#17-20 - 60 Paintings in 30 Days CHALLENGE! Tiny Meditative Watercolor Landscapes
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2021
- This is paintings #17-20 in the set of 60! 60 paintings in 30 days?! Can I do it?! I don't know, but I'm sure gonna try! Follow along as I create small, meditative, watercolor landscape paintings.
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Materials
• Canson 4x6in watercolor block (or just cut watercolor paper to size)
Watercolors Used (ALL are optional!)
Painting #17
• Cerulean (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3cxw7SW
• Transparent Red Oxide (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3eC9zmI
• Perylene Green (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3qmAzbX
• Black Tourmaline (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/38GGliG
• White Gouache (Windsor and Newton): amzn.to/3b1ANRo
Painting #18
• Hansa Yellow Deep (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3cxwtZM
• Cascade Green (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3tmsXrQ
• Raw Umber (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3vqNptN
• Serpentine Green (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/2OlHGEd
• White Gouache (Windsor and Newton): amzn.to/3b1ANRo
Painting #19
• Perylene Maroon (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/2NhwuZf
• Prussian Blue (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/2OSmfuS
• Payne's Grey (Windsor and Newton): amzn.to/3r738eI
• White Gouache (Windsor and Newton): amzn.to/3b1ANRo
Painting #20
• Perylene Green (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3qmAzbX
• Serpentine Green (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/2OlHGEd
• Raw Umber (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3vqNptN
• Black Tourmaline (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/38GGliG
• Lamp Black (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/38DE6g1
• Hansa Yellow Deep (Daniel Smith): amzn.to/3cxwtZM
• White Gouache (Windsor and Newton): amzn.to/3b1ANRo
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Love how you keep blowing up that BOX. Love the beautiful spontaneity! Great job Jane!
Love your trees!! I love watercolor too and it is a blast! You saved the best for last!
Creativity is simply flowing from your fingers out of your soul....The grass growing from the clump of earth is breathtaking! Thank you..
I love your paintings and your insights regarding style. I am so happy that you discussed that. It really helped immensely. Thank yo so much Jane
Thank you Jane! Love it! Glad you came back.
Waiting anxious for your beginers watercolour tutorial.
Ok, I surrender... I gotta give watercolor a try! ❤️ i love these Jane!
Yay!!! I'm so excited to turn you on to watercolor! 😍
this forth one is so beautiful I love it 💓
Tres beau,Jane,j adore ! 😀🎨❤❤
My style is whatever I feel like that day when I pick up my brush...
I really don´t believe in rules when it comes to art, here, you are meant to break them and just express everything on your own terms, your own ways, as long as it comes from what you enjoy, it can´t be wrong :)
LOVE the last one here, I´m a huge fan of fantasy art, so that one was my fave today 💜 but they all were beautiful :)
Thank you for the inspiration 💜💜💜
So glad this is going well. Sometimes i get so caught up in making something nice i forget to enjoy it. My favorite paintings are the ones i just relax and let it flow.
Looks so easy and beautiful by watching you 🤩 I have to practice a lot, one is okay some are strange
and I won't stop 'cause it really calms me. 🙏 for teaching
You're so welcome! Strange ones are all part of it. Enjoy them too💛
Just loving this series of paintings Jane - always looking for the next ones in anticipation - thanks so much
I picked up a brush for the first time last night since Sept 2020. This video so awesome and perfectly timed for me today. Thank you Jane!
I'm so glad to hear you're getting back to it, friend. I hope you're well and loving your new home
Once again it would be great for those of us watching, for you to describe your specific steps of what you are doing with the paint and water, how you are applying or removing etc. Discribing your process as you do it instead your thoughts and philosophy on painting in general! Thanks again for your hard work and sharing your demos!
I promise to do actual tutorials as soon as I'm done with my challenge. In the meantime, I hope the challenge and my topics are inspiring to you in some way.
Loving them all look forward to more paintings stay safe
i got my round brush in the mail today! my dad brought my mail and said "who is Jane Font". I said that's my teacher!
Yay! I'm so glad it got there intact! I'm always worried about those individuals in the mail. Put it to good use😍
Yes, in watercolor it seems like 1out of 4 will turn out okay . But with watercolor, it's fun and it's kind of fun letting the paint do it's own thing. I find the process before you paint to be more difficult(the planning)
Yes, planning can be super challenging with watercolor. That's why I just don't do it 😂
My 86 year old dad is an artist. His analogy for your primers is that the discarded paintings are like the vegetables you put in the stock pot to make stock for soup. The soup is delicious because the stock is delicious and that’s down to the discarded veg. Hope that makes sense. It’s an analogy I really like.
I love that analogy SO much! Please tell him thank you for me, and I hope you don't mind I share that!
@@PaintingwithJane please feel free!! We all love a tasty soup. 😘. If you could credit bill Jenkins, I can show him and that would make an 86 year old artist very happy. As a child, and a boy, he was forced to abandon art for science and maths. He became an inventor and made a ‘particle sizer’ which is a very important thing. He told me he’d always wanted to be an artist. Now he’s retired, he is. X
Wow! He sounds like an incredible man! I was hoping you'd respond with his name. I absolutely will credit him 💛
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You should charge for your motivational videos. I pay a therapist a lot of money to help with depression and anxiety, but you help me more than they do.
Aw, Susan, I'm so glad I can help you 💛
Beautiful paintings, Jane. Do you ever mix colors with your white gouache? I got a beautiful powder blue doing that😉
Yep, lots!! I'm glad you're trying it out too, friend
Noteworthy! Thank you for this interesting video! Thank you very Much my friend for sharing, Stay connected, Please.🧡💞.
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Il love it wath kind canevas coton or paper you are using thanks
HI Jane, been a long time. Just trying to catch up on some of your videos. One thing I've noticed is you didn't mention the difference between acrylic and watercolor. You know as in acrylic you put down the dark and then highlight with the light, and in watercolor, it's the opposite. You put down the light colors then enhance the picture with the dark images. It was easy for me because I had done watercolor for about 2 years before I ventured into acrylic. but still love doing both. Hope to catch up with you soon. Tell Vince I said hello.
Hello, friend! How are you?! It's so nice to hear from you again. I'll be breaking down the differences very soon in a very clear cut tutorial. I hope you're doing well
@@PaintingwithJane I'm healed up from heart and hip surgeries and still painting to keep my head on straight. Love watching your videos. Miss you my friend.. Hope to catch up real soon. Hugs.