Easy Watercolor Landscape Tutorial for Beginners

[@consueloyoung4484]

I love love landscapes!!. I liked the red very much, the way you used it was so shadow and contrast effective. Please continue doing more landscape, especially with water. 🙏🏼❤️

[@katrinacrouch]

Thank you for the feedback! It really helps me-I will definitely paint and share another landscape soon ❤️

[@marciamcgrath4953]

Beautiful llandscape! I also love Pe-ry- lene green as well. Sorry but my mom was a stickler for pronunciation and spelling when I was growing up, so now it is a pet peeve with me. Not your problem, it's mine.😂 when I hear praline I think of sugared pecans.😊

[@Goldfootcrane]

I enjoy HG and Magnolia tv and those pastural landscapes are showing up in their decor often. Especially with big clouds, hills and trees.

[@trudycolin7111]

Love landscapes

[@katrinacrouch]

I’m learning to love them myself! I never considered myself any good at them in the past but I’m enjoying this explorative process

[@LibbySchleichert]

I would love more beginner tutorials like this. Thank you!

[@katrinacrouch]

Oh good! I have more coming-just waiting for naptimes to work in my favor, hah

[@thirdeyereptiles1772]

Just found your page & so excited to follow some tutorials as I learn watercolors 🎨 I’d love to see you do some ocean/waves paintings!

[@katrinacrouch]

Great idea and challenge for me! I haven’t painted any foamy or larger waves on camera yet but I’ll add that to my short list! I did paint an ocean scene with calmer water here to get you started: m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pIOwqXerbJp9mK8

[@sukhvindergrewal5697]

Beautiful work

[@katrinacrouch]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@louisebinneman7179]

Loved this! Thx❤

[@katrinacrouch]

So glad!

[@martconner-w5y]

I loke this sky, looks like a rain us coming

[@katrinacrouch]

❤️❤️

[@128titanic]

Hello Katrina! Welcome. Thank you for your video.

[@katrinacrouch]

Hello! So glad you enjoyed the tutorial ❤️ thank you for the kind comment!

[@ГалинаУсман]

beautiful work, beautiful wreath❤️ please tell me the link to the polish, you bought it online, thanks in advance

[@katrinacrouch]

Hello dear! I think you left this comment on the wrong video-if not, could you tell me more about the polish you are looking for to refresh my memory?

[@ГалинаУсман]

@@katrinacrouch Using Google translate, I said that you have a beautiful job, a beautiful landscape. Where did you buy the ceramic paint palette

[@suel4269]

There’s an Amazon link in her supply list for the palette.

[@suel4269]

Beautiful! I love this style.

[@ГалинаУсман]

@@suel4269 спасибо❤️❤️❤️

[@sandydegs3294]

Very pretty! The overlay is very helpful since the pencil marks are difficult to see. Thank you for the wonderful instruction!

[@katrinacrouch]

So glad it was helpful! Thank you for the feedback ❤️❤️❤️

[@kathyesimmons4805]

I'm a very beginning beginner😊. Can you tell me what the pen is you are using for the contrast around the lake? Thank you

[@katrinacrouch]

No pen! Just watercolor built up to make it darker ❤️

[@kathyesimmons4805]

But the tool you're using is a brush? I can't tell🤷‍♀️😊

[@katrinacrouch]

Yes! Just a small brush ❤️

[@kathyesimmons4805]

Thank you so much❤❤

[@ruthallen5052]

Do you have a tree tutorial?

[@katrinacrouch]

Pine tree or deciduous? I have the process for my pine trees in this video (but not a dedicated tutorial): m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGbClXdjp816ick

[@cosmicmuffin322]

Thank you very much

[@katrinacrouch]

So glad it was helpful! ❤️ thank you for the encouragement

[@martconner-w5y]

Thank you. I want to do uncomplicated landscapes as I am just starting

[@katrinacrouch]

That seem to be more of my style-if I try to get fancy it all goes wrong, haha

[@martconner-w5y]

Forgive the typo errors I like this sky, looks like a rain is comong

[@katrinacrouch]

Yes! I love a slightly moody sky once in a while. A little more interesting, hah

[@joannekeller8716]

Show more tutorials!🤗🤗Thanks

[@katrinacrouch]

So glad you enjoyed it, Joanne! ❤️❤️❤️

[@Barbara-fy8cs]

I like the red!! I can see why you don't like the paper. I used to think it was me with certain paper.

