Real-Time Waves! Beginner watercolor landscape paint along
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- This painting was done in real-time. If you are a beginner you might want to watch it through once and then paint along, feeling free to pause as needed after.
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Phoenix artist tube watercolors: amzn.to/3dTlLRS or you can get these in pans if you prefer: amzn.to/3R9BI4N
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This is not just a great watercolor tutorial, it's also a terrific demonstration of how to use photo-reference the correct way! Plenty of improvisation, not restricted by the photo, let the paint do its thing!
Thanks Lindsay. It's so difficult to not paint what you think you SHOULD see instead of just shapes and shadows. Tell you what though, (and anyone reading the comments) , Lindsay your drawing course for beginners is helping so much with this! Anyone who wants to paint better, I suggest taking Lindsay's drawing course. There's so much cross over information. Lindsay has specials on her courses a few times a year. Treat yourself! Really worth it!💜
Aww, thank you so much!
I think you are perfect on your delivery in your tutorials. I appreciate your enthusiasm for painting and love to see your excitement! It's never too much!!!! Thank you for your hard work and free tutorials like this. They improve the quality of my life.
Aww, thank you!
Wonderful and informative tutorial. Really appreciate all the tips in the different elements of this painting. Thanks Lindsay for sharing this video!
I love your colors in this! You captured beautiful, shimmering light on waves really well. Painting the waves looked effortless, but I’ve always had trouble with that. I vote for more landscape watercolor tutorials, please and thank you!
Love it! Thanks for continuing to provide Watercolor Wednesday tutorials! I appreciate the beginner lessons as much as the complex. Sometimes, I just want to relax and play which make landscapes so great. Not too many details to worry about. Thanks again!
First, I love the voiceover - start to finish - very informational. It strategically guides and boosts the confidence of the painter; can't miss with it. The instructions on painting the water were awesome and spot on; all the little nuances matter much. Your instructions, and example, on painting the sky and mountains were first class - top notch. That you've automatically noted the tools and supplies is greatly appreciated. Your over all tips and techniques are super... and yet you leave the artist to be himself/herself - as free as a bird - in the process of creating. The finished product here of your waterscape is beautiful. Thank you very much. 😍❤❤❤😊
Thank you!
Lovely end result! Ilove these tutorials!
Hullo Lindsay, you are so spot on with your instructions! People forget to pause or stop the video! Painting takes time and nobody has the ability to paint as fast as most videos on UA-cam! I understand why you recommend the very inexpensive supplies, not everyone has the money for better supplies. I am in the camp of getting the best you can afford, if you must skimp, skimp on paints but never on paper! You can drive yourself insane with cheap papers! I have found that more cheap paints work fine until you want to save or sell your artworks! If your trying to level up your painting experience 100% cotton paper is a MUST! Then buying professional grade paints is the next step. Now you don’t have to buy the best or highest priced paint out there! Once you get to the Artist level paints finding the paint that lets you be you is key. I started with Grumbacher Artist grade. I broke away from my early teaching and tried many brands, most are available in samples or dot cards! I purchased Mission Gold by Mijello, the after watching Denise Soden became enamored with DaVinci Paints of California and I was blown away by the quality of paint for the price! Not every professional grade paint must cost you your monthly Salary! Ok enough soap boxing! Lovely painting Lindsay thank you for sharing another quality video for beginners as well as for others who need to keep their practice times interesting!
Fun fact, blick brand watercolor are made by grumbacher. They are the same as their finest line so if you like them you might like blick. I have only tried one tube of blick and I didn't care for it (but i might have picked a bad representation)
Great tutorial, Lindsay!! Thank you!
Thank you Lindsay. This is a lovely tutorial. Your tips are always useful.
Your brushes came today! Gorgeous. From the box with your beautiful art work to the brushes themselves. I’m just going to admire them for a few days before I use them. They are stunning. I feel like I bought a piece of your art work. I couldn’t be more pleased.
