Watercolor Tutorial Western (Cowboy for Beginners)
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Watercolor Western Painting (Cowboy for Beginners)
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This watercolor is a quick demo of a scene from . I hope you enjoy! Please consider liking this video and don't forget to subscribe for more Daily videos. The water color paper used is Arches 300gm rough. All watercolors are Daniel Smith and the full list is below.
- Neutral Tint
- Joseph Z's Neutral Grey
- Joseph Z's Warm Grey
- Ultramarine Blue
- Cobalt Blue
- Cerulean Blue, Chromium
- Lavender
- Viridian
- Chinese White
- Burnt Umber
- Burnt Sienna Light
- Yellow Ochre
- Mayan Orange
- Cadmium Red Scarlet Hue
- Pyrol Scarlet
- Hansa Yellow Medium
True about ugly stage. Problem is, if I don’t push through, I give up. Enjoy your work. Thank you.
love this.
I’m here because I Jenna Rainey mentioned you on her channel😊. New subscriber. Good luck with your channel!
Loved this so much! Subscribed right off the bat. Everything was so anatomically right on the horse (it's my job). It's muzzle BTW 😊. I would have highlighted something on his face somehow though... Eyes or nostrils
hi john great tuition and i also like the Manchester painting where I was born West Didsbury I,ve just started watercolor painting and your a great help partner and hello from the UK
excellent as always.
This is a great tutorial...your channel will def blow up!
I'm glad it helped and I sure hope so!
You’re so amazing and inspiring! I would crave painting whenever I watch your helpful videos. Thank you!
Thank you so much!
Love this tutorial! Would have enjoyed knowing the colors you were using.
Recently discovered this channel because of another UA-camr artist who did a video on channels worth checking out - that don't have many subscribers. Kind of funny (to me) that I don't remember the young woman artist who posted that video. I really like John's style of painting and how he explains his process. I'd like to know a little about his favorite materials. It looks like he uses rough watercolor paper. (Whoops - now that I looked more closely at his description - I see that he does indeed use rough Arches paper.)