I recommend taking a look at Louise De Masi - an Australian lady that paints wonderful birdlife and flowers, she has a cute little blooper section at the end of each video :)
In addition to the wonderful ones you mentioned, Angela Fehr Watercolor, Canadian artist with a lovely loose style, thank you for all the great informative videos you share!
AWE thanks so much for the Mention- I too love all the channels you mentioned as well as YOURS!! I wish you and your family a wonderful New Years and a happy and healthy 2023!!!
Hi Jenna! Just wanted to thank you 🙏 for the wonderful mention on this video! We’re so thrilled to make your list - we have so much great content planned for 2023 - looking forward to reaching many more new friends thanks to your community spirit! All the best for 2023 and thanks again!!
Aw, bless you Jenna. Thank you so much - it's a privilege to be mentioned in such impressive company. You're a wonderful ambassador for watercolour.....thanks for all you do, and have a very prosperous 2023.
I was super excited to excited to hear your name first. Congratulations 💙 My favorite art therapy/art teacher ever. Less than a month for the first BOX SET!
What an great video Jenna! I was so delighted to be included in your video along with very talented UA-cam watercolour creators/artists/teachers!! Yay! Happy New Year to you all! 🎉💕
I broke out the watercolors after years of only doing oil painting after watching a video of you and your equally lovely sister painting together en plein air. I was following her because of her oil painting. Now follow both of you. I started watching these best watercolor channels videos to see if I would see anyone I watch. Congrats on making the list this time, you deserve it.
Thank you so much for mentioning my channel, Jenna. Love that you are sharing all these artists as I was able pick out a few I need to go watch and support. All the best!
Wow! So nice. Thank you Jenna! YES, Jenna Rainey belongs in that list for sure 😉! Excellent list too. I love what you said at the beginning about community over competition. When I started my channel I really wanted to promote more community among the watercolor art channels. I noticed other communities on UA-cam seem to do that better than watercolorists, so it's great to know your mind on that. Of the "other" landscape painters you mentioned my fav is probably Oliver Pyle. He definitely nails the subtleties of beautiful light. Colin Steed I'm not familiar with so I'll check his channel out. Thanks again.
You're so welcome and very deserving! Thank you for your kindness! You are such a great ambassador for the watercolor community, I love what you're doing here on UA-cam. 💕
As a student of Matthews, I'm so happy you mentioned him. I've taken/taking a course of his and I find him to be a very precise, easy to follow and interesting instructor. He is also prompt at answering questions. BRAVO!
Hi Jenna. Thank you so much for recommending my UA-cam channel. As you say, we all work very hard producing our channels, so it's great to have such a talented artist like yourself promoting my channel. I will promote your channel wherever I can. Keep up the good work, Jenna.
So glad you included OLIVER PYLE! Watching him paint and describe his process in his calm, British manner feels watching a Zen master! Landscape was never my thing-at least I never thought so-, but I’m kind of hooked on his channel.
You included my favorites but I would also add Cafe Watercolor with Eric Yi Lin to the list. Eric is a terrific artist and a kind soul who provides his followers with encouragement and inspiration as well as instruction.
Yong Chen .... amazing watercolorist. He paints everything... portraits, landscape, still life. He uses only 3 colors and 2 brushes and makes the most amazing works of art from them. Does a lot of step by step videos. He has 298K subscribers.
PAUL CLARK! I found him as suggestion when I watched one of your videos and I'm so happy I did. He's so funny and his tutorials and landscapes are simply amazing. Thank you so much for this video, it's great to have so many great suggestions in one place (including the other comments).
I love the tutorials and the amazing talent of Lois Davidson! Amazing landscapes, abstracts, lovely earthy colors! Most of all she's soft-spoken and down to earth. I believe she deserved a mention😊
Hi Jenna. Great to see you mentioned Oliver Pyle this year. Apart from yourself he is one of the most instructive tutors on UA-cam. Hope you have another great year.
Yes, Paul Clark! Great explanations of techniques and landscape demonstrations. And, a wonderful find- Joe Cartwright is a great teacher and does amazing sea and beach tutorials as well as landscapes. Also Liron Yanconsky does wonderful demonstrations in a loose style, and breaks down key aspects: values, shapes, shadows and colour temperature. He shows how to simplify and how to paint people, which has given me the confidence to try things that had always seemed too hard. Thanks Jenna for your generous approach to art. Art helps make the world a better place!
I am currently already following almost all of your recommendations. One other I would HIGHLY recommend is Liron Yankonsky. He is amazing, and even holds live UA-cam sessions to answer questions.
Thanks for this list. I'm already a subscriber to 4 of them, so cool. I also love Nianiani. Her subjects are whimsy and light-hearted. From animals to cupcakes to mushrooms to flower/donut carts.
Clarice Gomes is one of my new watercolor artists to follow loving her style and she works with add just a hit of metallics in her painting! I love and follow all the ladies you mentioned Emj and Shayda being my favorite! They both offer so much and have such different styles and pair that with your channel and its made for a super fun learning experience!
Paul Clark and Chris Petri both have many videos already produced and are always sharing more. Chris has an "extreme beginner" collection of vids as well as many which are more advanced. Maria Raczynska and Louise De Masi. I think I spelled them correctly. These two are realistic painters. Thank you Jenna. I just subbed.
Thank you so much for sharing all of these channels and for sharing your wonderful talents with us! I would mention also: MB Watercolor (very new to YT), Wendy Powell-Jones, Chiara Botturi Watercolors, and Jean Lurssen Watercolors. Happy New Year!
I love when other artists share other artists so we can lean and enjoy more...so thank you, Jenna! 💜 Lovely to see so many Canadian's on the list. I subscribe to all but 3 so I will make a dash over to subscribe to them too. 🎨🖌🖼
Lois Davidson. She and her daughter Morgaine are brilliant teachers, as are the rest of the artists you mentioned. Thank you for sharing this list. Very helpful.
