Advancing with Watercolor: Shape and a Center of Interest - Norte Dame

[@philippeduval385]

Thank's a lot. The light of your watercolor us wonderful

[@joannedebrass8077]

You are a great teacher, Gary. You explain everything so well. I have been watching all your videos and still learn something every time. Thank you so much!

[@mchris1020]

Thank you for sharing the info about the landscape reference book.

[@maryking7734]

Amazing talent. Thank you

[@barbaragemin5117]

Thank you Gary. A lovely painting. In all your work I've noticed (and learned) the importance of lights and darks to guide the viewers eye. The book sounds interesting.

[@RobertF-]

That painting is great. Thanks for sharing the info about that book and those composition ideas. Very interesting.

[@denniswatson1830]

Thank you Gary tools of the masters and you are one.

[@mangaltata7953]

Wonderful lessons in each video, whether it’s composition, tonal values, simplifying a subject or defining a focus, it’s very informative!

[@sallyburke4018]

Brilliant, oh to have your talent at brush work 🙏👏👏👏👏👏🤗

[@djartfilms]

Thank you for the superb videos. I find them very helpful in trying to get to grips with the medium of watercolour. Frustratingly, I can not find the book that you refer to. Could you please confirm the title and the isbn number if possible? Is 'Edgar Payne the Scenic Journey by Scott A Shields and Patricia Trenton' the same book under a different name in the UK perhaps? Best wishes dj

[@KRCanetti]

Amazing! I learn so much from listening and watching here. Thank you for this. (following - subscribed - for a while now).

[@dinsadobe]

I like the minimal impressionist work...

[@hifrank001]

what a great work! thanks for sharing

[@tanjamajerle6404]

Beautiful! Thank you! 👍

[@pierrerobert9242]

Gary this is terrific.

[@marwankhawaja8948]

very useful - and clear -many thanks!

[@ViktorBilous]

Very beautiful!

[@fraktalfr]

Great job,

[@GaryTuckerArtist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@CharleyWang]

Very beautiful! I like you art.

[@williamdavies5370]

Hi Gary fantastic work Love it all BUT when i started out to paint many years ago i did not do a lot of sketching or drawing, i just wanted to paint ,it was the colour that got me going,now i know how inportent drawing is to painting,my fault i know , but tell me in amounst all your demo's is there any you could point me towards about drawing to save me time serching as you are such a prolific artist .or could you do a few on drawing please if its not to much trouble,i cant be the only one who struggles with drawing,lol lol perhaps just a slower sketching out before painting ,i remain a great admirer of you,in my book you and joseph zzzzzzzzz are gods long may you live and teach us humble dabblers , regards william

[@JustinPunio]

I couldn't find a book with that title, did you mean Edgar Payne: Composition of Outdoor painting?

[@brucebeanbageducationalfil4246]

It's the same book published under a different title.

[@melkerart1793]

Great demonstration and very useful comments 👍 I like the composition and the subtle tonal values of the buildings a lot, but to my taste the darks of the traffic lights and posts are too strong and suck in too much attention.

[@dougg1075]

Nice!

[@mominsart]

The foreground is not the best, yes the background looks good.

[@tammyclark1207]

No one watercolours here in America anymore. That is a shame so many artist have release the discipline of plein air art work. When those continue to paint indoors. You ruin in for the rest of us. We catch hell.