How to Paint a Dingy in Watercolor Rowboat Tutorial row boat seascape dock water

Today I have for you a little dingy. I saw this one morning on a walk around my town and it seemed like a wonderful image to paint.
I apologize for the camera. Since I painted this I've replaced the camera, so it shouldn't happen in the future. If you can hang with the camera issue, I've given you some good information in this video.
I'm using Arches paper, M.Graham Watercolors, and Dainayw and Silver Black Velvet brushes.
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[@Chaiyotartist]

great👍

[@philipdown3147]

Thanks greatly Michael for your brilliant painting of dingy in mooring with good detail, greatly appreciated stay safe. Good to see another video.

[@watercolorswithmichael]

Many thanks.

[@andreamussman6211]

I hope you'll be back soon.

[@watercolorswithmichael]

I hope to be back before the end of the year

[@philipdown3147]

Michael have you always painted with your paper loose? Not clipped down or taped down where you're able to turn all ways around whilst painting.

[@watercolorswithmichael]

I've always turned my paper. I might tape my paper to a board from time to time, but I move the board around when I do

[@danakolpin1289]

Are you hoing to statton Wefnesday ahain?

[@watercolorswithmichael]

I think I'll be starting after the new year