Always love your videos. Tutorials are very easy to follow. I usually put your videos on at work, listen with occasional glance, then do the drawing or line work that Wednesday night or after. Definitely keep us all updated if you do a workshop in the US.
Oh Paul I've been missing the relative comfort of your tutorials. I've been out in the wilds of the Peak District, no phone or internet but did manage to sketch a wash a bit. I've come back tasking myself to do a composition of my own which must involve a derelict 1960s caravan, a bored looking dog and a red beer crate. Too long a story to go into here but I have to give it a go. So, I have to work out all my own perspectives, colours, sketch, level of detail or not etc ....wish me luck .... I may be some considerable time....:)
@@ArtbyPaulClark ...just to prove I can't help over sharing, but I just had to say "da da!" I did it. My memories of my old van and my old dog in a corner of Ralph's field not brilliantly painted of course but never the less painted by me! I blame Paul Flipping Clark! Cheers Paul 🖌😄
Paul I love this and that you added inking line work! Far be it for me to question the work of a master watercolorist as yourself but given that we all do possess “artistic license” wouldn’t it have been nicer to disregard the lamp and electrical polls to make it appear more nostalgic? Just a thought.
There’s just something about a line and wash that brings such joy. Love this one as my dad grew up on a farm in the Midwest and had a red barn just like this one. I am going to attempt this for my dad as he would love it as a remembrance of his childhood. I have learned so much from watching your videos and am grateful that you share them with us. This made my heart happy this morning. Thank you Paul!
Good morning Paul ! Thank you for sharing your talents with the world ! I love love love this one , I hope I can do it justice ! I’ve got a lot of old barn photos from around WA I’ve been wanting to paint !Thank you for simplifying this one , it makes it easier going forward ! Many Blessings to you and Margot and Happy Easter !
Thank you as always for the videos and especially today a brief but needed lesson on Perspective - something I do struggle with! Love the painting of the barn - and the tip about yellow ochre and cobalt blue! I truly enjoy watching the colors you put down and seeing them blend and create - especially adding that purple!! Will "give this a go"! Barns are a story all in themselves!! :0)
Hi dear Paul! Thank you for the new video, as always, on Wednesday and give it a like 👍! Looking forward to the new video next Wednesday and wishing you all the best and good luck to you! Bye...bye..👋😊♥️ 🙏🌹I wish you a speedy recovery after the operation, dear Paul! Don’t forget to respond to my comments. I’m really looking forward to your answers!!!🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️♥️Take care of yourself and your health, I’m not into beer, dear Paul!🍻🍺🥂no no and no....☹️
I always like the teaching on perspective. Your painting is lovely, as always and we got a bonus "dad" joke. I don't know if you are a dad, but the watch joke qualifies. Lol.
HOW much money has YOUR COUNTRY “DONATED” TO UKRAINE??? USA has given so many BILLIONS ,WE PAY FOR THEIR PENSIONS! YES! PENSIONS! WHILE AMERIICANS ARE LIVING IN THEIR CARS AND STARVING!!L
the building you are painting is of the gambrel or maybe mansard style as you say is a usa type building common even today but was used in Europe..... thanks for the painting great job
Good evening Paul. I really enjoyed watching you paint your line and wash painting. I love the grasses and how you drew it with a pen in the beginning. Thank you for another watercolor Wednesday.
This is definitely a wonderful lovely Pennsylvania Dutch/Amish looking barn with a silo for holding grains! I have been wanting to give an old barn a try. Thanks for sharing this wonderful tutorial with us!!🥰💕
Enjoyed and learned lots from this! When I first saw it, it reminded me of my husband's family's barn, which was torn down when the new owners bought the property. I had photos, but for the life of me I just can't find them. Just a mirror image without the grain storage and vents on the top. I definitely have this - with my own twist - in my to do list. Thank you so much!
Paul, I have been gathering up lots of these old American barn photos from Pixabay without knowing where to start with them. This was a really great and worthwhile tutorial for me and I can't wait to get going on one of my own now. Always love your line and wash paintings. Thanks so much. Dearbhla.
