bit of green to the shadows of the trees if that’s what you’re feeling. There are no rules 😉❤️
hello, thank you for your video but I am a little confused. I was told that you have to put the shadows behind the lines of the snow. and you placed them before the snowheeps. can you help what to do??
I honestly don’t follow any strict “rules” when it comes to shading. I just try to keep the shadows consistent across the page however I decide to approach them. I showed the process you’re talking about in method 1 and 3 ☺️
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A new video! I’m in the US and your uploads appear just as I sit down with my morning coffee. It’s so nice! ☕️
I'm so glad the videos are arriving just in time for your coffee! 💖
I absolutely love these, especially when you added the white posca , that just made the snow stand out! Thanks for sharing❤
You’re welcome! I’m so glad it was helpful for you 🥰
An excellent tutorial as usual...and just in time in the U.S.) for all those WIP Christmas pages that were stalled because of snow coverings 😂. Thank you too, for the great worksheet to practice on, It is really helpful!
I’m glad you liked the worksheet! I’m so happy it came in handy for your Christmas coloring 🥰🎄
Oh my gosh this video is fantastic! I LOVE your finished page!!! Thank you! ❤
Thank you so much! 🤩💖
I love method 3 and 4 can't wait to try them out
Let me know how you go! 🥰💖
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You're the best!
Beautiful.Thank you for sharing your different techniques.I will try them and I hope my snow coloring improve 🌸
You got this! 🤩
Your picture is gorgeous 😍Thanks for sharing your methods on how to color snow !
I’m so glad you liked it! 🤩💖
Great video Kyra! Now I’m going to try colouring snow 😊
I hope you love the results! 🤩💖
Wow ...the conviction on how awesome your swatches are. I need to change my life. OK let me watch. Lol
Your pictures are beautiful. I think snow is so hard. Thanks for the tips. I like the winsor and newton brushes
Thank you so much for the brush recommendation! And I'm so glad you found the tips helpful 😊
Very Beautiful Thanks for Sharing Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays
Merry Christmas to you too!
Princeton Aqua Elite, Neptune, and Velvetouch are my favorite watercolor pencils. Neptune are softer and hold the most water, Velvetouch are pretty snappy and firm, and the Aqua Elite are in between the two and my personal favorites. Although I have several of each since I love to paint with watercolor. ❤
Thank you so much! I’ll have to check out those recommendations 😍💖
@ I meant brushes not pencils 😂 Hopefully you figured out what I meant.
Nicely done ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
I love it! Nice job!
Thank you so much for watching! 💖
Great video. I have just started the exact same picture and was worried about all the snow. Thanks again.
So glad this video came at just the right time for you 🤩✨
Beautiful job Kyra! For brushes I like to use a water brush because the bristles are really firm and it's helpful for getting those sharp edges--I have Pentel and Kuretake brands. I'd recommend any regular brushes by Princeton or Royal & Langnickel (look for mixed media brushes that aren't as soft as some watercolor brushes).
Thanks for the brush recommendations! I'll have to check them out. 🙏🏻✨
Take my money!😂 Great video Kyra. ❤
Awww haha! You’re too kind 🤩💖
Sweet
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Beautiful colouring in hun with the paint brush I’ve seen artists use Princeton I’ve brought them they are beautiful brushes to use I hope this helps ❤❤❤😊😊😊xxxx
Thank you for the recommendation! 🙏🏻✨
No worries ❤❤
Yay!!!! I am so excited for this video. My friend just sent it!!:And you use watercolor color pencils!? I have some that I have never used. Consider me subscribed with all notifications turned on.
Yay! Welcome to my little coloring corner of the internet 💖🌈
I liked the first style before you did the white outlines. I thought it looked really realistic but once you got rid of the outlines it kinda looked eh, not as real and then the snow mound blended into the tree and it just wasn't as good imo.
I understand! I think it comes down to personal preference - what looks more realistic to you 😉✨
I've seen that several watercolorists like the Princeton brand of paintbrushes? There are a few who have come out with their own like Paintcrush by at Kristy Rice. I don't know how pricey they might be in Australia... I hope you find some that you really love!! 🤗
Thanks for the recommendations! I'll have to check them out. 🤩🙌🏻
@apicturedpurpose Good luck finding the brushes you enjoy!! 🤗
Those are really cute techniques, especially number 3!! 🥰 I was wondering if putting a touch of a dark green on the evergreens at the shadow would work to bring the snow on them to pop and emphasize the tree would work? I love how the evergreen color shows through on the snowy trees! 🎄 Merry Christmas!! ❣️
I’m so glad you liked the techniques! You could definitely add a bit of green to the shadows of the trees if that’s what you’re feeling. There are no rules 😉❤️
@apicturedpurpose Thank you!! 🤗😍 You did a great job teaching techniques!! 🥰
Hi, Kira! Por favor, ativa a faixa de áudio no vídeo ❤
hello, thank you for your video but I am a little confused. I was told that you have to put the shadows behind the lines of the snow. and you placed them before the snowheeps. can you help what to do??
She did it in example 2 and 3 I think
I honestly don’t follow any strict “rules” when it comes to shading. I just try to keep the shadows consistent across the page however I decide to approach them. I showed the process you’re talking about in method 1 and 3 ☺️
@@apicturedpurpose thank you for your answer, I keep learning. Have a nice day
@@lauras4472 I know but I meant in the big picture
@ she said she was doing a combo of the 4. Maybe go back and watch again. I watched it 3 times☺️