I LOVE this. The colors, the composition, the process--ALL of it! And I don't even like orange, but I love it in here! Thank you so much for this project!
I think it turned out very lovely and lively. Nice work! I loved it just the way it came out even more so without the stencil. The colors just look beautiful!😊
This is exquisite and very clever technique too .The colours are gorgeous ,and you could not help but feel happy having this piece of art on the wall..Love it 🥰
Stunning painting. I love the way you paint and explain everything. I’ve been painting with watercolour for a while but I’m new to pouring. I had a little experiment this afternoon…just waiting for the second layer to dry! Thanks so much 💐
Hi Maggie how did it turn out? I learned this process by pouring many sheets of paper, backgrounds, and with practice it became one of my favorite techniques
What an interesting, unique new technique to learn! I was drawn to your channel for the suminagashi, but got hooked on the pouring. Thank you for the new idea.
Wow! I’ve been painting for nearly 15 years but learned so much about alternate techniques by watching this video. Anxious to try a few botanicals utilizing “pouring”. Also intrigued by the stencil use. Noticed the name, found them online and plan to order a few for the added texture that you demonstrated. Thanks so much for the great demo; can’t wait to get back on the board.
Thank you for your kind comment, here is some additional information about 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’ve only recently found your channel. Your techniques & attention to detail is UNBELIEVABLE! Your results are gorgeous & amazing! I will enjoy each & every video you have made. Thanks for sharing Buffy!❤
Wow, such a unique way to paint! The finished painting is beautiful. As a bonus you reminded me that I have a stencil with small circular holes. I had completely forgotten all about it.
I just found your channel and I subscribed! Your work is stunning. I am a retired art teacher and I plan to practice with your videos and paint suggestions. I am familiar with your technique. You do a great job.
Absolutely stunning Buffy. I love the use of your background paper to start with. It really does help the piece. Couple you do a full tutorial on your papers original background.
I’m just starting to utilize this pouring technique. It is so interesting; giving me a great alternative to a more interesting background for my paintings. Thank you. Your painting is beautiful!
This was fabulous. Just curious, with all the drying, masking and layering, how long did this take? It was mesmerizing and I just love your style. Thank you for sharing your talents with all of us…
Typically the masking can take anywhere from 30 min to 1 1/2 depending on how detailed it is. Then it must completely dry. Then pouring time about 30 minutes, Must dry again 100 percent and so on. Usually detailed pours like this take me a day or 2. If I use a heated dryer I can get them done in 3-4 hours
Buffy, so good! Beautiful result! My pipettes and some stencils came today so tomorrow I will try out some pouring! May i ask which sketchbook you use? Thanks! Marla
For watercolor pouring I like to tape paper to a foam board (usually Arches or Winsor and Newton 140 cold press paper) the sketchbooks I like are the cold press watercolor spiral pad by Jacksons Art and the Strathmore Visual Journals (hot and cold press)
I love how you poured with a pipette, rather than a cup. I’ve been doing watercolors for years, but I’ve stayed away from pouring. I think I need to try it! Also, can you tell me where you purchased the misting bottle? Excellent demo! Thank you!
Arches Professional Cold Press Paper- I marbled it prior to painting on it. Here is a playlist of my paper marbling videos : ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgc_imJRgfa67zXONiKQpi8A
Hi Luann, it is called paper marbling, an ink print done to the paper before I paint on it. Here is a video that shows my process ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LTqWil7Awj8.html and a playlist that shares more paintings done with marbling : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1xwisYGIE28.html
It is called paper marbling, or suminagashi, I have developed a way to do it that I can paint on, here is the link to those videos: ru-vid.com/group/PLWuS2JKtoVgc_imJRgfa67zXONiKQpi8A
