Watercolor Lesson: DETAILS & VIBRANCY 🎨

[@joeybest5077]

This is a major reason why people love you..."it's a joyful process..." The joy is what is so difficult for so many people. Love doing it, but we do get caught up in the result. Love the reminders over and over - it's the joyful process, not the result that matters. Yes...I do need to be reminded. Thank you.

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

Thank you for sharing the reference photo, and sketch!

[@chekovrules]

This was terrific! I'm working on a painting with a lot of buildings and being slightly intimidated, and it was great to see you tackle this with so much joy

[@trumpetingangel]

What a beautiful scene! Fascinating to watch you bring it to life.

[@lauramerrifield7485]

Love the 'push into the pool' analogy. I think we all need that once in a while 😁

[@LironYan]

😁 Thank you Laura!

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

There are not enough words to describe how helpful this long form painting demonstration was to me. From your explanation of what we may feel when our paintings look kinda wonky, don't worry we're just not done yet to just rotating the painting during your process in an odd way translates to me that I have permission to do the same. I know it sounds odd that I feel comforted watching you make adjustments later in the paintings process again, gave me encouragement . I felt so refreshed after watching this Liron, from all those miles away I found comradely with a fellow artist. So Thankful for your spontaneous banter !

[@LironYan]

Thank you for the kind words Tracy 😊🙏🏼 There’s a lot of comfort in knowing nothing is permanent (: Watercolor has more flexibility than some may think

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

That may be why it’s so good for me to do WatercolorPainting because it is not permanent and I can always change what I don’t like @@LironYan , that alone is a wonderful positive quality of this medium.

[@fetabrown]

Thank you for showing your whole process, and the commentary. Especially liked seeing how you approach green and warmed up the colour on the side of the mountain facing the light.

[@LironYan]

Thank you! That was one of my favorites bits actually 😊🙏🏼

[@nikkit5863]

Hi Liron! Your watercolor really inspires me.

[@LironYan]

Thank you 😊🎨 Glad to hear

[@wonkywhisker1036]

❤❤yep, I’ve stopped so many paintings too soon. Thank you for inspiring me to carry on

[@LironYan]

Thank you for the kind words 😊

[@hankw1753]

Very interesting. I like the talk-after-you-paint, if that is how you did this.......I will study and repeat. I do struggle with subjects that present a great deal of detail...but that is considered an obstacle...so it will be over-come to discover what lies beyond. Thanks1

[@LironYan]

Thank you Hank! It’s that very same obstacle that will set you free 😊 Those details are often what makes a scene worth painting in the first place

[@chrispersicketti3491]

Hi Liron!

[@lindathaxton1994]

Love it!

[@followyourbrush]

Nice. Thank you

[@taivasvaloa2763]

Great video thank you :)

[@followyourbrush]

Yes! Figure it out! I did one yesterday where I was thinking this is wrong the entire time. I kept going and at the end my daughter loved it. I can’t do it, until I “do it”! 😂

[@LironYan]

😁😁🏆Sounds just like my process!

[@followyourbrush]

@@LironYan well, at least I’m able to identify problems and know what the problem was! I think that’s actually progress.