So wonderful of you to share all this with the watercolor community. I also follow and enjoy: Andrew Pitt, Grahame Booth and NVFine Art. Happy New Year Jenna!
thank you jenna ive watched all of these channels luise demasi is a really good channel and lindsay the frugal crafter they are 2 of my most watched channels .i love you all art is my passion ,i paint every day ,watercolor and acrylics but want to do oils again ,so much art goodness ,happy new year
I have to join in here and say that I feel it is very rare to see this kind of shout-out to fellow artists when there is no collaboration. You have my utmost respect for doing this 🥰 I want to join in on this love too 😊 I couple of people that I have followed (that I have t seen mentioned already for as far as I scrolled) is Louise De Masi, makoccino, and one I recently found, Painting and Chocolate. I have also found a lot of useful tips on the channel of Dr. Oto Kano. Thanks to everyone for sharing their favorites 🥰
Thanks for all the suggestions, I'm excited to check out these new channels. Another channel to consider for 2024 is Liesl's Artistic Studio, I've been enjoying her weekly tutorials recently.
This is such a wonderful video for you to have done! Lindsay The Frugal Crafter is one of my favorites, although I enjoy watching many of the ones you have listed!
Thanks for this Jenna, it’s so gracious of you. You turned m on to Paul Clark last year and he has become one of my favs! I can’t wait to check out some of these!
I love Michelle Weber! Her videos are great to learn about all things watercolor. She doesn’t do many tutorials but she gives vital information about how to paint with watercolor and understanding watercolor from brushes, paper, paper stretching, the paints, pig,ents, pigment numbers, color mixing, the list goes on and on! De winton paper co has a wonderful, illustrative style and her painting approach is very dainty. She often uses small brushes and paints very beautiful, neat and clean florals, landscapes, and animals. Shayda Campbell is probably my favorite watercolor UA-camr out there. Her style is very similar to mine and I love the colors she often uses when she paints. She also makes the whole approach to painting seem much simpler which is always helpful. I love this idea of giving shout outs to other watercolor UA-camrs! I love listening to you talk about their styles and what their channels approach is from your perspective! These are always really fun videos!
You missed thefrugalcrafter. She is a fabulous watercolor artist and does so many videos showing her technique. I am just a beginner, so all of these sound like some I really need to take a look at.
Thank you for list Jenna. You’ve introduced me to Karen Rice (among others) and her tutorials have been so helpful. Not strictly watercolour, but I thoroughly enjoy Koosje Koene. Her videos about creating everyday, experimenting with different media and sketch booking are welcoming, fun and inspiring.
Thank you so much Jenna for spreading the love of watercolor around for all of these wonderful channels. The more love you give, the more you get. I am a subscriber of yours and many of the ones you mentioned and excited to try the new ones that you suggested.
Love that you support other artists! I do follow many of the ones you suggested but now I have a few others to check out. Thank you for all you do. You are one of the hardest working artists on UA-cam.
This is brilliant Jenna, thank you again. I found Marabeth Quin Art and Gaynor Pattle, both mixed media artists for semi-abstract art who use colors in such an uninhibited way and manage to create gorgeous pieces which is so inspiring to me. I can use my watercolours and gouache now more freely, without that nagging inner voice trying to hold me back. So far I have written down 23 more artists to check out by reading all the comments !
You are the first artist that I found during Covid when I wanted to learn watercolor. I love all of the tips and tutorials. Thank you for sharing the channels of all of these wonderful artists! Happy 2023!
I really love the work of two artists in particular: 1. Oliver Pyle (Fine artist) who you mentioned. 2. Grahame Booth (Author of 3 Great books on AMAZON) They both have great videos on UA-cam: Oliver Pyle's video's are genuinely useful for Beginners to those much more experienced. He's exceptionally good at painting and teaching.
These artists are all great . I have some to add Nianiani, Louise De Masi, Rachaelsstudio, Espiroart, Anna Bucciarelli, are all some of my favorites too. All have free tutorials too.
How thoughtful and kind of you to recommend other watercolor artists channels! Everyone will find their tribe so there's no need to fear competition. There's enough to go around. Thank you for being a great example for all to follow. Bless you!
I am so awed that you put it out there the other water color artists you recommend watching and their individual styles. I also follow Paintcrush with Kristy Rice. She breaks things down in a way I can understand without feeling intimidated. And, as you do too Jenna, she encourages practicing and not to expect perfection right out of the gate. Thanks for helping boost the art community. ☺
I was thinking the same thing. I love Jenna, she was the first watercolor artist I became familiar with. Kristy Rice, who puts a lively attitude to everything aspect of her videos, so opposite of Jenna's calm and encouraging style. Love them both.
Shibasaki is one of my favorite UA-cam channels, scrolled a lot and I was surprised no one mentioned it. He has a lot of beginner friendly tutorials and his painting is beautiful. Definitely recommend it.
Great video, thanks, some of them already subscribed, but one you missed, from here in the UK - Paul Clark..he offers terrific tutorials, and has a very vibrant FB group.
I would add three more to your list - all of whom are already absurdly popular. Mateusz Urbanowicz; a Polish animator/designer living in Japan who does art tutorials on illustration and plein air painting. Unlike most UA-camrs he has his own personal aesthetic and an instantly recognisable style. Teoh Yi Chie; a Singaporean urban sketcher and art materials reviewer who also has his own personal style. And of course James Gurney. He used to be a fantasy illustrator and editorial artist. I say used to be, as I don't think there is enough work going in these fields for anyone, let alone James Gurney. Fortunately he has reinvented himself as possibly the best plein air painter working on UA-cam. He works in gouache and watercolor, or combinations of both.
Jenna, thank you for taking the time to do this again as we enter the new year. I too believe in spreading the love and joy of watercolor. It's been a life-changer for me in a very positive way. Thank you for mentioning these artists, it speaks volumes about the person you are. I will definitely be checking out their channels. I'm thrilled that you included Diane Antone Studio on your list this year. I've been following her since her channel started and am a huge fan. She offers so much to her subscribers and your mention of her is well deserved. Thank you for all of the lovely tutorials you share. It's been super fun to follow you on your travel to France, and getting a little tour of your new home. I'm so happy for your success and wish you a very happy new year as we welcome in 2023!