That's a Dutch barn style in the US. I imagine that barn would be in Pennsylvania, Ohio, & Indiana area. No tiles on roof; wood or metal. Question: Any tips to keep clusters of trees and bushes to NOT look muddy when using varied greens and/or brownish greens?
I love watching you paint in which you hand is very graceful, and every stroke you make looks intentional. Your skies in particular are beautiful! I’m watching a popular watercolor artist tonight and she made the very mistake in drawing her little house that you talked about. I’ve watched your video this morning but now I’m going to watch it again! Thank you for another wonderful lesson, I too look forward to every Wednesday to see what you have for us!
Dear Paul, I love every painting that you make : loose, line & wash, winter, summer, plants, animals... One thing I would like to see sometimes is your palet on side of the paper : how you mix your colors, how you take water on your brush, how you rince it and wipe it. Thanks for every Wednesday painting.
Thank you so much for all the wonderful videos you share with us!!! Being a retired senior on a fixed income, I'm glad that you still provide free classes. I'm so thrilled with all that I learn from you. Again, thank you very much!
Thanks, I just love barns, we have that style of barn here in the Catskills, New York. We built our own barn I'd like to show you a picture but you can't do that here. I'll try to send it on Facebook. I love your painting.
How exciting , I really am drawn to old barns, my grandparents were farmers so hence the attraction, will be so fun to try that added section is a first for me, never seen one like that, thank you for sharing😊
Fabulous! Thank you as always for Watercolor Wednesday. Especially I appreciate the drawing tutorial and pep talk about time. My friends and I are planning on joining you and Margo in 2025 for one of your teaching holidays! Can’t wait. Not sure about the Jazz Cruise but sure sounds awesome 😎. Thank you again. All the best
I love Wednesday mornings. I live in Canada, so as soon as I wake up there is one of your fabulous tutorials waiting for me. Great way to start the day!! Loved the tutorial today. I’ve been dabbling with pen and wash and coincidentally , barns this last week. Your tutorial couldn’t have come at a better time. Thank you ! Have a great week! 😊
Can't wait to try this. You always inspire me. I love line and wash, and I love to paint barns so it's a win win...if I can do it, that is. Thanks for the drawing lesson, too. I don't know how you always find the perfect drink. You are amazing.
Thank you so much for the lessons … being in the same vibe as you , Paul … yesterday I was studying and drawing out Edgar Payne’s The Scenic Journey , where in his Seward Street Studio in Hollywood he sketched out the Problems in Perspective . The old cabin and barn I grew up in Leona Valley in was a livery stable and Home stay for the Butterfield Stage Coach line … the stop was down the dirt road to Green Valley and Lake Hughes .It is very similar looking with the high pitched ceiling and slanted side roof building with corrugated metal and wood .
Beautiful painting. Thank you for the lesson on perspective. I need constant reminders because I seem to be spatialy challenged. This barn belonged to a wealthier farmer I can tell you that if a barn in the U.S. Laughter, fine art and abit of geography thrown in make your YT channel the best. Thank you.
Good afternoon, dear Paul. Great tutorial on perspective, line and wash. I even descovered for myself that american and british barns are different :-) Looking forward to seeing new lessons after your voyage in Provence :-) Greetings from Moldova. Lilia
I missed the last 2 Watercolour Wednesday's and I didn't get to watch until a much later stage. Life is a bit more normal now and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this today! Thank you for another informative, entertaining and lovely painting!🖌️🎨👍😊
Very much enjoy your videos across the board. You never leave us guessing about colors or the mixes. If you don't actually mention them then you are kind enough to throw them up there in text as part to your edits. Appreciate that extra time you take. I also get a kick out of your humor. Now to go find some Old Rusty Barn. 😁 Cheers!
Morning from a very rainy Spain Paul, loved the video as usual,thankyou so much for giving us your time and wonderful tuition, much appreciated, adios amigo till next Wednesday
Encouraging lesson... with a great perspective on perspective !!!😅 I really followed this time!!! Beautiful barn and lovely colors make it yours! Great joke... I can remember this one! Haha 😂🎉❤ With love and gratitude from a California Gramma ❤ Happy Easter!!!