You are so sweet! Thank you!
I have loved your water paintings this summer so thank you for a nice place to start painting water on my own! I loved the tip about not painting water, painting shapes!
Thank you! I miss your watercolor tutorials! You make painting look so easy.
Glad you like them! I post a new one every week!
I'm not a complete beginner but still find this full of useful tips! I find painting water daunting so think I'll give this a go. Thanks Lindsay.
Awesome! Glad it helped!
Love the whole set up in this video. Seeing the photo helps. Personally, I like the chatty art tips. ❤❤❤
Thanks!
Brilliant video for beginners and revision for painting water. The real time painting with voice over also helps
LOL, Lindsay @ 9.02 (watching paint drying)“is a little boring to watch”. Depends on who’s watching !😄. You (& your videos) are never boring Lindsay!😄👍🏻
Love your tutorials! Thanks for all you do for us “struggling want to be artists”! Your videos are always fun to watch and listen to!
I love the pink, in the water!
Lindsay, thanks for this very relaxing and informative tutorial for anyone to enjoy. I always veer from too-dark photos, but a quick edit to add a bit of light always helps my eyes "see" it better.
I love painting waves and the ocean and flowers, I cant get enough of your tutorials and I wanted to say your brushes came today, beautiful and in perfect condition and I just love their shapes....made my fingers ache to get painting with them. Thank you Lindsay!👍
Thank you so much! I'm so glad!
Thank you for all of your helpful tips during a tutorial. This always helps me so much with painting. Have a great day
This is great! Thanks Lindsay!
I never thought about "not thinking about painting water" when painting water. Very helpful tip. This is a beautiful painting. Reminds me of vacationing on Lake Michigan. Watching the sunset over the water was such a joy. Thank you once again for teaching us the beauty of watercolor.
Sounds beautiful!
Awesome paint along. Thanks Lindsay. Love ocean sunsets.
Great tips for painting water!
Thanks for this tutorial water and waves throw me, was a great watch. Love the pallet you were using today.
Thanks!
The postman just delivered a beautiful box with poppies on it! I can't wait to open it up and try these brushes!
Yay!
Looks like Lake Michigan!! beautiful sunsets most of the time. Except when I actually go!! Lol
Thank you for this Lindsay. I struggle with waves so much. This is very helpful 😊
I learned so much about painting water in this tutorial! It’s excellent Also learned about the different white paints! Thanks so much Lindsay.😉
Fabulous tutorial!!!! I am so excited to give this a try. My new set of your brushes is due to be delivered any day and I just can't wait to see them and use them. I absolutely love your real time painting videos, you are so incredibly talented and your artwork is always so stunning and beautiful. Thank you for helping me to learn so much!
Thank you!!!
Thank you Lindsey for yet another amazing video. It’s saved (along with many of your other videos) in a UA-cam file called “school”!
Awww, thank you:)
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love this-- thank you!
Thanks for this tutorial. I have never painted water before and had no idea how to go about it….so this tutorial really helps. Plus today my watercolor group is having a Plein air out at the lake! So this lesson should really come in handy. I really want to order one of those sketchbooks from your friend. They look so nice. I got your brushes today in the mail and they look very nice. Can’t wait to try them out. 😀
Thanks!
So excited! I received my brushes today!!
Yay!
Super tutorial 🥰
You are so good!
Loved this 👍
So pretty ❤️ Ocean paintings always made me wonder, how you get it to look exactly as a reference photo.. guess it comes with practice and experience.
I got ur paint brushes today. They r so pretty. I love them and the red is classsy
Yay!