Thank you for doing this again! these are amaizing artists! love them all! I'm also a big fan of: NV fine art studio (Nina Volk from AU), Anastasia Mily (from AU), Watercolor Online with Michael Solovyev (Cananda), Javid Tabatabaei, Lois Davidson (UK), Niaz Hannan, Julia Lis Art
Jane-Beata is a self-taught watercolor artist and teacher that does portrait painting and tutorials. I love her videos and would love it if more people supported her. Thanks everyone and have a wonderful new year!
new to drawing and watercolours so glad i found your channel as its brilliant and cheers for letting me meet PAUL CLARK,what an amazing guy,(up the hammers}.i spend late last night watching most of his work and early this morning and all his sketches are available on his website for free! cheers and hugs from IRELAND Jenna.
Thank you, Jenna! Thank you for being part of a supportive art community!! It's so much fun to discover new artists' youtube channels. Thanks for doing this again.
Thank you for mentioning many of my favourites. Colin Steed was new to me and I'll look him up. You mentioned Nia of Nianiani last year -- she is so consistent and professional, and generally shows first with sketching how to construct the subjects she paints, especially flowers. I love Peter Sheeler, and Nil Rocha is very similar to him in both painting style and video style -- both are line and wash painters who mostly do buildings. Many comments have already suggested Paul Clark and I echo that -- he's a very entertaining UA-camr who paints mostly landscapes and/or buildings. One of the best watercolour instructors I've found is Lynn Baur of Dragonfly Spirit Studio. She doesn't post a lot of videos but her explanations of the basics are excellent and her website is awesomely organized so you can find exactly the content you want. I've been following Harriet deWinton, whom you included this year, since the start of my watercolour journey and find her style surprisingly easy to do, therefore good for beginners; contrary to the common belief, detailed painting is easier than loose for many beginners. Ceecee has wonderful style, as you noted, though she's not posting much these days. Liz Chaderton is worth a look, as is Wendy Powell-Jones. So much talent and generosity on UA-cam! I've been learning watercolour for just over a year, and almost solely with the help of UA-cam watercolour artists.
Think it is a great idea because someone like me who has just recently started use watercolors and want to learn and don't know what they don't know about it this is a big help thank you. Keep doing what you do it makes a difference
Your confidence to support others is soooo refreshing. I’ve leaved a lot from watching you and many of the artist you mentioned but thanks for pointing out others. Happy New Year!
Jenna, What a wonderful thing to do.... spreading the love of watercolor and supporting others. It says a lot about you as a person. Artists like yourself and others taught me how to paint using watercolors and I am forever grateful. Well done !
Thanks, Jenna - been following most of them (and you of course) and love them all. Missing Andrew Geeson, love his loose style as well! Happy New Year!
Hi Jenna, that’s so great of you to mention other art-UA-cam-ers in your video! 🎉 I wanted to add Katy Ryles Art and Liesl’s Artistic Studio to the list. Both are amazing !!❤ And wish you a fantastic, exciting and peaceful new year!❤🎉
Thank you for making this list for us. I heard about it in the comments on the Diane Antone Studio so popped over. The person who wrote the comment was excited you mentioned Diane. I’m new to learning water coloring. Diane was the only one I was following. I adore her teaching style and stories. I will check out some of the others on this list and your channel too. Thanks again for sharing the love.
Thank you so much for these suggestions and I just love that you are supporting other channels 🙌 I really respect that. We need more of that in our world
Great vid hun hello I am a watercolourist from New Zealand I do lots of things on my channel I started on TikTok with 45k on there but UA-cam is A little more in-depth but lovely learning from all these channels.. much love and happy creations
Love that you did this. Watched last year's and am now following several - sometimes I watch Paul Clarke just to listen to him, so funny and charming. Just an observation that several of those you mention this year are Canadians that I gravitated towards on my own...as a Canadian I am pleased so see their strong presence on UA-cam. Happy New Year Jenna!
I found this 2023 list by accident after watching the 2022 list. Impressive!~ You are SO generous. Of course, these two lists might mean that I will never get away from my computer but, by the same token, I will (hopefully) become a better artist. Thank you!
Thank you for these recommendations Jenna. I am subscribed to a few of those and have watched some videos from a few of the others. Will go subscribe to support them. I love your philosophy of supporting other artists and being creative.
Jenna, you are a charming young woman, not to mention talented! Love seeing your generous support of other artists. I am a great fan of some of your shout outs of smaller channels. I love Harriet on de Winton Paper Co and Diane Antone. Thank you for your kindness.
You have reignited my passion for watercolor. I think I first dabbled in it when I was in high school- my parents bought me a watercolor book and basic supplies back in the '90's. I have always enjoyed it but would only "pick it up" briefly then get distracted by something else- life tends to do that. The last time I played around with it was about 5 years ago- I goofed around with it for a while and mostly tried to replicate what other artists had done; if I'm honest with myself, the results weren't terrible. When the quarantine began, my son and I discovered fluid art. I was surprised by his interest in it because he is not artistically inclined. He soon lost interest but I continued with it. It became an outlet for me that I thoroughly enjoyed and I even tried to sell my artwork and created a website. Then life through me a curveball. My son was diagnosed with leukemia May '22. He and I have always been close. To say my world changed would be an understatement. The last 9 months of my life are indescribable. After my son had a bone marrow transplant but remained hospitalized, I turned to watercolor as a way to pass the time. At least half of our lives have been spent in the hospital since his diagnosis. In the past month I have watched at least 15 of your videos. As I try to breathe and recollect myself, I tend to pour a glass of wine, light the fireplace and get out my watercolor supplies and watch one of your videos. It is a great way to lose myself; living in the world of leukemia treatment and recovery has been utterly exhausting. I know in one of your videos you had mentioned avoiding toxic chemicals in your art supplies due to an auto-immune condition. I apologize if I am inaccurate in this information- it resonated at the time but I won't pretend to remember details beyond what is necessary in my life at the moment. What I ultimately would like to say is "thank you". I appreciate your videos so much and it has been such a wonderful way for me to escape my reality for a brief moment. I feel like you set me up for success- when I implement your teachings I have loved and enjoyed the outcome- that feeling is priceless. Please keep doing what you're doing. There are so many of us that have been touched by you but don't take the time to tell you.