That dad joke about watch was hilarious!! Thank you also for sharing a bit on perspective drawing - I needed that reminder when drawing structures. I'll give this one a go. Cheers!
Another super demonstration , thank you Paul . I love the old barn and need to loosen up a bit so watching you working is a help to me I have a lot of catching up to do to see all your demonstrations so if it's wet over Easter I am sorted !
Wow Paul, sooo beautiful. Your colors are so bang on. Loved every detail you showed us. Even with line and wash your painting didn't lose it's watery dreamy look of water colors. 💓💓💓. Everytime I watch your tutorials I get so inspired , to jump up and start painting right away!! But alas, time restrictions and I have to wait. 😐 Thankyou , for showing us all the different techniques. Looking forward to next week. Happy Easter to you and your family. 🎉💞🎉💞 Tc
Uh...I was wondering where the "cheesy" remarks (promised by Margot on FB) were. Then...yeah, actually I liked the dad joke! And, I always like when you whip out your magic scalpel.
I love your line and washes. As always, so beautiful. I primarily do line and wash and I aspire to make them as loose and fresh looking as yours. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art!
Really loved your latest tutorial, Paul ! I'm going to give this a try, but using my trusty #9 twig instead of the pen. My wife Nancy and I live in Colorado and are already booked on the upcoming Jazz Rhone River cruise... I want to take as many of your painting classes as I can. Where do I sign up before they're fully booked ?
Hiya Mark - look forward to meeting you both. You can book on board when we do our 'Meet and Greet' - they classes won't be fully booked as the the art group is fairly small - 10ish students I would guess! - see you on board!
Another beautiful painting! Reminds me of my grandparents barn. Thank you Paul! I always learn something new. Doesn’t look like you posted this from your prison cell so that’s a good thing. Although could be photoshopped? 😁
Absolutely wonderful😍🤩 I will definitely try this one. You are a magician !!! It's spring time Paul, how about a spring meadow for next tutorial 😀 I am getting greedy😅
I absolutely love old barns and sheds and that sort of thing, particularly the type they have in Kent. And I love line and wash. Gorgeous painting, Paul. Thank you and best wishes to you and yours. 😊👍😃
The line and wash is amazing never tried this. Another one to add to my list 😂. Love your tutorials learn something every time. Thank you so much for sharing your work. 🤗🦋
Looks like a Dutch barn in USA. maybe Amish people.very nice painting. On a separate note I have noticed 3 Wesson paintings due in Battle auctions. ps I have no links to them just know you are a Wesson fan.
I don't know what it is about painting old barns, but I throughly enjoy painting them. This one will be added to my collection and look forward to painting it. Thanks Paul...great work as always. ❤
Another brilliant tutorial, although I'm not a huge fan of line and wash, this one really appeals. It just has a lively soft warm feel to it and will give it a go tonight. I used to have a house here in New Zealand that was known as a Round barn style. As the name says, the roof was like a round barn like this. Again thank you Paul for your hard work and sharing your talent and knowledge. 🙏👍 Love warercolour Wednesday 😊
Such great texture! I always do a painting in one day; thanks for the reinforcement. However, all those wonderful finishing details I think I will save for a second sitting.
I think you did this type of work after a long time.....very much neat, clean and precise...and yet asthetical. Perhaps its a new energy dimension reflecting in the painting post surgery.
My first watercolor paintings were barns, that was before I ever heard of line and wash. Ha, that was only a few months ago. I only did the main part of the this barn, but I thoroughly enjoyed it. Still trying to find my way, but I think line and wash will be my thing.
We'd think that line and wash would be easy. Yes, until the line drawing is made. But you added a twist, Dear Paul, and with the different color mixes, a unique barn was created again. I just love and enjoy painting these videos of yours. Happy Easter. Thank you, Paul.🐰💜
Always love your videos. Tutorials are very easy to follow. I usually put your videos on at work, listen with occasional glance, then do the drawing or line work that Wednesday night or after. Definitely keep us all updated if you do a workshop in the US.
Awesome, thank you! ... and I will!
So beautiful. Looks like the old barns here in Michigan. Can’t wait to try this.
Hi Sue - yes, I think you could be rift - definitely the US!
