What a phanta-city-c Idea! The stacked houses remind me of those colorful mediterranean villages that are built on hills along the coast. I will definitely try to follow your example and try to catch the Italian village vibes at the same time.
This video inspired me to do a version of this tonight. Fun and I am a beginner to watercolor so it definitely is a good practice of gradients and water control.
Thank you so much Shana for your lovely tutorials 💜 it's so calming and relaxing to draw with you every day ✨ Today I was drawing something else but listening to you talking helped me to not be so critical of myself 💕
Shana, I really struggle with SEEING cool and warm colours. I don’t mean that I’m colourblind…..I’m not! But my sister can look at a colour and know right away which temperature it is. She can see the undertones as well. I think I can’t or I don’t feel confident with it!! Any suggestions? Does this inability hamper my art? HELLLLLLLLLP,!! 😂
Don’t worry. This is tricky for so many people and it just comes with practice. Start with the basic colors red, yellow and orange - warm Blue, green, purple - cool. A good exercise is to sort the colors you own into these categories first. Then, once you have all your reds together see if you can sort them in the warm and cool versions of reds by looking at them. Then you can google the color Name with warm or cool to fact check your self. Like “Alizarin Crimson cool or warm?” I hope that helps a bit.
Thanks, this one really floats my boat, I will do more of this.❤❤❤❤
I absolutely love the funky city! Can’t wait to do this one!!!
Great exercise _ can’t wait to try it!
Love love love the color pallette
What a phanta-city-c Idea! The stacked houses remind me of those colorful mediterranean villages that are built on hills along the coast. I will definitely try to follow your example and try to catch the Italian village vibes at the same time.
Good morning Shana. This is my favorite color palette too! This looks like it's going to be a fun project! Have a fantastic day
Cool city scape and love the colors! Thanks Shana 😊❤
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زيزتي استمتعت كثيرا بمشاهدة الفيديو كانت الالوان متناسقة احببتها. ❤🎨✨👋🏻👍🏻😍
Your watercolor projects bring joy! That is what art is supposed to do! Thanks so much
I love to hear that! I love to paint and share that joy with others. Thank you for watching.
This looks like fun. Excited to try it
This video inspired me to do a version of this tonight. Fun and I am a beginner to watercolor so it definitely is a good practice of gradients and water control.
Thanks for watching. I’m so glad it helped spark an idea.
I did a similar picture a couple of weeks ago. I like you color palette and think I'll try another one.
Very pretty.😊
Thanks for watching!
I like the round building on the right. I imagine it to be a museum amongst a bustling business district. Cool.
I love cityscape projects and your color selection is swoon worthy! I can’t wait to try this. Thank you!
Absolutely love this, the vibrant colours ❤
Loved the tutorial 🎉
Beautiful
OMGOSH I Love this idea! I’m often looking for an idea to just fill in a page to play with colors with 🤗❤️
So glad this was helpful! 😁
Fabulous! And love the colors and the theme! Love your journal pages tutorials!
Thank you Marie. So glad you are enjoying them.
Thank you so much Shana for your lovely tutorials 💜 it's so calming and relaxing to draw with you every day ✨ Today I was drawing something else but listening to you talking helped me to not be so critical of myself 💕
Thanks for joining me and watching. It’s so nice to know y’all are out there painting along.
Looks sooo good....without the Windows...😉
Agreed. I would definitely rethink those windows. 😁
Shana, I really struggle with SEEING cool and warm colours. I don’t mean that I’m colourblind…..I’m not! But my sister can look at a colour and know right away which temperature it is. She can see the undertones as well. I think I can’t or I don’t feel confident with it!! Any suggestions? Does this inability hamper my art?
HELLLLLLLLLP,!! 😂
Don’t worry. This is tricky for so many people and it just comes with practice. Start with the basic colors red, yellow and orange - warm
Blue, green, purple - cool.
A good exercise is to sort the colors you own into these categories first. Then, once you have all your reds together see if you can sort them in the warm and cool versions of reds by looking at them. Then you can google the color Name with warm or cool to fact check your self. Like “Alizarin Crimson cool or warm?”
I hope that helps a bit.
What paint did you use for the windows?
I used dr. ph Martins bleed proof white. You could also use white gouache.
What is the bright what paint??
It’s called Dr. ph Martin bleed proof white.