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LOOSE watercolour painting tutorial beginner 

Tom Shepherd Art
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How can we loosen up our watercolour painting?
So many people are chasing this, and understandably so, but first we need to pin down what it means. For me it is a watercolour with that more painterly feeling born out of brush marks and patches of paint which unite to give the impression of our subject.
Whilst painting more freely and loosely seems to come with time, practice and confidence, it is also largely born out of how we look at and analyse our subject, and in turn how we interpret that into our painting.
It is this which I talk about in this video; and for me it is about learning to see our subject has having one large shape which anchors the painting and brings it together, maybe a few medium size shapes too. These simple larger shapes hold the piece together and give us the freedom to loosen up elsewhere and really throw the paint around.
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0:00 Intro
0:19 Episode Intro
3:32 Thank you
4:44 Theory
9:09 Free Demo Invite
10:04 Practical Application - Painting
15:14 Summary
18:35 Outro
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This easy to understand painting tutorial is designed for watercolorists of any ability or experience level. I try to cover some basic watercolour theory that applies to all subjects, as well as some bird specific tricks & tips to help you improve and progress your own watercolour paintings. I try to use a simple approach these watercolours as we are looking for great results but with freshness and excitement to the way we use the paint. These painting tutorials are designed mostly for watercolorists, with a mixture of theory as well as some how to painting guides. We cover lots of foundational principles to help students progress their painting.

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@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
FREE ZOOM DEMO signup: www.tomshepherdart.com/watercolour-masterclass-series Full length, real-time version of the painting: www.patreon.com/posts/flying-quetzal-62589587 _______________________________________________ Rachel's Studio Watercolour Channel & Video: ru-vid.com/show-UC3b8RIuZn-2C7S2t-Q7YaoA ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pt4NZJFs8vA.html&lc=UgzH0JHjQIeiWblAPI54AaABAg.9Yd3680jl879YkdNwYhygO ________________________________________________ Join me for the Watercolour MASTERCLASS series: www.tomshepherdart.com/watercolour-masterclass-series See what's coming with the Online Watercolour SCHOOL: www.tomshepherdart.com/online-watercolour-school
@ScottFree45
@ScottFree45 Год назад
Will parts of our paintings magically paint themselves too or did you miss a bit?
@mijolobo
@mijolobo 2 месяца назад
The Resplendent Guatemalan Quetzal! My aunt has recently requested my take on this bird for her in a watercolor painting. You made this very powerful. Wonderful job Tom!
@marionwigzell7334
@marionwigzell7334 2 года назад
Your explanation about identifying the “big shapes” was so helpful Tom. It is all in the “seeing” and how to “see” like an artist. It makes so much sense. Love your painting of this stunning bird. Thanks Tom (-: Marion 🦜
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Hi Marion, so, so pleased it made sense and that you got it. I agree, really think learning to look, see and thinking differently is the key!!
@rjsongwriter
@rjsongwriter 2 года назад
Nice demo! You have become my "Go-to" RU-vid watercolor instruction source. Your enthusiasm comes through and that is important to me. I feel you strike a good balance between theory and practice. Keep up the good work!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Wow, thank you so much for such a kind comment, I really appreciate the support and am so glad they help! Kind Regards, T
@simonenugent7874
@simonenugent7874 2 года назад
Such a thrilling and fun approach! This is a new concept to me: identifying large shapes to anchor the piece which allows you to splash about with the rest. Thank you very much for sharing. Love your work and your videos! ~Simone N
@stephaniegarrelts
@stephaniegarrelts Год назад
The most helpful video on painting looser!
@caseystorm4999
@caseystorm4999 2 года назад
Your tutorials started my watercolour journey last summer when i was in a tough place and ive not looked back. Honestly changed my life for the better improving my mental wellbeing and giving me purpose. I also see the world around me differently. Thankyou so very much Tom. Another excellent tutorial 🙏👍🎨
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
It really is amazing to hear this, thank you for sharing!! From my own experiences, and through teaching others, the link between creativity/painting and positive affects on mental health is huge!... I used to host a local community radio show and the station manager was very deep into Quantum biology and also brain science, fascinating guy, and he often spoke how from a biological point of view, in relation to our brain chemistry, we have evolved for creativity and time spent creating to be a vital part of our weekly life, if not actually daily life if possible... It certainly gives me a real purpose, a way to look at the world, express my self and interact with the world; and a stronger sense of who I am as a person...without painting (plus playing a bit of music), I would be completely lost! So in short, I hear you on what a powerful thing it is to have in our lifes...and what an amazing thing it is! ...and so glad to hear you have found it and that it has helped you so much. Here's to a creative life in whatever form that takes for us!!:)
@caseystorm4999
@caseystorm4999 2 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist thankyou Tom. You opened that door for me and ill always appreciate it 👍🎨
@peterplantec7911
@peterplantec7911 3 месяца назад
Nice work, Tom. Hou’ve got me thinking in new ways.
