Do you PLAN before you paint! : Value Studies #1

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@paulah317 Год назад

Planning is so important. I do thumbnails for some paintings and and it helpful. I should do more of them and be consistent! I'll also turn my reference photo to black and white and that helps as well. Thanks for the reminder to plan, plan, plan!

@brendatrujillo2666 Год назад

VERY helpful! Thank you for this tutorial!!

@sanctityjohnson289 Год назад

Planning is the most difficult part of the pre painting process. I really appreciate this video. Thank you for sharing an important step in the process that is hardest for me to figure out 🙏

@deborahrech7429 Год назад

Great teaching video. Thank you for a well organized and clear step-by-step approach to planning a painting. This is timely for me as I have been feeling a bit intimidated about starting a new painting after not painting for quite a while.

@RickSurowiczWatercolor Год назад

Wonderful!

@chloemaxwell2628 Год назад

Very interesting. I wish I wasn't too lazy to do this!

@maggiecarter3432 Год назад

I loved seeing how different it could be given the different values in each sketch - thank you. I'm going to do more of that.

@RickSurowiczWatercolor Год назад

Glad it was helpful!

@rebeccakuzy903 Год назад

Thank you for an excellent tutorial on the importance of planning

@RickSurowiczWatercolor Год назад

Thanks Becky!

@SuperExadidas Год назад

Hello Rick, thanks for all the tips we have learned from your demo through the years. Can you please consider to teach on how to prolong the wetness of wash....on a larger dimension size of paper.

@RainbowObsidian777 Год назад

Thank you for doing this video to share. I have found value in it and appreciate your time and teachings. Have a wonderful weekend.

@RickSurowiczWatercolor Год назад

I'm glad you found it helpful!

@normanmerrill1241 11 месяцев назад

Thanks

@stephengaul8579 Год назад

Thanks Rick. Your video was a wonderful way for getting started. My most successful watercolors were carefully planned. I often started with a plein air sketch, followed by a value study. The value study was used to help with composition. I send a lot of time practicing various parts of the painting, such as trees or rocks, before starting. I also may stop the painting to workout problem areas.

@RickSurowiczWatercolor Год назад

I'm glad you liked this! It sounds like you do a fair bit of planning.