How to Paint a Spring Scene step-by-step in Watercolour
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Splatting - Check
Dabbing with a wet kitchen towel - Check
Enjoying the beverage - Check
Highlight with a white pastel pencil - Check
Soft pastels - Check
Magic scalpel - May be next week ;-)
It has always been pleasure to watch your videos Paul. As Margot says "Keep 'em coming" :-)
Thanks so much as ever!!! - maybe double magic scalpel next week!
Mesmerizing how you turn blobs of colour into fresh, lush, forests where one can even smell the breeze! My sincere appreciation of your style. Waiting for more forests.
Thank you! Cheers Indrani
You have such a gift for bringing a painting to life. I just love this painting, it's so earthy yet bright and colorful. Your techniques for bringing a painting together is just a delight to watch. Once again .. I love your style! 😊👌
Very kind Karen!
I have to say that is what you call a beautiful painting, Thank you for the smashing tutorial
Thank you so much 😀
Enjoyed your latest painting.
I would like to share to you for comment some of water color paintings which I copied from you. How can I do it for your eyes only. Thank you.
Gorgeous! ... now I’m going to have to go indulge my other addiction and purchase some more art supplies... the pastel pencils and crayons. What are you doing to me?! 😂
Jenni, I got a box of Inscribe soft pastels, 64 colours from Amazon for about £10 plus shipping and they are very good. I have seen Paul use them before I think so they must be alright - not as posh as the Sennelier but not as expensive either. Hope this helps!
Have fun Jenni - you can never have enough art materials!!!!
@@dearbh1736 thank you! I’ll take a look 😁
Every time I get the urge to buy more art supplies, I remind myself how much money I've saved on commuting costs, dry cleaning, restaurant meals, etc. during the pandemic, and then I go for it. By the way, I love my pastels.
Hahaha I can relate to this! I end up buying art materials that Paul uses. So it’s no longer just watercolor stash but a variety. They are quite useful so yes, watercolor police -- I’m on mixed media now and I love it 😊
This makes my heart sing! I loved seeing your garden in Sussex. It’s snowing here today.
I'm so glad! - Cheers Rebecca
What a day brightener! Daffodils! The symbol of new beginnings! Thank you for all the hard work you do each week preparing these lessons. You bring happiness to so many people. I hope it comes back to you tenfold.
So nice of you as ever - much appreciated Rose!
Where do you store your paintings with pastels used? In a different place or the same as normal watercolor paintings
I just put in my draw with lining paper between.
Now it's habit waiting for Wednesday, Thanks.
You're welcome Rita!
How do you protect the pastels from smearing when done? Great video.
Hi Barb - have a look at the end of this video: ua-cam.com/video/gPr7rzuvE3g/v-deo.html
What a lovely painting! So glad to have the regular greeting back, too! Thank you very much - a real breath of fresh air!
Thank you so much 😀 - back to stay, I think Susan
Paul, Thank you for the great tutorial. I learned much from your comments and demonstration. I am planning to add a cowboy on a horse heading down the lane after my watercolor painting dries. I greatly appreciate your tutorial and beautiful techniques.
Don Sylvester
Houston, Texas
Sounds great - Glad it was helpful!
Oh WOW !!! Your finishing touches with the pastels just makes your painting come alive. I often need something like the pastels but didn't know what .... Now I do know and will order a box of Pastels right away. Thanks for the instructions. I was looking through some old paintings today that need a lift so I will practice on them .
Great to hear thanks 😊
This painting looks brilliant. I've leant a lot off you again. Just from watching this lesson. This painting reminds me of..a Camille Pissarro, or Claude Monet paintings!! 😀🤗
beautiful watercolor! How would you seal this painting if not framing under glass? Been using Krylon archival spray with watercolor, but does the pastel on the watercolor present a different way of fixing/ sealing? thanks
What a lovely place to live, such gorgeous views of the countryside. Love how spring is on the way. Daffodils are such cheery flowers. Love your country lane. Put more hot cross buns on your shopping list!
So nice of you - more hot cross buns delivered today - yipeeee!
Such a beautiful painting. 👌🏼👌🏼. It’s a pleasure to see you painting. Thank you Mr. Clark.
