Quick Tip 314 - Watercolor Notan
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
- Watercolor Notan is the first of two in a row Quick Tips on watercolor. Artist/art teacher Dianne Mize demonstrates how to start a watercolor painting using the Notan process.
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Hi Dianne! You've no idea how excited I was to see another watercolour quick tip from you! That too on Notan! I'm eagerly waiting for the second part. Thank you . Stay safe!
You are so welcome!
Thanks. I'm a watercolor person, but quite frankly all of your lessons are done so well I always pick up things I can adapt to watercolor no matter what medium you're focusing on.
Wonderful!
I feel the same about acrylics! I don't do any oil but the tips are adaptable to acrylics.
@@annedalton4136 🤭😏 I don't have the patience for oil drying time.
I look forward to seeing the next one! Merci, Diane :)
My pleasure.
Ty . I got a few lessons on drawing from the Website and I am now drawing with a new found Purpose. Over the past year I have gone from being a Person who would flat out tell you I can't draw to being able to do Value drawings and then before a Watercolor painting. I found I needed help and the Videos with your Wonderful Teaching Style on the Website have and are Providing that help I needed. Ty Teacher.
I am delighted, Ty. Enjoy the journey.
Thank you so much. These are the best tips and straightforward tutor on UA-cam that I have learnt so far. I'm a self taught beginner watercolor student and have been struggling with myself lately. You give me hope that I could now keep going and practicing. Could you please give any tips on how to paint loose roses in watercolor? I really like them but find it hard to imagine the shape in my head and the way each petals arranged and to put it down on paper. The wet on wet technique with flat brush particularly. Thank you and I hope that my wish will come true 🙏😊☺
See comment under Quick Tip 108.
You are an excellent Instructor; so clear and concise. Thank you. I'm glad you are giving some watercolor instruction. I have been wondering how to handle shadows more.
Give it a try.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! Love any watercolor info.
You are so welcome!
Thanks Dianne! 💕
You bet!
Thanks Dianne! Great QT!
Thanks, Joani.
Beautiful work!
Thanks.
Great advice. Thank you!
You bet! And thanks for being a Studio Insider member.
Wow very beautiful work thanks for sharing
It's a pleasure.
Ma'am can you suggest how to paint early morning, late morning and evening sky.
By watching your quick tips I have learnt colour theory 🙏
You might find Quick Tip 128 helpful. Less light means more dark. We learn what to do about that by observing.
Oh, watercolour!!!
Could you explain when to use transparent and opaque (semitransparent and semiopaque) watercolour, please. I heard if using only transparent watercolour it won't give any problem... But where to use opaque? What they are good for? And is there a "no-no-no" rules?
Generally, the "no-no" rules are bull. Watercolor painters in our art history used opaque colors if they needed them, so these purist rules are only for the purists who want to be a member of a trend or society. Most watercolor painters who use opaque colors, use them to accent. It is, after all, one of the joys of watercolor to use the water against white paper as our white. Gouache painters use mostly the opaques because they enjoy how they work.
Hi Dianne, which is the one green you would choose for landscape oil painting? Thank you!
Ysh, I don't have a one green for landscape oil painting. The greens in a landscape, or any other subject, will contain variations in hue, value and intensity according to how the light is hitting them, the weather conditions, the time of year, etc.
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Thanks!
Where is the second part on sequencing ? Thank you.
Check out Quick Tip 252
@@IntheStudioArtInstruction Quick tip 252 is in oils. You work dark to light. Is there a video about your process of painting in watercolor from a notan?