Learning to Paint a Colorful, High-Contrast Street Scene in Watercolor

[@antondiffering4727]

Great demo Sir😅

[@corneliasteinberg862]

I really like this vid because you show us the way of how to fix a "mess up". I know you didn't really mess up, more what can happen. Your way of teaching shows me how to "just let go and not aim for the "perfect" picture" every time I paint. This should be fun and watching your demos really helps me getting looser and "just do something" no matter the outcome. I love street scenes also and your vids really help me "see" and make the reference pic more simple.

[@rogerking8959]

This is so helpful thank you. Love the style and your teaching style

[@jentai7536]

Talking your process through is so helpful because decision making is the hardest thing when painting a watercolor. I love your use of colors. Great job, Liron. Thank you

[@t2terri]

I like the more colorful you in this painting. Wish to see you use more color in totes! Thanks again for morning incentive!

[@CharleyWang]

这幅画的内容似乎比较简单，实际上是更难画的，你采用了比较稳妥的渐进方式着色，光感主要是用比较容易理解的方式表现，比如明暗对比，而没有采用更加复杂的颜色折射关系，所以，可以让观众觉得画画很容易，你的讲解也非常的努力，我认为这是很受欢迎的方式，The content of this painting seems to be relatively simple. In fact, painting is more difficult. You use more conservative and progressive coloring. Light is mainly expressed in a relatively easy to understand way, such as light and dark contrast, without using more complicated light refraction relationships. It can make the audience feel that painting is easy and increase their confidence in learning. And your explanation is clear. I think this is a very popular way.

[@StephenMarkTurner]

Terrific demo. Thanks Liron.

[@TheLeahsKitchen]

I love the way you painted this

[@stacyhannon4081]

This turned out amazing! You did a rad trick at 6:05ish where you rinsed a blue handled brush and came back from rinsing with a black handled brush. 😉 I noticed because I was trying to figure out the brush you were using. I enjoyed this lesson so much that I am going to try to paint these buildings and it will be my first real attempt at painting structures. Much Love and Respect as Always, Stacy

[@romandiazy]

I liked the way you applied that second glaze to the background and the lifting. It made it look blurry and pushed it back, lovely effect.

[@irinavbr4126]

Hi Liron, I like your painting manner much, thanks!

[@vladisoul]

Very well explained Liron! Thanks a lot!

[@marciariesz3861]

thank you Liron. Loved it.

[@robinhere4230]

Beautiful process!! Still amazed at how you see, then paint shadows. Thanks for sharing.

[@jengoodwyn2715]

I love how you handle colours and how you have a feel of where things should go and what to cut from a scene as you paint it.

[@glorioskiola]

Another nice one! Thanks!

[@rashone2879]

I think this painting turned out very nicely, although I agree the addition of a few figures would have added to it. I really like the contrasts here, especially where you have a rather abstract background, and then nice graphic lines. Colors are great, pinkish tones against burnt sienna or dark brown shades work well. Very informative and enjoyable video. Thank you.

[@terencemace8169]

The top of the door is to close to the bottom of the window, no room inside for a ceiling between the floors, compare with photograph . I love your use of light and dark , very much enjoyed thank you .

[@LironYan]

Thank you 😊 I sometimes need to spend more time on proportions (:

[@reasonableification]

Those details don’t take away from the feeling of the finished work tho. I get so caught up in that stuff that I lose what he captures, which is the sense of being on a sun drenched street. I would hate to loose that for one realistic detail.

[@rentiacoetzee3621]

Thank you! Great teacher

[@EM-ug8ud]

I see you hitting them angles! Exciting to see you experiment with your filming style! You should check out Minnie Small. I’m excited to try this, I keep failing but you make it look so easy that I keep trying!

[@rachelm7525]

What a delightful scene! I really liked this one, loved the colors. Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@lindathaxton1994]

Excellent

[@suecarrel]

It helps that you think things through aloud! So far all I do is copy. YOU create...that will be my next goal! (But everyone likes my COPY of your bowl of cherries!)

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

26:16 Wow! I would never have the guts to have done that! But now seeing that you did it successfully, I won't hesitate next time in doing this when I need to neutralise a competing background.

[@LironYan]

Haha I know what you mean! As long as you are quick about it, and use a relatively light wash - it will do the trick (:

[@lvmylord54]

Hello Liron!

[@donnaculver9297]

That’s beautiful! I thought it was a photo at first glance!

[@xxxorg]

Shutters? Storm shutters! Blinds are for inside no? I don't know I'm from New England and we say shutters for outside and blinds for inside! Just saying! I really love your tutorials, and am learning so much! Thank You very much! Can Tempera or gouache be used also/instead ? And Would you explain the differences between watercolor, tempera and gouache paints? And have you used them yourself at all? Thanks again!! OK BYEE

[@pippofelipe6901]

I really enjoyed this content, It was inspiring!

[@simonettagenova]

Thank you💕💕💕💕💕

[@ThingOfSome]

Nicely done. The large drying shift and slight chalkiness (in the darks) could be from the paper.

[@getsomecolourinyourlifedav2478]

Yet another great demo Lie in, do love to watch your videos, hopefully my channel will be as good as yours!!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Also the buildings behind ...both are actually different value not same

[@rickbissell8678]

Did anyone else notice the subliminal message at 3:32 ?

[@LironYan]

What the?? I hope KZbin didn’t mess up my vid again 😂 That’s definitely not in the original vid

[@carolatchley3797]

Rick, I watched this several times at slow speed and didn't catch it. Would you tell us what you saw?

[@rickbissell8678]

@@carolatchley3797 There was a brief, half-second image of Liron. It looked like it was from the beginning of the video. This happened several times throughout the video when I watched it. But I just watched it again, just now, and it's gone!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I felt maybe your first wash was bit dark in value... Could be more brighter ...I'm not sure

[@simonemacandrew]

Very beautiful painting. Could you remove the tape around the painting next time? It would be nice to see the piece without the tape :)