Making everything YELLOW - Watercolor Painting Process

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@tatyannafrancis9935 2 года назад

I paint little fantasy creatures (mushroom gnomes and the like) and I really enjoy doing a yellow ochre wash under my paintings because like you said, it gives it a worn, aged look. I think it would be cool to see a painting with a sap green under painting and lots of reds/burgundies in the finished painting. I’m a sucker for that sort of colour scheme, and doing it in this way could be so cool!

@ziamukherjee171 2 года назад

I really love this layering process! I just got into adding in an under painting and its been really helpful! My color palletes make more sense and I also really like the "worn out" look.

@ryebread5202 2 года назад

I love this effect. The mauve muted purple tones that emerged and the warm tones contrast with the cools really make me feel something here. I think it would be really cool to do a green underpainting. I recently did a green under painting in some of my concept art doodles in my skech book and it was really fun and gave off a some nature vibes. It kind of let the subject hide in its environment. I also did a marker sketch with a random limited pallet and the under blocking was this beautiful pastel minty green and it was so surprising to me how well the yellow and red/browns layered over it and brought in dimension.

@jademoonchild 2 года назад

omg i didn’t even start the video and I’m absolutely in love right away!!! 🖤🥺🌈🐝

@xoonaniart 2 года назад

Really love this painting! So much deepness in this motif… im feeling it. So good. And it’s interesting how you layer in the different colors… thank you for sharing! Xoonani

@stephaniewatts9432 2 года назад

I love using warm pinks and corals for my underpaintings. They bring life and luminosity to my work.

@Mass1951 2 года назад

Indanthrone blue is my favorite blue! I like it by itself and mixing with warm yellows and greens. It has this ocean-y quality that I think is really lovely.

@CreativePhenomenonArt 2 года назад

😱 OMG 😱 just saw you were the featured artist for Scrawlrbox 🎉🎉🎉🎉 congrats 🎊 I love your art and am so happy for all of your success. 💕

@vincentmancini6279 2 года назад

Thank you. This was so inspiring for me.

@Anjalifinearts 2 года назад

This is absolutely stunning and so beautiful technique enjoyed watching the whole process of this beautiful creativity! Thank you for sharing it!

@thomasblack-slytherin2886 2 года назад

I had a really low day today, and I really enjoyed watching this. It helped me calm down a bit. I like the really warm areas of light and the plants growing out of the shadows.

@spursstarwarssupernova 2 года назад

I hope you’re doing better today love ❤️

@mariateresa5380 2 года назад

I love that in your pallete no matters that pans are "dirty" from other colors. Your style, on the contrary, thanks your colors are always so surprising.

@mishiii1931 2 года назад

I've been having a lot difficulties in loosening up with my brush strokes... But this definitely came in as a new perspective....

@fuzzydragons 2 года назад

i've used under paintings with coloured pencils, lay down a watercolour layer and it does help a lot, and also tends to make you feel like you are being faster than you are with the pencils since there is less white space lol

@nicolemerrill6898 2 года назад

I love your videos so much, I can't tell you how much I've learned from you and how much I love your style. Have you ever considered writing a book? I get awful migraines that keep me from screens and RU-vid, and I miss seeing your content all the time!

@simonettahelena986 2 года назад

Gorgeous!

@Foolish_huan 2 года назад

I always start with a loose underpaitnint because it helps me just start painting and not worry too much about specifics in the beginning. But I haven’t tried working without a reference, it’s a bold move but I’m willing to give it a try after seeing you try it out

@andjarinkgustilasessio 2 года назад

I really love your art style❤️

@craftycrandall 2 года назад

Wow this came out so well! The yellow warm layer shows through just right. Thank you for the suggestions for loosening up! I would love to see this concept re-approached with a purple underlayer and a warmer over layer.

@paulawilliams9645 2 года назад

It is lovely to see your work in this month's scrawlrbox. Beautiful painting thank you

@lifeismusicparnadonkers 2 года назад

Hello arlee bean. I don,t know what to draw and paint. I love you,re paintings they are super fantastic. I wish i could paint like you. I wanna start painting next mount. Love all you,re video,s. Big fan👋🏾👍🏽😁

@PinkWytchBytch 2 года назад

Ok here me out: try a nice bright but paler skin tone plus pastel pink and minty green. It gives off this faerie vibe that I love to use for making a character seem just a tad ethereal

@marykirkland82 2 года назад

i love underpaintings! i use them for everything, i've even like to lay down a base layer for alcohol marker drawings

@Finkeldinken 2 года назад

Beautiful! I'd love to see you tackle secondary colours for underpainting, and it's really interesting to see how you work with vs without reference.

@CreativePhenomenonArt 2 года назад

This technique was very satisfying to watch. I can understand why you decided to continue through the painting

@lovismoss7181 2 года назад

Great art! As an Idea for another underpinning, what about a more granulating Color to have texture to build upon? I personally love the soft greys you can get with any orange-reddish Color mixed with more granulating ultramarines, but even earth tones like roman szmals caput mortum should be great for a earthy granulating approach

@crowquillgal1016 2 года назад

Do granulating colors lift more easily though? I get a lotta murky when mine go down first…

@lovismoss7181 2 года назад

@@crowquillgal1016 I tend to work in very light washes so it worked on cotton paper, at least for me

@AndreeaEremiaArt 2 года назад

Your videos are so amazing as always. Good job dear friend as always ❤

@persnook 2 года назад

Love this piece

@olciaxxxdd 2 года назад

Recently I saw someone use light grayish purple underlayer and then applied dark orange skintone. I wondered how it affects the image. I never tried it actually.

@crowquillgal1016 2 года назад

This is lovely- does the hp lift as you paint so wet??? I don’t try hp often due to that concern. You are so freaking inspiring!!!