I’m so glad you mentioned this your book! I found you through YT & did not know you were an author! So excited to see you have many books that may help artists! Thank you!
Love your videos, Liron. Your colour choices are always so gorgeous & the simplicity & serenity of your paintings speaks volumes. Thank you for sharing.
Good morning from Ohio. 😊 Thanks, Liron! I love your tutorials. This was a great 20 min. work! I realized while watching you that I put too much time on my first wash (overwork). Then I get frustrated... the whole point for me is to relax, drink my coffee, lighten up, and not worry about perfection. Allow myself to make changes to the reference photo and make it my own. I just received my Paul Reuben paints... going to have me some fun today! 😃 🖌🎨 ❤
I have your book! ❤ Thank you for another great vid! I live how this painting came together. When you added the shadow to the roof in the front, that was the thing that brought it all together for me. And the water - wow!!
This is not only educational but incredibly inspiring and motivating! I just started watercolor in December. Thank you so much. I plan to get your book.
Thanks Liron! I am literally doing a thumbnail of a city scene that has too much detail. Trying to figure out what I should keep and suggest. Very timely.
I have been drawing for years and am very proficient. I love detail and can spend hours on a drawing. The trouble for me is painting ! I can’t get loose as I look at the detail too much . I love watercolours but am always disappointed with the results, ,like something is missing . When I use the pencil medium , like pencil pastels etc, I feel like I have accomplished something in my work. So last night I did a charcoal sketch of a coffee bar, there was a lot of lights and darks and lots of details in the photos. However I just did an hour sketch, really scruffy type of drawing with just a few lines here and there to show the coffee machine, ups etc. Was surprised how well it read ! Hardly any detail in the charcoal drawing , just the highlights here and there in the coffee cups etc. I want to try and use this sketch and try a watercolour version of it. Might be difficult with all the highlights so might have to use some opaque white. Wish I could do the loose works in watercolours like Zbukvic etc! Thanks for the uploads ❤
Thank you for your videos, I love them. They are original, simple, nice, loose... I am surprised with that white pencil you use at the end, what is it? It can be a solution for the white pen that always dry. Greatings from Madrid!!!
Im a watercolor painter too.... But the thing that bothers me is that, how you pros choose color for your painting? 🤔....... But this one is also a great painting.... Iam really a fan of your paintings
Question, I sometimes wander when you comment ‘I need to warm this up a bit’ or something similar. What are you thinking…’make this recede/come forward’?
Not necessarily about bringing forward or sending backwards. But rather - it looks off color wise (: Though sometimes it will be like you mention - to enhance the feeling of depth
Sorry I answered the question for you Liron that was just a spontaneous moment! Im going to stop posting comments. I can sometimes post a comment where I wonder if I've said it correctly. I'll just watch you in future!!
@@janinewilson8647 No worries at all!! I really appreciate it actually 🙏😊 Feel free to comment, answer and start conversations in the comments as much as you want!! 😁 I encourage it fully!
I have pretty much settled on using mostly gouache for these now, unless it’s a really thin pattern of lines. As for the pencils, they are Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel pencils. The neutral white is numbered 1122 - 101. The warm one is 1122 - 103. Hope that helps 😊🙏🏼 Thank you for watching
@@LironYan thank you for the answer! Also, watching your videos has really changed the way I paint. Because of you that I fell in love with watercolour and I can never thank you enough for that
I appreciate listening to your thought process, in addition to watching and hearing about your specific techniques.
You do a nice job of explaining how to paint without tightening up. Thank you! Lovely painting
I’m so glad you mentioned this your book! I found you through YT & did not know you were an author! So excited to see you have many books that may help artists! Thank you!
Love your videos, Liron. Your colour choices are always so gorgeous & the simplicity & serenity of your paintings speaks volumes. Thank you for sharing.
Good morning from Ohio. 😊 Thanks, Liron! I love your tutorials. This was a great 20 min. work!
I realized while watching you that I put too much time on my first wash (overwork). Then I get frustrated... the whole point for me is to relax, drink my coffee, lighten up, and not worry about perfection. Allow myself to make changes to the reference photo and make it my own.