Wow! A little shocked that Paul Clark was not near the top of your list. Yes he only has a 150K subscribers and I follow most of the others on your list but hands down I've learned more from Mr. Clark than all the others on the list put together. . .
Jenna, I enjoyed your review and have subscribed to your channel, The Mind of Water Color, and Colin Steed. Others I’m already subscribed to but I think you have missed a wonderful watercolorist by the name of Lois Davidson! Love, love her style. Also another wonderful watercolorist is Anastasia Mily. She is very unique in her approach to watercolor. Enjoy all of you wonderful uTube watercolorists. Thank you! My journey in watercolor is helped tremendously by you all! ❤ Happy New Year Jenna!
Thank you so much for the collection. I was anxious to see if I've been keeping up. Well, I am already subscribed to all but one. Collin Steed is a new one to me and I really love his colors and landscapes. So thank you again for bringing new things. Appreciate your channel and all you do.
I really like Miranda Watson. She is very good and posts one to two times a week. Usually, it is Tuesday and Friday unless real life intervenes. Also, Dr. Oto Kano knows her paints. She does a lot of comparison, trying the watercolors with different things to see how they react. She has a big database of all her research.
Great list! Such a good variety! I started watercolor with your 30 day book 🥰and with Sarah Cray's Let's Make Art subscription boxes a couple of years ago. So nice for you to give a shout out to other you tube artists! Happy, relaxing painting with lots of flow in 2023!
Thank you Jenna for your unselfish promotion of other WC channels! I’m excited to try a couple of them. I echo the suggestion in the comments below for Eric Lin at Cafe watercolor, he makes excellent educational WC videos.
I love that everyone is so grateful for your video and they can't help themselves mentioning their own favourites. Thanks for your great video. The world needs art more than ever. Join in, get painting and free your mind, enjoy yourself. Do it without any inhibitions. Anyone can learn how to draw and paint. Just don't put it off. Do it today 🥰
Loved this video Jenna, thank you so much. I loved checking them out and I love listening to you explain why they are all so great. I am a tiny tiny UA-camr in comparison to you but I'm getting better all the time. Watercolour is the best!!
Happy New Year Jenna! I can't wait to see your videos in 2023. This is a great list, lots of different styles . I would add Chris Petri to this list, he has detailed tutorials using basic watercolours.
Did you see your favorite?! Did I miss any? Let me know below!
I recommend taking a look at Louise De Masi - an Australian lady that paints wonderful birdlife and flowers, she has a cute little blooper section at the end of each video :)
Check out Frank Halliday, Alan Owen for landscapes.
@@narcosisfilms I was just going to mention her. I really like her tutorials.
In addition to the wonderful ones you mentioned, Angela Fehr Watercolor, Canadian artist with a lovely loose style, thank you for all the great informative videos you share!
Paul Clark Watercolour Tutorials is a great channel, I think you may have mentioned him before?
AWE thanks so much for the Mention- I too love all the channels you mentioned as well as YOURS!! I wish you and your family a wonderful New Years and a happy and healthy 2023!!!
I watch you all the time!
Elle - I love your paintings and teachings!
You're already one of my favorites!
Ellen Crimi-Trent I love your channel!
Ellen Crimi-Trent does nice beginner friendly videos. Her mini Monday series really helped me so much.
Thanks so much for the mention Jenna! A real honour to be among these awesome creators
Of course!! 💕💕 you're doing wonderful things!
But you are wonderful...💗
Hi Jenna! Just wanted to thank you 🙏 for the wonderful mention on this video! We’re so thrilled to make your list - we have so much great content planned for 2023 - looking forward to reaching many more new friends thanks to your community spirit! All the best for 2023 and thanks again!!
You're so welcome! 💕💕 can't wait to see what you have in store for us!
Yay...Diane Antone Studio made the list! So well deserved!
How lovely of you Jenna for supporting others, you all work so hard on utube, and we thank you all.
Earlier today I was learning to paint your fun birds on perches.😊
Who are the judges...or....just on the whim of 1.ps...love your channel
Aw, bless you Jenna. Thank you so much - it's a privilege to be mentioned in such impressive company. You're a wonderful ambassador for watercolour.....thanks for all you do, and have a very prosperous 2023.
Thanks for the kind words, Oliver! I love your channel and you absolutely deserve the mention! Happy new year!
Adore Olover Pyle, marvelous teaching and demo ability! He is so multi gifted!
@oliverpyle Your paintings are very beautiful and so much soothing. I've been a subscriber for ~1 year.
Thank you so much Jenna! You know I’ve been a fan of yours since the beginning! ❤️❤️❤️ hope you have a wonderful new year!
I was looking for you to check for the shout out!
Oh you're so welcome! You're crushing it, congrats on everything you have going on right now! 💕💕
I was super excited to excited to hear your name first. Congratulations 💙
My favorite art therapy/art teacher ever.
Less than a month for the first BOX SET!
And I, you!
❤️ 📖 🎨
What an great video Jenna! I was so delighted to be included in your video along with very talented UA-cam watercolour creators/artists/teachers!! Yay! Happy New Year to you all! 🎉💕
Oh yay! You're an inspiration, thanks Karen! Happy new year! 💕
@@JennaRaineyChannel ❤ you too!
hi karen happy new year luv , and your one of my fave teachers and thanks 😁
Wow! I’m blown away by the mention! What an honor-thank you Jenna! Thanks for all you bring to the art world! Happy New year!
