The Complete Beginner's Guide to Watercolor: Common Questions Answered

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In this installment of my Complete Beginner's Guide to Watercolor series, I am answering YOUR three most common questions: water control, color mixing, and detail work. These can be tricky elements to watercolor, but I have some techniques and exercises that I will show you step-by-step and help you out!
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00:00 - Intro to most common questions I’ve heard…
01:25 - Question #1: Water to pigment ratios.
13:04: Bonus question answered: how to get rid of pencil lines under paint.
19:52 - Applying the tea - butter scale to wet-on-wet.
25:39 - Question #2: Mixing paint.
47:19 - Question #3: Details and negative space.
56:36 - More resources to check out…

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@rwbwatercolor 2 года назад

So it has been just over a full year since I happened upon your anemone video, the blue one, and I saw that pigment flowing and blending so beautifully and I decided to try watercolor. I started with very cheap (maybe $25 total for paint, brushes, and paper) and about a week after I watched your videos about the importance of quality supplies. So over about a month I invested in the same 3 brushes you use, heritage 4050, quite a few of the same pigments you recommend, and 100% cotton cp paper. I immediately saw a huge difference, the very first time I painted. Since then i have painted almost every single day because, with the help of your RU-vid channel, I kind of naturally caught on and have surprised myself with my natural ability because I have never had any other kind of artistic skills. Like at all. So I want to say thank you because you introduced me to Watercolor and you’ve helped me learn as well, and I love to paint. I literally don’t even care if my ends up being what I set out to paint or whether it’s “good”. However, when it is good, and when it is on par with the vision I started with, I feel such a sense of pride. Many of my close friends and family have my artwork in frames hanging in their homes and businesses now, and not just to appease me, because they actually like what I’ve created and that is a feeling I’ve never felt and can’t quite describe, but it’s incredible and full filling and I owe it entirely to you. So thank you Jenna! I can’t wait to see what you’ll bring to RU-vid in 2022. I have really enjoyed seeing your own progression as a painter and especially as a teacher. You are an incredible instructor because you’re so down to earth and silly and not afraid to just be yourself and that really shines through in your tutorials. Thank you so much. I literally love you guys!!!

@PKeefe 2 года назад

Jenna, your depth of knowledge into color theory is amazing. I love your ability to verbally explain and show us exactly how important it is to know color, and how to come to a complete visual conclusion, a perfect painting. You show how to get the idea out of our heads. It’s not always possible to pick up a brush and get what you want or get what you see onto the paper. Some people can do it, but not all of us have that innate knowing. Again, you completely demonstrate how to do it. Thank you, for making it fun. PAM

@juliettejose219 26 дней назад

Thank you, thank you, thank you Jenna. Very informative. Great exercises to practise.

@vickeysmith9402 2 месяца назад

VERY eye-opening, thank you, Jenna. I will watch more of your videos.

@amysomething3370 2 года назад

I love deep dives/long video's like this!

@ei3577 2 года назад

Agree

@rosemaryhughes-white4108 2 года назад

I have heard of the colour mixing consistencies before but you've added so much more to my understanding - thank you.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re so welcome!

@ashleymelendez7109 2 года назад

The Tea to Butter exercise was SO HELPFUL!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

So glad!

@tichabalula257 2 года назад

Hi I just started 2 weeks ago following you, and have leraned so much with you! I just love the way you explain, very clear, very simple! For now I am dedicated to flowers, not afraid of my mistakes, actually you helped me to turn mistakes in art! Thank you so much!!! Just loving the watercolour experience, painting a little bit every day!

@valeriegehling4358 7 месяцев назад

Think it’s great that a tutor is prepared to go back to basics for us beginners! Will definitely try these colouring. Thanks

@rodcarter1038 2 года назад

What an incredibly helpful tutorial that finally helps me make understand the topics you covered. Sharing your talent and ability to teach others is amazing, and thank you for all you continue to do. You are amazing!

@shirleyalbertson7861 2 года назад

I have used your two books since I started watercolor painting 2 years ago, and they are by far my favorites and I’ve looked at many. I can’t believe I just now discovered your videos. They are amazing and such a great help to go with your books. I can’t wait to watch more and practice, practice, practice!

