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The REAL SECRET to watercolour painting is explained and simplified in this easy to understand tutorial. The key is really focusing on paint consistency of the paint and the dryness of the paper.
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This watercolour painting technique is as accessible for beginners as it is to advanced painters.
If you're looking to advance your watercolor painting; or you find yourself asking the question, "How do I Improve my Watercolors?", my hope is this will really help you out!!:)
And I hope with the whiteboard approach, and examples, that this can be watercolour painting theory made SIMPLE.
So much of watercolour painting can be made easy when we really evaluate paint consistency and the stages of drying on our paper. This is where the Watercolour Clock comes in.
Created by Joseph Zbukvic:
www.josephzbukvic.com/
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This approach is a watercolour technique for beginners, right through to more advanced watercolourists. Constantly going back to this to relearn, and reapply will do nothing but good for my own watercolour painting.
I do honestly believe that if you can wrap your head around this single most important thing in watercolour (or as I say, the two most important things in watercolour), you will improve your own paintings very quickly!
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Previous Episodes:
1) Basic Terms - • IMPROVING with WATERCO...
2) Colour vs Tone - • Ep.2 WATERCOLOR Painti...
3) Tonal Values (Part 1) • Ep.3 WATERCOLOR painti...
4) Tonal Values (Part 2) • Ep. 4 Improve your Wat...
5) Tonal Values (Part 3) • Ep. 5 Improve your Wat...
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@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
*Is there a topic you'd like me to cover!?* Answers below :) Previous Episodes: 1) Basic Terms - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4icHxwdzQYQ.html 2) Colour vs Tone - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qnVjTLxivQI.html 3) Tonal Values (Part 1) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OE6itosi2Hw.html 4) Tonal Values (Part 2) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9A8s21LOpuA.html 5) Tonal Values (Part 3) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y9h1qXH30Vs.html
@nigelarjoon3062
@nigelarjoon3062 3 года назад
I'd love for some landscape tutorials and tips! Thank you!
@finnjavier8509
@finnjavier8509 2 года назад
sorry to be offtopic but does someone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I love any assistance you can give me
@azariahivan3939
@azariahivan3939 2 года назад
@Finn Javier instablaster :)
@finnjavier8509
@finnjavier8509 2 года назад
@Azariah Ivan Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site thru google and im in the hacking process atm. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@finnjavier8509
@finnjavier8509 2 года назад
@Azariah Ivan It worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy:D Thank you so much, you really help me out :D
@morduadi6577
@morduadi6577 3 года назад
Best consistency video I have ever seen. And what a great painting.. so glad I found you
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Ahhh, thank you!! So glad it helps!!:) T
@sdubrau
@sdubrau 3 года назад
I was about to write exactly that!
@librenonlibre
@librenonlibre 2 года назад
The single most helpful tutorial I've seen yet on how to develop a painting in this medium. As a newbie to this glorious paint, I cannot thank you more for your clearly articulated demonstration...From one thankful new subscriber in the U.S.
@garymcguire8529
@garymcguire8529 3 года назад
You make it sound like a juggling act, which it is, with time and consistency. That is both part of the skill and the pleasure of getting it right sometimes.
@michelledavies-stuhmcke2003
@michelledavies-stuhmcke2003 11 месяцев назад
Amazing information and so very well explained. Wish someone had told me all this 4 months ago when I started painting in watercolour. Thank you Tom.
@gu-oai69
@gu-oai69 6 месяцев назад
Formidable - de très loin, la meilleure démonstration "aquarelliste" que j'aie pu visionner en ligne. Merci et bravo !