You are very welcome
That was so pretty! I would love to go walking there! Are you like Bert, (from Mary Poppins) and one can just step into your paintings?
Lol! Kirsten - Yes I am! and I can talk with a bad cockney accent too! ... chim-chiminey!
I love your videos and I love following along but I’m always intimidated when there is no outline. How do I get over the fear of trying to draw freehand
your technique is wonderful
Cheers again Parvin!!!
Lovely! I don’t think we have bluebells in California 🤔
“I wandered lonely as a cloud that floats on high o'er vales and hills, when all at once I saw a crowd, a host of golden daffodils, besides the lake, beneath the trees, fluttering and dancing in the breeze. Continues as the stars that shine and twinkle on the Milky Way, they stretched a never ending line along the margin of a bay:10,000 saw I at a glance tossing their heads in sprightly dance.” (Wordsworth)
It fits well, don’t you think so? Found it this very morning! Though the lake is missing - maybe behind the corner? One never knows...
Thank you very much for all your nice lessons; always trying to put you in the right mood, no secrets from a brilliant artist that you will never reach and can' t but admire, but clearly sorted in all suggestions and demonstrations for painting! (I wonder about the drinks though, 😉I suppose, they are not known in Germany)
Love that poem - one of my favs! - thanks for your great comment!
As always great painting I loved it watching thanks for your tips it is so useful
This is the most helpful tutorial I have ever watched! Thank you so much. I have decided to bury the watercolour police😅 and it's been so helpful to the end product. Really great presentation, loved the music, and everything about it. Thank you for posting this.
Glad it was helpful! and thanks so much!
Thanks so much from Spain, you’re the best!
Awesome T-shirt. Daffodils 🌼 are my favorite spring flowers and I look forward to getting hot cross buns this time of year 😋. Thanks for the lovely spring painting.
🌼 So nice of you Nancy!! 🌼
As always😍😍😍.what a brilliant mixed media painting😳👮🏻nee naw nee naw! ...couldn’t resist. Look forward to wednesdays!
Thank you so much - lol! 😀👮🏻
I am being redundant, i know......however, you are a marvelous instructor.....very giving.....thank you again, so much, for sharing your knowledge and your talent........m
That’s very kind of you to say Mindy!
QUESTION: Are you allowed to give credit to the musicians? COMMENT: I now have pastels so its going to be fun incorporating them into my watercolor art. Soothing and beautiful. Thank you.
Yes - sometimes you have to and they are usefully mention in the video description.
Hi Paul, I love your tutorials and your kind of explaining while painting ☺️... I try to paint so beautiful pictures like you, but I need so much more years of exercise 😆.... And I would like to have so much question to you about your technics and Details.... For example, how could you paint always the perfect Imagination of depth in the landscapes?... If I try to paint little hills and looks most flat..... I would be very happy if you could make a Video about showing depths in landscapes... Thank you so much. Greetings from a big fan in germany👋(sry for my english 😊)
Hi there - a lot of it is many years experience but I don't always get it right first time - sometimes it take a few goes and you never stop learning new things!
Absolutely beautiful! (I'm talking about the painting not your shirt... Where do you find them? The basement of the thrift store? 😂) Another smashingly great tutorial by our favorite UA-cam instructor! The Facebook page is an outstanding idea. I enjoy seeing everyone's work and judging by what I have seen...... You're one hell of a teacher! Cheers!
I'll have you know those shirts come at HUGE expense! ... oh, OK local charity shops!
Absolutely fabulous Paul...you have definitely have a following in many groups....x🍷🙃
Hi Nicki!! - Thank you Kindly 🍷
You are a magician giving away his tricks. But with knowing, your magic only grows more fabulous. Thank you Paul!
Wow, thank you!
Such a lovely result.....but I will have to call the watercolor police on you ;) for your excessive pastel usage. (LOL!) Awfully jealous of your Springtime weather ---- horrible gale-force winds and nasty rain lashing my windows here in Germany today. Perfect weather to stay inside and paint.
Oh no not the Watercolour Police! - Lol - keep warm and dry Lisa!!
