How to Paint Loose Watercolor Seascape Wet Sand Waves and People on The Beach HAZY DAY

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Hi Friends, today I am sharing watercolor painting of sky, sand and sea. Most of the painting is done wet on wet. If you struggle with this technique please find this demonstration on my patreon, where I explain every step of the way, including how much water to use, what color to mix and how and when to apply your mix. I will show you a few tricks to make painting wet on wet easy and drama free.
Hope you enjoy it. If so, like and subscribe. Come and find me on Patreon to paint together or just to support my art.
Have fun!
Nina.
P A T R E O N : / 67389542
I am using:
Saunders Waterford watercolor paper 300GSM, rough
Natural Squerrel Brushes - Joseph Zbukvic Escoda Aquario #18 and #14
For details Escoda Perla #10
For trees Chinese Mop Brush
Paints: Winsor and Newton, Daniel Smith and Holbein
Please enjoy!
Nina
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To purchase this painting: www.gallery247.com.au/nina-volk/australian-art-for-sale/hazy-day/172068 FULL DEMO on PATREON 'HAZY DAY': www.patreon.com/posts/71498693 PATREON page : www.patreon.com/67389542 Free DEMO: www.patreon.com/posts/65373356

[@joannekeller8716]

A great example to paint a lake with”people “, thanks

[@davidmolloy126]

The sixth times I've watched this! Thanks Nina ❤

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Always a pleasure!

[@joannekeller8716]

Great sample of the tutorials! Thanks 🤗

[@markdonovan1540]

Excellent and very beautiful painting. I love the small figures and their soft reflections in the wet sand.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you so much Mark!

[@edgardorozcocampos]

It seems like San Juan del Sur in Nicaragua! Thanks!

[@user-xi7gz6sz4w]

You have such a beautiful, delicate touch painting those people.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!

[@kennytowns3309]

Love the way you used that little run back in the sand as part of this work..great control

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Kenny! It's all about "right time, right place" figuratively speaking, isn't it!? and things will happen on it's own ☺️

[@mukundalvi9200]

Dear Nina , Very nicely detailed 👌 the transparency n precise eyelevel.......!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Mukund!

[@Banniesartistry]

I love the loose style of your painting

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!

[@glenda7921]

Watching the figures go in was fascinating.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

I'm so happy it's enjoyable! Thank you Glenda!

[@michaelcody3829]

Absolutely beautiful Nina, you are amazing, thank you.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Michael!

[@Retour-aux-sources]

💙🤩💙

[@elisascandido]

Beautiful!!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Elisa!

[@danielpursey8471]

Lovely Nina

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Daniel!

[@moona4297]

Beautiful ❤️

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thanks Moona!

[@1mammalee]

Wow!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Vicki!

[@AdamSingle]

Amazing

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Adam!

[@masayoART]

Wonderful.....

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you so much!

[@areesha22]

Wow I just am amazed by this! Thank you for showing us this! Was this a photograph or just imagination?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Hi, this was based on a photo I took at Port Fairy, aprox 300km west from Melbourne (Australia)... The colour of the water was unbelievable...also I used my "artistic license" to simply the sky, add boats and people :)

[@justinwr092]

Beautiful. I tried this one, but I don't think I'll be sharing my attempt. Some parts turned out great, but some areas were disasters. I do plan on taking another crash at it.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thanks Justin! It's hard in it's simplicity. As always tonal values, paint consistency and brush work are the key. I would recommend picking one part, turning the sound of the demo off and just pay attention to what I do with the brush, 3-5 times over, or even more and then try to do yourself. If you are not getting the same result try to think what is different. It only can be these three things.

[@justinwr092]

@@nvfineartstudio7296 great advice. I'll definitely try that! Thank you for sharing all of your experience!

[@FrankdTank-oh4ji]

So in Patreon you have an audio giving step by step process?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Yes I do, I explain every step of the way including what, why and how, colours, brushes, paint consistency, tonal values, sketch, composition, wet on wet, painting with only primaries, dry brush, colour and tone gradients, etc. If you subscribe, and want to learn (not just copy my painting) I'd recommend watching all the videos from the beginning, even if you don't want to paint along/have time to pain. There is so much information!

[@donaldnorlie3773]

Thats beautiful !! How long did it take in real time ?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thanks Donald, probably ah hour.

[@elkepaull-keller9039]

What tape do you use around your papers edges?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Hi Elke, just a general purpose masking tape from an office supply store. It's 28mm wide.

[@elkepaull-keller9039]

@@nvfineartstudio7296 thanks

[@carolwellein7108]

Love this video, but would like to know the colors she used.😊

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Carol! I don't remember exactly, but looking at the painting, I'd say I used Yellow Ochre, Raw Sienna, Buff Titanium, Cobalt Turquoise, Lavender, probably Ultramarine, B.Sienna and N.Tint for darker value tones. I always mix my colours to keep the painting harmonious.

[@Magic65750]

It would b great to see your reference while you paint.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Hi Chris, thank you for the suggestion, quite a few people asked about it. But, I often paint from: imagination, combination of photos, sketch from plein air, etc. I try to stay more true to the photo only when I paint for Patreon lessons (usually still change things around), but I prefer to keep them for the Patrons as a part of their subscription. Honestly, if you are learning, the photo is not important. Most important part is to pay attention to what I do with the brush, the paint consistency and the tonal value of the consistency. Hope this helps.

[@user-lc6pn9yy9f]

YOUR CHOICE OF MUSIC IS DISTRACTING AND ANNOYING.

[@joannekeller8716]

Great sample of the tutorials! Thanks 🤗