As always, entertaining and instructive! I love line & wash, so it’s a winner for me!
Yay! Thank you!
Beautiful painting I love old barns and you made this one so special. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it
Oh Paul I've been missing the relative comfort of your tutorials. I've been out in the wilds of the Peak District, no phone or internet but did manage to sketch a wash a bit. I've come back tasking myself to do a composition of my own which must involve a derelict 1960s caravan, a bored looking dog and a red beer crate. Too long a story to go into here but I have to give it a go. So, I have to work out all my own perspectives, colours, sketch, level of detail or not etc ....wish me luck .... I may be some considerable time....:)
Good luck Karen - thanks for sharing!
@@ArtbyPaulClark ...just to prove I can't help over sharing, but I just had to say "da da!" I did it. My memories of my old van and my old dog in a corner of Ralph's field not brilliantly painted of course but never the less painted by me! I blame Paul Flipping Clark! Cheers Paul 🖌😄
Thank you so much for all great videos!
Glad you like them!
Paul I love this and that you added inking line work! Far be it for me to question the work of a master watercolorist as yourself but given that we all do possess “artistic license” wouldn’t it have been nicer to disregard the lamp and electrical polls to make it appear more nostalgic? Just a thought.
Many thanks - Yes, possibly - I just wanted something vertical to balance with the barn.
The barn is likely located in Wisconsin in the FoxValley near Appleton according to Google lens.
Great stuff - thanks for the info!
Muito bom!
Thanks!
Love this one Paul ! I especially love your sky in this one and the addition of dioxazine purple on the barn ! Cheers from Canada !
Glad you enjoyed it
There’s just something about a line and wash that brings such joy. Love this one as my dad grew up on a farm in the Midwest and had a red barn just like this one. I am going to attempt this for my dad as he would love it as a remembrance of his childhood. I have learned so much from watching your videos and am grateful that you share them with us. This made my heart happy this morning. Thank you Paul!
That's so lovely to hear .... many thanks!
Good morning Paul ! Thank you for sharing your talents with the world ! I love love love this one , I hope I can do it justice ! I’ve got a lot of old barn photos from around WA I’ve been wanting to paint !Thank you for simplifying this one , it makes it easier going forward !
Many Blessings to you and Margot and Happy Easter !
Thanks Gretchen ... and same to you!
I love this channel; I always look forward to your latest project every Wednesday. Thank you!
Great to hear - thanks!
Heads up....the link for the PDF template doesn't work!
yes can't get it either
Thanks for the nod ... should be working now!
Thank you as always for the videos and especially today a brief but needed lesson on Perspective - something I do struggle with! Love the painting of the barn - and the tip about yellow ochre and cobalt blue! I truly enjoy watching the colors you put down and seeing them blend and create - especially adding that purple!! Will "give this a go"! Barns are a story all in themselves!! :0)
Wonderful Janell - thanks as always!
Hi dear Paul! Thank you for the new video, as always, on Wednesday and give it a like 👍! Looking forward to the new video next Wednesday and wishing you all the best and good luck to you! Bye...bye..👋😊♥️ 🙏🌹I wish you a speedy recovery after the operation, dear Paul! Don’t forget to respond to my comments. I’m really looking forward to your answers!!!🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹🌹♥️♥️♥️Take care of yourself and your health, I’m not into beer, dear Paul!🍻🍺🥂no no and no....☹️
So nice of you Adela ... and first again ... feeling much better now, thanks for asking! - take car and see you next week!
@@ArtbyPaulClark Thanks dear Polechka!🖐️😊😂😅🤣🕊️🕊️🕊️💖💋💋💋kozi,kozi,kozi,brrrr,brrrrr.....😅😅😅
@@ArtbyPaulClarktt😊😊😊😊😊
I liked the video before watching because your videos are always so enjoyable. Always love the music you choose too! Thank you
Yay, thank you! ... one of my favourite parts, is choosing the music!
It looks like barns in the upper Midwest, especially Wisconsin. Beautiful, and I’m eager to give it a go. (Margot’s asides are priceless!)
I live in Wisconsin and thought the same thing.
Great stuff - thanks for sharing the info!
