JOHN YARDLEY Watercolor Painting Review & RECREATION | Painting Masters 9

[@Roslyngal]

Hey, great to hear a Hebrew word, an added extra great thing to learn from you! I’d love to hear more, perhaps the more basic words like pigment and water? It also reminds us subtly just how well you speak English. I think I speak my second language (Italian) as well as you do, and I’m only 50% with French. And don’t forget that Watercolour is definitely another language you are fluent!

[@LironYan]

Haha, I’m actually thinking about making it a thing. Like Hebrew word of the day 😂 We’ll see about that!

[@cainthomas9169]

Pro tip : watch series at Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching loads of movies during the lockdown.

[@fletcherbrodie3955]

@Cain Thomas Definitely, been using Flixzone for months myself :)

[@BarbrajoanOriginals]

Excellent choice to review today. Darks, lights, warm , cool and everything between.

[@LironYan]

Thank you 😊🙏🏼 Now the full painting vid is up as well

[@Take5Geri]

Enjoyed all the information you share that helps an artist face the painting with more courage or "know how" . Sometimes you as a teacher have no idea how helpful you are pointing out the basic steps. It helps so much like painting the negative spaces around the boats make the boats pop. Your videos are so full of valuable information.. Thank you love the artist Yardley also . Interiors are new to me and something I'd love to try. Also the painting where the people are standing at the store fronts. The man holding his coat with the white shirt gives a feeling of it being a hot day. Paintings do a lot to our emotions. I enjoy your selections what you decide to teach us. Thank you LIron.

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 You are right, for me it's hard to know what's helpful from all the things I say (and I talk A LOT haha). So I try to be as elaborate as possible. I'm really happy it helps!

[@tucsontom7244]

Yes, I would like to see your painting in a separate video. Thanks for showing us JOHN YARDLEY's Watercolor Painting. I love his style.

[@LironYan]

Thank you ^_^ It will be out in about a week or so!

[@justinf3278]

Dude! This guy has the most awesome approach and the depth slaps you right in the face! Especially good artists today my friend. Thanks for doing this Liron! u rock! -kris

[@LironYan]

Thank you 😊🙏🏼 I agree! Such a clear and simple approach that leads to beautiful results.

[@justinf3278]

Liron Yanconsky 🤘. 🖐️

[@cherylhughes691]

Really enjoyed this video - loved the way he captured the light especially in his interior paintings. Thank you for putting together this master series (masters that I didn't know even existed!) - beautiful work.

[@LironYan]

Haha I'm happy this helps you discover new artists (: It's amazing how many good ones are out there. I also loved his interiors. Haven't seen many of these done in traditional watercolor. It's brilliant.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

I'm so glad you introduced me to John Yardley. His approach is like no other artist I've seen. @10:13 I had a heart attack! Just before I started watching, I'd spent an hour clearing out my hard drive lol!

[@LironYan]

Haha, because of the volume increase?? If so - sorry about that! It's so random at times =P

[@a1s1pinky]

The lamp is called “chandelier”. Hi there, Liron! 😊 I always learn something new with you. Thanks for taking the time to make all of this videos, I know it takes a lot work and effort. Don’t ever stop,💜 Ambar

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 And yes! I knew that one, should have remembered 😛

[@happymv5350]

I so appreciate these master painter highlights! I don’t think any current YT artists do this in addition to attempting to replicate it. This is wonderful art history (which I love!) and also a great practice lesson on the various styles and techniques used by historic artists. Thank you Liron! Please continue with these wonderful videos.

[@LironYan]

Will do more of this ^_^ Thank you so much!

[@Tennishead21]

John Yardley is a very experienced artist. Something to note is how far back he holds the brush when painting to achieve such a loose, easy and free style of painting. His style of getting the tone right first time is similar to Jake Winkle, who is much younger. John is quite elderly now. At 6:59, the lamp is known as a "chandelier". I can't even pronounce the Hebrew word. :P Is Hebrew your first language, Liron? If it is and if English is your second language, it is not obvious at all because you speak perfect English. :)

[@LironYan]

I knew that word! And I knew I'd forget it when it matters the most haha. Hebrew is my first, and English my second. Thank you 😊🙏🏼 Also looked into Jake Winkle. Amazing to see that same approach with very different subjects, in a more "modern" style of painting. I love both.

[@StephenMarkTurner]

I think that building was Paddington Station in London. Love some of his work here, the calligraphy and subtle colours. There was a vase or urn that had about as subtle a jade colouring as you could possibly get.

[@LironYan]

Yes, I know what vase you refer to! He's a genius (:

[@margaretmartin6620]

I really like this artist's style, especially the way he brings the light in and make it look so brilliant. Very uplifting. The examples of the negative painting and shading are also very good. There's also an impression of movement among the people and animals in the scenes, i.e., there's an excitement and busyness in the street scenes. Your recreation of the last painting was very interesting. I would also like to see a further video of your process on this one. Thanks again for a great review. I enjoyed it very much.