@gailewart9618
@gailewart9618 3 года назад
Thankyou for this invaluable info.You never stop learning in this this medium .Just when you think you’ve cracked it someone else shows there technique and your blown away it’s so frustrating but magical too. Your painting was beautiful.Keep em coming .🙂
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Absolutely...”frustrating but magical”, so Ed up watercolour painting perfectly 😅...thanks so much for support. T
@bls924
@bls924 2 года назад
At last a visual explanation of the clock! For a beginner so much easier to understand by seeing it. I have been searching for examples for quite a while, and yours is the first clear one I have found. Thank you for this useful, informative video!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
So glad it makes sense and you found it useful! Thank you
@glenda7921
@glenda7921 Год назад
Demonstration was SO helpful! Love to see a whole “don’t” video with exaggerated outcomes and bad results, how you got there and lessons learned
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thanks so much. Great idea for a video! T
@janetmcneill8645
@janetmcneill8645 3 года назад
I've been painting in watercolour for a long time and this is the first time I've seen this - it is a real eye opener - thank you Tom!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks Janet...it's such a useful thing (or two things) to constantly have in mind and I love this representation of it!:)...thank you...T
@sueharper1976
@sueharper1976 4 месяца назад
And, just seen the question about future topics, you may have covered this in the ensuing years, but I struggle MOST OF ALL with landscapes. I would love to do one for my husband whose favourite paintings are landscapes. He’s very generously complimentary when I present him with one, but it would be nice if I could do one we both like. I really love your loose style, but don’t paint a bit loose however hard I try. That’s because I don’t have the consistencies right. Thanks anyway. Take care, have a great day 👍🏼
@rayglez2303
@rayglez2303 2 года назад
I never see a vídeo like this. Excelente. Thanks
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much!:) T
@christineHoxsey
@christineHoxsey Год назад
Best explanation ever!!! Subscribed thanks so much!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 11 месяцев назад
Thank you so much...very kind!!
@otodidact6134
@otodidact6134 3 года назад
Such a great tutorial, thank you, glad I discovered you through Liron😎
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much! That’s great. Liron is a real inspiration...glad we could connect :)
@rhondacalabro867
@rhondacalabro867 Год назад
Brilliant artist. Thanks for sharing your expertise.
@Diego_SanCA
@Diego_SanCA Год назад
Another magical piece!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thanks so much!!!☺️🙌🏼
@Merryknees1
@Merryknees1 2 года назад
Thanks for a very valuable video it’s packed with great advice presented in a very clear way.
@jofowler2570
@jofowler2570 Год назад
Wow, what a great video. Such talent. Thanks for sharing. Can only help my beginnings with watercolour.
@ruthnash8486
@ruthnash8486 10 месяцев назад
This one is stunning very nice how you work the light and the paint
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 10 месяцев назад
Thanks, Ruth!:)
@_e.n.
@_e.n. 2 года назад
Brilliant Tom, thank you very much!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
My pleasure, thank you so much!:) T
@alonsoLujan
@alonsoLujan Год назад
Really really insightful. Thank you! Beautiful art work too!
@richardhodson721
@richardhodson721 3 года назад
Thanks for the advice, so it's like a seesaw, the dryer the surface the thinner the paint. Makes water colour much less of a mystery. ❤️🎨 Richard
@clarejohnson232
@clarejohnson232 Год назад
Really helpful! I started watercolour a couple of years ago .I seem to have steered to line and wash .I think maybe scared of loose watercolours! But watching this video and beautiful painting I think I may try loose painting.
@natlisan
@natlisan 3 года назад
Beautiful piece Tom! As a fellow watercolourist it's always interesting to see another artist's process! Our styles are quite different but I love how you capture the sense of motion with your loose brushwork!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Hiya Nathan, really appreciate the comment. Thank you. I am fascinated by the massively different approaches we all take as artists even though we’re essentially all using the same basic tools!! T
@yvonnereistad9031
@yvonnereistad9031 2 года назад
Remember you from art tutor great to have found you again excellent explaining thank you yvonne
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks so much Yvonne, glad you found me on here! T
@paul-oram
@paul-oram Год назад
Nice. Just watched the podcast about setting up a channel, came to the channel, subscribed. It worked! Thanks for the great video.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Haha thanks, Paul! Thanks for the support. T
@sincostanian
@sincostanian 2 года назад
Really nice video. I first heard the tea/coffee/milk analogy from the very talented artist Marc Taro Holmes. I've not seen the full clock though. Thanks for sharing!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you...it’s such a great to explain it, at least to my mind! T
@LoveBystroem
@LoveBystroem 3 года назад
This is gold worth
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you so much. T
@utopia5351
@utopia5351 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for this very helpful video 🙏🏽
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 5 месяцев назад
My pleasure...so glad it was useful! T
@johnguilf9697
@johnguilf9697 Год назад
God Tom you have a lovely home yes very good vids try copy a turner too see how it turns out be cool out
@leighanne5201
@leighanne5201 3 года назад
This is a really great visual to see the paint consistency. Thank you! Can you do a tip on how to relax enough to get into that creative side of the brain? and overcome blank paper paralysis, please.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you!!! Absolutely...great topic!!!!:)
@geetmalasarkar
@geetmalasarkar 2 года назад
Wow!