@Lily-2019
@Lily-2019 2 года назад
💥Paul Clark sent me here and I'm so very grateful !! I like to use my imagination when I paint. I like to paint a little bit abstract, a little bit real, a little bit loose, and a little bit EVERYTHING ... (all without having my painting turn into a hot mess!!) hahahaha And you have proved that it CAN BE DONE❗ 💕 I'm SO glad I'm here. 🤗
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Haha yes, I can fully relate to that!!:) i love letting a painting evolve away from the reference, using imagination, abstract versus real...it’s fun!!! Thank you for a lovely comment and so glad you’re joining me over here:)
@charleysketches
@charleysketches 2 года назад
this is so incredible! It is super inspiring to smaller youtubers, like myself who shamelessly wants to get better at art and share it with the world, seeing you create something so beautiful is so motivating, very much enjoyed!! :) I am definitely going to try loose water colour painting soon!
@barbaramilbradt2188
@barbaramilbradt2188 2 года назад
I learned plenty here!! Thank you!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Great to hear! Thank you. T
@lucasmyint8140
@lucasmyint8140 Год назад
I like your style of water colour painting. Very useful explaination too. Thanks a lot.
@MsTrader1234
@MsTrader1234 Год назад
oh man I wish I could be less controlling when painting, I love watching you paint looks so relaxing
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Oh yeah, I’ve silent years trying to be less controlled...who’d have thought it is so hard to just let go!!! Thank you :)
@RachelShadoan
@RachelShadoan 10 месяцев назад
This was so helpful, thank you for sharing!
@eleanorivins7595
@eleanorivins7595 Год назад
Awesome information! Thank you!🙂
@OneTrueWord1988
@OneTrueWord1988 2 года назад
Excellent instruction! Thank you so much. New sub. 💐
@janetlynn3528
@janetlynn3528 2 года назад
Thanks for another encouraging and insightful tutorial. I started watercolour painting in 2020, and I am really enjoying it-love your videos and am inspired to go a little less controlled and break loose-pun intended ;) . Just love your paintings! Thanks for breaking down the theory and then showing how it applies.
@rottahern
@rottahern 2 года назад
Lovely Tom ! I can’t wait to keep painting all your tutorials 💞
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much!!!:)
@partialartsblackbelt8384
@partialartsblackbelt8384 2 года назад
What a great explanation. Thank you! That really helped me to understand.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh, that's great...so pleased to hear this:) Thank you. T
@liaclark2393
@liaclark2393 6 месяцев назад
love your work thank you for sharing
@sue6002
@sue6002 2 года назад
Another wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much Tom. 👩🏻‍🎨 Glad you’re back in RU-vid and sharing your talent. 🙏🏽🌞
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much Sue, nice to be back! T
@t2terri
@t2terri 2 года назад
Great explanation. Thank you for you dedication of teaching us!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much!!:)
@wendychampness1901
@wendychampness1901 2 года назад
Great to see you back on RU-vid ❣️
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh, thanks so much Wendy!:)
@jeannettemulheisen2567
@jeannettemulheisen2567 Год назад
Love your videos and style!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thank you so much!!:) T
@amethystskeels3788
@amethystskeels3788 9 месяцев назад
Glad i found your channel! Love this work and im very excited to start loose painting :) currently im doing a splattered paint forest on a small quarter circle, like those pictures with giant objects sticking up from the planet and then loose sketching in ink the outer shapes, i think it will be fun!😊
@MsRudieAnn
@MsRudieAnn 2 года назад
This is wonderful teaching
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much, Rudy! T
@chantelmcskimming6633
@chantelmcskimming6633 2 года назад
Tom!! In a word: Brilliant!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
ahhh, thanks so much, Chantel!!:) T
@rebeccawong1
@rebeccawong1 2 года назад
This bird … OMG. Thank you God, thank you Tom🙏🏻
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Haha thanks Rebecca!!! I looove your enthusiasm!!☺️🙌🏼
@nlmelch
@nlmelch 2 года назад
What a great tutorial. Your paintings are amazing! This is how I wish I could paint. Thank you.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
h, thank you so much! Stick at it, you'll get there!!:) T
@michellevillarreal9946
@michellevillarreal9946 2 года назад
Your videos have helped me so much. The way you explain ideas, theories, methods and techniques have made the most sense to my mind. Thank you for your talent, time and knowledge😊
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Hi Michelle, I am so pleased to hear this! Really makes my day (and beyond!) So glad thye help and make sense. Thank you so much for your support. T
@suzannedalton7510
@suzannedalton7510 2 года назад
Love your videos and your style. The videos are so informative . Thx for sharing your talent.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
So glad you like the and find them useful. I appreciate the support! T
@leonietrevor3801
@leonietrevor3801 Год назад
Fantastic!
