Avoid This Watercolor Pigment 🚫⚠️
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- Опубліковано 16 лип 2024
- #watercolortutorial #annabucciarelli
Using white watercolor pigment creates a chalky, opaque look that can overpower the delicate transparency of your work. There is a much better approach - let me show you using this lily of the valley flower! :)
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🎥 VIDEOS MENTIONED:
HOW TO PAINT REALISTIC GREEN LEAVES 🍃 Advanced + Beginner-Friendly Watercolor Techniques: • HOW TO PAINT REALISTIC...
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🌸 REFERENCE IMAGES:
Lily of the Valley 1: pixabay.com/photos/lily-of-th...
Lily of the Valley 2: pixabay.com/photos/lily-of-th...
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- GLOVE: Protective Glove/Smudge guard: amzn.to/3GFcojf
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One thing to add about using gouache is there are 3 different types of white, zinc, titanium and permanent. For adding highlights permanent is the most opaque, titanium can also work if applied thick but like zinc is mostly used for mixing with pigments.
I'm impressed with your steady hand in painting around the flower buds. I think I'd need to resort to masking fluid to keep the edges clean.
Thank you so much 💕 I love masking fluid too - whatever works 👌 as long as it’s not
“white” watercolors 😊
Your video is an audio visual treat. Anna. I love listening to you as much as viewing the painting process. Some botanical artists use linden green gouache as a base color for greens.
Thank you so much for your feedback and the color recommendation Girija! 💕 I am not familiar with linden green gouache and will keep it in mind for my next art store trip 🙏😊
I love your videos and am learning so much from them. Thank you for sharing so much helpful advice
Yes. It's very true. Excellent tips❤❤❤
Thanks for all your gorgeous tutorials! You inspire me to give watercolor another try. I tried to learn from a book and it did not go well...
Beautiful and so helpful! Thank you, Anna, I always find gems in your tutorials.
I'm so glad! 💕😊
Anna, you are a phenomenal artist! Such a pleasure to watch your subjects come to life.
Thank you so much Melinda! 💚🥰
Beautiful 😍
The information used are very useful. The video is absolutely amazing! Beautiful watercolor flowers. This video is captivating and interesting. Thanks.
Thank you so much 😀
I really need to get a couple of your brushes. The points seem really precise!
I can definitely give a 5 out of 5 on Chronos size 0 and 2 round and riggers in size 4 - excellent precision. Of course as you go up a few sizes the water load / control will always be better with 100% sable brush but I’ve been doing ok with Chronos sizes 4 and 6 there 😊
I'm trying to learn the PROCESS better and something I've noticed in most demonstration videos is that the artists never say when they're using wet-in-wet or wet-in-dry and sometimes it's very difficult to tell because you never see application of water for wet-on-wet after the initial background foundation wash. Are all your "building" layers on the leaves wet-on-wet? I've watched your video on the techniques, but sometimes it's hard to identify them in real time for us beginners unless the artist vocalizes what they're using. I appreciate all you videos and have learned so much!
I feel so comfortable while listening you, and l learned lot of watercolor skills, thank you.
Thank you so much 😊💕
Дуже красивий і повністю детальний урок. Щиро дякую.
Дякую що подивилися 💙💙💙
Simply Beautiful ✨👌🏽
Thank you! 😊
Lovely ☺️
What an absolutely _fabulous_ tutorial, Anna - thank you so much! LoTV are one of my favourite flowers _and_ I'm a May 1st birthday, so this is perfect! 🤗
Thank you 💕 Happy belated birthday! 🎉😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli Thank you! Looking forward to discovering more of your talent - a lovely YT discovery, Anna. 🤍
Thank you again for showing it really inspires me from South Africa
This is breathtakingly beautiful. You have hands of an angel capable of creating beauty like which I have never seen before.
You really inspire me to give watercolor painting a try...😊
Thank you so much 😊💕 have a wonderful day!
Anna, thank you very much for the wonderful master class. Lilies of the valley are my favorite flowers. I wanted to draw them for a long time. Lilies of the valley are rarely painted with watercolors. Your master Kowalia is the best on UA-cam. You draw very well, your voice is gentle and soothing. Thank you dear.
Підписана на всі твої відео, вони Чарівні . Щиро Дякую за твої МК. 🦋🌼
Дуже дякую! 💙💛
@@AnnaBucciarelli 😊💙💛🦋🌼💦👍👍👍
Thank you for this video, Anna. You have a beautiful voice…so clear and calm and soothing. I wish mine was as lovely to listen to! 💕
So beautiful. Your paintings are the cure for my soul Anna.
Thank you Jo! Right back at you 💕 hope your summer is going well and you are getting some rest ☀️
So exquisite and delicate ! Thank you so much
Many thanks!🌿😊
Beautiful painting and teaching video! Thank you! As an extreme beginner in watercolor, when you say white gouache, do you mean specifically watercolor white gouache? Does it matter which company, as I have a little portable Van Gogh half pan set? Also, living in Japan, some brushes are not easily available here . Do you know of any of the Japanese brushes companies, and if you do what would you recommend? ❤
nice
You paint so beautifully! Thank you for sharing! 🤗❤️
Thank you 💕💕💕
Do you have any tips for watercolour a waterfall? I've been struggling with it for a while and can't seem to get waterfall pop out from the painting since it's just white paint on white piece of paper (l'm kinda new to watercolour painting)
Hi Anna. i was mesmerized by your artworks, and wondering if you teach drawing/ compositions too in your Patreon. thank you 💖
Thank you!:) I have a video here on UA-cam where I explain my process and approach to composition building: ua-cam.com/video/_3yWB3BmSz8/v-deo.html Enjoy!
