Wow! I really liked this video. I'm new to watercolor, and I'm taking a local class. I liked the quick approach that Don Andrews used, and I can imagine myself using a similar technique. I can't wait to see more, and do more of my own work. I just have some time constraints.
A good tip that I did not see in this video would be to clean your brush between mixing colors so you don't muddy up the colors in their individual wells.
Great tips i learn a lot from you mister! just one thing people here in México are not only dark skinned, we actually have a lot of different skin tones from white, medium, dark, etc. For example my skin tone is light medium with yellow undertones and in my family we have a lot of varierty of skin tones! ;)
Questions 🙋♂️ should I be considering keep my canvas upright to allow for natural dripping? Also are you using the same brush the entire time and just rinsing thoroughly between colors? 🤷🏼♂️🙇♂️🙌
"Wild fuchsia" -what a stupid name for a hue. It doesnt tell you anything about the pigment. Its the kind of name I'd expect to see on a tin of house paint.
"I don't know if that's wise, but we're gonna do it anyway."
You are a gift that keeps on giving . . . Thank you Alice
Wow! I really liked this video. I'm new to watercolor, and I'm taking a local class. I liked the quick approach that Don Andrews used, and I can imagine myself using a similar technique. I can't wait to see more, and do more of my own work. I just have some time constraints.
A good tip that I did not see in this video would be to clean your brush between mixing colors so you don't muddy up the colors in their individual wells.
You're so cool dude! Especially that you're left handed, that's even more cool!
Some really good tecnics. Thank You
Great tips i learn a lot from you mister! just one thing people here in México are not only dark skinned, we actually have a lot of different skin tones from white, medium, dark, etc. For example my skin tone is light medium with yellow undertones and in my family we have a lot of varierty of skin tones! ;)
"you are allowed to add water :)"
I'm glad to know I can add water to my water colors thank you 🙂
thank you! I always wondered how to use cold tones on skin :D
Great instructor!
Great teacher love it
you made me smile to learn something new.
Love it!
Great info. Thx
Questions 🙋♂️ should I be considering keep my canvas upright to allow for natural dripping? Also are you using the same brush the entire time and just rinsing thoroughly between colors? 🤷🏼♂️🙇♂️🙌
did he just draw thermal vision?
I wouldn't wear that bathing suit. I wouldn't wear thst hat.
Don Andrews seems like a really funny guy.
excellent techniques
You do a good all in one shape. Nice lively colours
Thanks.
thanks!!
Learning a lot! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks alot
"Wild fuchsia" -what a stupid name for a hue. It doesnt tell you anything about the pigment. Its the kind of name I'd expect to see on a tin of house paint.