I just received my Paul Reuben paints... going to have me some fun today! 😃 🖌🎨 ❤
Thanks for posting...so helpful to see the demo and hear your thought process.
So happy to hear 🙏🏼❤️ Thank you
I have your book! ❤ Thank you for another great vid! I live how this painting came together. When you added the shadow to the roof in the front, that was the thing that brought it all together for me. And the water - wow!!
Fantastic demo Liron. Than you.
View from the Uffizzi Gallery of the Ponte Vecchio! Bellissimo!
Yes!! I believe that was the one 😁🙏🏼
Brilliant! Just what I needed right now!
The view is from the Office museum. Gli Uffizi.
The bridge you are dessins is “Ponte Vecchio”, only jewelry shops on it.
This is not only educational but incredibly inspiring and motivating! I just started watercolor in December. Thank you so much. I plan to get your book.
Thanks Liron! I am literally doing a thumbnail of a city scene that has too much detail. Trying to figure out what I should keep and suggest. Very timely.
Happy for the great timing! 😊🙏🏼
That's a great perspective Liron Bro ❤
I have been drawing for years and am very proficient. I love detail and can spend hours on a drawing. The trouble for me is painting !
I can’t get loose as I look at the detail too much . I love watercolours but am always disappointed with the results, ,like something is missing . When I use the pencil medium , like pencil pastels etc, I feel like I have accomplished something in my work.
So last night I did a charcoal sketch of a coffee bar, there was a lot of lights and darks and lots of details in the photos. However I just did an hour sketch, really scruffy type of drawing with just a few lines here and there to show the coffee machine, ups etc.
Was surprised how well it read ! Hardly any detail in the charcoal drawing , just the highlights here and there in the coffee cups etc.
I want to try and use this sketch and try a watercolour version of it. Might be difficult with all the highlights so might have to use some opaque white.
Wish I could do the loose works in watercolours like Zbukvic etc!
Thanks for the uploads ❤
Thank you for your videos, I love them. They are original, simple, nice, loose... I am surprised with that white pencil you use at the end, what is it? It can be a solution for the white pen that always dry. Greatings from Madrid!!!
love this approach
There is so much beauty in the simplicity
Im a watercolor painter too.... But the thing that bothers me is that, how you pros choose color for your painting? 🤔....... But this one is also a great painting.... Iam really a fan of your paintings
Wonderful
Question, I sometimes wander when you comment ‘I need to warm this up a bit’ or something similar. What are you thinking…’make this recede/come forward’?
He means warm up with colour. Think of your warm colours or look up a chart as to what warm and cool colours are. Hope this helps.
Not necessarily about bringing forward or sending backwards.
But rather - it looks off color wise (:
Though sometimes it will be like you mention - to enhance the feeling of depth
Sorry I answered the question for you Liron that was just a spontaneous moment! Im going to stop posting comments. I can sometimes post a comment where I wonder if I've said it correctly. I'll just watch you in future!!
@@janinewilson8647 No worries at all!! I really appreciate it actually 🙏😊
Feel free to comment, answer and start conversations in the comments as much as you want!! 😁 I encourage it fully!
@@LironYan thanks Liron you've put my mind at ease saying this.. 😊
Dank u,zijn uw boeken in de Nederlandse taal geschreven?
Thank you! 😊🙏🏼 Only English, Spanish and Russian for now
Does anyone know about that white highlight pencil? I dont like gel pens for highlights or at least i dont think the end result will be the same...
I have pretty much settled on using mostly gouache for these now, unless it’s a really thin pattern of lines.
As for the pencils, they are Faber-Castell Pitt Pastel pencils. The neutral white is numbered 1122 - 101. The warm one is 1122 - 103. Hope that helps 😊🙏🏼 Thank you for watching
@@LironYan thank you for the answer!
Also, watching your videos has really changed the way I paint. Because of you that I fell in love with watercolour and I can never thank you enough for that
Nice! What kind of pencil are you using at the end?
It is the mess at the beggining what scares me😅
Looks like a Faber Castell Pitt Pastel pencil in white or light grey
@@litylu Thank you!