@jacintaferyn122
@jacintaferyn122 5 месяцев назад
BRILLIANT! I really enjoyed the clock theory. Is it possible to see your palette of colours in future videos? I would have loved to have seen it for the portrait. Thank you. I'll definitely be tuning in for more. About the best demonstration I've ever seen and your teaching graphics are A1. Good luck.
@matta6817
@matta6817 2 года назад
Wow the clock theory is gold !
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Glad you found it useful!!!:) T
@heinhtet2234
@heinhtet2234 3 года назад
Many useful informations in a video.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Great! Thank you :)
@shannon8315
@shannon8315 Год назад
Excellent!!! This made me subscribe. Thank you for this video.
@Janet_scribbles
@Janet_scribbles 2 года назад
Very helpful!
@lruffini
@lruffini 9 месяцев назад
Finally! Thank you for explaining this. I could never get my head around the the ratio of paint consistencies to how wet/dry the paper is.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 9 месяцев назад
So pleased that this helped!!:)
@annej.morgan1346
@annej.morgan1346 3 года назад
I would like to see a painting done in sections, as you were explaining to Donna C. and linking the washes to two areas... I think if I do smaller bits, it won't be so over whelming to me, and then i can advance to a whole wash to a paper>. Your genius! thanks for the video!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks Anne. It’s funny you mention that. I set out to tackle this one in sections so I’d be less overwhelmed but then got carried away and was committed! (Ha) I will definitely show one where I work in section at some point! Many thanks, T
@johnguilf9697
@johnguilf9697 Год назад
Very good Tom
@annetteschuetze
@annetteschuetze Год назад
Great. Thank you very much
@saileshramcharan3445
@saileshramcharan3445 2 года назад
What a brilliant tutorial. Extremely useful
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
So pleased, thank you! T
@TheVal1963
@TheVal1963 Год назад
Awesome teaching
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thank you!:)
@jilld8787
@jilld8787 2 года назад
Great explanation! 👍👍🥰
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you!!:) T
@vee35233
@vee35233 3 года назад
Wow, what an eye opener! This must be the best I have come across about wetness and paint consistency. Thank you, for newbies this is a very tricky path, but you have done a sterling job! Love, love, love your painting - absolutely gorgeous! Take care!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you so much!! Really appreciate that. It is a tricky pursuit but I do believe that paint consistency is the big one to get your head around :)
@toufiq4204
@toufiq4204 3 года назад
Wow this is amazing. Thank u so much.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
So pleased, thank you!!
@toninoantxoa
@toninoantxoa 4 месяца назад
Muy buenos consejos , gracias. ❤❤❤
@M0odyBlue
@M0odyBlue Год назад
Very clear instruction! Much appreciated. I wish I had known this when I first started painting. What a gorgeous painting! I love your style!
@barbaralibner7109
@barbaralibner7109 3 года назад
So incredibly helpful. Thank you!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Fantastic...thank you! T
@samuso86
@samuso86 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing! Really helpful :)
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
My pleasure! So glad it helped!!:)
@sueharper1976
@sueharper1976 4 месяца назад
Then I just watched this. The clock is a really good way of showing all the stages. You said something that really speaks to me: you still have to have a feel for it, and after 18 months I know that I don’t have that feel at all. BUT, you also said to practice, a lot, and even though I’ve done over 400(!) paintings in those 18 months, and pleased with maybe 50 of them. Still a good number I know, but to me it seems more good luck than management if you know what I mean. I don’t mean I want to manage the magic of watercolour - but I don’t create the environment for that to happen. Anyway, I’m all fired up and enthusiastic, so I’ll keep trying. Thanks for the videos. I’m loving them.
@kerriwegner1632
@kerriwegner1632 11 месяцев назад
This was awesome 🎉
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 11 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@daleshawn1910
@daleshawn1910 Год назад
Thank you so much!!!! My favorite watercolor video❤❤❤You have no idea how helpful this was to me.
@sarahbellenger437
@sarahbellenger437 2 года назад
loved this thanks!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you. Great to hear you enjoyed it! T
@jayantilal4772
@jayantilal4772 Месяц назад
Thank you sir.
