Basics #32 - Watercolor Painting Tip - Using White or Water
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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That was a very good explanation. Nicely done.
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Thanks Yong Chen!
The only time I find myself using white, is if I'm trying to mix a colour such a cyan or a very light baby blue. Which I don't seem to be able to make by diluting ultramarine.
Robert, thanks for sharing your experience here.
I think you should be using cerulean blue in this case not white. That doesn't make much sense. If you wanted to mix naples yellow or lavender that might make sense to use white.
Just the explanation I needed--now I need to use it!! Thank you
Thank you!
Very good. I sometimes use the white color when I want to do effects of light beside just a "white dot", given a blur effect around. But I can also do this using a very transparent version of the color around the light or even just blend the white dot with the around just using clean water. This can be very good used when doing stars or effects in a glass.
Denis, thanks for sharing your tips.
This video was very helpful. And good advise for a beginner. Thank you, Mr. Chen.
Thank you. Now I know I will use white, it looks better!
Thank you, Happy New Year!
@@YongChen A Happy New Year to you also. I will probably use both methods while painting. I plan to paint with oils, as well as watercolor. I will eventually use water for pastels as I gain experience using watercolors. At the moment I am just starting on my journey. I am using a cheap set of watercolors, but I have a small set of Daniel Smith on order--waiting for them is HARD.
Very good tip for us beginner's.
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thank you so much your explanation is clear and helpful
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Thanks for sharing Young 👌
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When I want to highlight one part of my paint I cant lift the color because it is almost dry, so I can use white watercolor paint, right?
Thank you 🌹🌹
Tahank youuu!! it will really help my drawings
Thank you so much!
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thanku for help us
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thank youuu so much
Is white colour always opaque (=gouache)?
I believe in my watercolour set it's nowhere stated that the white is opaque so I believe it's normal transparent watercolour. I'm not home atm so I can't test it right now unfortunately
Different white paints have different degrees of opaque. For example Titanium White is more opaque than Chinese White.
Yong Chen sir is absolutely right. We cannot use white to lessen the value of color. White color itself is not opaque but using it directly from palette on other colors will make the resulting color opaque. Which means we shouldnt use direct white from palette to paper over other colors. But we can use white with other color, mix it on palette first, create a different shade and then use the resulting shade like any other watercolor creating different values and all. Just like we create greens by mixing blue and yellow first on palette and then use it on paper.
Thank you! Which kind of white color did you use in the video:? Chinese White or Titanium White?
Thank you.
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My watercolor palette came with Chinese White but I’m not sure what I should use it for/ how I should use it
Maggie Zou Me too! I dont know what to do with it.
I made a pastel palette