[@katrinacrouch]

Yes! Thankfully I’m experienced enough now to know the difference. It would have really set me back if I was more novice

[@Goldfootcrane]

I enjoy your landscapes and your use of purlene green and red. I don’t quite get your use of water, it seems you’re going in dry, yet you’re getting mainly one coat coverage. I see you going back in with more pigment yet you’re not getting cauliflowers….what’s your trick?

[@katrinacrouch]

The trick is to have a damp brush. Cauliflowers or “blooms” are created when you add too much water and not enough pigment to a damp surface. The water spreads, but the pigment is pushed out by all the water and settles in at the edges. If you dab your brush off on a paper towel or rag (I use a rag), then you can avoid the blooms. Definitely a more “dry” painting technique, but it gives you a lot more control!

[@katrinacrouch]

That’s a great question-I’ll try to film a video demo on that for you soon ❤️

[@Goldfootcrane]

Meanwhile, thank you for your response and I’ll try this today again.

[@tynaheadrick-phipps6768]

Great landscape 🥰🥰🥰🥰. I think you may be mispronouncing Perylene Green, sounds like you are saying Praylene. Pronounce like pear-a-lean. I may be wrong, please let me know, my be my old age. So enjoyed your video😊

[@katrinacrouch]

Before I used it in a video last year I googled how to say it but maybe I used a bad source! I’ll do more research as everyone seems bothered by my pronunciation this time around, haha!

[@Patrickkind78]

Just a couple of comments and a question I know that watercolor and oil and acrylic painting candy really super messy so I was kind of cringing through the whole video hoping that you didn't get all your rings messed up with😊 LOL also if you don't like the pad of paper just throw it out and here's my question where did you get that porcelain Tran how much is?

[@katrinacrouch]

Watercolor is water based and will do no harm to my rings. Even if pigment did get on them, it would wash right off. Oil and acrylic are a little more “risky” but again, metal and diamonds are pretty safe from the evils of painting. I often use paper that I don’t love to test out different techniques or work in a subject that makes me uncomfortable: like landscapes. I really like this size even if the paper isn’t my favorite. It can be liberating to try something new “for free” and I usually experience a lot of growth through these trials. You can find my porcelain mixing tray here: amzn.to/45R2xT2

[@suzannelevis6745]

Sea scapes please.

[@katrinacrouch]

Oooh, that could be fun but I’m also intimidated 😬 haha

[@TheMandyM]

Does anyone know how to properly pronounce Perelyne? I've heard it as "pray-lean", and as "pear-eh-lean". It's been confusing me for months! 😂

[@katrinacrouch]

It’s “Pear-eh-lean”, unfortunately. Pregnancy brain hit me hard with this video and I tried to read it off in a rush and messed up. Sorry!

[@TheMandyM]

​@katrinacrouch oh no apology necessary! I've pronounced it "pray-lean" for sometime 😅 I swear I still have pregnancy brain... and my boy is 13 😂

[@TanzimTahsaan]

Are you off ?

[@katrinacrouch]

Off of what?

[@TanzimTahsaan]

@@katrinacrouch No New Videos?

[@katrinacrouch]

My 4th baby arrived prematurely in April and was in the NICU for several weeks. He’s great now but my maternity leave started unexpectedly early and I wasn’t able to pre-record as many videos as I had planned. Hoping to be back to recording/posting soon! Thank you for understanding ❤️

[@TanzimTahsaan]

@@katrinacrouch umm,, " congratulations " this word is maybe not suitable for now .🙃🙂

[@pattievelasquez7761]

@@katrinacrouch congratulations on your new baby! also, i just found you on Utube and appreciate your tutorials very much thank you!