I'd love to know how you blend your first layer where you "map" out the colours. You do it seamlessly and the colours seem to merge together, mine don't blend very well!
Have you experimented with the water levels as you're blending? Also, some brushes hold and release water better than others, so it maybe a little experimenting with different brushes is required? Bon chance! 🤍
@@221b-Maker-Street Thanks so much! Yes, I tried blended with different amounts of water and I figured out that a damp, not too wet brush that has some water in it is great for blending out tones! 😁
paper also matters. I didn't realize how much so until i finally bought 100% cotton, and OMG! will never paint on any other paper now.
@@caitmccollom9652 I know! It felt like heaven when I first started using them. I've been practicing blending and layering, it's going great!
Great video! However, I want to add that this advice is only for beginners who don’t know what they’re doing. Once you gain more experience, every pigment, even black and white can be used to make great painting so it’s important not to use a pigment or technique just because others say so. For instance, white can be mix to make pastel tone such as lavender or add a bit of earth tone to create buff titanium hue. It’s important to understand how the pigments behave and decide what techniques or subjects fit it best than just to say ever use them in certain ways.
Please don’t listen to Megg your voice is lovely 💗
Yeah, this person has been leaving nasty comments on many of my videos - this is actually pretty tame compared to what she said last time 😒 I think I’ll just block her
I agree
As a Patron of your channel, I agree. Your voice is incredibly soothing. I have no clue how anyone could find anything nasty to say. They need to try being kind.
I ❤️ Your voice! It's so pleasant to listen.
You have an amazing calm, zen like voice. Just found you, I'm really glad I did, very talented!
Beautiful!
Thank you!☀️🌿💕
It's an amazing painting! Thank you for sharing! ☺️🙏🌻
Thank you Hannah! 💕
Very delicate and beautiful!
Thank you so much Ginette 😀
This is beautiful. These flowers grew alongside my grandmother's house for as long as I can remember. Good memory. I am going to try to paint these. Thank you so much.
Thank you! My parents have them around the house too 😊 the smell is amazing!
I love your art
I’m gonna try to recreate it to practice
Thank you❤❤😊😊
My painting has been on hiatus as I've been traveling and this video is subtly tempting me as I begin again. 🥰
I hope you find time for some painting soon 💕 thank you!
Thank you. You answered a huge mystery for me.
I am so glad this was helpful 😊 Thank you Kimberley 💕
Where I can download the black and white outline? Thanks
On my PATREON 😊
Lifting out color is also a good way to get a lighter value, while preserving the transparency
Definitely 👌 Thank you for mentioning this - I don’t think I’ve ever done a video on lifting technique and this may be a good topic to go in depth and show some examples 💗
@@AnnaBucciarelliI would love a video on lifting out colour! 😃
Can you please paint a water lily or lotus
I have a full lotus tutorial here 😊 it’s in the list - from last year! Enjoy 🪷
@@AnnaBucciarelli found it. Sorry my bad
You're an amazing artist! Are you selling this piece???
I havn't gotten around to posting prints or the original but I am planning a set of new releases for next week:) Thank you 🧡
Another beautiful Sunday ❤
Good morning! 😊 today I am on the soccer field watching my boys play - but tomorrow (!!!) 2 huge yellow pink roses for next tutorial 💕 so glad to be back at the table just painting for a while 🎨 have a wonderful week!
@@AnnaBucciarelli ❤️
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Schön 👍👍👍🌸🌷🌺🌞💙💛
Thank you 😊🌿💕
Thank you for telling viewers not to use white watercolour. We were taught this at art school and I have always followed that advice. There are many ‘self taught’ artists on here and while their work is very, very good, when they are doing ‘tutorials’ aimed at complete beginners, most will say it’s ok to use white w/colour. It is bad advice and sets people up for failure I’m afraid and a lot will give up before they’ve really started ☹️
Absolutely! There is a fine line between saying there no rules in art, and artists should use whatever they want, and creating a scenario where a beginner may be extremely frustrated not knowing why they are getting wrong results. Thank you for sharing your experience! 💕
I agree. You can get into a lot of unnecessary difficulties with it.
@@AnnaBucciarelli my pleasure, I just get so annoyed with people giving poor advice. The same goes for using black w/colour paint. Like white, it is opaque and gives a very ‘flat’ and lifelessness to the piece leaving the person feeling as though they are at fault. I just want people to have a go and succeed and the best way to do that is to be as accurate as possible with information, because that is the real encouragement 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelliYou are 💯% correct . I have made many pictures 2nd rate by adding white . 😢
Hi Mame it was wonderful and very useful to me thank you. And please do a portrait lesson please please please mame 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Will do soon 😊 thank you!
@@AnnaBucciarelli hoo thank you Mame. I can't believe it you replied me. It was wonderful