I always like the teaching on perspective. Your painting is lovely, as always and we got a bonus "dad" joke. I don't know if you are a dad, but the watch joke qualifies. Lol.
Good one! Lol ... and yes I am a dad!!!
Howdy Didly and MARVELLOUSOOOOOO……THANKS Paul……would Love Love Love some more Wildlife especially Jungle animals 🦁 🐵 🐅…..Have a Great Week….
Thanks ... and for the suggestion ... noted!
Huge respect for the Ukrainian flag!❤
My pleasure 🇺🇦
why are you using these ART site for POlitical message!!??? cant we please ESCAPE all this in ART!! very sad!!! if you only knew the TRUTH!!!
HOW much money has YOUR COUNTRY “DONATED” TO UKRAINE???
USA has given so many BILLIONS ,WE PAY FOR THEIR PENSIONS! YES! PENSIONS! WHILE AMERIICANS ARE LIVING IN THEIR CARS AND STARVING!!L
Agree. Huge respect.
the building you are painting is of the gambrel or maybe mansard style as you say is a usa type building common even today but was used in Europe..... thanks for the painting great job
Thanks for the info .. interesting stuff!
😲 With a few tweaks, that old barn looks like my house with attached carport 😂😂. I’m in the natural state of Arkansas. Have a wonderful week.
That is awesome! - lol - love that! 😂
Good evening Paul. I really enjoyed watching you paint your line and wash painting. I love the grasses and how you drew it with a pen in the beginning. Thank you for another watercolor Wednesday.
Thank you so much 😀
This is definitely a wonderful lovely Pennsylvania Dutch/Amish looking barn with a silo for holding grains! I have been wanting to give an old barn a try. Thanks for sharing this wonderful tutorial with us!!🥰💕
Great stuff Colleen - thanks for the info!
Thanks Paul! This looks like a barn right down the road from me in Maine, USA. Will try to paint this one as I love old barns. Take care!
Have fun!
Enjoyed and learned lots from this! When I first saw it, it reminded me of my husband's family's barn, which was torn down when the new owners bought the property. I had photos, but for the life of me I just can't find them. Just a mirror image without the grain storage and vents on the top. I definitely have this - with my own twist - in my to do list. Thank you so much!
That is awesome! have fun!
Ooooh looks cool, can't wait to try this one, particularly hope I can pull off grass like that🤞
You can do it!
Paul, I have been gathering up lots of these old American barn photos from Pixabay without knowing where to start with them. This was a really great and worthwhile tutorial for me and I can't wait to get going on one of my own now. Always love your line and wash paintings. Thanks so much. Dearbhla.
Glad to help Dearbhla ... have fun!
Your two minute drawing lesson is wonderful, thank you!
I love how you simplified this picture and cleaned up the vines.
happy to help!
That's a Dutch barn style in the US. I imagine that barn would be in Pennsylvania, Ohio, & Indiana area. No tiles on roof; wood or metal.
Question: Any tips to keep clusters of trees and bushes to NOT look muddy when using varied greens and/or brownish greens?
Thanks for the info - I'll add your question to my up-coming Q&A!
I love watching you paint in which you hand is very graceful, and every stroke you make looks intentional. Your skies in particular are beautiful! I’m watching a popular watercolor artist tonight and she made the very mistake in drawing her little house that you talked about. I’ve watched your video this morning but now I’m going to watch it again! Thank you for another wonderful lesson, I too look forward to every Wednesday to see what you have for us!
Lovely comment - thanks!
Ooooo‼️. Absolutely love this‼️🎨🖌️👏👏🖼. Thank you for sharing ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Thanks so much 😊
Dear Paul, I love every painting that you make : loose, line & wash, winter, summer, plants, animals... One thing I would like to see sometimes is your palet on side of the paper : how you mix your colors, how you take water on your brush, how you rince it and wipe it. Thanks for every Wednesday painting.
Hiya - many thanks , yes I do on some of my more vertical paintings add the palette on the side ... but suggestion noted!
Thank you so much for all the wonderful videos you share with us!!! Being a retired senior on a fixed income, I'm glad that you still provide free classes. I'm so thrilled with all that I learn from you. Again, thank you very much!
