Step by Step Watercolor - A Scottish Scene | Andy Evansen

[@kathygaudio7114]

Andy, I have seen seen several of your demonstrations last tutorials. They’re always good, but this one was exceptional, The composition lesson, the value study ( which I know you always do), the explanation of why you changed things around, the exact colors you mixed, which I also know it’s not always crucial but helpful to see an expert and how it done properly. I will save this one, watch it again and again and make notes and try to emulate your wonderful wonderful artistry . Thank you for sharing your expertise.

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

Glad to hear that you enjoyed Andy’s explanation. The reason you’re seeing this here is because he is one of our instructors at the Academy. We are fortunate to have him to share this knowledge with all of you.😊 thank you for watching and I hope that you have subscribed to our channel

[@EusebioMartinez-sg6bd]

Very interesting. It is very instructive to be able to listen to the explanations and follow the work process of a great artist and expert watercolorist like Andy Evansen. Thank you very much.

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Happy to hear that this video has given you more knowledge 😊

[@elizabethsolart]

I'm enjoying your channel whilst recovering from 3 major abdominal surgeries. Your work is keeping me sane right now. Thanks so much Andy 🙏

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

Great to hear! We hope that you will have a speedy recovery 😊

[@elizabethsolart]

@TucsonArtAcademyOnline thankyou so much. I will be glad to be upright again so I can enjoy painting again, but now.. this channel is an absolute God send. 🙏

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

@@elizabethsolart My wife went through man abdominal surgeries so I know its not fun but you will get better soon :)

[@elizabethsolart]

@TucsonArtAcademyOnline Thanks for you support, it means alot, especially to gear of others healing too. Bless you 🙏

[@MB-kf3yx]

Enjoyed the video, your discussion, and seeing the painting come to life. Thank you for sharing your expertise.

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Glad you enjoyed it!

[@maryannnash653]

Loved this video and your painting! so inspirational. Thank you for sharing.

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@mirtaxiomelyssandin2001]

Thank you Andy for this video lesson. Looking forward for future videos.

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You are welcome! Thank you for watching. We have an open enrollment window this November so I hope you get to study with Andy online in his year-long program.😊

[@maryrichinick7287]

Great explanation as you are going along. Thank you!

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[@kellyhalligan1328]

Thanks so much, I look forward to your tutorials

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[@juliorodrigues6929]

This is so helpful, thank you for sharing!

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Glad to hear that this was helpful for you.

[@melkerart1793]

So grateful to be able to watch this masterclass 🌟 Though when comparing 17:21 and 18:45, I felt the final details made the painting slightly too "busy" and some of its initial freshness was lost.

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[@wonkywhisker1036]

Amazing ❤

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Thank you! Cheers!

[@rebecca2152]

This is so useful for understanding a good process. Thanks :)

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Glad it has helped :)

[@johnporter9247]

Great instruction. Thanks

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

Glad it was helpful!

[@toreaustratt6134]

Hi Andy you are really good at explaining your way of painting. Only wish I could follow although the value study starts to make sense to me. Thank you!

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

Thank you for watching. This stuff takes time and you have to practice yourself but glad to hear that the value study part is making sense.

[@김봉숙-g5s]

감사합니다 ~!😊❤

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[@nevada253]

great video

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Glad you enjoyed it

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[@sertov-e3k]

Спасибо большое!!! 👍❤🔥🔥🔥

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[@johnytwo]

Thanks!

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[@etoileblue]

❤

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Thanks for watching

[@ЕнзаОртега]

The colours you took is very south❤

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Glad you enjoyed the video

[@birgitwinkler5495]

Why you stop your value study, when you have painted the mid tones in and put the darks later, after you were in the same point with your colour picture?

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

He explains that in the first 2 1/2 minutes

[@birgitwinkler5495]

@@TucsonArtAcademyOnline i have watched the video very attentive, but sorry, I don’t understand it. What is the advantage of stopping the value study with midtones, and after he’s at this step in the coloured picture, put the darks into the value study. May be i must take a life course with Andy Evansen to check the reason.

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

@@birgitwinkler5495 Let me ask you a question. In your opinion roughly how many values should you have a form to make it come alive?

[@birgitwinkler5495]

@@TucsonArtAcademyOnline i think mainly three: light medium, dark

[@TucsonArtAcademyOnline]

@@birgitwinkler5495Yes three to four. That is what he clearly explained in the video.