Well I finally tried one of your paintings Paul! I was using Canson XL paper thinking I wouldn't waste money that way on something that might end up in the trash. My paper curled so badly. ☺️ I almost threw it away, but I persevered through it all and my husband actually likes it. He wants me to frame it so he can take it to work and display it on one of his walls in the office. So......because it's only a 9x12, I'm going to give it a go on some Arches paper and either do an 11x14 or a 12x16. (I'm hoping it comes out just as good) I think from now on I better use the better paper. Thank you so much for, "keeping 'em coming"! I tried the Mexican scene and I did have to throw it out. I used the Canson XL for it too. What a mess it was. I won't blame the paper totally, because I'm a beginner at watercolor. I also wanted to ask if a rigger brush goes by another name. I went to Hobby Lobby and there weren't any rigger brushes there. I used the smallest brush I had, but the rigger definitely gives a more narrow line. I so appreciate you Paul and your wife too! 🥰 Please let her know we appreciate her input as well!!! Thanks for giving us all something to look forward to on Wednesdays!!!
Thanks Laina - thanks for your great comment! ... and yes, perseverance always pays off! I don't know of another name for a rigger but they are fairly common. Originally named by marine artists that used them for painting 'rigging' on ships!
Love the lessons, ex pat from Dorset now in California. Glad your catch phrase is back, reminds me of Morecomb & Wise "nice to see you......... etc. I appreciate the free drawings.👍
Love that! - thanks Koral!
Haven't heard anybody refer to hot cross buns since I left Ohio 40 years ago. Nice to hear of that Easter delicacy once again. It also brought out of the dust-bin of my brain and old, really dumb joke, the sort of thing I keep there: "What do you get if you poor hot water down a rabbit hole?" Answer: "Hot Cross Bunnies." (sorry)
Lol! - the oldies are goodies!
Gonna give it ago on Sunday after we "spring forward" here in NY... Crocuses are up, but that's it so far. Is you board non-porous? I have trouble keeping my paper wet (maybe I don't work fast enough). I usually tape it onto a piece of sturdy cardboard, but that my encourage the quick drying? Thanks for any input.
Cheers Alison and yes, non porous!
Thanks Paul! I have been following you for a while now and you must forgive me for asking a beginner's question. In your really cool videos you inevitably come to a point when you say: "now you have to let this completely dry..." (which by the way I love because it cues the drink). Now, what triggers the decision to let your painting completely dry? (I realise that I sound amateurish but hey). Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
No worries! - It's usually at a stage when I know I want to preserve what I've painted - it other words no more blessing of the washes. Once it's dry I know that going to be OK for painting the next layer on top!
What a wonderful idea..and finaly spring...hurray!!!!
I will give it a Go...lately i am trying to do to many diificult paintings...and sometimes this is frustrating so hopefully a spring picture will be easy and rewarding...Enjoy the sun and take care!!!
Wonderful! - thanks Kirstin - you too!
Hi Paul,
My name is Latif from Malaysia.
I have been following your "class" and this my first comment. I really enjoy following yr lessons and the techniques of yr panting which really help me in my watercolour paintings.
I really appreciate it and thank you very much. 👍👍👍
Fantastic and many thanks Latif from Malaysia!
Hi Paul, I've been watching your videos for quite some time. I'm a total amateur in water color but always loved the thought of being able to paint. Got myself some fairly cheap supplies to start off with. Every time I try to paint I end up with little color blobs all over the paper that don't blend nicely. I would appreciate any advice on where to start without breaking the bank? 🥂
Hi there - I would go for a small set of Cotman or Van Gogh paints, both student ranges but great value and quality. Paper: don't start with cotton but go for something like Canson or Bockingford - all good stuff!
G'day to ye Master Clark.
Tea, coffee, single cream or milk, double cream and thick.
How much stock do you put into trying to match those consistencies when you paint? Seems like unnecessary complications. I know a fellow that says that watery, milky, creamy and thick is good enough to prevent going too dark too fast. Others just go with watery and creamy. I used to paint too dry but took your advice and use more water now. If I want dark paint I just use plenty of pigment with plenty of water. I don't worry about bringing a dairy and a barista to my "studio". How bout you? What you say?
Great comment as always Chuck - many thanks!!!