You are so welcome!
How fun! This picture looks like many a midwestern American barn I have seen near me.
Yup - it sure looks like a US barn!
Thanks, I just love barns, we have that style of barn here in the Catskills, New York. We built our own barn I'd like to show you a picture but you can't do that here. I'll try to send it on Facebook. I love your painting.
Thanks for the info Vicki ... and the tip!!!
How exciting , I really am drawn to old barns, my grandparents were farmers so hence the attraction, will be so fun to try that added section is a first for me, never seen one like that, thank you for sharing😊
My pleasure ... have fun!
Fabulous! Thank you as always for Watercolor Wednesday. Especially I appreciate the drawing tutorial and pep talk about time. My friends and I are planning on joining you and Margo in 2025 for one of your teaching holidays! Can’t wait. Not sure about the Jazz Cruise but sure sounds awesome 😎. Thank you again. All the best
Thank you so much 😀 and be great to you see you - lots of things planned for 2025!!!
I love Wednesday mornings. I live in Canada, so as soon as I wake up there is one of your fabulous tutorials waiting for me. Great way to start the day!! Loved the tutorial today. I’ve been dabbling with pen and wash and coincidentally , barns this last week. Your tutorial couldn’t have come at a better time. Thank you ! Have a great week! 😊
Great to hear ...Thank you so much!
Can't wait to try this. You always inspire me. I love line and wash, and I love to paint barns so it's a win win...if I can do it, that is. Thanks for the drawing lesson, too. I don't know how you always find the perfect drink. You are amazing.
Thanks - finding the drink is the best bit!!!
Wonderful lesson and painting !
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you so much for the lessons … being in the same vibe as you , Paul … yesterday I was studying and drawing out Edgar Payne’s The Scenic Journey , where in his Seward Street Studio in Hollywood he sketched out the Problems in Perspective .
The old cabin and barn I grew up in Leona Valley in was a livery stable and Home stay for the Butterfield Stage Coach line … the stop was down the dirt road to Green Valley and Lake Hughes .It is very similar looking with the high pitched ceiling and slanted side roof building with corrugated metal and wood .
Great comment Terri ... thanks for sharing!
@@ArtbyPaulClark 🌹🌾❣
Hi Paul, love the line and wash!Thanks for another great tutorial!!! 🙏🏻👍🏻
My pleasure!
Looks like a Dutch Barn with an Amish living block tacked on, likely somewhere around the mid West of America.
Beautiful painting. Thank you for the lesson on perspective. I need constant reminders because I seem to be spatialy challenged. This barn belonged to a wealthier farmer I can tell you that if a barn in the U.S. Laughter, fine art and abit of geography thrown in make your YT channel the best. Thank you.
You are so welcome! ... so pleased you enjoyed it!
It's wonderful the way you explain. I enjoy your videos. Thank you Paul.
Glad you like them!
Thanks for the tutorial. Luckily, I was able to draw it beforehand, as Margot posted it on facebook. I managed to get it done before work.
Great job!
Good afternoon, dear Paul. Great tutorial on perspective, line and wash. I even descovered for myself that american and british barns are different :-) Looking forward to seeing new lessons after your voyage in Provence :-) Greetings from Moldova. Lilia
Thanks Lilia, always good to hear from you.
I love Watercolor Wednesday's, I love your music choices, I love barns, I love to see your beverage choice of the day... Best regards!
Thank you! You too!
Love it. Many moons ago, I used to paint friends houses in line & wash and thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you for sharing.
Wonderful! ... thanks for watching!
I am in awe..just love watching you! Thank you!❤
Wow, thank you!
Great painting! A lot of barns and wheat fields here in Kansas! Can’t wait to try!
Awesome! Thank you!
A concise intro to perspective … great!
Thank you kindly!
I missed the last 2 Watercolour Wednesday's and I didn't get to watch until a much later stage.
Life is a bit more normal now and I thoroughly enjoyed watching this today!
Thank you for another informative, entertaining and lovely painting!🖌️🎨👍😊
Welcome back! ... and happy to help!
Love the barn line and wash, thank you! Enjoy your river cruise!
Thank you! Will do!
