Watercoloring Edward Wesson style

[@ronaldoferreira4856]

Thank you for watercolors lessons, following you from Brazil, you are the one!!!

[@AlanOwen]

thank you Ronaldokeep well and be happy

[@rustic_traveller]

Thanks for all the paintings old man. Hope someday I can shake your hand

[@AlanOwen]

I take the easy way nothing difficult in what `I paint,,,, it is only practice

[@joelc3050]

Your wonderful skill is still with you

[@AlanOwen]

thank you notice I only paint the simple things ....

[@TheDabshear]

Love your work and explanations. I have watched you for a few years and have missed seeing your videos.❤️

[@AlanOwen]

how nice of you /thank you

[@phyllisjfawcett]

Love the color palette used in this one. It is very much like two oil paintings I have. I will be giving this one a go tomorrow.

[@MelkamMengued]

Hi. What colors do you have in your palette? Thanks in advance.

[@phyllisjfawcett]

@@MelkamMengued I use the 16 color James Fletcher-Watson Palette. Cad Lemon & Yellow, Raw Sienna, Burnt Sienna, Raw Umber, Burnt Umber, Light Red, Indian Red, Rose Madder, Cobalt Blue, Cerulean Blue, French Ultramarine, Winsor Blue (red shade) & Payne’s Gray. Many painters have Yellow Ocher as well but I have finally learned enough to mix colors to match mixes being used. When is first started following Mr. Allen would just seamlessly mix colors and I had no idea what to do. I never quite understood until I bought one of James Fletch-Watson’s books. His earlier books he uses a 12 color palette and later adds Cobalt & Cerulean blues. Hope that answers your question. FYI, Watson does have a Mixology guide in his book. I still look at my mix charts for color matching when I get ready to paint. If you are new to watercolor, I strongly recommend doing this first. I was not able to keep up until I did this and practiced enough mixing to keep up. I still aspire to be able to paint as seamlessly as Mr. Alan one day.

[@MelkamMengued]

@@phyllisjfawcett Thank you very much for the valuable information. Cheers.

[@AlanOwen]

@@phyllisjfawcett god bless thank you Phyllis

[@AlanOwen]

,,,,,,,,,,,, yes I do like you Phillis just keep playing about with colours , love you all.

[@shaistaaga9295]

It's so beautiful thanks for sharing all your knowledge

[@AlanOwen]

thank you for looking in Shaista. take care

[@kazmispahani9555]

Another beauty. Thank you very very much.

[@AlanOwen]

its just having a go and enjoying it, nowt hard in these sketches....

[@tubecated_development]

Amazing.

[@joanpettengill2758]

Beautiful 😍 Thank you

[@AlanOwen]

thank you Joan

[@soheilaassefi2891]

Vedo sempre i suoi acquerelli se mi permette vi voglio bene ❤

[@AlanOwen]

love you all .

[@roadrollerdio565]

New to watercolours here. Started only this month. How many years do I need to practise before I can follow this tutorial?

[@AlanOwen]

you may have a natural ability keep at it thanks

[@roadrollerdio565]

Came back to say I've been working at watercolours everyday and today I finally tried painting along with this video! My result wasn't nearly half as amazing as yours of course, but I had so much fun! Thank you for making this!