Aw, well you deserve it! Happy new year! 💕💕
I broke out the watercolors after years of only doing oil painting after watching a video of you and your equally lovely sister painting together en plein air. I was following her because of her oil painting. Now follow both of you. I started watching these best watercolor channels videos to see if I would see anyone I watch. Congrats on making the list this time, you deserve it.
Thank you so much for mentioning my channel, Jenna. Love that you are sharing all these artists as I was able pick out a few I need to go watch and support. All the best!
Of course! You deserve it, I love your videos! 💕
These are great, Jenna! All my faves! CeeCee made me fall in love with watercolor.
Wow! So nice. Thank you Jenna! YES, Jenna Rainey belongs in that list for sure 😉! Excellent list too. I love what you said at the beginning about community over competition. When I started my channel I really wanted to promote more community among the watercolor art channels. I noticed other communities on UA-cam seem to do that better than watercolorists, so it's great to know your mind on that. Of the "other" landscape painters you mentioned my fav is probably Oliver Pyle. He definitely nails the subtleties of beautiful light. Colin Steed I'm not familiar with so I'll check his channel out. Thanks again.
You're so welcome and very deserving! Thank you for your kindness! You are such a great ambassador for the watercolor community, I love what you're doing here on UA-cam. 💕
@@JennaRaineyChannel 🥰🙏
@mindofwatercolor Thanks for all your videos and for recommending Oliver Pyle! I just followed him as well.
Jenna, thanks for the shoutout! So kind of you!
Of course! You're doing great things, keep it up! 💕
As a student of Matthews, I'm so happy you mentioned him. I've taken/taking a course of his and I find him to be a very precise, easy to follow and interesting instructor. He is also prompt at answering questions. BRAVO!
Hi Jenna. Thank you so much for recommending my UA-cam channel. As you say, we all work very hard producing our channels, so it's great to have such a talented artist like yourself promoting my channel. I will promote your channel wherever I can. Keep up the good work, Jenna.
You’ve got stunning landscapes on your channel 🎥 just subscribed ✅ 🎨
@@watercolourartincapetown2919 . Thank you for watching and subscribing to my channel. I really appreciate it 🎨👍.
I can't wait to check out your channel.
@Darlene Rodriguez . Thanks for subscribing, Darlene. I hope you enjoy watching my videos. Take care.
Thanks so much for spreading the word! There were a few here we haven't visited yet, but we'll fix that right now!
So glad you included OLIVER PYLE! Watching him paint and describe his process in his calm, British manner feels watching a Zen master! Landscape was never my thing-at least I never thought so-, but I’m kind of hooked on his channel.
You included my favorites but I would also add Cafe Watercolor with Eric Yi Lin to the list. Eric is a terrific artist and a kind soul who provides his followers with encouragement and inspiration as well as instruction.
Oh, also Watercolor Affair-how could I forget Anthony! He is a very, very good instructor.
I love Eric Yi Lin too
Yong Chen .... amazing watercolorist. He paints everything... portraits, landscape, still life. He uses only 3 colors and 2 brushes and makes the most amazing works of art from them. Does a lot of step by step videos. He has 298K subscribers.
Yong Chen is amazing watercolorist….I watch him daily
PAUL CLARK! I found him as suggestion when I watched one of your videos and I'm so happy I did. He's so funny and his tutorials and landscapes are simply amazing. Thank you so much for this video, it's great to have so many great suggestions in one place (including the other comments).
I love the tutorials and the amazing talent of Lois Davidson! Amazing landscapes, abstracts, lovely earthy colors! Most of all she's soft-spoken and down to earth. I believe she deserved a mention😊
Hi Jenna. Great to see you mentioned Oliver Pyle this year. Apart from yourself he is one of the most instructive tutors on UA-cam. Hope you have another great year.
Yes, Paul Clark! Great explanations of techniques and landscape demonstrations. And, a wonderful find- Joe Cartwright is a great teacher and does amazing sea and beach tutorials as well as landscapes. Also Liron Yanconsky does wonderful demonstrations in a loose style, and breaks down key aspects: values, shapes, shadows and colour temperature. He shows how to simplify and how to paint people, which has given me the confidence to try things that had always seemed too hard.
Thanks Jenna for your generous approach to art. Art helps make the world a better place!
Jenna included him last year. He mentions it as well in one of his videos. 😊 such an amazing and gracious thing to do!
Agree, Paul Clark is one of my favourites.
Liron is my favorite.
Paul Clark is my favourite!
Paul Clark is fantastic!
I am currently already following almost all of your recommendations. One other I would HIGHLY recommend is Liron Yankonsky. He is amazing, and even holds live UA-cam sessions to answer questions.
Yeah Liron is great for practical watercolour tips and love that he does live videos too
Thanks for this list. I'm already a subscriber to 4 of them, so cool. I also love Nianiani. Her subjects are whimsy and light-hearted. From animals to cupcakes to mushrooms to flower/donut carts.
Nia is great! I had her in last years video!
Yes, love her too! Did you see her latest video? It's a very cute cuckoo clock.
@@marciamcgrath4953 yes, so cute. I have it saved. 😊
I enjoy her also. I love the whimsy. It is always a happy visit to her videos.
Clarice Gomes is one of my new watercolor artists to follow loving her style and she works with add just a hit of metallics in her painting! I love and follow all the ladies you mentioned Emj and Shayda being my favorite! They both offer so much and have such different styles and pair that with your channel and its made for a super fun learning experience!
I love "community over competition"! ❤️❤️❤️
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Paul Clark and Chris Petri both have many videos already produced and are always sharing more. Chris has an "extreme beginner" collection of vids as well as many which are more advanced.
Maria Raczynska and Louise De Masi. I think I spelled them correctly. These two are realistic painters.
Thank you Jenna. I just subbed.
Love all of these channels! I also really love Paul Clark! he has some of the best landscape tutorials on UA-cam
Paul's channel is amazing. He was in last year's video!
Sarah Cray has great tutorials and is a magnificent teacher.