Thank you dear Paul for this beautiful painting ❤
My pleasure 😊 ... as always!!!
Wonderful tutorial! The cruise sounds lovely. I hope I can see you and Margot in person some day. Wishing you all the best. 🙏🏻🙏🏻😊❤️🙏🏻
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Thank you! You too Jacquline ... we have lots of fun trips arranged in the coming years, so keep in touch!
@@ArtbyPaulClark I keep hoping you make it to the US. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Enjoyed the tutorial! Nice drawing info too 😉😊
Thank you so much 😀
I really, really liked this one!
It does look like this old barn could be in the USA somewhere.
Great to hear Paul ... thanks!
I like how you match the painting with the T-shirt, beer and music. And it all looks like no effort at all 😊 Thanks for the tutorial 😊
Thank you so much 😀
Very much enjoy your videos across the board. You never leave us guessing about colors or the mixes. If you don't actually mention them then you are kind enough to throw them up there in text as part to your edits. Appreciate that extra time you take. I also get a kick out of your humor. Now to go find some Old Rusty Barn. 😁 Cheers!
Glad you like them ... and delighted to help!
Morning from a very rainy Spain Paul, loved the video as usual,thankyou so much for giving us your time and wonderful tuition, much appreciated, adios amigo till next Wednesday
My pleasure! ... I'm sure the sun will be out soon!!!!
Encouraging lesson... with a great perspective on perspective !!!😅 I really followed this time!!! Beautiful barn and lovely colors make it yours! Great joke... I can remember this one! Haha 😂🎉❤ With love and gratitude from a California Gramma ❤ Happy Easter!!!
Thanks so much! 😊 and happy Easter to you too Ann
Love it! One of my favorite subjects to paint. Happy Easter!
Thank you! Cheers! ... and to you Judy!
That dad joke about watch was hilarious!! Thank you also for sharing a bit on perspective drawing - I needed that reminder when drawing structures. I'll give this one a go. Cheers!
Lol! - glad you enjoyed it ... thanks!
Another super demonstration , thank you Paul . I love the old barn and need to loosen up a bit so watching you working is a help to me I have a lot of catching up to do to see all your demonstrations so if it's wet over Easter I am sorted !
Glad you enjoyed it... enjoy for Easter!
Wow Paul, sooo beautiful. Your colors are so bang on. Loved every detail you showed us. Even with line and wash your painting didn't lose it's watery dreamy look of water colors. 💓💓💓.
Everytime I watch your tutorials I get so inspired , to jump up and start painting right away!! But alas, time restrictions and I have to wait. 😐
Thankyou , for showing us all the different techniques. Looking forward to next week.
Happy Easter to you and your family. 🎉💞🎉💞
Tc
So pleased you enjoyed it Sonia!
Thank you Paul, will definitely try this one. I love your tutorials. X❤
Hope you enjoy!
Uh...I was wondering where the "cheesy" remarks (promised by Margot on FB) were. Then...yeah, actually I liked the dad joke! And, I always like when you whip out your magic scalpel.
Lol! - glad you enjoyed it!
I love your line and washes. As always, so beautiful. I primarily do line and wash and I aspire to make them as loose and fresh looking as yours. Thank you for sharing your beautiful art!
You are so welcome Denise!
I so look forward to Wednesdays! The rusty old barn has been imbued with so much character in your line and wash - beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Beautiful!! Love these old farms in Usa...I've made two watercolors with this subject. Your's really nice! Thanks a lot Paul 🥰
You are very welcome
Really loved your latest tutorial, Paul ! I'm going to give this a try, but using my trusty #9 twig instead of the pen. My wife Nancy and I live in Colorado and are already booked on the upcoming Jazz Rhone River cruise... I want to take as many of your painting classes as I can. Where do I sign up before they're fully booked ?
Hiya Mark - look forward to meeting you both. You can book on board when we do our 'Meet and Greet' - they classes won't be fully booked as the the art group is fairly small - 10ish students I would guess! - see you on board!
Another beautiful painting! Reminds me of my grandparents barn. Thank you Paul! I always learn something new. Doesn’t look like you posted this from your prison cell so that’s a good thing. Although could be photoshopped? 😁
Thanks - no they let me out early for good behaviour!
