That was amazing and I love how it all progressed! I’ve never thought of using stencils like that but I will now😊 Can I ask what colours you used in it and how you work out which colours will work together in such a harmonious way? Thank you for sharing your progress🙏🏼
Thank you 🙏🏻 I forgot to list them in the description thank you I just added them: I used Daniel Smith Watercolors, I call it my Limitless Palette : Hansa Yellow Light, Quinacridone Sienna, Quinacridone Red, Quinacridone Magenta, Pthalo Turquoise and Pthalo Blue Red Shade - by using these colors I have learned that they all really get along and make beautiful blends, I call them best friends. I hope to make a video soon on this limited palette and the color recipes I have found for mixing 😍
Because I watched the Daniel Smith version first, it was really surprising to see all that went into the 3rd effortless looking painting. Super Progress!
That last painting is just so stunning! I have invested in your limitless palette colours and I have a few stencils… practise makes progress… practise makes progress… gonna give it a go.
Wonderful video -- and I appreciated getting to see the evolution of the second and third iteration. Years ago I took a workshop with Lian Quan Zhen and I did some pouring and liked the results I got. You have inspired me to continue. I ordered an angle brush, some spice dishes and a brush from your affiliate site. Thanks for all the suggestions. I will get them Thursday and I have time to work after that. I am very excited.
Thank you!🌼. I am making your Limited palette posted on You Tube. When you blend your colours and add them in your palette, are the Colors blend thick like your 6 Colors or watery ?
Wow, thank you! So thankful for these Super Thanks, it helps me to earn a little income here on RU-vid and continue my art journey which I hope one day brings me to the UK.
How absolutely beautiful! I love the learning summary as you progress, and the gorgeous finale examples. Beautiful - just beautiful. Thank you for sharing your process.
Hi, loved to see the techniques you used to create the definition of the flowers and the complementary background, and it was a beautiful conclusion to see how your vision and style changed over the 3 demonstrations, thank you for sharing.
Wow - this was such a fascinating & enjoyable process to watch! I loved all three paintings & can't wait to try out these techniques😊 Thanks so much for this brilliant tutorial!🌷🌿🌼🦋
Wow, what a fantastic lesson and gorgeous series of paintings. Thank you so much for sharing your artistry and special bespoke techniques. I will be stealing some of them for sure… Inspiration to the max. This was my favorite video of all of yours that I’ve watched well done. ❤❤❤
Thank you for your interest in the stencils. I design and hand cut my own stencils with small scissors or use a Cricut Machine to cut out the more intricate designs. Here is a one minute video sharing how I use the Cricut to cut them. ru-vid.comfXr3RB6odWI Many of the products I use to make my own stencils as well as some favorite pre made stencils are listed for your shopping convenience on my Amazon Affiliate Art Page, by purchasing through this link I receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. : www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour/list/SSEMGEBCOJUL Due to the large number of questions regarding my stencils this is an automated response, if you have additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Lastly, here is a playlist of videos that share techniques used with stencils: ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgdZ-FJ2HK5PnQ2qnx2qOa9k
пожалуйста, извините за мой русский, я использую Google Translate, чтобы выразить свою благодарность. спасибо за просмотр и за то, что нашли время оставить комментарий, счастливой живописи
I do not sell at this time but hope to do a video teaching how I make them soon, in the meantime be sure to check out my Amazon Art page sharing some of my favorite stencils and stencil making supplies. As an Amazon Influencer I earn from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you. 🥰 Look for the Stencils and Stencil Cutting Supplies section. Link: www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour
Awesome! I was curious about your paper and saw it’s WN. I think it’s important for people to know this semi-aggressive brush scrubbing technique would not be as successful on paper like Fluid and Arches, for example. Just so people don’t get frustrated. With a softer cotton paper it’ll really tear up the surface of the paper. The WN or Canson would give better success.
Hi Nancy, would not recommend this on Fluid or Canson. I use my lifting technique successfully on professional grade 100% cotton paper. I have used Arches, Fabriano Artistico, Winsor and Newton, Saunders Waterford, and Millford to name a few. You can use a softer toothbrush when learning how much pressure to use, I have heard some use a sponge or magic eraser for lifting but I prefer this method as I can control the pressure and amount of lift. Thank you for taking the time to comment of the videos, 😀😀😀
Hiya Buffy, thanks very much for another great video, I really enjoy your tutorials and learn from every one that I watch over again several times. Please may I ask where you bought your wooden six well palette and your stencils from ? Take care, David. x
My pleasure! Hi, the stencil is a custom design that I cut at home using a cricut, there are other botanical stencils to consider listed on my Amazon Art Page: www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour (in the Stencils and Stencil Cutting Supplies section) 😀 - the 6 color palette is also listed on my Amazon Art Page (in the Art Studio Supplies section) it was designed by Michael Solovyev and is a wonderful palette, just love it!
