Advancing with Watercolor: Mood and Color 2

[@gonzalovargas9365]

Its incredible how a painting can make you feel something a photo just cant. Thanks a lot from Chile.

[@fedelima2987]

Yes exactly! my thoughts also👍

[@ranjanaluwihare1511]

Stunning Gary. As always, your abbreviation to watercolour astounds me & you capture the pure essence of the scene, absolutely magical! Thankyou for the insight.

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thank you my friend Ranja - Hope all is well with you and your family

[@ranjanaluwihare1511]

@@GaryTuckerArtist Hi Gary, once Covid is on an even keel? Soo keen to join you again, for another watercolour expedition! Take care my friend, Rx

[@RubenGarcia-kc3op]

Amazing how the paint takes shape almost on it own to the process, it’s hard to see it almost to the very end

[@natureshare.2024]

Mr. Tucker, I like your style a lot. Look simple but not easy to achieve.

[@RobertHopkinsArt]

Excellent insights, Gary. Well, balanced outcome. The Blue/Orange "Golden Hour" of your effort shines through very nicely! Once again, you have given me an almost overwhelming amount to think about before even applying the first brush stroke. So, painting the Sepia value studies beforehand really does help you to analyze the direction of your final work in regards to selecting the correct hues and compliments. This is not amateur hour teachings that you are presenting us with. This is the "real deal". This is helping me to see what the masters of watercolor are doing to make their final paintings work. Bravo!

[@karenliu529]

I always seem to have such trouble using red. It's like a very luminous but dark color.

[@antoniolampreia5953]

thank you

[@karenfox9982]

❤

[@asyaeisenberg1809]

Thank you