I Received this Great Question about Watercolor

[@frenchgrama]

Great response! I have noticed this myself on many paintings I'm drawn to even though, as a painter, I pick up the little discrepancies in other people's work but they don't take away from my enjoyment of the painting.

[@TrailsViewsArt]

I so agree with this! ❤ For so long I was struggling that I'm not painting the "right" way, I was thinking that I'm overdoing my paintings, that I'm adding too much details, too many layers but at the end the results are very eye-pleasing and I love my paintings. I find my own way what techniques to use, how many layers to add while I'm painting, the goal is at the end that painting to look good. 😊

[@sumitrakshirsagar3744]

In addition to quality of paint,paper matters a lot,sometimes just paper doesn't support ,helpful vid..👌🏻

[@stampinturtles]

I always love to hear your philosophy on watercolor! I really need to take your watercolor class. Thx for the tips. I’ve had some areas on a painting I struggle with. This is so helpful! ❤🙏🏻

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

Ohh 😮 yes, this was so valuable & filled with lots of great advice &tips for the great question. Thank you to the person for asking this question & thank you Liron for sharing your thoughts & knowledge on this topic. Definitely please do more of these in depth videos. Enjoy your weekend with your family, especially your little one! 🥰

[@daijishinomori9161]

Thank you as always for sharing your wisdom to everyone. They're always appreciated. 😊

[@ginabadeaux9319]

so good to see you ,hope your new life as a Daddy is wonderful .i had 2 boys in 1989 and 1990 .your age i believe.God Bless you

[@patlatour2465]

❤ thanks for your valuable lessons makes a lot of sense to me. I struggle but learn every time I use my paints. 😊 have an awesome painting day.

[@shirley911]

An excellent video! Such good questions to ask yourself. Thank you.

[@eileencollins3126]

Great video. You made some key points to common problems a lot of artists experience.

[@connielinsky2072]

Just what I needed to hear today. Yesterday I finished something that took me 6+ layers in parts to get dark enough, but I was fighting the fear of going too dark at first. I thought it was overworked until my non-artist husband said, "Oh, I like it better now." No one will know how many layers I used. But, I will be doing practice pieces with what seems to be too dark pigment on the first go to better train my eye. Congrats on your precious baby!

[@stinar37]

Such a good video, L! Thank you!!!

[@VBeeMe]

I finally created my first painting that wasn’t overworked. I left it for several days before looking at it. It seems watercolour has to cure or my mind needs to rest from the adventure. I worked music further up the brush and it really helped.

[@IcyHell77mNRW]

As with almost everything : Get to know your area of interest. If you want to paint "better" (meaning: to know what does what under which circumstances), paint more .. learn your paints. The more you get the "muscle memory" of doing it a lot, the easier it will be to paint free and without "thinking too much". Great topic and answer Liron

[@adrianlucashernandez9324]

Couldnt agree More. As Time passes I find myself painting everytime further and further from the paper, trying to ser the whole picture, then the details and little mistakes become meaningless

[@brig3023]

No theory, only by doing

[@bajsbrev4651]

haha watercolour goes splish splosh XD