How To Succeed With Watercolour

[@joanmarion8724]

Thank you!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re welcome! Thank you for watching

[@cathyserafinowicz6374]

That was great Christopher ,I thought you were going to put a great big tree trunk under those trees,ha! It turned out fabulous,thanks so much. 👏🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Cathy, much appreciated

[@marideelebrun5811]

I am a very experienced artist, but its always great to find a really good teacher! You WILL be helping many! Thank you

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@marideelebrun5811 Thanks very much. It’s good to know that even experienced artists are watching my videos.

[@stormy439]

Thankyou! Great informative video!😊🫡

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re welcome! Thanks so much for watching

[@normangale3159]

Hi Christopher, I am a beginner with watercolour and I really enjoyed the way you did your sky but the best was the blue of the tree line on the horizon; really gave it distance.

[@ChrisStephenArt]

That’s great, Norman. I’m glad the video was helpful

[@mygracecottage]

Thanks!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thank you so much

[@mygracecottage]

Fantastic thank you very much….great lesson

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re very welcome. Thank you for watching

[@iwonarychel6310]

Dziękuję ❤

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re welcome 😊

[@leonidasspanos20]

Beautiful!👏🏻👏🏻

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks so much

[@sourceclaire5879]

Bonjour. Excellent tutoriel pour débuter. MERCI. Bonne journée. A bientôt pour regarder vos nouveaux tutos. Marie, Cotentin, France

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Merci Marie

[@patriciaweatherley951]

Thanks

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks so much, Patricia

[@ralphherrick596]

Very nice....will have to try this one. .. thanks

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thanks Ralph, please do give it a try and let me know how you get on.

[@sgv323]

Thanks, Chris. I enjoyed doing that one. Quite warm where I am so my paper kept drying very quickly. Didn’t quite get the dramatic sky I was going for but close. Enjoyed the process. Cheers.

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@sgv323 You’re welcome, Sewall. You could try using a must bottle, should help to keep the moisture in the paper.

[@sgv323]

@@ChrisStephenArt Thank you, Chris. I will definitely keep that in mind (as I do have one-that’s a little embarrassing that I didn’t think of using it).

[@deadxalice]

I really liked this video :) I will try it out myself!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thank you

[@reynradio]

Always a great post and painting Chris. 👍🏻

[@ChrisStephenArt]

@@reynradio Thanks Dave , much appreciated

[@KateColors]

❤

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Thank you ☺️

[@yogeshaundhkar1635]

what is the palette brand you are using in demo? It has good big mixing area.

[@ChrisStephenArt]

It’s a Meeden porcelain palette. There is a link to their website, with a 10% off code in the video description. Thanks for watching.

[@christiejacobson2976]

Hi, Christopher! What brand is your burnt sienna? It seems much redder than mine. I use Daniel Smith. I'm learning many things from you. One of my favorite things is how you vary your greens. Thank you for all that you share!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

Hi, Christie. I’m currently using Lukas paints. They come in 21ml tubes, which I like !! Thank you so much, I’m really pleased you’re enjoying my videos, and thank you for supporting me, it’s very much appreciated.

[@christiejacobson2976]

@@ChrisStephenArt Thank you! I will check them out. I also like the look of the raw sienna that you use. I find that DS raw sienna is kind of dingy looking. I do like QOR raw sienna, but like most of their paints they almost flow too much!

[@ChrisStephenArt]

You’re welcome!!

[@blankmission5369]

​@@christiejacobson2976Try mixing your own raw sienna with yellow ochre and some burnt sienna pr 101. Then you can adjust it to your preference. Hope this is helpful.

[@christiejacobson2976]

@@blankmission5369 Thanks, I will try that.