Watercolor COMPOSITION Demonstration - Painting Large Shapes

[@rachelm7525]

With regular tutorials like yours we really have no excuse not to progress!! Thanks, Liron! 🙂

[@LironYan]

😁😉 Thank you so much!

[@888ssss]

only your own brain can let you down at this point....

[@pjs3514]

I was happy to see you paint these four sketches. You demonstrated what you are always saying about the larger shapes and merging the shapes. Thanks

[@marieblomqvist3728]

Fantastic exercise, suddenly I se the big shapes, thank you!😊

[@LironYan]

Yay! Great success then 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you

[@judylarkin1978]

Super exercise! I learned so much! Thank you!

[@evelyne7071]

Thank you, Liron. Shadows sure add depth, but it is one of my weaknesses……Fear of the dark. So this adds a lot of “valuable” information.

[@kathsoulsby873]

Thanks...that was a very useful demonstration. It really made me realize that a lot of details are not necessary to convey the picture. Always learning new tips and techniques from your videos..

[@LironYan]

😊🙏🏼

[@JinksMcGee]

Thank you. Great content Liron.

[@karensurber3744]

Super helpful. Composition simplified in a very understandable way. Thanks so much!

[@LironYan]

So happy to help 😊🙏🏼

[@ncaban8701]

Very nice tutorial. Thank you.

[@krisbarber6208]

Loved it! Thank you.

[@AlichinaThePinkLady]

Great exercice, thanks for showing this another time! I would love to see the thumbnail with the cars on the parking lot developped into a larger painting.

[@RobertHopkinsArt]

Excellent lesson in shapes and not details!

[@HerradaJulio]

Thanks Lion, good video.

[@조은나라-e4g]

your new hair style good! painting good!

[@margaretmartin6620]

Another valuable lesson for me to try more (as I am one of those detail oriented types), so this is very useful. I would like to see No. 4 done "properly" :). I really enjoyed this video. Nice haircut, by the way, and the new monitor! Thanks, Liron. :)

[@nancyleigh-smith2796]

Thank you for another great tutorial. I tend to get lost in the details. This will help me a lot.

[@cindyhorton6980]

That was very cool to watch! I learned alot! Thank you! I will be watching it again. You are so good at what you do!! ❤

[@mickford9332]

Many thanks for the lesson , really helpful stuff, excellent.

[@kayaspden]

I LOVE YOUR PALETTE SO MUCH!!! (sorry for yelling, but I just love it so much - all those colours!)

[@LironYan]

Haha thank you 😊🙏🏼

[@nadinevandenhende1472]

That learnd me a lot! Very interesting to try it. Thank you! Nadine

[@trisht5064]

Thanks liron another useful demo 👍 i would be interested in seeing no 4 developed into a painting but as im greedy no 3 too 😂

[@rosemarypetersen143]

I was glad to see all 4 simplified but actually they don’t look like it. So beautiful and like magic the way all the shapes turn into something🍀

[@mariusnecula3673]

Great content, Liron! I'm in a binge right now, watching all your watercolor tutorials and I've noticed that in the ones from two or three years ago the paint beaded up on your palette whereas in the latest videos it's smoothly spreading in the mixing wells. Have you done anything special to get rid of the beading issue?

[@LironYan]

Haha thank you so much for watching Marius! 😊🙏🏼 There actually is a fix for that (though sometimes I don't mind the beading on new palettes). You take a bit of steel wool, and (VERY GENTLY) rub it on the palette. You barely need to apply any pressure. Just move it over the mixing area gently. It will make the surface less smooth, thus leading to less beading (: Let me know it worked! Go a little at first and test it out with paint. And if more is necessary, do it a little more - gradual is key!

[@crestcare6504]

love your work from India. Thank you And again Thank you

[@JohnQuest2]

Liron. Do you sell your paintingS?

[@888ssss]

when i saw the haircut i thought i was on a Pet Shop Boys fan page !