Advancing with Watercolor: the potential of Brush strokes: "A Tuscan Valley"
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- This is part five of a muti-part series stemming from a recent trip to Florence Italy along with 10 other artists.- We traveled to the Hill town of San Gimignano for a day of painting watercolor in the open air. The subject in this work the valley below San Gimignano and rendering the rolling hills and farmlands with expressive brush stroke in watercolor. I demonstrate different ways to think about using the watercolor brush, and the philosophy or mind set behind these marks.
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Thank you for taking the time to view this video and I surely appreciate your thumbs up
Thank you, reminding me of the core features of watercolors. When you feel a little lost, kind of a sudden barrier, this tutorial bringing me back.
You are a MASTER.... so great. People know how to paint, they Make painting look easy . Infect, there are so many years of experience and knowledge behind every stroke. Love it. 👍
For me this is the most challenging scene of all, i like your way of layering colors, capturing the scene to perfection. Awesome!
I attended my best friend's lovely wedding some years ago in San Gimignano region and it is an absolutely beautiful region in Italy. Great video as always, thanks for sharing.
Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge!
Thank you for this video, Mr. Gary Tucker. Very helpful, indeed!
Gary is my favorite watercolor artist. And a great teacher. Very expressive
Very happy I came across your video. Enjoy every stroke and word.
This is great impressionist work. Wonderful technique and brush work.
Love your technique. Great tips. You are a wonderful artist.
Your explanation always make LOT of sense. What a wonderful lesson. And such a happy time.
Thanks for the great video, Mr. Tucker!
As an American Italian I'm loving this scene although I've never traveled there I so appreciate your painting of this beautiful scene. I've just subscribed to your channel. I'm a longtime watercolor painter. And still learning . Thank you for sharing this.
One of the best tutorials on watercolor subject . Thank you :) so meaningful and useful details
Thanks for posting this, definitely one of the most informative and enjoyable vids I've seen in a while. Amazing how many golden information nuggets you managed to cram into 14 minutes!
Very enjoyable as always and inspiring. I'm amazed that your ‘sketching ' is done with a brush. Thank you.
facinating to see it develop !
Thanks for all the videos - really enjoying them
What a great depth of
"Green echoes"....!
Wonderful...!!
Lovely capture of Italian landscape. Bravo!
Every time I look at your painting... everytime I am amazed by it. . You really is a ARTIST... I admire your work.
Great teaching, grateful to have the opportunity to listen to yours tutorials, your generosity is very appreciate, thanks you so much.
Terrific painting and great tips. Thanks for posting
The variety of “greens” you have created is incredible! I liked your comment about stopping earlier and trying some later additions in your minds eye! Unfortunately I don’t seem to have an easily accessible eye in my mind!
Thank you, I've been learning o lot from your videos, precious information condensed in a 15min class. Thank you again
You are one of two of the best watercolor teachers I've seen on UA-cam. Hope one day to attend one of your workshops.
Wow this is gorgeous, love Tuscany! I also like starting the painting without a sketch with oils and pastels but haven't tried that with watercolor. I will definetely have to try, you got some amazing effects and incredible looseness, which I find harder to achieve with watercolors than other mediums.
Beautiful video, Mr Tucker.
Hi, I really enjoyed this one! Not only is your painting exceptional, but the content of your dialogue and use of the language is also exceptional. Thank you. Tim Goodman, Geneva, NY
Timothy - Thank you for sharing that with me - I put a lot of thought into the dialogue and the description of the thought process - I am pleased it is being understood.:)
You have changed the way I paint this amazes me your skill and craftsmanship it makes me a different artist
So far I have watched two of your videos and am finding your process amazing, I really need to try not to draw first but just put paint to paper. This is something I am planning to do sooner rather than later, maybe then I can produce something a bit less structured. 👏👏
Loved it!
Been there in San Gimignano, a lovely Tuscan town! We went to see the 13 famous towers ( Tuscan's Medieval NYC), however, you were painting from the hillside, which from a different perspective and angles. Interesting! Brought back many memories. The painting looked very nice, loved! Learning many new techniques from your video also. Thanks! 😌🙌💕
You are so talented.
Very nice painting.
Love this
Great colors.
Love to see this in real time...
Wow, never in a million years would I be able to paint this picture. Thank you very much for this video.
that was very helpful and a lovely painting
Claire Mount
never say never- u can do it!
Thank you Gary, I love your videos and followed the link above but there's no pdf. tutorial to download.
Amazing thank you very much
Admirable. Enhorabuena.
Excellent painting
Love it thank you.
I am trying to learn watercolor and will be spending 1 month in Tuscany this spring...... You are inspiring me!
Debbie
1 month - ideal ...
It’s a fantastic area to paint - I am glad the videos are inspiring ... thanks for the feedback
Best
Gary
Magical
Even better without the pencil, for me that is. Thanks for this landscape.
Nice good work
In the beginning it looks like a big mess. Then slowly, the picture becomes a beautiful painting. Amazing.
thanks
Awesome work, Gary. Do you pre stretch your paper?
Very beautiful! Thanks! /Erik
Your brushstrokes created a unique painting.
Thank you Elizabeth -
look simplicity , easy losing on you , but wow . Not as easy for as yet .Thks , I learnt a lot
Yes it looks easy but - I practiced this one a few times :)
Can u tell me what colours you are using
Your link to your website is not working - I will keep trying because I love your style
Brenda www.garytuckerartist.com
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Love the technique and narration but don’t care for the intermittent sniffles..........