Thank you for sharing...
hi lindsay it took me a while to justify buying more tubes of paints ,i bought these and the cheaper 10.99 ones i love that they have beautiful purples ,thankyou its my 63rd birthday gift to myself.saturday the 27th is my birthday ,i was on kristy rices live this morning and i won her giveaway for birthdays ill get a dagger brush and her 12 colorpans and a bag ,,pretty nice ,now im going to figure out what to use for my tube paints,the 4 dollar cheapos are ten bucks now ,i have fun making new pallettes.thank you my friend
If you got the cheaper Phoenix tubes (the ones that cost $10 for 24 colors on Amazon) I don't recommend them. They are very weak and streaky. The set I used today is around $14 right now, or at least it was, and it is loads better. I just don't want you to be dissapointed when a couple extra bucks will buy the better paint.
@@thefrugalcrafter its OK Lindsay I only got the cheaper ones because they were free with my rewards points .thank you I appreciate you
When I try to do a landscape, I go for mountains because I live near the Canadian Rockies.
I don't do sea scenes because I don't know how to make waves look realistic.
I appreciate any video on painting a seascape.
PS I like your explanation for using Chinese White. I plan to go to a local art store to buy a cat tongue brush, so I can look for this color too.
This is great...Just working with water colors I'd love of you sharer an easy winter photo
Great tutorial Lindsay, I'm struggling with water and tree reflections in water. This will be really helpful.😊
Thanks Lindsay. I appreciate the "beginner" tutorials even though I'm not a complete beginner. There are times I just want something quick and easy to get the brush wet.😀
Nice landscape. I originally was not impressed with swatching these paints directly from the tube onto canson xl so I let them dry and they performed better on cotton paper. A good value for student paints. I really don’t know if it is the same manufacturer of cotmans it doesn’t appear to be but you have more experience. Tfs
To my eye I think it is, well since cotman moved to China. I think the french made cotmans are a touch better but Phoenix is identical to Chinese mafe cotman tubes and pans right down to the name and pigment numbers for the 40 colors in the cotman range.
I don't have a good set of watercolors or a palette. Is this one you'd recommend for a somewhat beginner? I have a decent budget for art supplies.
Also, just wanted to say I enjoy your videos - informative, funny, and just fun to watch! Thanks!!
They are arounf $14 for 24 colors so I'd day yes but I'd pull the strong colors and put them in a palette so you are only working from the best colors. I'll have a full review on these in about 2 weeks. Rosa Gallery is a little better. The set of 24 is under $30 l. I have a review of that here: ua-cam.com/video/6dB7qQ_GlFQ/v-deo.html I'd recommend that over the Phoenix personally. The set of 12 I'd great too and around $15
Another great pick is pretty excellent watercolor. A set of 36 half pans is around $25. Review here: ua-cam.com/video/rFRO6UPqzWA/v-deo.html
Great tutorial Lindsay, what is the name of the brush you used and do you have a link to the palette you used? Thank you!
Links to all of tose thisngs are In the description:)
quick question: how would you compare these paints to Art Whale? ( is one better than the other? is it better to have a cheaper set like this for practice/ learning ?)
Art whale tubes are better
QUESTIONS: Say you are using Permanent Rose (or any color) from this set in this tutorial. How would it possibly be different in another set? For example, would it be the saturation of the amount of pigment, or could it be the binder? You know, is Permanent Rose the same in any set, and if so, why would there need to be so many sets? I've watched numerous of your reviews, you'd think I'd know the answer to this question by now! I hope you understand this question. Maybe the question is how do manufacturers most often make differences in their paints and still stick to a standard set of colors? Say you run out of Permanent Rose in this set. You can just grab a Permanent Rose from one of your many other sets and it would work the same? I've probably answered my own question, but if you can add anything to this, I would like to hear it. Thank you. Love your work. 😁
Yes, they are pretty much interchangeable.
A stupid question, I hear artist talk about a colour been warm or cool. How do you know if a colour if a colour is warm or cool?
Look at the undertones and which way the color leans. Dies it lean toward the warmer or cooler color next to it.
Hi Lindsay do you have or can you let myself no of any free resources for bringing artists.👋👍👏🌈
My channel has lots of beginner tutorials.