@LabRat14 2 года назад

I’m a true newbie! I’m so glad I found your channel. I love the idea of the experiences to develop consistency. And I love the color mixing chart. This will be a great way to get the “feel” of the pigments, I still don’t have that down! Thank you so much!

@kimmariehas8420 2 года назад

Jenna you are a brilliant teacher and I believe starting to water color has saved my sanity. thank you

@PinceladasyAlgoMas Год назад

Can't wait for your new book! 😍

@melissatetterton4487 2 года назад

This is so helpful!! I have your book Everyday Watercolor and I was struggling to get the "perfect" color in some of the lessons, this video has help me understand the mixing of color. Thank you so much!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Happy to hear it!

@maydella1978 2 года назад

Oh... love that idea about the butter for ocean white showing through.

@ei3577 2 года назад

Extremely helpful! Wonderful video! Thanks, Jenna!

@JESUSMYALL221 2 года назад

Thank so much for all you do graciously share. I'm blessed by your kindness. Love how you're evolving.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Thanks Nancy! ❤️❤️

@shallahharbaugh243 2 года назад

First time hearing the tea to butter stuff, but it was really helpful and illuminating. Loved the opera rose and sap green.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@GracefulBaddie Год назад

Sheesh woman. You are GORGEOUSSSS

@JennaRaineyChannel Год назад

Stahhhhhhhhp 💕💕

@amelianorales9665 2 года назад

Thank you for all you have helped me with

@cyndih4720 2 года назад

I love opera rose with sap green. I don't think I ever would have tried mixing them. Makes me want to try mixes between all my unique colors now. ☺️

@lynnmccoysloan7705 2 года назад

So much to learn for this newbie! First, I thoroughly enjoyed creating color charts - the ooh, ahh moments...Then, when I would practice leaves and flowers, I'd use only the paints in the palette with very little mixing. So interesting to see the progression of the learning process and I do see a future of blending the brush techniques with the color mixing with the paint consistencies! PHEW! It will be so fun to see this develop over time - I give it ten years! 😂

@janebridge1325 2 года назад

This is such a helpful video, Jenna, thank you so much for explaining the details in a way that I can understand. You’re a brilliant teacher!

@olgasoares-rodrigues4268 2 года назад

Thank you so much for sharing your precious knowledge. So well presented! Can’t wait for your new book!!

@pennywheeler2598 2 года назад

Thank you Jenna. Your a superb teacher. The purple brown color looks like a raisin color.

@Krysoh 2 года назад

Thank you for this, it is greatly appreciated!

@isaiaheluwole1653 7 месяцев назад

I really learnt, thank you very much.

@buildafamily6845 2 года назад

I love the categories ...very helpful for a complete beginner.

@Jessie577 2 года назад

This is brilliant! It’s like someone opened a door for me! Thank you so much!! I love your videos!!❤️

@flowing_through_life 2 года назад

Thank you Jenna. You are an amazing teacher and one of my favourites. 😁💕

@adriennefreedman1972 2 года назад

Love the video. Now going to try the color grid!

@Rita123xyz 2 года назад

Love your necklaces that you have been wearing lately. Of course love your art and lessons too!

@ramonabehan4177 2 года назад

I’m brand new to Watercolor painting, and I just subscribed to your channel; I am so inspired! There are so many little paintings I want to try. Thank you so much!

@EmSi-Studios 7 месяцев назад

So I did this exercise and it was amazing how I could feel the difference of the levels on my palette as well as see the difference. Great exercise. Thank you!

@janetwester264 2 года назад

Very helpful! Thanks, Jenna!

@MarjoIjas Год назад

Thank you, very useful.

@carolelegault801 2 года назад

Great explanations! Good mixture of practice and theory.

@joannerupar3520 2 года назад

Wonderful!! Such a good consideration for water/pigment ratios.

@dineshchadha2032 2 года назад

Very useful tips, thank you.

@kathiegettinger8374 2 года назад

This was an amazing learning opportunity! Thank you.

@lcziochon9324 2 года назад

This was super helpful! Thank you!

