Advancing with Watercolor: Exaggerating for Effect “Morning Scavengers”

[@drmilimiliy9343]

Gary you are one of the most articulate, generous, and original artists on KZbin! Thanks for sharing!

[@dodiburnett9964]

Gary, you had me anyway, but this painting has hooked completely. You have handled it and explained it all so well. It will urge me on to try better. Also your memories of the first time you saw the ocean brought back very similar memories to us in Australia. Thanks for your great help. Doug & Di.

[@carlabernecoli2071]

Thankyou teacher. It's a beautiful painting and very interesting lesson!

[@fifiwu7021]

This perspective painting has attractive high horizon line. It use light and dark exaggerated the aspect of early morning light.Rearranged rock work used warm hue and cool colour at background to leave the boats recede.The seagulls as focal point give the atmosphere a live looking.Also that is helpful to get your thought of the design from pdf. Thank you for your sharing.

[@hlk01]

Thank you. Once again a really informative broadcast. Interesting to see the process from start to finish.

[@barbaragemin5117]

Thanks Gary, a lovely simplification of the scene, with the strong tonal contrasts which lead the eye. Also, I enjoyed your reminiscing of your childhood experience.

[@IsleofWightBushcraft]

I love the simplistic beauty of this piece Gary. I really admire your complete grasp and confidence of this medium. I have just registered for your NY skyline workshop this Saturday 11:00 am ET, 16:00 where I am. Really looking forward to it Gary. Thank you for this video.

[@saraht4973]

Wonderful experience ....seeing the ocean for the first time. Super demo. It looks so easy when you paint. Thank you. Windy morning. Your group is an interesting composition as well. Much lovely contrast.

[@chhaviaggarwal7810]

Gary your paintings really help me in becoming better everyday thanku very much

[@denniswatson1830]

Great painting and video Gary. I too love to paint the Big water. I live not to far from Lake Michigan and spent some time this summer painting there. Thanks for sharing your watercolor wisdom.

[@alvindejesus120]

always a wonderful learning experience. thanks Gary!

[@JennaStarFriedman]

It's very helpful to watch your whole painting process, thanks

[@timheidrich8032]

Hi Gary, thanks for sharing your expertise with your vids. Appreciate your explanations as to your thought process as the painting progresses. Wish I could be in all of your classes. Sincerely, Tim (living on the west coast).

[@ItSeemsDark]

I love your style so much! It keeps inspiring me to aim higher and keep practicing . I'm happy to see that you returned in Italy . Maybe sometime you will come to Parma ... it's a small city , but it was called "the little Paris" because it has been the residence of Maria Teresa of Austria , the 1st wife of Napoleon , which made my city a petit Paris . Anyhow , tnx for sharing another beautiful piece .

[@patgraney1361]

You are an amazing artist.

[@FranEgui]

Dude, you went crazy in the 21:24 minute. You presented me the same drawing with some modifications that were not before the cut and it would have been perfect to see how you made them.

[@paul1349]

I saw your offer on DVD on American watercolor artists on the road

[@josephineherrera8508]

Great learning tool. How did you get the iPad sketch on to your watercolor paper?

[@HConsueloMorosC]

Very nice. Thank you very mucho.

[@Drumaier]

Excelente! 👌 For moments I think... He messed it up, no way he can make this work... Then slowly but surely the whole thing is start to take shape until it looks 👌👌👌👌. Is great.

[@artmadebydi]

You are amazing

[@stephanieli6201]

Thanks.

[@HConsueloMorosC]

Much

[@phyllishall2336]

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