Thank you so much for sharing all of these channels and for sharing your wonderful talents with us! I would mention also: MB Watercolor (very new to YT), Wendy Powell-Jones, Chiara Botturi Watercolors, and Jean Lurssen Watercolors. Happy New Year!
Thanks. I also like Anna Bucciarell, café watercolor and kristy Rice. They are easy to follow. Beautiful art.
Ohhh haven't heard of Café Watercolor... definitely going to check it out!
I love when other artists share other artists so we can lean and enjoy more...so thank you, Jenna! 💜
Lovely to see so many Canadian's on the list. I subscribe to all but 3 so I will make a dash over to subscribe to them too.
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Canadian's showin up!
Lori Davidson. Loose atmospheric easy to follow demos. She’s a gem. Thanks for calling out Oliver Pyle - his videos are magical
Thanks for the recommendation! Olivier is great, Im glad you think so!
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Lois Davidson. She and her daughter Morgaine are brilliant teachers, as are the rest of the artists you mentioned. Thank you for sharing this list. Very helpful.
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Agree, Lois is fantastic
So wonderful of you to share all this with the watercolor community. I also follow and enjoy: Andrew Pitt, Grahame Booth and NVFine Art. Happy New Year Jenna!
thank you jenna ive watched all of these channels luise demasi is a really good channel and lindsay the frugal crafter they are 2 of my most watched channels .i love you all art is my passion ,i paint every day ,watercolor and acrylics but want to do oils again ,so much art goodness ,happy new year
I have to join in here and say that I feel it is very rare to see this kind of shout-out to fellow artists when there is no collaboration. You have my utmost respect for doing this 🥰 I want to join in on this love too 😊 I couple of people that I have followed (that I have t seen mentioned already for as far as I scrolled) is Louise De Masi, makoccino, and one I recently found, Painting and Chocolate. I have also found a lot of useful tips on the channel of Dr. Oto Kano. Thanks to everyone for sharing their favorites 🥰
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Thanks for all the suggestions, I'm excited to check out these new channels. Another channel to consider for 2024 is Liesl's Artistic Studio, I've been enjoying her weekly tutorials recently.
Kristy Rice, Rachel Parker, Anna Bucciarelli and Maria Raczynska are great watercolour artists too❣️
Adore Kristy Rice.
This is such a wonderful video for you to have done! Lindsay The Frugal Crafter is one of my favorites, although I enjoy watching many of the ones you have listed!
Thanks for this Jenna, it’s so gracious of you. You turned m on to Paul Clark last year and he has become one of my favs! I can’t wait to check out some of these!
I love Michelle Weber! Her videos are great to learn about all things watercolor. She doesn’t do many tutorials but she gives vital information about how to paint with watercolor and understanding watercolor from brushes, paper, paper stretching, the paints, pig,ents, pigment numbers, color mixing, the list goes on and on! De winton paper co has a wonderful, illustrative style and her painting approach is very dainty. She often uses small brushes and paints very beautiful, neat and clean florals, landscapes, and animals. Shayda Campbell is probably my favorite watercolor UA-camr out there. Her style is very similar to mine and I love the colors she often uses when she paints. She also makes the whole approach to painting seem much simpler which is always helpful. I love this idea of giving shout outs to other watercolor UA-camrs! I love listening to you talk about their styles and what their channels approach is from your perspective! These are always really fun videos!
You missed thefrugalcrafter. She is a fabulous watercolor artist and does so many videos showing her technique. I am just a beginner, so all of these sound like some I really need to take a look at.
Thank you for list Jenna. You’ve introduced me to Karen Rice (among others) and her tutorials have been so helpful. Not strictly watercolour, but I thoroughly enjoy Koosje Koene. Her videos about creating everyday, experimenting with different media and sketch booking are welcoming, fun and inspiring.
Thank you so much Jenna for spreading the love of watercolor around for all of these wonderful channels. The more love you give, the more you get. I am a subscriber of yours and many of the ones you mentioned and excited to try the new ones that you suggested.
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Thanks for sharing!! Louise De Masi from Australia. One of my favs!
Love that you support other artists! I do follow many of the ones you suggested but now I have a few others to check out. Thank you for all you do. You are one of the hardest working artists on UA-cam.
This is brilliant Jenna, thank you again. I found Marabeth Quin Art and Gaynor Pattle, both mixed media artists for semi-abstract art who use colors in such an uninhibited way and manage to create gorgeous pieces which is so inspiring to me. I can use my watercolours and gouache now more freely, without that nagging inner voice trying to hold me back. So far I have written down 23 more artists to check out by reading all the comments !
You are the first artist that I found during Covid when I wanted to learn watercolor. I love all of the tips and tutorials. Thank you for sharing the channels of all of these wonderful artists! Happy 2023!
Paintcrush with K. Rice!!! LOVE her uplifting and quirkiness.
I really love the work of two artists in particular:
1. Oliver Pyle (Fine artist) who you mentioned.
2. Grahame Booth (Author of 3 Great books on AMAZON)
They both have great videos on UA-cam:
Oliver Pyle's video's are genuinely useful for Beginners to those much more experienced. He's exceptionally good at painting and teaching.
These artists are all great . I have some to add Nianiani, Louise De Masi, Rachaelsstudio, Espiroart, Anna Bucciarelli, are all some of my favorites too. All have free tutorials too.
So happy to see Harriet de Winton! She’s a favorite and her advent calendar is so fun snd festive.
How thoughtful and kind of you to recommend other watercolor artists channels! Everyone will find their tribe so there's no need to fear competition. There's enough to go around. Thank you for being a great example for all to follow. Bless you!
I am so awed that you put it out there the other water color artists you recommend watching and their individual styles.
I also follow Paintcrush with Kristy Rice. She breaks things down in a way I can understand without feeling intimidated.
And, as you do too Jenna, she encourages practicing and not to expect perfection right out of the gate.
Thanks for helping boost the art community. ☺
I was thinking the same thing. I love Jenna, she was the first watercolor artist I became familiar with. Kristy Rice, who puts a lively attitude to everything aspect of her videos, so opposite of Jenna's calm and encouraging style. Love them both.