@judyh3017
@judyh3017 3 года назад
Very informative! Thank you!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
So glad! Thank you :)
@roystapleton9333
@roystapleton9333 10 месяцев назад
Really good stuff thank you.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 10 месяцев назад
Thank you!
@artbymarcybouchard
@artbymarcybouchard Год назад
Very helpful
@valerieh.708
@valerieh.708 3 года назад
OMG! So useful! Please cover Splatter composition.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you!! Good subject!!:)
@valerieh.708
@valerieh.708 3 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist Also a year long development plan. I tend to jump from one subject or technique to another with no sense of one thing building on another, other than the fact that I learn random lessons.
@JAsisterti
@JAsisterti 2 года назад
just a fab explanation, Tom.. I find you say. things in a way that's complete, some teachers forget, I think, what i's like to be a beginner, and you remember to address all the questions that might not even be articulated. :)
@eldeval1
@eldeval1 5 месяцев назад
Just perfect explanation about consistency! Thank you so much!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 5 месяцев назад
Thank you so much! So pleased it made sense!!
@wendydashwood7879
@wendydashwood7879 3 года назад
I never knew this and will be a total game changer for me!! Can't wait to give it a try. Thank you!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Great! It’s such a useful way to think about things...and once it’s in there, you should find you naturally start to think about it all the time (in a good way!!;) T
@lyndamitton4496
@lyndamitton4496 Год назад
Absolutely Incredible, I am a real beginner, but work gives me the incentive to ‘try everything and practice’ !
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thanks so much! Great attitude...keep painting and it will all come!!!:)
@susancook1617
@susancook1617 3 года назад
Thank you Tom for this helpful advice, great video and lovely painting
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
So pleased it was helpful! Thank you for supportive comments :) T
@Bev4Drawing
@Bev4Drawing 3 года назад
I love this! This will definitely help me with figuring out what consistency my paint needs to be at for the desired effect. Great video!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much, hope it helps!!:)
@andrewfrost8866
@andrewfrost8866 3 года назад
This is incredibly helpful and informative, thank you - just subscribed.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
thanks so much Andrew. Really glad it helps and thank you for the support! T
@johnytwo
@johnytwo 3 года назад
excellent explanation
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you :) T
@colourwithsharmi1995
@colourwithsharmi1995 3 года назад
love your style of painting💗... subscribed...
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much!!:) T
@joansmith5010
@joansmith5010 2 года назад
That was the best information I’ve heard as yet. Thankyou so much.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
So pleased it was useful, thank you! T
@sjommillera2109
@sjommillera2109 2 года назад
Thanks for such great information! You have identified so much in a very simple way that I have not understood previously. I sure appreciate your videos!!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
This is so lovely to hear. I am so pleased it makes sense and helps. Thank you :) T
@jeannegow2144
@jeannegow2144 2 года назад
Wow!!! Love this lesson on consistencies!!! The watercolour clock!!!❤️ fantastic
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you! So pleased you enjoyed and found it useful:) T
@jackieojeda6101
@jackieojeda6101 2 года назад
This has to be one of my favorite paintings so far, absolutely 💯 lovely!!👍👍👏👋🤗
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahhh thank you so much!!:) T
@Zoomfreaky
@Zoomfreaky 3 года назад
Ok, that was really clear and fun. Wow! Well done. Not the easiest subject when it comes to watercolor, but you explained it marvelously well! Thanks! Now I am going to binge watch the rest of your video’s. Love the way you use intense and saturated colors. I want to learn how to do that!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much. So pleased it helped and made sense. Thank you for the support (sorry for slow response, I did reply on phone months ago but it seems not to have resistered) T
@1Skymed
@1Skymed 2 года назад
Thanks Tom...I've been following your bites series and have learned more from these that the rest of youtube put together. Keep up the amazing work.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Wow, thanks Steve. So pleased you are getting lots form the videos. So good to hear! T
@denavess7469
@denavess7469 3 года назад
Very good description of consistency of water with paint. Thanks sharing!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much!:) T
@glyniswilkinson3247
@glyniswilkinson3247 2 года назад
Fantastic thanks Tom . I’m really enjoying your style and the way you teach . 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thank you so much! So glad you’re enjoying them :)
@barbarapowell9905
@barbarapowell9905 3 года назад
What an amazing explanation of applying watercolor. THANK YOU
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much, Barbara’s. Glad it made sense!! (I thought I’d replied to your comment all ready, but it seems to have disappeared!) T
@sissonor
@sissonor 3 года назад
Great job!!! Hope your channel grows :)
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much, really appreciate that!:) T
@Artinsane
@Artinsane Год назад
hi tom i love your work this is awesome bro ❤️
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thanks so much!! Really appreciate it ☺️🙌🏼🙏
@chantelmcskimming6633
@chantelmcskimming6633 3 года назад
Really nice! Best demo of this idea I've ever seen! So, this looks to me that best efforts maybe be rewarded by using tube paint (& abandon the dried out halfpan sets!)
