Watercolor Mistakes? Here's how to LEARN & IMPROVE

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Hi there, Liron here!
Today we'll discuss how to learn from our watercolor mistakes, and avoid repeating them!
You'll see me working towards improving one specific aspect of my painting.
All the photos you need: imgur.com/a/n7exPbc
Original references:
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pixabay.com/photos/hot-pepper...
Time Stamps:
00:00 - Learn from your mistakes 🌶
00:11 - Drawing ✏
01:25 - Limited Wet-in-Wet
03:27 - Connecting Shapes
07:44 - Me being greedy...
10:32 - Stems & More RED
13:01 - Improving the Yellow Pepper
14:05 - Opaque Paint to LIGHTEN
15:05 - Background
16:41 - HOT PEPPER
20:00 - Improving the RED
21:21 - In Conclusion...
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Комментарии : 44

@lisabennett5078 Год назад

"By my diving into the problem, you will find a solution." Again, pure gold. Don't be afraid of where you're stuck.

@LironYan Год назад

The Bennett’s club! 😎

@lisabennett5078 Год назад

"When you're consistently aiming for one thing and consistently getting something else, you want to check yourself." Never were wiser words spoken, Liron. We teach this in Leadership classes. Wisdom straight across the board. 👍

@LironYan Год назад

☺️

@connied8507 Год назад

I suddenly understood when you said the highlight was on the cool side. It's a big step in color theory. Thanks so much.

@grahamwelsh4258 Год назад

Thank you Liron always practical tips and techniques.

@LironYan Год назад

Happy I can help! 😊🙏🏼 Thank you for watching!

@BornAgainFarmGirl Год назад

This video and the lessons within it are immensely helpful. Thank you Liron, we even need your problems 😅!!!

@gumptiongun Год назад

Liron, your beautifully open self-critiques and quest for continual artistic improvement are a joy to behold.

@lindathaxton1994 Год назад

This was fun - I learned I need a lot more practice - but I am getting better. Thank you LIRON - you are a GOOD teacher!

@teresab1341 Год назад

I really appreciate you going into very distinct details when teaching! Thank you!!

@smz5302 Год назад

Absolutely fascinating and helpful. Thank you.

@MichaelJamesFreelanceArtist Год назад

Loving the channel! Your style both artistic and teaching is really enjoyable!

@chekovrules Год назад

Hah, this was such perfect timing! I was just battling with my pyrrol scarlet, and I love your method of problem solving. This is fantastic, thank you!

@weill6872 Год назад

It's always a pleasure listening to you !

@sandradonofrio413 Год назад

Very interesting. Like the problem-solving real time.

@sarahbradley1653 Год назад

This was a great video with valuable lessons. Thank you!

@LironYan Год назад

Thank you Sarah! ☺️🙏🏼

@LadyArtist3059 Год назад

Thanks for the reference. I am going to do the bell peppers.

@artobsessedJ Год назад

Thanks you 😊

@gowrishankars9743 Год назад

Awsome thanks

@roxym.3933 Год назад

I've been subscribed to your channel since you started Watercolor because 6 months before I Switch from acrylics to watercolor Anyways on 1 of your videos I come across In the details that you had some books so I when and check them out Thinking that it was about water color but anyways when I click the amazon button You're books about How to sketch I was Surprise because when I took art seriously I wanted to learn everything Because before I start acrylics I was drawing a little bit but I didn't know the basics Anyway I wanted to learn and learn So today I wanna thank you because I learn a lot with your books Keep it up

@LironYan Год назад

Thank you so so much Roxy! 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼

@charnelljones8149 Год назад

Liron, your videos are always fantastic. This was so satisfying to watch you fix! How do you keep your paints in good condition? Because, when I look at your palette, I just think the color is going to come out muddy. Aside from the Scarlett color. But it's almost like a mind trick or something that your colors come out practically perfect 😂How do you keep your palette fresh?😂😅 Awww Ruth! Lovely to hear her voice!

@LironYan Год назад

Haha thank you Charnell 😂 I’ll ask Ruth for more cameos! As for the colors, to me the beautiful doesn’t come from cleanliness, but rather from the relations. So as long as I overpower the mix with a specific color, so that it’s at least somewhat dominant, it’ll show enough. And for the very few cases requiring a very clean color (such as the red in the latter example), I do resort eventually to cleaning a small area of the palette (I’m growing up I guess 😂).

@Lynn.Panadero4242 Год назад

13:55 a beautiful robin appears on the pallet.

@LironYan Год назад

Couldn’t find it yet 😅

@Lynn.Panadero4242 Год назад

@@LironYan it’s got a red belly, blue head, and a green wing. It’s standing on the divider between the top and bottom sections facing to the right. I asked my 18 year old if they could see anything. Until I said that it was a Robin, they didn’t notice. However, they did notice a skinny yellow pepper in the upper left corner of the palette. It’s there from 13:53 to 14:04 when you wipe it clean.

@trumpetingangel Месяц назад

@@Lynn.Panadero4242 It's a bluebird!

@deepanwitapaulghosh1750 Год назад

Hi ..love your work..which brush are you using exactly?

@malinvikberg1194 Год назад

Why don't you use green as complementcolour to the red on the shadowside? Like your brushingskill though, I learn to be more bold now when I paint when looking at your videos.

@al2427eme Год назад

Hello , thanks for the education. I have a question, When I try to do wet on wet the water under dosen’t carry the paint I am putting on. I see you can build ( graduation) It will be a big help if you can make a video. Thanks a lot

@cherieblizzard9585 Год назад

Different paints react differently. How long will i just experiment before i can proceed?

@feliciabalza7474 Год назад

"dark" red objects are a real disaster for me, every time i paint tomatoes or radish and add shadows - it would look like rotten

@aamenahkhan6108 Год назад

Amaized by your work But i wanted to ask if we can use makeup brushes instead of these painting brushes

@LironYan Год назад

It's a great question actually! If I'm not mistaken, Da Vinci manufactures both haha. I'd say - give it a try and report back how it went 😁

@MersedessBens Год назад

Дякую, дуже цікава лекція. Також до художниць хочу додати леді Фріда Харіс, вона гамолювала колоду карт таро "Таро Тота" у колаборації з Алістером Кроулі. Зараз це дуже відома колода і поширилася лише після смерті авторів. Це абстрактне мистецтво з великим філософськім змістом.

@user-pw1sb4ti4t Год назад

Классные ведьмины зелёные шапочки у перцев!!!

@SaltyFrenchFry_ Год назад

So you don’t paint wet on wet ?( wet the whole paper )

@theartisticactuary Год назад

Interesting. Your dirty palette works really well for landscapes but, yeah, just based on those chillis, maybe botanical artists just need cleaner palettes? Botanicals aren't my my thing, so I don't know for sure. Maybe there are botanicallers out there that can comment? I think it's worth remembering the second law of thermodynamics here too. Entropy always increases. So if you start with a saturated colour you can neutralise it but if you start with an unsaturated colour you're going to struggle to get it back to the saturated version without layering on so much of the saturated colour that it ends up too dark. This is the sort of thinking that you get when scientists turn into artists!

@TM-cy4vb Год назад

I think one needs to tmake brand name to sell or exhibition the art. Mistakes dosent matter , the artist name makes the ugly mistake art into master piece. Its only in the artists name . I ve seen many artists masterpieces that has only few Chris cross lines .