No! I love your painting masters series! I actually enjoy them the most! I've been meaning to suggest Ilya Ibryaev. Please don't stop the painting masters series... :(
Liron, "Let the water do the work", I've heard it, I've seen it, and you proved it. Thank you so much for your expert advice and demonstration. I'm your biggest fan, because I trust you.
Another very enjoyable (and instructive) video, Liron - thanks for sharing. In the main I personally value most your videos covering painting techniques but, like many others, I also enjoy the Masters series and I do hope that you continue doing these ... ... with maybe some additional representation of female artists (as somebody else suggested in the comments) who definitely produce art that is fully the equal of their better-represented male counterparts. Thanks again for all you contribute to the community - yours is definitely one of the best watercolour UA-cam channels around. Cheers, Brian.
Thank you Brian! I definitely will make more episodes soon, of some surprising artists hopefully 😉 I really appreciate your kind words and suggestions 😊🙏🏼
I absolutely adore your videos. You are always so helpful and understandable to the very beginner too. Nice friendly voice, valuable advices, perfection!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 I find that in the beginning I started with very complex things, and the more I do this, the simpler and more basic the videos get, which I'm really pleased with!
So much appreciate your detail in explanation. It’s so helpful to me watching you in real time. Please continue with your details, color used, why you start we’re, etc.
The hardest part for me about watercolor.....is learning how the colors/hue /darkness changes when it drys! I will find out it dryed way more light than I wanted or worse, it didnt lighten up as much as I thought. Like when u put down the first wash on the head I thought, that is wayyy to dark.
Hi Liron! I think I will try this exercise, I didn't paint a human figure before. I really love your choice of colours for defining shadows. I personally would added some more details on the left area of the head (a blended cheekbone and other curls) in a mid-tone shadow. I love the strong shadow of the background in the right, but I would blended it more towards the lower part and on the left. I'm still a beginner and I still struggle with details. I can't still simplify in the right way☺️. Thank you very much, you are a great teacher!
I found a picture and finally tried doing a statue. For my first attempt I’m pleased and will do another one. Great learning experience. Just had to come back and thank you! 😊
beautiful object,you did so well for the background, the dark and light part for the object,the shadow also great as well, very artistic for the ending result.I love it👍👍👍
Loved it. I actually saw this picture on line and thought it might be a good one to try. Nice work! This type of video is excellent for showing light and shadow. I wish more people watched the masters videos, I love them and often recommend them for people who appreciate art. I also so understand that you have a lot going on, but I hope you keep doing them.
Thank you Sally, will do more of them soon 😊🙏🏼 It's usually a matter of what I feel like doing, and I happened to want to focus on processes lately (: But a new episode will come out next week! 😁
I really enjoyed that vid Liron, thank you. I’m looking forward to the escoda review. I have a few from their Versatil range, but could always do with more 😆. Please please do carry on with the Masters series...I confess I don’t watch them all, but the ones I have have seen are so inspiring. The guy with the big ships and huge windmill was mind blowing. Thank you again Liron 😘.
Thank you so much Judith! 😊🙏🏼 Will definitely continue with the Painting Masters series. Taking a short break to focus on more processes, but will get another one next week ^_^
Excellent exercise and playing with light colours I’m pleased to say impressed. It’s my weakness. Asti (French cute curse) It’s going to take me an full hour to sketch the (flûtiste)! Your the best tutor and the tutorial are always great. Thank you so much.
Escoda brushes are wonderful! I've got some versatil and a optimo squirrel. The problem with the sintetic brushes is that they loose their pointy tip by using them.
The longer I painted the more I knew it was 'water' that's the secret ingredient in 'water'color. LOL. Very good Liron, always like your paintings. Tallahassee, Fl.
Hi, Liron! What a great tutorial this one! Keep guiding us! ❤️ Btw, what's the source of the reference picture you have used? And what is the statue called? I tried googling it but couldn't find the same pic.
What brand paints do you mostly use? I noticed before it was Schmincke. I'm a fan of both but I've had too many DS paints burst when opening the cap. Permanent Brown ended up on my wall and stained it. Now I'm switching to Schmincke but am interested in your opinion. Do you prefer DS or Schmincke?
I use the two sides interchangeably, I find there isn't a wrong or right one (: Never gave any thought to it, they have different textures and are both interesting.
Really lovely! I'd like to see the artists have some more women represented, there is a disparate proportion of males.i know I sound really dumb but you lost me at the beginning with the warm and cool areas. Maybe it's the terminology? I kept trying to figure out what you meant because I thought originally that you were painting far to dark. It did turn out lovely but I am still lost
Thank you 😊🙏🏼 Was the part about temperature unclear? I was mainly alternating between blues and siennas to strengthen the feeling of light. Where I feel the shadow is a bit more exposed to light - I went a little warmer. It's not accurate science though - so a lot of it is my personal interpretation (:
Very odd, not going dark enough and too much water are actually in my experience the two biggest mistakes I see beginners making. Not the other way around. Maybe things are different on the other side of the world hahaha
I started off being too light handed with water colour, now I’m too heavy handed with the pigment and need to re discover using more water and lighter use of pigment, so this really spoke to me.