@inger_musicart5620
@inger_musicart5620 2 года назад
Just found you and really enjoyed this tutorial. Looking forward to explore what you have posted earlier and to see new content coming. Have a feeling that you will teach me new things 😊 Thanks
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ah, thanks for joining me...I hope you enjoy the videos, past and future, and find them useful! Regards, T
@wandaeades7274
@wandaeades7274 2 года назад
Love your style!!!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much! T
@reneemizgala4204
@reneemizgala4204 2 года назад
Thank you for this demo, it has made me realize I need to be bolder with my brush and let those dark shapes paint themselves!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
My pleasure...Great way to explain the dark shapes! I’ll probably steal that saying at some point! T
@charmainecarr1816
@charmainecarr1816 7 месяцев назад
Truly beautiful ❤
@charlesmckinney
@charlesmckinney 2 года назад
Love this one! Bird is perfect. Background is perfect. Yep. Great work. Wish I could do that.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh thanks so much Chuck!!! It will come :) T
@amandad3595
@amandad3595 2 года назад
thank you for really recognizing and addressing this topic so well. you have helped me become a better painter. thank you!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
My pleasure, I am so pleased to hear this!!:)
@leuvaart4982
@leuvaart4982 2 года назад
Wonderful painting and valuable information!! Thank you so very much
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much, so pleased it was useful! T
@jilld8787
@jilld8787 2 года назад
Thank you immensely for sharing and demonstrating your art skills. Your ability to convey concepts is helpful and inspiring. Your voice is also pleasant which adds to the overall joy of learning from this channel. 😎🎉👍👍
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Hi Jill, so pleased you enjoyed the video and found it useful. I really appreciate the kind words and support! Kind Regards, T
@paint_me_blue-art_watercolors
@paint_me_blue-art_watercolors 2 года назад
Thank you for this video, I love your work, beeing myself beginer in watercolors I find it very useful.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much!!! So glad you found it useful!!:)
@sohrabtajadin3402
@sohrabtajadin3402 2 года назад
Thank you Tom!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks Sohrab! Hope you are well :) T
@D.C._Nowak
@D.C._Nowak 2 года назад
Love your stuff it’s taught me not to be afraid to not to just paint! Thanks for the videos keep them coming. 🙂
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh great, that’s probably the best takeaway from any video!!;)
@D.C._Nowak
@D.C._Nowak 2 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist painted my first 18”x24” the other day after watching this one. I sold it the next morning.
@ruthherring6035
@ruthherring6035 2 года назад
Love it!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks Ruth!!:)
@katherinelove7358
@katherinelove7358 2 года назад
I recently discovered Rachel and from her, you. So excited to find you both. Thanks for this lesson. It was really helpful.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh great, thanks for joining us! So pleased you’re liking the videos!!
@Diego_SanCA
@Diego_SanCA 9 месяцев назад
Very cool!
@aristidesgomes2811
@aristidesgomes2811 Год назад
Great!
@VitasArtworks
@VitasArtworks 2 года назад
very nice video ^_^ love your paintings ^_^
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much!!:)
@dierkkoenig
@dierkkoenig 2 года назад
great style!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you!!
@rachelsstudiodotcom
@rachelsstudiodotcom 2 года назад
Oooooooh thank you so much for mentioning me!!! I love your content!
