HOW TO PAINT LIKE J.M.W. TURNER WITH CIRCLE LINE | CANVAS

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The Circle Line Arts School teaches you step by step how to paint like you favourite artists. In this video we focus on the beautiful watercolour by JMW Turner who is well known for his colourful landscapes.
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@arundel6640 5 лет назад

Dude why don't you do another painting of jmw turner's art?? Think you'll be brilliant of explaining how to do it

@xinawalsh4294 4 месяца назад

I just discovered this watercolor you did. It is so beautiful. I hope that you will do some more watercolor tutorials for us at some point in the future. Thank you so much!

@luckyman1071 2 года назад

Champion!

@zeppy13131 6 лет назад

This is just wonderful! With the addition of a few fine lines representing the masts of the boat, the whole picture comes to life. It's a perfect demonstration of the perceptual "tipping point" between abstraction and impressionism. Thank you!

@nokumbaya 7 лет назад

Fantastic! The whole world in a few brush strokes...

@CodCats 3 года назад

As someone who is ignorant to art, it amazes me how the painting comes to life from nothing almost instantaneously.

@herenow2895 5 лет назад

Thank you for showing how to paint like this. Very interesting.

@tedmartin83 4 года назад

Very informative, thank you.

@adamyahia8063 8 месяцев назад

4 big guys inside of me😩😩😩

@arundel6640 5 лет назад

Why don't you do another turner picture. Or do an constable picture!!!

@AudiobookLibrary24-7 6 лет назад

Well done. A good demonstration of technique.

@evanescapades2513 7 месяцев назад

So beautiful.. thank you!!!!

@cavanrouse8428 4 года назад

Thanks for showing. very clear and inspiring...

@kayleenserene1058 Год назад

🕊💕

@paintwithpa8694 4 года назад

Turner used white gouache and any other opaque color he wanted. The prohibition on using white came about last century.

@devinmichaelroberts9954 4 года назад

yes its infuriating that so many modern watercolorists are all painting in the same boring style now. Basically everyone has copied castagnet and a few other guys, and every watercolor magazine promotes that same splashy showy style. Its hard to tell who is who because they all look the same for the most part. In reality for centuries watercolor was a mix of gouache like paints and transparent paints. Only recently did they seperate completely. Its rather frustrating that these "purists" dont even know their history.

@adorablegodzilla5628 3 года назад

I was kind of shocked to see gouache listed with several of Turner's watercolours when I was at the Tate. It made me rethink watercolour.

@marymary5494 4 года назад

👌 Thank you

@annahope7003 3 года назад

How not to paint like Turner. Teach them how to find themselves and paint like themselves. In the beginning, it is good to copy to learn compositions and colors mixing. You need to be yourself. That is priceless.

@zvonimirtosic6171 7 лет назад

Your second pass with greyish paint is way too strong and it ruins the whole Romanticist approach. Turner never painted like that on location, and he would definitely not use the brush to draw ships, masts or the architecture - God forbid! He used pen, dipped in diluted watercolour paint, which gave his lines much more lively and precise shape. He would only sketch with pencil during the day, and in the evening, in his room, he would create a few quick colour sketches from memory, based on pencil outlines, using only basic three or four colours and pen outlines. And yes, he would use white opulently in his work and in his sketches, but that was done in a very unique way, that today's watercolourists have no clue about. However, large part of his technique is dependant on paper and paint he used, both of which are radically different today. Without those, it is impossible to paint like Turner, or like any watercolourist from the Golden Age.

@AudiobookLibrary24-7 6 лет назад

Where can I watch your demonstrations?

@acedrumminman 5 лет назад

Somebody read a Turner book....Turner had NO process etched in stone...it was all feel.

@cavanrouse8428 4 года назад

Jessi Belle agree

@cavanrouse8428 4 года назад

Jessi Belle Agree '

@zvonimirtosic6171 4 года назад

@@acedrumminman When you examine several thousands of his sketches and works, you see the man known as JMW Turner knew exactly what he was doing; he was fast, precise and used all Romanticist techniques. If you wish, I can demonstrate accurately Turner's watercolour work, any subject you wish, because Romanticist techniques are my speciality.