Fascinating Watercolors by Nicolas Lopez | Painting Masters 61

[@nicolaslopez9169]

Muchas gracias por tomarte el tiempo de ver mi trabajo, gracias por compartir tu apreciación, valoró muchísimo esto. Espero haya oportunidad de conversar en algún momento y que podamos intercambiar opiniones, felicidades por la difusión del arte en tu canal y éxitos. Saludos desde Perú y un abrazo fraterno

[@deniseprehn7793]

Hi. I have the privilegie to know Nicolas and, on some occasions, to see him working. No matter how many times you see him working, you will always be surprised and admired by the process and the result. He is certainly brilliant!

[@LironYan]

That's amazing! Wish I could watch him at work (: (In addition to the excellent KZbin vid I was able to find haha!

[@deniseprehn7793]

Hi, Ir you want see Nico working, there is a site : EPC Art Courses were sometimes he do workshops

[@evelyne7071]

Thank you for introducing me to this amazing watercolorist, Nicolas Lopez. The vagueness makes his painting mysterious. Just enough details to lure you in.

[@oljastevanovic]

Brand ambassador for a reason :) Granulation master and a very nice refreshment in watercolor field . We , the ordinary mortals , we are just afraid to squeeze a 25$ DS tube and waste it on 20$ sheet of paper hahahhaha

[@LironYan]

Haha 😂 Yeah I get it. The several huge paintings I've done required me to "waste" so much paint. And even thought it's sometimes pricier paper, it still feels strange to waste a quarter tube in one squeeze!

[@oscarorlandogarciasobalbar4022]

In the first painting, what you see are niches for dead bodies in cemeteries

[@erickeller162]

Yah, they look like urn cubbies for cremations.

[@communistcat3226]

Been watching your videos for some time. I'm a beginner in watercolor painting or actually, art in general. I started, just a couple of weeks ago. This is my first time commenting. I just wanted to say that this artist's paintings really inspired me. I hope I'll get to his level someday, even if it takes me 50 years to get there. Really amazing art!

[@alejandrooliverosv.8555]

Hi Liron. In fact, what is shown in the first painting is tombstones. Here in Peru it is usual to "bury" dead people in some kind of walls. Fortunately I had the chance to met Nicolas the last year and could see his artistic process. He is a very nice guy and an skilled artist.

[@LironYan]

Amazing! Must have been quite an experience, he’s so good 😁🤩

[@joyg2526]

This artist is AMAZING!!! Thanks for the spotlight and discussion! It would be really cool to watch a video of you trying to duplicate the effects and style of this painter.

[@davidlowton9359]

Thank you for highlighting this artist. Those paintings are haunting, technical and original. Superb.

[@patriciavazquez4596]

The watercolors are like old images. Surreal like a dream. Thanks for sharing.

[@vickilee6335]

Nicholas Lopez is just amazing!!

[@LironYan]

YES, his technique is so unique and optimized for his style and approach! 😁

[@neyhaartistry]

Fantastic artist , such a skilled watercolorist.Thank you for your analysis of his work and process

[@hahiestand]

I came across Lopez right when I first started painting, and he continues to inspire me. Great choice!

[@LironYan]

Amazing! So happy you found about him early on! 😁 How did you discover him?

[@hahiestand]

Liron Yanconsky It was on Instagram somehow. Maybe Trupti through blue Pine arts in India had met him in Italy or something like that.

[@FaerieDust]

Another set of gorgeous art! Especially the more monochromatic ones, a lot of them have a kind of, I don't know, ghostly, foggy feel - like they're illusions you're seeing the fog, and once the fog dissipates the landscape will disappear too. Beautiful use of light and shadow, and I love how he uses very precise details and very vague suggestions of shapes in the same painting. Gorgeous.

[@LironYan]

Yes, I get a similar feeling looking at these 😁 Thank you for watching 😊🙏🏼

[@kamaljeetchugh]

I never expected such artistic work in in Monochrome water color. Thanx.

[@tziporaneemanfeder1813]

Liron, looking at these masters you demonstrate sort of gives me permission to spread out my way of using watercolour. So I find these videos so very wonderful for me. Thanks, Tzipora

[@kayteeesser2944]

Great use of watercolor and all the techniques you can use with that media

[@maliequizhu6614]

This artist is really special, even his signature! 👍👍👍

[@sandrajohnson2489]

The painting with the buildings and cars looks a lot like some of yours. Love them! The second ship looks like a blurry photograph. Incredible.

[@lesleykuhn8345]

Liron, I loved your commentary & analysis in this presentation of this artist! Your enthusiasm is wonderful! I could actually “see” what you were explaining! Thanks for doing this for us! It’s truly an educational experience for me! More Masters Please! Be well, take care!

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much Lesley! 😊🙏🏼 More on the way! So happy you enjoyed it

[@sandrajohnson2489]

I am astonished! The third photo with the pole and all those wires looks like a photo.

[@KrishanPatel]

Amazing painter! Glad you discussed his technique and style.

[@janawatercolor]

To be honest I never knew about him before.Thanks for introducing yet another wonderful artist.

