How To Paint Fog in Watercolors - with Artist Sterling Edwards

Join professional watercolorist Sterling Edwards for an exciting Free Video Art Lesson demonstrating how to use paint light and airy fog using a wet-in-wet technique!
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[@missparadise879]

You are like the Bob Ross of watercolor :) I'm glad I found this

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Oh yay! We're glad you found it too!

[@efwhitedc]

Thank you, very straightforward, and exactly what I was trying to accomplish.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

We're so glad it was helpful!

[@hamidr11]

You make it look so easy. That says something 🙏

[@TheBeverleyann]

Simply Beautiful ! Thank you !

[@brooke1969]

I did enjoy watching you make that gorgeous painting look so effortless.. I’m in awe of the understated colors and the way you lay them down , very nice .. 👍 thank you for sharing.. 🙂✌️

[@vickigower8125]

Very nice and you make it look so easy. I will have to give these techniques a try. Thank you for sharing your gift with others :)

[@dawnbancroft3520]

Thankyou so helpful, from New Zealand 💐

[@birdwatcher1015]

Thank you for a well explained tutorial. It is one of the best I have watched on this subject!

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

You're very welcome Bird Watcher. That's nice to hear. Never stop learning and keep creating!

[@crazycat5958]

Very nice!

[@GKganesan]

Loved it! Thank you for this powerful demonstration

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

We're so glad you found it helpful!

[@labtrainer09]

VERY effective fog scene. Thanks so much.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Glad you like it!

[@valvanorden5843]

Very respectable teacher.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

THANKS Val. CHEERS!

[@rebeccawong1]

Master at work 👍🏻

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AntonioCandela-qo6un]

BRAVISSIMO, MOLTO BELLO, COMPLIMENTI

[@pantera8298]

Thank you!

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

You're so welcome Maria deLourdes Oliveria. Stay creative!

[@louisejffisher4630]

Wonderful .......... thank you.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Our pleasure!

[@LadyJP6969]

Fantastic!!! Thanks for sharing Sir!!! Arches is French, so it’s pronounced, “Arche,” the (s) is silent.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks! 😀

[@giannigrassi6246]

thanks for sharing

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks for watching!

[@jazz1056]

He is cute😊

[@MsMommason]

Love that flat brush you're using. What is it called? Your technique is awesome!

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

You can find the brushes used in this video here: www.jerrysartarama.com/free-art-instruction-videos/how-to-paint-fog-watercolors-sterling-edwards

[@leuvaart4982]

super

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thank you LeuvaArt. Keep Creating

[@pranjalshelar3830]

Wow this foggy effect is what i want to learn... Thank you sir... Plz tell which paper is this???

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Arches 300lb Cold Press: www.jerrysartarama.com/arches-100-rag-watercolor-paper-bright-white

[@arminniehewitt8224]

I was wandering if i could do the same technique on a stretch canvas

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks for your question Arminnie. No, Sterling's fog technique works best on wet watercolor paper. We do sell the Yes! brand of canvases that can accept watercolor. Yes! canvas does accept watercolor paint, but it does not perform in exactly the same way as watercolor paper. I think that the gentleness of Sterling's fog technique might be lost if done on canvas. If you do try out Yes! canvas I would recommend that you prep the surface with a tinny bit of lukewarm soap and water or isopropyl alcohol before applying watercolor paint to the surface. www.jerrysartarama.com/yes-all-media-cotton-canvas-1-1-2-inch-boxes-of-three.

[@4FairBev]

Did you first stretch your paper?

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Sorry to get back to you so late Bev. No, Sterling does not stretch his paper.

[@xTK421x]

Sterling, I really dig your vids. fyi Arches is pronounced Arch (French). Also Arches uses gelatin in their size (Vegans be aware). The size can even spoil. Tip: give your Arches paper a sniff test. Rancid paper can cause blank spots. I use Arches and I love it, but this is just something to be aware of. I do not work for nor or am I affiliated with any art product company.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thanks for the information Frank.

[@ArtemisSilverBow]

Pronunciation is more like a soft sh / Arsh than hard ch / Arch. Regardless, when people in the US refer to the paper, however one pronounces it, we know what they mean. Let's not detract from the point of the video: fog.

[@christianelapointe8794]

Great demo, thank you ! However, the french translation is horrible.

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Merci pour le commentaire Christiane. Désolé de décevoir. Les traductions sont délicates.