[@LironYan]

Thank you ^_^ It's amazing seeing the difference between his work and mine. He has such more finesse 😛 But I'm still happy with it. You can expect the full process to be out in a week or so.

[@diegogval]

Tremendous eye opener! Loved his style.

[@LironYan]

Happy to hear 😊🙏🏼 Thank you!

[@anam00090]

That sunlit interior looks amazing. Also, love the comment about circular eye motion - I thought I was looking around the painting, then you pointed it out and really nailed it. The angular shadows really help lead the eye 😯 Some insights on this one are very useful 👍

[@LironYan]

Thank you 😊🙏🏼 And by recreating it, you get to soak the wisdom even more. It really internalizes it. I especially learn new things about composition.

[@seloT061]

one of my favorite artists which i discovered from apv films is david howell. he is pure talent. the doesn't do pencil layout and his paintings are beautifully atmospheric. david curtis is also incredible.

[@LironYan]

I absolutely love David Howell. He's one of the next artists I plan on covering here (; I actually learned a lot from his (very different) approach. David Curtis - I watched his vids but because it's oil I didn't try and learn more for now. But definitely an amazing artist as we'll. I loved his plain-air style. Is it just me or all of APV's artists / videos are highly addictive? 😛

[@seloT061]

He has watercolor videos too. He paints in a very different style. you're right those videos are addictive. i call them watercolor porn :D

[@maliequizhu6614]

I love your recreated painting! 💕💕💕

[@julieaclark33]

Would love to see the whole video of your version.

[@LironYan]

Thank you (: Coming up in about a week!

[@TooleyPeter]

Great vid, Liron. The lamp is a chandelier.

[@LironYan]

Thanks! I totally knew the word, and forgot it at the moment of truth (;

[@jameshiltonmontesguzzoni9865]

Hi Liron! Do you know watercolours from Mr. Gonzalo Carcamo? He is a fantastic artist.

[@LironYan]

I didn't, but now I do - thank you so much 😊😊 Will probably add to my list!

[@kareanwilliams5991]

Thank you. I really enjoyed the review and the work of this artist.. I would love to be able to see the light and render like Yardley. I also like Gary Tucker on KZbin. You might like him as well. Thank you, hope to see more.

[@LironYan]

Thank you ^_^ I've been following Gary's work for quite some time now. He has EXCELLENT tutorials. More to come!

[@Lucyart]

John Yardley is a nice choice 👍 thanks for sharing 💗

[@LironYan]

My pleasure, thank you 😊🙏🏼

[@carolaxis]

Hi Liron, I learn a lot with your videos!! Thank you!! I wish you showed one not so fast, I mean in real time, maybe a simple flower. Just an idea for begginers like me.

[@LironYan]

Thank you, got it! (: Will do some more of those in the near future. I also plan on soon sharing the process for this painting, in a fully narrated, real-time version.

[@PapierDeutscher]

Liron Yanconsky What'S up Liron, great video as usual. What do you think about Victoria Prischedko's art? She actually is my favorite on wet in wet painting.

[@LironYan]

Thank you ^_^ Wasn't familiar with her work - but googled it now and it looks fantastic! I love this kind of "contained looseness". Will look at more of her work.

[@anetajohnson8446]

i m confused! outside of using the bASICS OF GOOD ART, 'PERSPECTIVE, BALENCE, COLOR, DETAIL, ETC. IS THERE REALLY A RIGHT WAY TO PAINT WATERCOLORS? IS IT WHAT SELLS? OR WHAT TURNS YOUR CREATIVE DESIRES ON.

[@LironYan]

Haha, that's a GREAT question. I think it's a combination of both. If you can find something you REALLY enjoy doing, and people seem to respond positively - that's the best case scenario 😉 And - there are probably endless ways of approaching the process itself. All valid.

[@seloT061]

it is time for you to get a decent kolinsky brush.

[@LironYan]

I have the Alvaro Castagnet set, maybe it's time to start using them (: though I'm unsure what they are made of.

[@sorsofia]

check out Epifanio Serna Martinez. He's the local watercolour aster, here in Aleria. He has a facebook page. I think he said he uses childrens watercolours.. don't quote me on that.. well I'll look it up. Love this artist. And your reproduction.

[@sorsofia]

yes, there's a picture of him using a palette of cakes!

[@LironYan]

Haha amazing! Looked him up, he has a very unique flare. Took me some time to get it, but the more I observed his work the more I started seeing his uniqueness. Thank you for sharing ^_^

[@sarahconroy3634]

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[@anetajohnson8446]

Hellow Liron Yanconsky, enjoyed your cratige , I d like to clue you in to my favorite watercolor artist! " go on the internet or bing! and look up Ted Rose. He specialized in american trains and railroad themes. He hD BUT ONE SEMESTER OF WATEWRCOLOR classes in a college. an amazingly talented artist, today, his paintings sell in the triple thousands. even for a small work of art. Buy the way, In the summer, I can draw fly: would have loved to take lessons from him!

[@LironYan]

Amazing! I love his theme of trains (: Thank you for letting me know about him 😊🙏🏼