How to Stop OVERMIXING Your Watercolors

[@artieross9537]

Wow! Such vibrant colors! Thanks, Liron.

[@phoneyoutube399]

This video really got me motivated and excited, it’s got me painting far more frequently than before where I was too intimidated by exercises, I have my watercolours on my desk and every time I walk by I open Pinterest and paint a couple fruit

[@remistaom]

Amazing, as always! Your progress over the years is inspiring.

[@LironYan]

🙏😊

[@greekveteran2715]

Onions came out so nice!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@sharonmorelli6056]

This video is really helping me because I always mix way to much. Thank you ❤on the plum you don’t seem to be putting much water at all. So beautiful!

[@thibault_aquarelle]

Great exercise! I had no success with the avocados but I like my apple! 😄

[@stinar37]

Wow. I love this video so much! I don’t think I’ve ever used unmixed colors and let them mix together on paper, and the results are amazing. So vibrant! Also, you explain the value of doing this so well, as usual. Would love to see more of these “undermixing” videos.

[@LironYan]

Thank you Christina! 🙏😊

[@timothyknoefler-zi5gv]

The best tutorial on this for me!

[@donnaweintraub8769]

That was great. The freshness was so interesting

[@piernicolaancona1531]

Grazie mille Liron, i tuoi insegnamenti sono per me molto importanti....

[@shamardaniel4819]

That’s amazing how much a difference it makes! Not only that, but it makes the painting process as a whole, much more simple. Huge skill here!🌟🌟

[@hopelessatusernames]

Love those onions! I think this is where your 'dirty' palette comes into its own, because the colours are already slightly muted with all the beautiful complexity that involves

[@rdendelacruz4332]

Im learning again with this

[@luci1474]

Thank you!

[@evelyne7071]

Very nice.

[@jupiterblue721]

Wow, the end result looks great!

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

Oh wow I see how that is working now! I might be guilty of over mixing with some of my colors. Very helpful for me to see this wonderful informational video. I am definitely going to have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing this with us!😊❤

[@LironYan]

So happy this resonated! Let me know how it goes ^_^

[@LucianaBLotus]

I just love it! 🤩 Thank you!

[@BornAgainFarmGirl]

Thank you Liron, your teaching is so easy to follow .

[@veronicagiovannini6329]

Beautiful!!!!!!❤

[@koralove.designs]

Another Amazing video. Thank you. I really love them.

[@bethjames1088]

You are amazing!

[@justinf3278]

Thanks for all the advice homie 🤙🏼 It has made a world of difference

[@LironYan]

Thank you Justin! 😁 So happy to hear that

[@MrPeterjba]

Beautiful description my man!! You make colour temperature make sense to me - slowly, it’s a hard concept but I suspect the most important one. In fine form!!!

[@LironYan]

Thank you my friend!! 😁

[@dirtyblueshop]

Great video! It’s the reason I mainly make single pigment paints 😁

[@marjo-riittareinikainen9740]

Very cool tip! Thank you!

[@imaxinebrown694]

Thanks for sharing

[@DwayneHamiltonArtist]

Hey. How are you.. loving the new videos I don't know you do it but you always make these seems easier than it is. Great video

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much Dwayne 😊🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@joebeamish]

Surprisingly effective results, without having to be uptight. Could you be able to paint a red apple sitting on say a bright yellow surface with the yellow reflecting back into the core shadow of the apple? I don’t know if watercolor can achieve this.

[@LironYan]

Yes! Definitely possible. I’d go as far as to say watercolor can do anything (: In my experience, it has to do with (1) Your ability to even NOTICE the surface reflects that bright light onto the apple (2) Your control of the medium. The first one is not to be underestimated. By the way, check out this video of my painting “Making Pesto”, it shows this same effect: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6fKgaODfapoidksi=VSs6z3f0VRhwMUVr Look at the bottom of the kettle (:

[@joebeamish]

@@LironYan Dude! Indeed!

[@jancalderwood2535]

Interesting… now that the colours have lightened on the onions as they dried, I would love to see you take this to its conclusion by adding more darks. ❤

[@cherieblizzard9585]

Looks like fun. I hope it will be good for depressed teens, as well as for me.

[@chaddesrosiers1107]

If you look up the work of Don Andrews. He paints this way with very interesting results.

[@sarahmitchell9247]

Yes, more undermixing... so helpful!

[@orion6761]

Hi, I have a question. I want to buy the frustration free watercolor course. Does it have all the updated information that I may need to get started with watercolor fundamentals? I don't have enough time to study through books and I like your style of teaching as you demonstrate on KZbin.

[@LironYan]

Thank you for the interest 😁 Yes, it should have everything you need. You also have a 30 day money back guarantee so test it out and worst case let me know (:

[@orion6761]

@@LironYan awesome. Thanks for the reply. I definitely won't want my money back whatever the outcome is, but I believe I'll like it because your videos are great. 😄

[@judithpool8177]

מהמם that is the best

[@Slotzzzz]

Hi.. good stuff, bye'eeee 🚴🏽‍♀️🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🏼🚴🏾‍♀️🚴🏼‍♀️🚴

[@YellowMelle]

"start with some water, it's not the cleanest..." Immediately calling me out right now, lol

[@LironYan]

😂😂😂

[@liachkhvishvili2063]

It looks so simple😢

[@muskndusk]

The muddy water you have on the mixing area of the palette seem to defeat the object of this tutorial by dulling the colours you put on the painting.

[@tzarka]

Very helpful, thank you. What part of the middle east are you from? Or am I just making up that you are Arab. 😂

[@mingulay29]

Why are you telling people what to do when you are a very average artist?