I also think The Frugal Crafter is very good. She is very knowledgeable and detailed in her demos, offering great tips, supplies and tutorials.
Shibasaki is one of my favorite UA-cam channels, scrolled a lot and I was surprised no one mentioned it. He has a lot of beginner friendly tutorials and his painting is beautiful. Definitely recommend it.
Great video, thanks, some of them already subscribed, but one you missed, from here in the UK - Paul Clark..he offers terrific tutorials, and has a very vibrant FB group.
what a generous gift to both your followers as well as the artists you've highlighted. Nice job sharing the love!! thank you!! 💝
Sandy Allnock (UA-cam) does many art mediums, fine art, drawing, copic, and watercolor. She is very talented.
I found the DeWinton channel in November, It’s very much my style and I have learned a lot, I did her advent calendar and it turned out so well!
I would add three more to your list - all of whom are already absurdly popular. Mateusz Urbanowicz; a Polish animator/designer living in Japan who does art tutorials on illustration and plein air painting. Unlike most UA-camrs he has his own personal aesthetic and an instantly recognisable style. Teoh Yi Chie; a Singaporean urban sketcher and art materials reviewer who also has his own personal style. And of course James Gurney. He used to be a fantasy illustrator and editorial artist. I say used to be, as I don't think there is enough work going in these fields for anyone, let alone James Gurney. Fortunately he has reinvented himself as possibly the best plein air painter working on UA-cam. He works in gouache and watercolor, or combinations of both.
Jenna, thank you for taking the time to do this again as we enter the new year. I too believe in spreading the love and joy of watercolor. It's been a life-changer for me in a very positive way. Thank you for mentioning these artists, it speaks volumes about the person you are. I will definitely be checking out their channels. I'm thrilled that you included Diane Antone Studio on your list this year. I've been following her since her channel started and am a huge fan. She offers so much to her subscribers and your mention of her is well deserved. Thank you for all of the lovely tutorials you share. It's been super fun to follow you on your travel to France, and getting a little tour of your new home. I'm so happy for your success and wish you a very happy new year as we welcome in 2023!
Great to see CeeCee and Ellen mentioned!
Thank you for doing this again! these are amaizing artists! love them all! I'm also a big fan of: NV fine art studio (Nina Volk from AU), Anastasia Mily (from AU), Watercolor Online with Michael Solovyev (Cananda), Javid Tabatabaei, Lois Davidson (UK), Niaz Hannan, Julia Lis Art
I totally subscribe. I know and follow Michael Solovyev, Javid Tabatabaei and Lois Davidson. The others i will see. Thank ou.
Jane-Beata is a self-taught watercolor artist and teacher that does portrait painting and tutorials. I love her videos and would love it if more people supported her. Thanks everyone and have a wonderful new year!
new to drawing and watercolours so glad i found your channel as its brilliant and cheers for letting me meet PAUL CLARK,what an amazing guy,(up the hammers}.i spend late last night watching most of his work and early this morning and all his sketches are available on his website for free! cheers and hugs from IRELAND Jenna.
Thank you, Jenna! Thank you for being part of a supportive art community!! It's so much fun to discover new artists' youtube channels. Thanks for doing this again.
Thank you for mentioning many of my favourites. Colin Steed was new to me and I'll look him up.
You mentioned Nia of Nianiani last year -- she is so consistent and professional, and generally shows first with sketching how to construct the subjects she paints, especially flowers. I love Peter Sheeler, and Nil Rocha is very similar to him in both painting style and video style -- both are line and wash painters who mostly do buildings. Many comments have already suggested Paul Clark and I echo that -- he's a very entertaining UA-camr who paints mostly landscapes and/or buildings. One of the best watercolour instructors I've found is Lynn Baur of Dragonfly Spirit Studio. She doesn't post a lot of videos but her explanations of the basics are excellent and her website is awesomely organized so you can find exactly the content you want. I've been following Harriet deWinton, whom you included this year, since the start of my watercolour journey and find her style surprisingly easy to do, therefore good for beginners; contrary to the common belief, detailed painting is easier than loose for many beginners. Ceecee has wonderful style, as you noted, though she's not posting much these days. Liz Chaderton is worth a look, as is Wendy Powell-Jones.
So much talent and generosity on UA-cam! I've been learning watercolour for just over a year, and almost solely with the help of UA-cam watercolour artists.
How classy of you to shout out other artists. Thank you for your art tutorials and all the others who make the world happier.
Think it is a great idea because someone like me who has just recently started use watercolors and want to learn and don't know what they don't know about it this is a big help thank you. Keep doing what you do it makes a difference
You're so welcome!
Your confidence to support others is soooo refreshing. I’ve leaved a lot from watching you and many of the artist you mentioned but thanks for pointing out others. Happy New Year!
Jenna, What a wonderful thing to do.... spreading the love of watercolor and supporting others. It says a lot about you as a person. Artists like yourself and others taught me how to paint using watercolors and I am forever grateful. Well done !
Love that you generously shout out these other artists! Happy New Year and thank you for all you do!
Happy new year!!
Love that you do this. World needs more cheerleading!
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Thanks, Jenna - been following most of them (and you of course) and love them all. Missing Andrew Geeson, love his loose style as well!
Happy New Year!
Hi Jenna, that’s so great of you to mention other art-UA-cam-ers in your video! 🎉 I wanted to add Katy Ryles Art and Liesl’s Artistic Studio to the list. Both are amazing !!❤ And wish you a fantastic, exciting and peaceful new year!❤🎉
Thank you for making this list for us. I heard about it in the comments on the Diane Antone Studio so popped over. The person who wrote the comment was excited you mentioned Diane. I’m new to learning water coloring. Diane was the only one I was following. I adore her teaching style and stories. I will check out some of the others on this list and your channel too. Thanks again for sharing the love.