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you! So pleased it helps. Pans are great, and some people seem to work fine with them. But for me I really struggle with them and it’s gives all the way!!:)...I certainly find it much easier to get the creamier and thicker consistencies with tube paint:) T
@NMranchhand
@NMranchhand 3 года назад
Darned good instruction.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thanks so much!! T
@artistmcbrown98902
@artistmcbrown98902 8 месяцев назад
Oh and, beautiful painting of the young woman.
@sue6002
@sue6002 2 года назад
Just found you and I am thrilled. You did such a great job explaining and demonstrating the clock. The painting: she is lovely! I desire to paint in the same style that you use. Artists with that style are difficult to find. Will be watching more videos. Thanks so much. Cheers!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Hi ya Sue, thank you so much. So glad you found the channel...and thank you so much for all your support and kind words on the other videos. Much appreciated. T
@healer1964
@healer1964 Год назад
Brillliant video! I'm just starting with watercolor and this is by far the best explanation and demonstration I've seen. I think I finally understand what to look for in my painting. Thank you!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Hi ya Scott...so pleased to hear this!!! Often just need to hear/see these things n a way which makes sense to us and that can be a lightbulb moment!! Good luck!!:)
@trinidiana
@trinidiana 3 года назад
This.video is so darn professional. Amazing ! Thank you!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Ahh, thank you so much! T
@trinidiana
@trinidiana 3 года назад
Don’t forget the Mott Mott bird tutorial, 😍🙏
@mariamyre9778
@mariamyre9778 3 года назад
Beast video I have seen about this topic 🙏🏼🎨👌❣️
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you!!!!☺️🙌🏼
@user-ko5fo8ll4m
@user-ko5fo8ll4m 3 года назад
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial, have never seen such full explanation on this topic. Hello from Ukraine!)
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Hi there...thanks so much for the support. So glad it’s helpful :) T
@tm6592
@tm6592 3 года назад
The best video to understand watercolor wet on wet in the RU-vid .. thank you very much!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Wow...thank you so much for the kind words! T
@tm6592
@tm6592 3 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist you are welcome :))
@oart2472
@oart2472 3 года назад
Your explanation is great. You are a good teacher. Of course, your paintings are also very good. I can paint, but I am not a good teacher. Therefore, I mainly paint outdoors.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
thanks so much!:)...i've done a lot of teaching over the years, it too takes practice :)
@isabelwittich9148
@isabelwittich9148 3 года назад
So helpfull
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Thank you! So pleased to hear :) T
@sonja_rademacher
@sonja_rademacher 2 года назад
I love your tipps and tricks. Thanks for sharing! I love the video too. With which software did you make it?
@callmedeno
@callmedeno 2 года назад
So well explained, I have intuitively learned some of this the hard way but it is nice to see it all put together concisely. If there was one video I would recommend to a relatively new watercolourist it would be this. One thing I really struggle with is the transition in values between layers.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
thank you so much...so glad it was useful!! Do you mean the way the tone changes upon drying, or layering colours and teh change in tones?? :) T
@LokeKS
@LokeKS Год назад
Superb
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Thanks so much!! T
@beebee8018
@beebee8018 2 года назад
Excellent but Too Much Info in one go. Could you please do another in this lesson but in Parts 😊👏 Thank you great channel. ✏️🎨🖍 much appreciated. Hello again…Have Just Joined Your Patreon 👏 Can’t wait to start today.
