Rescue my failed painting with glaze

Glazing is a magical technique that can literally change your painting. I can’t tell you how often I turned my painting around by applying a glaze. A good glaze can add intensity to colors, adjust values, unify, and harmonize your painting. And it is very easy to do. So today, I want to share with you the magic of glazing.
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[@liachkhvishvili2063]

It's a pleasure to look and to hear your calm voice

[@wendychampness1901]

Thanks for the demos. And hearing you talk about struggling in the middle of every painting session was very encouraging!

[@Cafewatercolor]

I struggle quite often. Usually just need to paint on with faith 🤗

[@shirleycovey7309]

Great tip and one you don't hear often....thank you!

[@Aydeet2]

This was very helpful. Thanks, Eric, for sharing your talent through precise and excellent teaching!

[@mridulagupta2914]

Very helpful demo. Thank you for sharing.

[@sallieredman7349]

Good lesson today. Thank you.

[@lauramarrow7411]

very beautiful, the freshness is what's so attractive, you did a fantastic job

[@barbaragemin5117]

That was very interesting Eric. Glazing is useful but needs care. I’ve tried painting my grown up son twice. Both lack transparency. Must try again and remember to glaze rather than be heavy-handed. Thanks.

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

😍What a difference the glazing made! Thank you!

[@mariaameliamonteiro3932]

This is an excelent Tutorial. Thank You Eric

[@joycejohann4926]

That is an amazing idea. I have painting I did years ago that is flat. This should fix that. Thanks!!!

[@Cafewatercolor]

So glad it helps, good luck !

[@ashie8527]

So beautiful!!!

[@cliffordstephens2661]

Thank you for your demo

[@hebasamy1664]

stunning😍, thank you for sharing .

[@tzarka]

Great one Eric!

[@lovelylily7418]

i have to do video marathon on yours.
Time to recharge....

[@bixnash1]

Thanks Eric. Perfect timing as I'm playing with glazing atm. Are there some colours that just don't work...ie granulating colours. Bx

[@nickworley1000]

Thank-you excellent

[@dougrutherford3848]

I certainly understand the fear of applying glaze and wondering if I'll ruin it.

[@wisdomite1971]

I made my dry colors run

[@giomichetube]

Formidabile

[@alexgradisher569]

I get the concept. But i have tried this on layers after 2hrs and 24hrs. Every time after i put my first stroke down for my wet on wet glaze my base layer lifts. Does paper or the paint itself matter? (Using water color brushes)

[@Cafewatercolor]

If the layer underneath is very thick already, then yes, you are running into the risk of dissolving the paint. Paper and paint might also matter as well. I use BaoHong cold press paper and Daniel Smith Paint.