Thank you for your interest in the stencils. I do not sell them yet but am currently looking for a company to partner with. I design and hand cut my own stencils with small scissors or use a Cricut Machine to cut out the more intricate designs. Here is a one minute video sharing how I use the Cricut to cut them. ru-vid.comfXr3RB6odWI Many of the products I use to make my own stencils as well as some favorite pre made stencils are listed for your shopping convenience on my Amazon Affiliate Art Page, by purchasing through this link I receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. : www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour/list/SSEMGEBCOJUL Due to the large number of questions regarding my stencils this is an automated response, if you have additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Lastly, here is a playlist of videos that share techniques used with stencils: ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgdZ-FJ2HK5PnQ2qnx2qOa9k
Thanks for the tip! I have tried it but like the control I have with the toothbrush as far as being able to control how much lift and/or fades. I This week I saw another artist using a baby wipe, thought that would be cool similar to the magic eraser in effect
@@watercolorpour - when I use a magic eraser I can increase control by using masking tape to cover adjacent areas - but whatever works - you certainly know what you are doing
@@bl9531 thank you, I will try that when I experiment with the wipes too, although I wonder if the wipes would leave any residue/cleanser... .hmmm... - thank you again
Thank you for your interest in the stencils. I design and hand cut my own stencils with small scissors or use a Cricut Machine to cut out the more intricate designs. Here is a one minute video sharing how I use the Cricut to cut them. ru-vid.comfXr3RB6odWI Many of the products I use to make my own stencils as well as some favorite pre made stencils are listed for your shopping convenience on my Amazon Affiliate Art Page, by purchasing through this link I receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. : www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour/list/SSEMGEBCOJUL Due to the large number of questions regarding my stencils this is an automated response, if you have additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Lastly, here is a playlist of videos that share techniques used with stencils: ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgdZ-FJ2HK5PnQ2qnx2qOa9k
I just found your site. I am taking a watercolor class. I haven't done pouring method with watercolor, but I will try it. I would like to get a stencil like you used, where can I get one?
Thank you for your interest in the stencils. I design and hand cut my own stencils with small scissors or use a Cricut Machine to cut out the more intricate designs. Here is a one minute video sharing how I use the Cricut to cut them. ru-vid.comfXr3RB6odWI Many of the products I use to make my own stencils as well as some favorite pre made stencils are listed for your shopping convenience on my Amazon Affiliate Art Page, by purchasing through this link I receive a small commission at no additional cost to you. : www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour/list/SSEMGEBCOJUL Due to the large number of questions regarding my stencils this is an automated response, if you have additional questions please do not hesitate to ask. Lastly, here is a playlist of videos that share techniques used with stencils: ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgdZ-FJ2HK5PnQ2qnx2qOa9k
Good morning! I teach at The Fallbrook School of the Arts (we have a floral class this Friday if you want to register there are still a few spaces left) and at The Green Art House - have an upcoming three week class in September painting Forest scenes - you can learn more about all my upcoming classes through this link bio.link/watercolorpour Hope to paint together soon!
Artboard by Robax.com if you click this link please scroll down towards the bottom to find it - lots of FUN and exciting products on this site, was expensive for me but knowing it will last forever made it worth the cost (hard plastic) - www.robax.com/palettes.html
They are called plastic pipettes, and can be found on my Amazon Art Page here: www.amazon.com/shop/watercolorpour/list/CWS12AIUW0FJ - Thank you for watching
Really like your technique and got some good ideas from your video. However, since you use the word “soften” frequently, please please know that the “t” in that word is silent! I became distracted by this mispronunciation. I know many people now pronounce the “t” in both the word often and the word soften, but this isn’t correct.
There are differences in pronunciation based on our regions- example US vs. UK - as well as accents. In the United States for instance - our accents can vary from state to state and with it, countless ways to pronounce words for the same meaning.