Such a luvverly wee paintin! Looks like a nice place for a constitutional. Judy and I used to do that. I like your remarks re tha mixed media. You painted it. Its yourn. You can call it Hermione if'n yer wants'ta! Man! You really made those pink blossoms in the trees in one of the other paintings sing. Did you mix the pink? When I was turned on to Opera Rose I was happy happy. Love me some of that for painting pink flowers. Also like me some Quin Magenta too. A weak wash or a tint with white works. Pretty pretty pretty.
Take care of yo sef. Say hey to Pepe and the spotty one fer me. They look like fun. I'm glad they have you and you them. How many pooches is it now? Only the one kitty?
Thanks as ever Chuck for your comment - and I'll send your regards to the crew!!! - (3 pooches, 2 horses, ! house kitty (Pepe) and eight farm cats who we feed!!!
Oh to have your skill and confidence! Wonderful video, so scared of using such dark pigments……. I’ll have a go …. Thank you for sharing
Thanks Janet!
Lucky You. That's a beautiful garden. Here in upstate New York I'm looking out at snow flurries.
So thanks for the sneak peck. And l'm certainly going to give this painting a try, following along with you. At least I can dream about spring.
You are so welcome! ... keep warm Sandra!
Oh Paul, I can always depend on you to bring a smile to my face but today you also had me laughing out loud... and I'm going to show you where dem birdy's is... Because I had one come visit me this week... It was a young Cedar Waxwing that flew into my window and ended up on an old desk on my deck. Thankfully it was only stunned... I was able to get a very close up picture of it. It's beautiful. and it did eventually fly away. But, that gorgeous bird strutting through your garden was pretty impressive. It's almost Spring here in Alabama just not quite as pretty as yours yet. But soon. Now, let's talk about this painting.... I want to take a long leisurely walk down that lane and just soak up the beauty all around. The dappled light through the trees, the bright yellow daffodils, a slight breeze running through my hair and the sounds of birds singing everywhere...... Your paintings always evoke such emotion... I'm going to post a photo of my little bird on FB page and maybe you will paint it.... :)
Hi Shirley - great little story and thanks for posting him on FB - he looks gorgeous!
i like combined technic of watercolor, pencil & poster crayon.
'Having a go'..... current stage... splodgy mess. Splatters all over the kitchen table, phone, computer...ha ha ha. No idea how you manage to get the splatters to go where you want them. Need a splattter technique mini tutorial Paul... Thanks
Lol! Tracey - You can do it!
Fabulous work and tuition, thanks very much. Incidentally, in an exhibition the painting would definitely be mixed media. They get very shirty about that sort of thing! Take care.x
Cheers David!
Beautiful !!! Here in Saskatchewan Canada we are forcasted to have another winter storm come through this Easter week!!! I'm jealous!!
Oh wow! - keep warm Janis!
Simply wow..so claming to watch. hope it be fun when I will try it .. I find loose paint so hard..thanks anyway.. njoyed every bit.
Thank you so much 😀
Hi Paul. Brilliant sir. I'm so glad I found you. G'day all the way from Newcastle NSW Australia mate. Cheers and hooroo for now
Thanks and welcome and G'day to you too!
My paper never seems to stay wet that long. I can't seem to get the right amount of water on the paper, it's either too wet and too much movement, or sections seem dry up and no movement.
I was just going to comment on the same thing! I have such a hard time doing a large wet in wet area because of the paper drying. I would love Paul to give us some tips on how to do this!
Difficult to judge as it depends on what paper you use - but wet the paper and let it soak in for a few mins - then apply paint.
I lack natural talent- so your step by step tutorials are so helpful! I can't work as fast as you. Can I use a spray bottle randomly to keep the paper wet? I have water color pencils, but assume the pastels you use are different.... Love your work, your choice of subjects and your charming personality. Always encouraging and informative.
Thanks so much Sally - also worth mentioning that a lot of the video is speeded up so I don't work this fast either! 🤗
I enjoy all of you’re painting, I was painting flowers but I think I’m going for landscaping for sure, thank you so much, be careful on the drinking you fainted once, bye!
Have fun!
The watercolor police? Oh horrors...every artist should refrain from purist mentality for it only limits them, imho. I love that your showing mixed media with watercolor as the strongest element, Paul. I find I’m doing that more and more. Thank you for sharing. Blessings to you!
lol - I agree there Rita! - thank you too!
Silly me, just when I thought you lost the daffodils...Bam! Beautiful! Love this one.. I'd love to be walking down that pathway!
