How to Paint Strong Light in Watercolor - 3 Keys

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[@KimberlyStowell]

Matthew, your videos on watercolor are some of the most helpful that I have seen.

[@Debbie1746]

A video on getting to know pigments, their characteristics and how to utilize those characteristics would be very helpful to me.

[@MB-kf3yx]

Thanks for sharing your expertise. Enjoyed the discussion, illustration, and seeing the painting come tigerher.

[@issiedorenbush875]

Watching in Toronto. Thank you for this excellent video.

[@cindyhills5593]

Thank you for telling us the colors you used.

[@dianarowny9192]

This is an impactful sky!

[@jaquelineballantine1489]

An invaluable tutorial! So encouraging to your students. Thank you Matthew.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Thank you!

[@spbv1961]

Very useful. Thank you 🙏

[@PrasenjitDas-w1c]

Very nice art work my friend 👏❤️

[@cathyscaife9640]

good morning Matthew White. Big thank you for this tutorial. You talk about how to paint in simple language that I can understand easily. Today, I am going to get out of my own way :) and paint the scene you just showed us. This lesson will carry through on so many others... "light values" appreciated muchly.

[@simfimpim]

This video is extraordinarily helpful.

[@richardtorr4553]

I love your methodical approach, thank you for sharing. Great Demonstration.

[@ladysongster]

Beautiful! Thank you!

[@van_creative]

great tips, beautiful painting

[@SVNopq]

Thank you for this tutorial. The painting is beautiful. Very helpful tips.

[@blancaescobarrivas4856]

Muy bonito!!!

[@paul-oram]

ah, so in the second run with the clouds you use a synthetic right? Because it holds less water than a sable?

[@deryayldrm8005]

2.53 looks like Turner painting.