Haha I get it! I had this experience too 😂 Went through the whole spectrum - going too light, then too dark. Now trying to settle around a happy middle (:
I got stuck at "flutist" and had to pause and go away to find out who uses that word. Seems that only Americans (and by extension, Israelis ;) ) I have only ever hear people say "Flautist"
Haha had no idea 😂 We are indeed more exposed to American English here rather that British English! (I believe in the past it was reversed for a while)
So happy you are having a gallery available! How exciting!
What a great idea for exploration. Thanks.
No! I love your painting masters series! I actually enjoy them the most! I've been meaning to suggest Ilya Ibryaev. Please don't stop the painting masters series... :(
Not stopping 😉 Thank you! Got him on my list (:
@@LironYan OMG THANK YOU!!
Blendiness ? Poppy? :) Nice work, Liron. I like the "light" ! I'm glad you stopped when you did. Great lesson about the use of water.
Haha thank you 😁
It's important knowing when to stop too 😂
Happy you enjoyed this one! 🙏🏼
Liron, "Let the water do the work", I've heard it, I've seen it, and you proved it. Thank you so much for your expert advice and demonstration. I'm your biggest fan, because I trust you.
I really like seeing examples of this style. Simple but effective really sets the nature of watercolour off so nicely.
Another very enjoyable (and instructive) video, Liron - thanks for sharing. In the main I personally value most your videos covering painting techniques but, like many others, I also enjoy the Masters series and I do hope that you continue doing these ... ... with maybe some additional representation of female artists (as somebody else suggested in the comments) who definitely produce art that is fully the equal of their better-represented male counterparts. Thanks again for all you contribute to the community - yours is definitely one of the best watercolour UA-cam channels around. Cheers, Brian.
Thank you Brian! I definitely will make more episodes soon, of some surprising artists hopefully 😉
I really appreciate your kind words and suggestions 😊🙏🏼
Totally get what you mean by not going too dark. Awesome demo!
Happy this resonated with you! Thank you 😊🙏🏼
very helpfull ! Thanxs for inspiration ! you are amazing
I’t fantastic! I love this
Great work Liron 👍😃
Thank you Melanie! 😊🙏🏼
Very successful Liron. Very delicate too, love it. ! I started using more water after watching your videos and it's made a difference.
Thank you, so happy to hear this! 😊🙏🏼
It really does make a difference and allows for a longer reaction time.
Your work is magnificent and I'm always transfixed when watching you paint. Thank you for sharing your love of watercolor with us.
I love the final result! Very inspiring. Thank you Liron!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼
Very happy you found this inspiring!
I absolutely adore your videos. You are always so helpful and understandable to the very beginner too. Nice friendly voice, valuable advices, perfection!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼
I find that in the beginning I started with very complex things, and the more I do this, the simpler and more basic the videos get, which I'm really pleased with!
Watching your brush work was very instructive and those brushes look great. Good job.
Thank you! 😊🙏🏼
Happy to hear this helps
So much appreciate your detail in explanation. It’s so helpful to me watching you in real time. Please continue with your details, color used, why you start we’re, etc.
Thank you so much! 😊🙏🏼
Will do, makes me happy to know you find this helpful!
What an awesome video. I really enjoyed it. Looking forward for your next video and I’ve already started to watch your older ones. Thanks
The hardest part for me about watercolor.....is learning how the colors/hue /darkness changes when it drys! I will find out it dryed way more light than I wanted or worse, it didnt lighten up as much as I thought.
Like when u put down the first wash on the head I thought, that is wayyy to dark.
Beautiful work!!! thank you for sharing!!!
Liron, what an outstanding painting! You mastered the colours and the incredible definition. The flûtiste is jumping of the aquarelle paper!! Wow!
Thank you ☺️
Tried really hard to get the sense of volume and three-dimensionality!
I love this video so much. I am trying to recreate it. Thanks for giving your sketch link and tutorial .
It's my pleasure, thank you for watching 😊🙏🏼
Let me know how it went! It's a fun photo to work from!
Hi Liron! I think I will try this exercise, I didn't paint a human figure before. I really love your choice of colours for defining shadows. I personally would added some more details on the left area of the head (a blended cheekbone and other curls) in a mid-tone shadow. I love the strong shadow of the background in the right, but I would blended it more towards the lower part and on the left. I'm still a beginner and I still struggle with details. I can't still simplify in the right way☺️. Thank you very much, you are a great teacher!
I found a picture and finally tried doing a statue. For my first attempt I’m pleased and will do another one. Great learning experience. Just had to come back and thank you! 😊
So happy to hear! It really is a wonderful photo 😊
I enjoy your content variety! Keep it up. Thanks for all of your hard work!
Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼
Doing my best to make better and better vids for you! Much appreciated
Love escoda brushes!
Yesss 😁 They're excellent
Excellent video Liron, your content is awesome, thank you and I'm looking forward to your Escoda brushes review, also your online Gallery 😎
Thank you so much 😁
All coming soon!! Gallery is really close to finish 🙏🏼
@@LironYan That's great 😎😊
i love painting masters! and this tute was awesome too!