@kaylabrown4268 2 года назад

Thank you for this lesson! I learned alot

@patriciadavio1702 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this wonderful “nuts and bolts” tutorial. Just what I needed! In this tutorial, you touch upon observing your subject to determine the light source, hues, colors, values, etc. Have you previously done, or plan to in the future, a tutorial demonstrating how to do just that - break down the subject to make these determinations, including the process you use in the selection of method, coolers, etc. Thank you for sharing all of this!

@pamgrover9910 2 года назад

Great information and now I’m going back to your book with so much more understanding. Thanks

@katebaker6160 2 года назад

This was a great help. I like the tea to butter idea! I followed along and did my own study. This helps me understand a bit more! Thanks!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re welcome, Kate! ❤️

@s.e.hebert7307 Год назад

I appreciated all of the instruction, especially the part about being an observer and being patient, especially in terms of adding details. 53:07 made me LOL -- bc the sentiment is shared by many!

@leighsutherlin 2 года назад

"Mocha"😀. This is awesome through and through! Thanks!!!

@DaveQuail 2 года назад

Thanks Jenna. So informative and helpful, as usual!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

No worries, Dave!

@domi-74 2 года назад

Again a very helpful video. Thanks Jenna… 😁👍🏻

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re so welcome!

@codiuart 2 года назад

It was a great video tutorial that answered all my questions. Thanks to your video, I was able to start applying a certain picture to myself. I always follow and support you, hope you have more great works of art.

@user-kr5nt9bm1x Год назад

This was really helpful. I have been an acrylic artist for years, but want to learn watercolors and this is a good start. Now to get better supplies and start practicing.

@Rachelsjourney 2 года назад

This was so helpful and informative. There are so many nuggets of info and tips - I think I will need to save this and come back a couple more times. I was recently mixing two colors and noticed that they kept separating if the puddle sat too long. And even when I remixed them and put them down on paper, the end result was splotchy colors - in this case, it looked pretty, but it was not my intention. I really need to make a mixing chart to see what blends nicely. Thank you Jenna!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re welcome, Rachel! ❤️

@cherylbrewer1218 2 года назад

Thank you so much Jenna for this video. It is very useful, you are so kind sharing this 😊

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

❤️❤️

@shilow7586 Год назад

Tea to butter, thank you for explaining it so well

@trishmancuso2951 2 года назад

awesome teacher thank you for sharing your gift

@dijosephine9556 2 года назад

Excellent tutorial.👍

@carolekamieniecki2523 2 года назад

Excellent video!! The tea butter water ratio exercise was very valuable. I hope that many beginning watercolorists get to see this. Thank you

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Thanks Carole!

@photosbyaimee 2 года назад

I absolutely loved how you explained the different consistencies of the paint! What perfect visual! I recently found your videos and I can’t tell you how much of a difference you’ve made in my painting already! I’m still trying to find the free ebook for beginners. I signed up for your emails but didn’t see the link for it. Thank you for teaching and sharing!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

So glad you’re loving the tutorials, Aimee! If you put in your email, make sure to check spam or junk folders! If you’re still having trouble, email hello@jennarainey.com and we’ll get ya that book!

@teresaraya3705 4 месяца назад

Thankyou !

@bobjuniel8683 Год назад

Because watercolours use transparency to achieve tints and lighter tones, it is a general rule of watercolour painting to work from light to dark. This means diluted less intense washes precede concentrated darker or more intense colours. To prevent uncontrolled flares caused by applying a brush overloaded with paint or water into a wet area of the painting, we must use a drier brush into a wetter area. the paint reservoir of the brush is in the body or belly of the hair. To paint long thin lines, pin striping brushes and rigger brushes have very long hairs to increase the volume of paint. Mop brushes rely more on the fat diameter of the belly of the brush. To ensure that paint flows the hair should be wet. For fine details excess water must be squeezed out of the brush. For safety to avoid ingesting paint through the skin we commonly use tissues or paper towelling. Some artists hang an old cotton hand towel on their arm for this purpose. The tip of the brush is then dipped into the paint and excess wiped back onto the edge of the palette well. The same method is used to create a drier brush to paint soft merging colours using the wet technique. A mop brush, flat brush or larger sable brush is used in place of a rigger brush. Asians make brushes from different hairs for different rates of flow. In the west synthetic brushed have a slower rate of flow. Because we work from light to dark, a greater concentration of paint making a thicker paint also slows the flow. Mixing the colour and directly applying paint with an overloaded brush is very likely to cause unsightly flares and paint runs. Rules are made to be broken. when watercolour paint is completely, 100% dry, diluted washes can be applied over intense underpainting. It is wise not to over work the area as there is a danger of remixing the underlying colour. Simple normal method: Mix your colour, squeeze out the paint from the body of the brush back into the palette well, reload the right amount of paint on the tip and head of the brush, wipe off any excess then proceed to apply the colour. The greater the pressure on the brush the more paint and water will be released from the brush. The faster the brush travels the less paint can flow from the brush. Heavy handed and slow creates more flow. Light pressure and fast is a drier brush stoke.