@rachelsstudiodotcom
@rachelsstudiodotcom 2 года назад
PS I talk about your channel again in today's video that will drop at 10 Eastern at about minute 14:50. I seriously am so ga-ga over this bit of knowledge and am so thankful for you sharing it. I really think it will change my painting in a big way!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Of course!!! Yours too...great videos. :)
@necrea
@necrea 2 года назад
woow🤩 I REALLY M starting to think of you as a 'Bob' but for watercolor.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you!!...ha, as in Bob Ross?? T
@melanieopperman6688
@melanieopperman6688 2 года назад
Hi Tom, the minute I saw the reference photo, I could see how the movement would suit your style of painting. So that is a bonus takeaway for me - choosing a photo that suits your style. Thank you for showing which sections to keep detailed accurate shapes and which sections can be more expressive - I still need to grow and be brave in this. I'm keen to join the workshop I might just have trouble with zoom - is it only available live or will it be available to watch later? I'm a bit nervous of hitting a wrong button an everyone is like, where did Tom go and who is this?
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ha, I agree, I knew as soon as I saw the photo it would be painted soon!!;)....it's a great topic actually, choosing a reference photo. I'll make a video on my thoughts and experiences on it soon.....the bravery will come iwth time, I am still trying to push myself to be more brave!!:) Each session in Workshops can be watched after for 14 days (you can also purchase them to won if really wanted)...haha don't quote me (might be famous last words) but I m fairly certain it's very hard to make anything happen on Zoom that's unwanted (unless you are the host!!)....Im pretty sure you can't accidentally put all the attention on your video and suddenly you have to provide a painting demo because you've deleted me (haha!)
@melanieopperman6688
@melanieopperman6688 2 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist That's wonderful news, keen to hear about choosing a good reference. And... although I'm still on the soft pastels detour I think I need to clear some space on my phone so that I can load Zoom - and practice using it so that I can sign up and enjoy the class without stressing about technology- it helps that it will be available afterwards. I really don't want to miss this. You are very kind to offer the free workshop when you are showing so much on RU-vid already. Thank you
@raggedymania
@raggedymania 2 года назад
I'm brand new to watercolour and I love how your videos simplify what I felt was a very complicated medium. I have two questions: 1) 100% cotton paper is so darn pricey, I was wondering what's the difference between that and the cheaper cellulose paper, and whether that would frustrate a newbie 2) do you paint on an easel or flat on the table? Thank you for the great work you've done!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Hi ya Monica, so pleased you are finding the videos useful!!! It varies greatly across brands. You’ll find cotton paper generally stays wet a little longer, and can be more forgiving, the overall quality and feel is a touch higher in most cases, and generally a better experience Whilst I do feel cotton paper is worth the extra price, there are still some great wood pulp papers though...I regularly use Winsor and Newton classic range of pads and sheets. In my opinion they’re comparable to some cotton papers - you won’t get frustrated ... Just stay away from the really cheap stuff. It’s simply not worth your time and money... And whilst your learning, finding a balance of a good paper, that also doesn’t break the bank is key (you’ll get through lots of it, and not always successful paintings, which is normal!!:) For me, Winsor and Newton classic does that...but give a freer ands a go :)
@kimberlyjeffers1623
@kimberlyjeffers1623 2 года назад
Thank you for this demo. I learnt a lot. This is how I’d like to paint. Going in with the details doesn’t seem to be compatible with me! I’ll try the big shapes tho, I think this an element that I’ve been missing. Thanks for this, will take a look at the demo.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
So glad you learnt plenty...it can be a way of thinking that works for a lot of people! Let me know how you get on. Kind regards, T
@darciebooth1043
@darciebooth1043 2 года назад
I really liked this video. But the challenge for me is to pick the “right” large shape...Why that shape, and not e.g. the wings?
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Great question. I am generally squinting or blurring my eyes and looking for shapes that are a similar, or the same, tonal values. So on this one I saw the underside of the wing, the shadow on the body, neck and head as all one large shape, roughly the same tone...where as the back of the distant wing is very different tonal value form the underside of the other wing...to my eye they are separate shapes forma tonal point of view:)....turning a photo into monotone might really help...I hope that makes sense and helps. T
@vasconelson8136
@vasconelson8136 2 года назад
Thank you so much for making such a great video tom really helpfull. Im currently studying in watercolor technique but on digital, so the question is if i watch traditional watercolor tutorial can i also apply that on digital as well, even though the watercolor brushes in digital work completely different?
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much! Yes, absolutely it can apply...the technique to do so of course different, but the principal of using one or two large shapes to hold a piece together would apply to any medium, physical or digital, and any subject!!:)
@annesaur7025
@annesaur7025 11 месяцев назад
Plötzlich mitten im Bild???
@gailfahey8863
@gailfahey8863 2 года назад
I got 404 'page not found' when I tried to follow the link to the zoom classes...
@gailfahey8863
@gailfahey8863 2 года назад
and the patreon one. I guess it's my end...
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you, I’ll sort that now :) T
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