Learn WATERCOLOUR Layering - MASTERING Techniques! - HOW TO Guide for Beginners
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Learn the basics of watercolour layering in a visual and informative way. Let me help you create that next awesome painting! It's not about being the best, but improving a little bit each time.
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Chris.
Absolutely love this series of marine animals 😍 Wondering if you have a list of your go-to watercolor art supplies?
I’m a beginner and just wanted you to know confirm you dry the paint between each layer. Thank you for the video. Your work is beautiful!
Yeah that’s best if you don’t want everything to blend together, but in some situations you may want that. Thanks for watching 💙
@@ChristopherMaxwellArt that was the question I was going to ask bc I can't tell you if you let everything dry between layers on this painting.
In this particular video I’m drying each layer with a hair dryer before painting the next. I’m pushing the layers further than I normally would with dark colours to demonstrate that the paper can actually handle more than you may think and it is possible to layer darker colours. It’s not always the best option but it’s something worth playing around with 💙
Very nice tutorial, will be fun to check out the rest of your content.❤
Looks great!
Thank you 💙
This yellow is sooo nice
Love your instruction…and your studio organization!!!
I really appreciate you saying, thank you 💙 my old work station had all my equipment on the desk in the way, so when I setup my new studio I made sure everything had its own spot out of the way ☺️
I love seeing his work space and palette so clean and organized too.
do you allow the paper to dry completely between each layer?
Yes that’s correct 😊 for this video mostly every layer is completely dried before more colour is applied 💙 if you’re building up a dark area it’s the best approach
Hi are you waiting for the layers to dry in between the layers? I’m wondering how you’re avoiding cauliflowering?
I’ve been looking for a great watercolor artist tutorial that does something other than flowers and your videos are PERFECT and so inspiring! Thanks so much! Keep making videos!
Hi Chris, I've been watching you on IG & so glad you're on UA-cam now! Do you layer with staining colors? Are you in Australia? Thanks,Lesley Paul, Boynton Beach, Florida
Thanks for the video.
The techniques and the coloring are amazing.
Can you tell me the name of the liquid you add as dots and then you remove it.
It must have been masking liquid.
Great tuitorial! New subscriber for sure! U where clear and easy to understand ! Great teaching and I appreciate it , Thank you
Thanks for the lovely comment, I appreciate the nice feedback. Thanks for watching 💙
It turned out amazing! Your technique is awesome!! Your artwork that you complete is out of this world!!!!!🎉❤🎉❤
Beautiful! So good to see the whole process. Thank you so much!
Wow! And so instructive! Thank you.😁
Glad it was helpful 💙 thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video! It was really helpfull! 😄
I assume, I'm using too much water for the new layer, when it feels it is only washing the previous layer away instead of adding new darker layer. 🤔
You’re welcome 💙 could be a number of reasons, water consistency is important. The paper and pigment quality also impacts the result. Every time you apply a wash it will lift and shift previously laid pigment/paint, and it’s going to be far more noticeable with darker colours. Keep experimenting and try different things, use the washes as a building process not as the finial layer 💙 enjoy 😃
What did you make the dots with?
Masking fluid.
Amazing video, gorgeous art, good explanation and filming 👏 Thank you!
Fascinating video! I love your video editing, it's engaging.
Loved this. ❤️
I appreciate you watching, thank you 😊💙
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Sorry but thought the background colour wfar too dark for the subject and the stingray itself seemed far too overworked. It was just lost in the background and looked far nicer with the fresh orange when it was revealed. It had far better contrast. Sorry to be critical but it was just far better halfway through.
Sry but this comment is kinda rude and those are just personal preferences that u are talking about and u missed the whole point he was trying to teach . Sry but ppl on internet can be very rude . Don’t have anything positive to say then don’t say anything at all .
@@BrandiWineRn not all criticism is negative sometimes our intention is actually meant to be constructive, pointing out that sacrificing contrast just for the sake of layering often results in overworking, and a work that's too dark overall. That's not really subjective but an objective fact if you can't distinguish the subject from the background from a distance you need to change it to improve your future work. Sorry for being truthful I guess, no point teaching anything if your demonstration is badly done.
This guy’s art is incredible. This is a teaching video.
I believe he also doesn’t go this dark either because he said it somewhere in the beginning of his video, but he wanted to show or teach layering with watercolors and this is why it was so dark. At the end, he said this had around 15 to 20 layers.