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
More episodes coming soon!
beautiful object,you did so well for the background, the dark and light part for the object,the shadow also great as well, very artistic for the ending result.I love it👍👍👍
Thank you Lenny! 😊🙏🏼
I really tried getting a good balance ^_^ with the temperature too!
Loved it. I actually saw this picture on line and thought it might be a good one to try. Nice work! This type of video is excellent for showing light and shadow. I wish more people watched the masters videos, I love them and often recommend them for people who appreciate art. I also so understand that you have a lot going on, but I hope you keep doing them.
Thank you Sally, will do more of them soon 😊🙏🏼
It's usually a matter of what I feel like doing, and I happened to want to focus on processes lately (:
But a new episode will come out next week! 😁
I really enjoyed that vid Liron, thank you. I’m looking forward to the escoda review. I have a few from their Versatil range, but could always do with more 😆. Please please do carry on with the Masters series...I confess I don’t watch them all, but the ones I have have seen are so inspiring. The guy with the big ships and huge windmill was mind blowing. Thank you again Liron 😘.
Thank you so much Judith! 😊🙏🏼
Will definitely continue with the Painting Masters series.
Taking a short break to focus on more processes, but will get another one next week ^_^
Brilliant no mater ho you pronounce it !! Thanks for the lesson.
Thank you ☺️ 🙏🏼 😊
Great result Liron and thanks for this amazing tutorial!
You got it!
Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏼
I really appreciate it (:
Excellent exercise and playing with light colours I’m pleased to say impressed. It’s my weakness. Asti (French cute curse) It’s going to take me an full hour to sketch the (flûtiste)! Your the best tutor and the tutorial are always great. Thank you so much.
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Let me know how it went!
I enjoyed this immensely...... it was very helpful. Thank you! 🙂
Happy to hear 😊🙏🏼
Thank you!
Liron Yanconsky My name is Fawn, nice to meet you ✨🙏🏼✨🙂
Escoda brushes are wonderful! I've got some versatil and a optimo squirrel. The problem with the sintetic brushes is that they loose their pointy tip by using them.
This painting is amazing, Liron!!! TFS!🥳
Thank you Jessica! 😊🙏🏼
Happy to share, more on the way!
Great video as usual Liron
Thank you Michael! 😊🙏🏼Much appreciated!
Well done my friend...🙂👌😊🖼👨🏻🎨🖌👏
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Great video! Keep up the good work!
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Will do my best (:
The longer I painted the more I knew it was 'water' that's the secret ingredient in 'water'color. LOL.
Very good Liron, always like your paintings.
Tallahassee, Fl.
Need this I’m a pretty dark watercolorist! Want to lighten up.... my new challenge!
Haha I know exactly what you mean!
Go for it!! 😁
Hi, Liron! What a great tutorial this one! Keep guiding us! ❤️ Btw, what's the source of the reference picture you have used? And what is the statue called? I tried googling it but couldn't find the same pic.
Did you try Fabriano Artistico cold pressed paper? I love it very much, I haven't tried Saunders waterford yet.
What brand paints do you mostly use? I noticed before it was Schmincke. I'm a fan of both but I've had too many DS paints burst when opening the cap. Permanent Brown ended up on my wall and stained it. Now I'm switching to Schmincke but am interested in your opinion. Do you prefer DS or Schmincke?
Why are you using the wrong side of the paper? Just curious.
I use the two sides interchangeably, I find there isn't a wrong or right one (:
Never gave any thought to it, they have different textures and are both interesting.
Really lovely! I'd like to see the artists have some more women represented, there is a disparate proportion of males.i know I sound really dumb but you lost me at the beginning with the warm and cool areas. Maybe it's the terminology? I kept trying to figure out what you meant because I thought originally that you were painting far to dark. It did turn out lovely but I am still lost
Thank you 😊🙏🏼
Was the part about temperature unclear?
I was mainly alternating between blues and siennas to strengthen the feeling of light.
Where I feel the shadow is a bit more exposed to light - I went a little warmer.
It's not accurate science though - so a lot of it is my personal interpretation (:
هو الناى مفتاح الالوان الماءية العنوان ملف؟؟؟؟؟
I tried google translate but it failed me 😂
If you want to try and recreate the painting - feel free to! 😁
Where you from nice voice
Haha thank you 😊🙏🏼
From Israel
Very odd, not going dark enough and too much water are actually in my experience the two biggest mistakes I see beginners making. Not the other way around. Maybe things are different on the other side of the world hahaha
I started off being too light handed with water colour, now I’m too heavy handed with the pigment and need to re discover using more water and lighter use of pigment, so this really spoke to me.
Haha I get it! I had this experience too 😂 Went through the whole spectrum - going too light, then too dark.
Now trying to settle around a happy middle (:
First
Awesome work Kandinsky, I'm flattered to see you here 😂😊🙏🏼
I got stuck at "flutist" and had to pause and go away to find out who uses that word.
Seems that only Americans (and by extension, Israelis ;) )
I have only ever hear people say "Flautist"
Haha had no idea 😂
We are indeed more exposed to American English here rather that British English!
(I believe in the past it was reversed for a while)