Glad you enjoyed it .. me too!
Paul do you consider doing one of your great videos and very good explanations about "shadows"? I am im so much doubt about how to actually do them, the correct colour of a shadow: Put the normal colour down and grey over it, or mix the colour directly darker, ... Somebody said on the internet: Take the original colour and darken it some shades + a bit of the complementary colour + a tiny bit of blue??? 🤔 There are many explanations on the internet which even get quite into physics and light wave length etc., and I am sorry to admit, that I did not get it when I was a kid, and my understanding about physics has not improved during the past decades ... Is there not an easier way to get the right shade to the shadow? 😫 Thanks and greetings from Germany 🤗
Thanks for the suggestion Chatita - on the list!
Thank you Paul for making easy amazing tutorials. Love your techniques.
Glad you like them!
I always look forward to Watercolour Wednesday. Great painting and video as always.
Thank you so much 😀
Absolutely love your step by step, I watch and try all the time with much success, thank you !! I like the idea of using mixed media to add a few touches here and there, I've been using soft pastels pencils, have you used any oil pastels which is better to use ?? Thanks again for all you do, I always highly recommend my friends who also paint to watch and learn from you..
Awesome! Thank you! - no not keen on the oil pastels - I find them a bit sticky!
Lovely Paul. Are the pastels permanente? I never noticed you using them before. On another note I LOVED the sound track. I recognized the first piece but not the others. It was so soothing and pleasant to listen to. Maybe you could call out the musical artists. Not to take away from the painting because as usual you are just such an inspiring teacher and much more fun to watch than most.
Thanks Ruth - I'm glad to say that as several people have suggested removing the music - your suggestion is noted - perhaps I'll list them at the end credits.
Paul you’ve made a believer out of me. I’m someone who couldn’t draw at all but I gave it a go! I so enjoy your tutorials. May I ask a favor ? I would appreciate it if you would comment on each step whether you are dropping in color wet on wet or if your paint is dry. I sometimes can’t distinguish. Thanks again!
You are very welcome - suggestion noted - thanks.
Hi Paul, I am from Chile! Thank you so much for such great tutorials and beautiful paintings you are a great artist and a very generous person, God bless you!
Thank you very much!
Absolutely lovely. Thank you for the tutorial and inspiration. I may try this scene with all seasons. 😊 thank you so much for all your videos
Thanks so much 😊
Everything in this world except ur valuable videos r disheartening in this covid situation. But u just make evrything so optimistic n marvellous with ur paintings. Here in India it is spring and ur paintings are always bringing spring only in my eyes n heart ❤️. Heartfelt thanks to you dear honourable 🙏 sir. Your painting brings soul to any life ☺️
Thanks as always!
This is just dreamy! ❤ Thank you for all you post! ❤❤ I see I'll need to get the Faber Castell pastel pencils. May I please ask what the white pencil is you also used? Thank you soo much!
Hiya - yup it's a white Stabilo pastel pencil.
Magnifique comme toujours 💕💕💕thank you from Belgium 💖💖💓💓💖💖💞❤️❤️❤️❤️
Merci Sarah!!!
So very, very beautiful!!! You do magic with your brushes and paint. Am going to try this, although, have paint, have brushes and even paper, but oh dear, no natural talent!!! Your garden is a delight! Sorry you only had one bite out on your hotX bun 😁😉
Lol Veronica - you’ve got talent, you just gotta find it.
Your garden is beautiful. Here is is brown and yellow.. everywhere..and they think we might get another snowstorm next week. I did see some bulbs pop up this week in the backyard, and since we didn't plant them (we leased this house last fall, and apparently the original owner had a green thumb) we are looking forward to the surprise of what they might be. We had surprise spider lilies last fall.
Sounds great! - love hearing about where everyone is from!
Lovely painting. I love the way you approach each subject. Now a question, will not the pastels rub off if touched by someone.
Hiya - I don't usually have a problem - either straight into a frame or in my draw between lining paper.
Love your art; but I’m just a beginning beginner. Could you teach something really basic easy. As a lesson. Please?
Hi Jane - yes I have some beginner lessons coming soon!