@cesarlorenzo_._ 2 года назад

OMG that white flower!!!! 😱

@denaleetrudeau5406 2 года назад

Jenna!! I swear u answered all my video comment questions in one video! Omg ty ty ty 💕

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

❤️❤️❤️

@rebel5140 2 года назад

thank you!

@gladysvega7622 2 года назад

WOW ! Thank you, I am going to try to make my own color wheel.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Make sure to follow my color wheel tutorial for any help!! If it’s not linked in this video, you can find it on my channel home page on the playlist Watercolor Basics!

@wendychampness1901 2 года назад

Looking forward to your book!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

It’s a good one!

@andrearhoda2802 2 года назад

Thanks for an excellent lesson........

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re welcome!

@colleenm9188 2 года назад

Thanks (John?) so much for the time tabs so that I can come back to this video and review some of the points you've discussed! Very helpful video.

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Haha, yep! John does all of that!

@shreepadkadam8768 2 года назад

Very well explained. Thanks 👍

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re welcome, glad you liked it!

@wanderingcreativity 2 года назад

Thanks Friend your kindness is pretty

@leonoraborja2261 2 года назад

Thanks again!

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

❤️❤️

@suzieblair8089 2 года назад

Thank you so much for this video. It has made a few things much clearer. Again, thank you. I don't know where to write to you to ask if you would please do a video of the flowers on your cover page of your you tube channel. The colors are so beautiful I would so like to learn what you mixed to get the colors and how to paint each of the flowers. Thank you, suzie

@jns0913 2 года назад

That was so helpful. Thanks

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

You’re welcome!

@BlancaVarguesArt 2 года назад

Very nice and interesting video! 😍

@tracyebrandt3235 2 года назад

Excellent video, just missing the " 🎤 drop" at the end😃! My first time hearing the tea-butter concept and it makes so much more sense - thank you!!!

@melissabrundrett7981 2 года назад

Thank you so much for these well organized and informative videos. I have your books too! I’m new to watercolor and don’t consider myself to be artistic, but I’m practicing and my leaves are looking pretty good. I laugh at my self a lot! I’ve been coloring in adult coloring books for a while and have learned a lot about color theory. Also, have you ever considered sketching with water soluble graphite?

@nicolemitchell446 Год назад

At 29:17 I thought you had a picture of 2 lemurs under the charts you were showing. Turns out it was the mixing tray of your pallet underneath. Damn you’re talented 😂

@JennaRaineyChannel Год назад

😂😂

@user-bp7fm7ff6m 5 месяцев назад

Thanks

@luvmytools1 2 года назад

I'm very new to this... actually just have the idea that I want to learn how to watercolor. So with many of my interests I go to "RU-vid University" and research. So happy I found your channel. Thinking I might have to bring you an apple 😃

@susananthony2084 2 года назад

I just did a vase painting and I wanted to use different colors for the vase, but my colors look off. After seeing this video, I know how to have the different colors I want now by the ratio of mixing the same colors. Thank you so much for this tutorial!!! You are Amazing! And a question I have for you, Jenna, is how do make a beige color (a cool beige)? ❤‍🩹❤

