How to Add Figures to Your Watercolor Painting (2 Simple Steps)

[@veystone2580]

VERY GOOD ADVICE ABOUT KEEPING THE HEADS ON THE SAME LEVEL! 🥰 THANK U!

[@EsoterikGirl]

Very instructive! Thanks so much.

[@chrismiller5268]

Thanks for the great tips. You are good to listen to and concise.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

I appreciate that!

[@cilene2805]

Thank you for the tip about the heads. I did not know that.

[@acedanger75]

I appreciate the “heads on a plane” tip. Def helped me out a bit, Thanks

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad it helped!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Very very very useful....thank you 🙏

[@reginafernandez8827]

Qué vídeo tan interesante. Enhorabuena por tu trabajo, Matthew. Muchas gracias.// What an interesting video. Congratulations for your job, Matthew! Thank you very much.

[@antoniomarcos5321]

I have placed my figures using that principle for a long time now. It's not by chance that the horizon line is also called the eye-level line; so, if it's not a high or low angle view (the viewer looking at the scene from below or from above, respectively), the horizon line will coincide with the viewers eye level and with the eye level (roughly the level of the head) of most of the figures.

[@yuriyzhilovets2897]

I don't know if I would be able to learn something from your beautiful lessons but just to listen to them is a pleasure.

[@karenaglipay5658]

Thank you for your time, it’s greatly appreciated 😊

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

You're welcome!

[@peterjlewis9497]

Thank you Matthew, that was excellent, and very clear for beginners.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad to hear it!

[@kellydanson2121]

Thank you Matt! That made a lot of sense to me. I'm thinking that's what I've been doing. Some heads higher some short.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad to help!

[@debbieborden7651]

I love your videos. You're voice is so calming and the information so clear. Thank you. I would love to hear you talk about how to find a balance between overworking and underworking. Summertimes I think all the talk about overworking instills some fear.

[@janleitch]

Good tip Matthew

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you liked it!

[@ChericeByler]

Love it! Thanks!

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you like it!

[@donnagoode6923]

As always a very helpful video. Thank you

[@ConniePullella]

Very helpful! thanks so much!

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

You're welcome!

[@laurae545]

Thanks, Matt. this was really easy to understand and very helpful!

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad it was helpful!

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[@jamesbrady3433]

Thanks

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

You're welcome!

[@haykkhojayan3207]

Hello master. Let me thank you for another useful lesson. Resolve the question. All masters say that all drawing components are important - paper, paints, brushes, but do you think it is possible to draw beautifully with ordinary components? And if possible, could you show it. Thank you in advance.