Thank you so much for these suggestions and I just love that you are supporting other channels 🙌 I really respect that. We need more of that in our world
Great vid hun hello I am a watercolourist from New Zealand I do lots of things on my channel I started on TikTok with 45k on there but UA-cam is A little more in-depth but lovely learning from all these channels.. much love and happy creations
Love that you did this. Watched last year's and am now following several - sometimes I watch Paul Clarke just to listen to him, so funny and charming. Just an observation that several of those you mention this year are Canadians that I gravitated towards on my own...as a Canadian I am pleased so see their strong presence on UA-cam. Happy New Year Jenna!
I found this 2023 list by accident after watching the 2022 list. Impressive!~ You are SO generous. Of course, these two lists might mean that I will never get away from my computer but, by the same token, I will (hopefully) become a better artist. Thank you!
Thank you for these recommendations Jenna. I am subscribed to a few of those and have watched some videos from a few of the others. Will go subscribe to support them. I love your philosophy of supporting other artists and being creative.
Love this Jenna. I do watch quite a few of the artists you mentioned & I definitely follow YOU. I'd like to wish you a very happy & prosperous 2023 🙂💕
Jenna, you are a charming young woman, not to mention talented! Love seeing your generous support of other artists. I am a great fan of some of your shout outs of smaller channels. I love Harriet on de Winton Paper Co and Diane Antone. Thank you for your kindness.
Starting off with EMMA JANE!!!!!!
So proud. She’s not just an art teacher, she’s an art therapist 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🙏🏽
Omg - I love that you have done this! Kindness wins the day!
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You have reignited my passion for watercolor. I think I first dabbled in it when I was in high school- my parents bought me a watercolor book and basic supplies back in the '90's. I have always enjoyed it but would only "pick it up" briefly then get distracted by something else- life tends to do that. The last time I played around with it was about 5 years ago- I goofed around with it for a while and mostly tried to replicate what other artists had done; if I'm honest with myself, the results weren't terrible. When the quarantine began, my son and I discovered fluid art. I was surprised by his interest in it because he is not artistically inclined. He soon lost interest but I continued with it. It became an outlet for me that I thoroughly enjoyed and I even tried to sell my artwork and created a website. Then life through me a curveball. My son was diagnosed with leukemia May '22. He and I have always been close. To say my world changed would be an understatement.
The last 9 months of my life are indescribable. After my son had a bone marrow transplant but remained hospitalized, I turned to watercolor as a way to pass the time. At least half of our lives have been spent in the hospital since his diagnosis. In the past month I have watched at least 15 of your videos. As I try to breathe and recollect myself, I tend to pour a glass of wine, light the fireplace and get out my watercolor supplies and watch one of your videos. It is a great way to lose myself; living in the world of leukemia treatment and recovery has been utterly exhausting.
I know in one of your videos you had mentioned avoiding toxic chemicals in your art supplies due to an auto-immune condition. I apologize if I am inaccurate in this information- it resonated at the time but I won't pretend to remember details beyond what is necessary in my life at the moment.
What I ultimately would like to say is "thank you". I appreciate your videos so much and it has been such a wonderful way for me to escape my reality for a brief moment. I feel like you set me up for success- when I implement your teachings I have loved and enjoyed the outcome- that feeling is priceless.
Please keep doing what you're doing. There are so many of us that have been touched by you but don't take the time to tell you.
Thank you for doing these videos. Their are two artist channels I feel deserve recognition and that’s Debra Lyn Rosenbach and Shelley Prior.
Follow several of these already and I will look at the rest :) I also love watching Peter Sheeler and Art by Paul Clark :)
You are such a light in this community Jenna, a few new channels for me to follow!
Wow! A little shocked that Paul Clark was not near the top of your list. Yes he only has a 150K subscribers and I follow most of the others on your list but hands down I've learned more from Mr. Clark than all the others on the list put together. . .
Paul Clark is awesome too.
I LOVE Paul! He was in last year's video! 😉
Jenna, I enjoyed your review and have subscribed to your channel, The Mind of Water Color, and Colin Steed. Others I’m already subscribed to but I think you have missed a wonderful watercolorist by the name of Lois Davidson! Love, love her style. Also another wonderful watercolorist is Anastasia Mily. She is very unique in her approach to watercolor. Enjoy all of you wonderful uTube watercolorists. Thank you! My journey in watercolor is helped tremendously by you all! ❤ Happy New Year Jenna!
Thank you so much for the collection. I was anxious to see if I've been keeping up. Well, I am already subscribed to all but one. Collin Steed is a new one to me and I really love his colors and landscapes. So thank you again for bringing new things. Appreciate your channel and all you do.
I really like Miranda Watson. She is very good and posts one to two times a week. Usually, it is Tuesday and Friday unless real life intervenes. Also, Dr. Oto Kano knows her paints. She does a lot of comparison, trying the watercolors with different things to see how they react. She has a big database of all her research.
Great list! Such a good variety! I started watercolor with your 30 day book 🥰and with Sarah Cray's Let's Make Art subscription boxes a couple of years ago. So nice for you to give a shout out to other you tube artists! Happy, relaxing painting with lots of flow in 2023!
Thank you Jenna for your unselfish promotion of other WC channels! I’m excited to try a couple of them. I echo the suggestion in the comments below for Eric Lin at Cafe watercolor, he makes excellent educational WC videos.
Great video, as a beginner to watercolour, I checked out and subscribed to all of these artists accounts, as well as you own. Thank you.
I love that everyone is so grateful for your video and they can't help themselves mentioning their own favourites. Thanks for your great video. The world needs art more than ever. Join in, get painting and free your mind, enjoy yourself. Do it without any inhibitions. Anyone can learn how to draw and paint. Just don't put it off. Do it today 🥰
Loved this video Jenna, thank you so much. I loved checking them out and I love listening to you explain why they are all so great. I am a tiny tiny UA-camr in comparison to you but I'm getting better all the time. Watercolour is the best!!
Happy New Year Jenna! I can't wait to see your videos in 2023. This is a great list, lots of different styles . I would add Chris Petri to this list, he has detailed tutorials using basic watercolours.
Thanks so much! So good of you to share this!