Another beautiful wensday paint !! Thank you Paul 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
Absolutely wonderful😍🤩 I will definitely try this one. You are a magician !!! It's spring time Paul, how about a spring meadow for next tutorial 😀 I am getting greedy😅
Great idea! coming soon!
I absolutely love old barns and sheds and that sort of thing, particularly the type they have in Kent. And I love line and wash. Gorgeous painting, Paul. Thank you and best wishes to you and yours. 😊👍😃
many thanks! 😊👍😃
Absolutely beautiful painting
Thanks Paul for the demonstration once again
Glad you enjoyed it
The line and wash is amazing never tried this. Another one to add to my list 😂. Love your tutorials learn something every time. Thank you so much for sharing your work. 🤗🦋
Yay! Thank you too!
Looks like a Dutch barn in USA. maybe Amish people.very nice painting.
On a separate note I have noticed 3 Wesson paintings due in Battle auctions. ps I have no links to them just know you are a Wesson fan.
Thanks for that - I’ll check it out!
It’s been awhile since I’ve watched one of your videos, I’ve missed them 😊 Brilliant as always, Paul, and always entertaining 👍😎💜🎨
Glad you like them! ... and welcome back!
Love old barns, they have so much character, and this one has plenty. Thank you for sharing, will have to do this one.
You are so welcome!
I don't know what it is about painting old barns, but I throughly enjoy painting them. This one will be added to my collection and look forward to painting it. Thanks Paul...great work as always. ❤
Have fun! ... many thanks!
Another brilliant tutorial, although I'm not a huge fan of line and wash, this one really appeals. It just has a lively soft warm feel to it and will give it a go tonight. I used to have a house here in New Zealand that was known as a Round barn style. As the name says, the roof was like a round barn like this. Again thank you Paul for your hard work and sharing your talent and knowledge. 🙏👍 Love warercolour Wednesday 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Such great texture! I always do a painting in one day; thanks for the reinforcement. However, all those wonderful finishing details I think I will save for a second sitting.
Thank you so much!
Astounding as always. I am so grateful for how generously you share not only your knowledge, but your wit ☺
So nice of you - thanks!
Thank you! I love how you explain how you accomplish such beautiful work
Thank you so much!
Love the painting. Beautiful. Thank you
Thank you! Cheers!
Very nice . You've captured the ambiance of the place. PS "corny" jokes always get a chuckle.
Thanks Paul
Glad you like them! thanks!
I think you did this type of work after a long time.....very much neat, clean and precise...and yet asthetical. Perhaps its a new energy dimension reflecting in the painting post surgery.
many thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful painting..line & wash is so effective with buildings….old barns are a favourite
Great to hear - thanks Linda!
My first watercolor paintings were barns, that was before I ever heard of line and wash. Ha, that was only a few months ago. I only did the main part of the this barn, but I thoroughly
enjoyed it. Still trying to find my way, but I think line and wash will be my thing.
That is awesome! - happy to help!
I think you are correct that it's an American barn.
I love these techniques! Mine never turn out as grand but definitely making progress 😉
Yes! Thank you! .. and good to hear!
Hermoso trabajo pictorico felicidades gran maestro....🇲🇽🇲🇽....
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the tutorial Paul.
I am wondering what masking tape you use.
Seems to peel of easily.
Just cheap low tac builders masking tape.
love old barns, this ones a real keeper. Thanks for all the grassy textures and ,thr tree green is great. Way to go Paul. Sherry
Glad you like them Sherry 👍
We'd think that line and wash would be easy. Yes, until the line drawing is made. But you added a twist, Dear Paul, and with the different color mixes, a unique barn was created again. I just love and enjoy painting these videos of yours. Happy Easter. Thank you, Paul.🐰💜
Thank you so much 😀 ... and same to you!
Would like to request for an old bus ( Pre -WW II ) paint . Still running in Yangon,Burma.
Thanks for the suggestion ... and noted!
I really enjoyed watching you "build" this old barn scene. I've never tried working with line and wash, but you inspire me to try it!
Great to hear - thanks!