I watched it 3 times, I think I liked it..but will watch it a few more times to me share..lol wonderful step by step, thank you so much for your knowledge, I am definitely going to try painting this one thanks again
Great to hear Holly many thanks 😀
Such a happy painting 😍 😊. Beautiful 😊. I should try it. Thank you 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Still many weeks of winter here in Canada so the bright colors of this nice painting is warming us, thank you so much!
My pleasure Lucie 😊 - keep warm!
Is spraying enough to keep the papier wet during summer ? (My question may be stupid but i live in Provence and painting with watercolor in summer is so complicated as the weather is too hot and the paper dries so fast) or do you have any advices please ?( except not painting which is so sad🙁)
Yes - I often spray when the weather is warmer!
Maybe a suggestion for a future tutorial??? I tried to paint an old stone cottage in the mid ground on moorland/heathland with hills in the background and heathland in the foreground. Cottage was great but the heath/moorland just looked like muddy greens and browns, to the point that it looked like a cottage in the middle of a pig farm. It went in the bin, but I liked the composition so would like to try again. Any pointers?
Great suggestion! ... noted!
Disgusting, we're still under a foot of snow and ice and -10 temperatures!!!!!
Lol - sorry to hear that - keep warm!
very great moment with you...i loved paint this landscape. thanks a lot from France
Thank you very much!
Wondering how you do that.... Still struggling painting trees......im practicing up until now😅😭
That's what you need - lots of practice!
I'll be back, Paul. You have a wonderful channel, sharing beautiful work. x
Thanks very much!
Wonderful Paul!!I Very happy to uses of a little pastel, like you teach us!!Saludos desde Costa Rica!!
Thank you so much 😀
In your gallery of past paintings I saw a very delightful one with lots of sheep. Every time I try to incorporate sheep into my paintings they always look wrong. If you run out of ideas, or perhaps you feel like it, perhaps you can paint a demonstration containing sheep.
Great idea Haley - will go on the list!
Several inches of snow last night here in Colorado. Itching to get out and plant my flowers. It looks so beautiful there! Thanks for the video.
Sounds great! - keep warm and thanks!
Sir i m from pakistan ...n i m early learner of paints......i reallylike ur work .....i really enjoy ur work ....n want to becom an arstist justlike ur students...
Thanks very much Misbah!
Lovely and spring like.
The green pastels on the trees bring
It to life!Thankyou
my pleasure Beryl!
I’ve never seen a pheasant in real life! Your view is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it - we have thousands!!! - this one is called Phillipa, he's been hanging around with his mate Phillipo for a few weeks. We've grown quite fond of him!
I've never seen one either here on the east coast of the US.
Beautiful painting!! And just joined your FB page!! I so enjoy your videos!!
Thank you so much!
Sooo beautiful! 😍😍😍 Thank you so much for sharing! 😍😍
You are so welcome!
Hello sir i'm from india and watch your all watercolours video and it's very helpful 😍 thank you
Thank you so much 😀
Wow your paintings are beautiful. Thank you Paul. Love your garden too 🙂
So nice of you - thanks Cheryl!
Great to see you today safe and sound.. 47minutes back.. . Cool painting and relearning my own intuitive techniques during childhood by watching you so often. Thank you
Cool, thanks Tahera, delighted to help!
Hi it's the first time I've seen your video, what a beautiful painting. Thank you.
I'm glad you like it and welcome Mandy!
Love it. Thanks Paul.
What soft pastels do you recommend?
Cheers Ron - have a look at this video for details: ua-cam.com/video/gPr7rzuvE3g/v-deo.html
Absolutely beautiful and “springy” ~ an inspiration to keep on trying ~💁🏼♀️🌼🌿
Glad to help Sharon!
as always Mr C, wonderful technique and also a great choice of cider!!😊👌🍺
Thank you, Cheers! - it was a nice drop!
I love all your lovely
paintings .why dont you paint in acrylic mediums?plz teach us something in acrylic too.
Hiya - not painted in Acrylics for years so I would need lots of practice!, 🥸
What a beautiful and serene picture. I love your garden too, you’re so lucky to have the sheep nearby. Thanks for all your hints and tips! 😄
So nice of you Janice!
Wondering what kind of tape do you use to tape down the paper. Enjoy your videos very much. Thank you!
Just ordinary low tac-masking tape.