@alexandraburger7471 2 года назад

very interesting content! Thank you for your tips and tricks.. the main eye opening one was the consistency... I never plaid with it exactly knowing what I do. Love tea to butter! 🥰 The second part was pritty intuitive for me, but I guess its not for everyone so thank you 🙏🤗 One further question is if you, at s further stage, consider also the pigments of your colors? So do you choose one green over an other in a mix knowing the properties of the pigments? Could the hue be second to properties? Lots of love from Switzerland Alexandra

@mirjafari5 2 года назад

It was very useful and perfect explaining, but may you please add a more important part to these , and it is, when teaching a technic please at the end paint a simple to middle water color paint using these techniqcs and explain where you use each of these technics. Thank you so much, you are the best 💐

@Dao_Tui 2 года назад

I love coffee.. hahah, maybe best not drink paint coffee XD Thanks for this. Very useful! (as always)

@carollycett1329 2 года назад

Great video Jenna sorry I'm not around much stay safe and well

@natalxpressions Год назад

I love the way your palette is broken down - can you tell me what type it is - it is a blank palette you can purchase?

@LUCKEY11202. 2 года назад

Hello Jenna, I have a question about the Princeton Heritage4050 brush,the advertisement for the brush says material :animal hair. If the brush is synthetic,why would it say animal hair? Is a size 6 a good beginner brush size? Thank you, in advance for any information.

@maydella1978 2 года назад

Your purpley brown looks like a med light tree bark... call it tree bark brown 🤗🤗💗

@topherlyons1058 2 года назад

These are great! (as usual) However, I have a follow up question! When I'm mixing colors, I feel like my brush soaks up so much pigment and water that I can't get it down on the palette and even as I'm spreading it out sometimes, I feel like my brush soaks up even more. Then when I want to move on to my second color to add, I feel like I'm wasting so much pigment because I rinse it off and then I loose all the pigment my brush has soaked up into my water cup. I use the same brushes you recommend (the Princeton synthetics). I'm really struggling if I want to make *a lot* of the same color from a mixture. I can only seem to make a little bit at a time from what stays on the palette and then when I go to mix it again, I never get it exactly the same. Am I just being too stingy with it to begin with? Is there a problem with my palette? Am I even making sense? How much wood would a wood chuck.... oh, you get the idea...

@wendykleeb2071 2 года назад

How about water solvable pencils for sketching?

@jackied2518 2 года назад

Hi Jenna, I just found you on RU-vid. I love your videos . What is the name of your book and where can I purchase it or them?

@Stylvestre Год назад

At about 30:04 I noticed a mustache-y frowny face in what I suppose is your burnt umber, it’s so creepy 😂 Pareidolia aside, such lovely videos, I’m binging on them while breastfeeding biding my time until I can paint! Thanks 💕

@jns0913 2 года назад

Eye opening tea exercise

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

Glad to hear it!

@joanpringle-canning2834 2 года назад

🤗🤗🤗🤗

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

🤗🤗

@joanpringle-canning2834 2 года назад

@@JennaRaineyChannel thank you for the happy emojis. I've watched all your videos and have in my reference book the practices. But thank you for the refresher, because I do forget at times these helpful lessons. My practice work looks much better than my first one. We all can improve, and I like how much my art has improved from your tutorials and your book. Looking forward to the new book in 2023, from the sketches you showed, it will certainly be a beautiful book.💕💕

@kshitijnanavaty4920 2 года назад

Do you use water colour pans or tubes? the one challenge I see with pans is that how much/how many times one has to get the colour on the brush :-)

@annestephens8974 Год назад

I know this was a long time ago, but what 12 colors do you have in your palette?

@JennaRaineyChannel Год назад

I have changed things up a bit since then. Here is a video on my current palette set up! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nFSATfGvlpM.html

@saidaismail7723 2 года назад

I request you again please show how to draw and paint a coconut tree thanks

@JennaRaineyChannel 2 года назад

I have done a couple palm trees! Check my channel homepage and look for the playlist that includes trees and plants. I’ve done a couple palm trees throughout those videos… oh! And I’ve done a landscape tutorial of a loose-style beach and there are very simple palm trees in that one

@neha1985lal 2 года назад

I have problem to creat background colours.

@BuddyLuv Год назад

I've been watching your videos all day and your nails have been short and bare. Now all I can focus on are your fancy nails bopping and weaving all over the screen lol! (pretty btw! : ) )