Has this video helped you to understand layering and glazing? It's great for flower painting, try this video next: Watercolor Flowers Realistic (10 Simple Techniques) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y4X7kSCNUSs.html
I might have this backwards? Would you put the “staining but transparent color” glazed over the bottom like you did with the orange? Took me awhile to know which colors were both and finding that information wasn’t easy but feel glazing proper way get much better results!
I love your videos that are short, sweet and to the point! Don't get me wrong, full length videos are great and a wonderful learning experience, but a short video on a specific topic like this is great for adding to my knowledge base! Thanks so much!
I too am a beginner to any painting. Glazing I've been afraid to try until now! Thank you!!! I'm learning so much from you and love your videos!! I've shared "you" on RU-vid with my painting groups.
VERY helpful...didn't know about using staining colors for glazing (and now I know what staining colors are from your previous vid)...or working light to dark when glazing. Thank you!
You gotta try transparent acrylic-no worries the under layer can mix with the glazing ,downside-they are expensive and can damage natural hair brushes.
😍😍😍 Watching the use of colour opposite prompts me to rewatch some of the older videos here, as I am finally starting to understand the colours more. They are incredibly useful, but evolved me may find them even more incredibly useful 😂👍
Once again you have reassured me that part of my glazing technique is right with this video. I still have got quite a bit more to learn but I’m seeing vast improvement from learning & watching your channel along with the courses. Thanks ever so much!
Yesterday I told a friend of mine that glazing was the watercolour technic that actually scared me the most especially when it comes to mid values and darks in landscapes, after the first light wash. It's funny you came out with a video on glazing while I'm struggling with it, that's telepathy 😄
Thank you so much Michele. Glazing is something I have struggled with and your 3 tips are so helpful. I know what I will be doing tomorrow, practicing glazing.
Thank 😊 you Michelle! I'm learning as a beginner... you're so easy to follow... clearly presented! BTW - beautiful print on your jacket!!! A California Gramma ♥️
Thanks for demonstrating this so clearly - much appreciated. Also, can the terms laying and glazing be used interchangably regarding watercolor? I've heard some artists use them that way but others say layering is not exactly the same as glazing in watercolor. Thanks very much.
mmm. There's a slight difference. Layering just means putting one lot of paint on top of another. Glazing is specifically the practice of putting transparent layers over with the intention of changing the underneath colour, from warm to cool for example, or from bright to muted etc
It doesn't always, but it's usually on the manufacturer's website. The best way is to swatch. Draw a thick line in permanent black liner pen, paint your swatch across and see how clear it looks after the paint has dried.
I can’t remember the man’s name (older) and last name begins with a K who does goes into depth (in a book) about glazing with staining watercolors and by chance do you know his name? Tyvm. Trying to see now which of mine is which as know have done opposite.
I found his name! Jim Kosvanec and hard to get his book & (DVD set) but his three ringed color wheel is something else! Thank you as is important to know each colors properties 😊.