[@LironYan]

Me too! A relatively new discovery for me! ☺️

[@amarin8600]

Wow. Thanks for analyzing his work.

[@dianemannion2724]

Thank you for this inspiring video!!! Opens a new way of looking at watercolor and painting.

[@louiseburgess396]

Love this guys work - so fresh and different!

[@ARetroWorld2000]

Thank you, Liron, inspiring - a really magnificent artist!

[@geslinam9703]

The first one...so cool, especially for cemetery lovers such as myself. The cemeteries in South America have a very European touch.

[@ladislavsedlak9327]

The street at the eighth minute is just mesmerizing, I had to type this even before finishing watching the vid :-) thanks for introducing this guy (seems kinda effortless, don't you think, I mean as of techniques and light-handedness, because the subjects, ideas and the strokes are very original and the results highly vivid, despite the colors), Liron, this is amazing, as always

[@LironYan]

Thank you Ladislav 😁🙏🏼 His work is really fascinating! So Happy you enjoyed this one (:

[@ateretw9231]

מאוד נהנית מהביקורות על אמנים שונים ומעניינים. מרתק ביותר!

[@nedareal6313]

Amazing !!!! 💙

[@TheLeahsKitchen]

Great paintings - added to my playlist "fascinating artists"

[@sallywright5503]

Bold, original, fascinating. Thank you for sharing with us. I will have to check him out on KZbin. Would love to see him paint.

[@LironYan]

My pleasure Sally! He has a few painting videos (one in the description box). It’s really interesting seeing him create 😁

[@lapitiadedelfos1159]

La primera pintura es un cementerio. Las ventanas son tumbas.

[@annettefournier9655]

Thanks Liron. Amazing!

[@suzalasuzala1135]

thanx for sharing! I am now a fan

[@hdzlaw1]

Excellent episode!

[@louiselangerud]

Fascinating. Very cool. Not at all trite and yet common subject matter. Soulful.

[@rominaconstanzavalenzuela5614]

I really like your videos

[@wystemd]

Nicolas is a cool guy, you must see its palette: probably 8 different blacks, some blue and white gouache

[@LironYan]

Haha amazing I’ll look it up! 😁

[@StephenMarkTurner]

Terrific stuff, I did not know this artist. Thanks. I gotta practice a lot more textures, I guess. :-)

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

Thank you!

[@maurolasso2872]

Hola! Conoces al acuarelista argentino Carlos Nine?

[@ladislavsedlak9327]

One more thing, Liron, a question - how do you think the texture in the pic starting at approximately the eleventh minute was done? Some kind of sand paper, or? Is it the structure of the paper itself? Probably not...

[@LironYan]

I assume you refer to the houses, I would say it’s a mix of very high level wet-in-wet (he really manages to keep the clarity of the scene, while still maintaining almost only soft edges). And then also some splashes of water, that create these lighter dots. And he also probably charges with a lot of paint and lets it flow downwards. Other than that I wouldn’t be able to tell if there’s anything else, it’s so different from what I do 😁 So there may be some other techniques and tricks I’m unfamiliar with!

[@tetyanak8086]

He used hummiarabic and black mars watercolour ground in his video

[@alejandrooliverosv.8555]

Hi!! I've met Nicolas and I have seen his artistic process twice. His technique is based on: • Wet on wet: he usually works with a large amount of water and pigment and also uses a spray. • Paper: he uses coldpressed or rough (100% cotton) depending on what he wants to do. But his favourite paper is Don Bosco handmade paper (100% cotton very rough, it is a peruvian brand). • Pigments: the most importat to achieve that sandly effect is Lunar Black by Daniel Smith.

[@AndreaGomez-yz7kz]

Nichos de cementerio, no ventanas.... saludos cordiales desde Argentina.

[@LironYan]

Thank you, I had a feeling it was a cemetery! We have similar ones here too

[@lindah1591]

Check out Ratindra Das if you aren’t aware of him. I think you will enjoy his painting style.

[@LironYan]

It's a beautiful style 🤩 Added to my list! Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@samzie67]

how depressing, today i have been learning to paint trees and now i see this, I give up! thanks Liron awsome video and artist!

[@sandrajohnson2489]

Don't give up!!

[@samzie67]

@@sandrajohnson2489 Never Sandra, im having to much fun! amazing art though!

[@nicolaslopez9169]

😎 thanks.

[@cassandra3862]

Does anyone know how to contact Nicolas Lopez please?

[@FPVIBERIAN]

Buried in the walls

[@sallyfinch540]

Very interesting to hear your input on these artists. Check out Thomas Schaller, one of my favorite watercolor artists who also has out some videos.

[@patio87]

The crazy electric pole painting is on youtube where he paints it.

[@annettefournier9655]

First one looks like a mortuary crypt wall.

[@insightsbyzahra6517]

Love your style of watercolors ❤️❤️ I do beginner to intermediate watercolor and acrylics too 😊 hope you check them out😁

[@FPVIBERIAN]

It’s a mortuary

[@raymundocorona4368]

The first painting aren’t windows!!! It is a the graveyard

[@dougg1075]

Yeah he’s a Billy bad a$$

[@vinr]

4:12 - This is how he did it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6XdZHdpgZiZh6M