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Ahh thanks so much for joining me. I will definitely do one that is a simpler or slower breakdown...next couple of months or so..great idea!! Thank you for the feedback and the support! Much appreciated :)
@robertbutler2339
@robertbutler2339 3 года назад
Hi Tom Luv this tutorial. My problem is knowing when to go wet on dry or wet on wet etc. A lot of videos never show the switch. i.e. as a whole or just part of the painting bob
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
Hi Robert. Thanks for a great comment, so glad it helps. I really think paint consistency and wetness of page is a great thing to wrap your head around in watercolour as a medium...any variation of wet into wet, damp into damp etc will always give lovely soft edges for shadows or to create atmosphere and depth...wet over dry is great for slightly sharper details or more sharp cast shadows (all though you can of course soften edges as well as do big wet into wet washes over dry ones, but hopefully this video gave some good examples of the interaction :) T
@Rockymtnbloom
@Rockymtnbloom 2 года назад
Very helpful explanation. I am not familiar with "marmaid". Is this the paint right out of the tube also known as mass tone? It looks in the video that "marmaid" it is still being mixed on the pallette. I live in an arid climate and paper goes from wet to damp very quickly. So this will be helpful while painting. So many things to pay attention to! Thanks!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Thanks Debrah, so glad it was useful! “Marmite” is basically neat paint, straight out the tube, or maybe a bit of moisture but kind of sticky / buttery in feel. Yes I might still mix it in palette but simply baking sure there’s very little water in it :) Yes, a lot to think about at once. Especially when it’s warm and/or dry we have even less time...:)
@geetmalasarkar
@geetmalasarkar 2 года назад
I am about to start. What do I do ?
@robertweinblatt2018
@robertweinblatt2018 Год назад
Brienne Brown has a similar approach
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist Год назад
Love Brienne's work. Yes, many artists all over the world will work like this, even if not so systematically. T
@valeriet4114
@valeriet4114 3 года назад
Tom, what has always been a mystery to me is how the artist can look at a photograph (realistic) and sort of translate it into a painting (abstract). What are you doing during this transition? Is it separation of tonal values, combined with color harmony? Do you always have a plan before touching brush to paper? Please elaborate on this. It may get some of us over the hump of overworking things when being tempted to make our painting look realistic enough but still painterly. Thanks!
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 3 года назад
A great question!!! With a very long answer,...I’ll try my best quickly here but it is a great topic for a video, so I will do a video tutorial in exactly that!!:)....tonal values are a huge one. Squinting and simplifying them. Working out the important ones that need to be accurately shaped and which ones can be much free ....I have a rough destination in mind and a rough route...but both the destination and route can change as we go.... The biggest problem I see amongst students is giving everything the same level of importance and feeling like they have to put everything in just because it’s in the subject, and make it exactly like the subject. For me though, the biggest question to ask is.. “What attracted me to this subject? What am I trying to achieve?” When you come up with an answer you can instantly simplify or leave out all together, anything that isn’t in alignment with that. You can pick a focal point to make a little more realistic a and simplify everything else ... For example, if you look at a bird and decide you love the pose and the light. That’s the thing to always refer back to. If you come to paint an area and ask you self, is what I’m doing, or about to do going to enhance either the pose or the feeling of light? If the answer is no...then leave it alone, keep it very simple.... Of course it is easier said than done, and there are other considerations. But that question underpins everything else and if you have it in my mind, you may find yourself starting to make interesting decisions about what to leave out:)....definitely a video to come on this!!:) T
@valeriet4114
@valeriet4114 3 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist Thank you so much for taking the time to explain this and I look forward to your tutorial. Now that you mention it, I really do find myself trying to capture every detail just because it is in the subject. I think that is because I struggle with determining which details are the important ones and which ones can be left out. My paintings most often look overworked for this reason. Another question that occurred to me while watching your videos was, how much should we be concentrating on conveying form (sphere, cylinder, etc) in a painting? (I find myself forgetting about that and concentrating instead on trying to accurately reproduce the colors in my reference photo.) Is it that lighter tonal values of your colors are those closest to the light source, a concept you would use in a still life, or is it more often the shapes that convey form? I have a feeling that you will say that it is both. :) Thanks for the suggestion to ask "what am I trying to convey in the painting?" I think this will help a lot to keep my mind on this concept instead of trying to get every element of the subject "just right". Be well. -Valerie
@sue6002
@sue6002 2 года назад
@@tomshepherdartist this is such helpful info. TY. S😊👩🏻‍🎨
@matta6817
@matta6817 2 года назад
When the paint is dried up can you start back with a Tea wash ?
@tomshepherdartist
@tomshepherdartist 2 года назад
Yes, absolutely. As long as bone dry and you don’t work the paint too hard. It will be a light tone so the affect it has will depend on how dark the under colour is :)
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