Painting flowers in watercolour - using layers and masking fluid

[@triciabennetts6578]

Lovely - and as you say, lots of possibilities to build upon - thankyou Liz! 😄

[@LizChadertonArt]

You are so welcome!

[@ashleywright824]

Liz! That is so beautiful!

[@LizChadertonArt]

thank you so much

[@Merryknees1]

Love the end result ! Thanks for sharing your process.

[@LizChadertonArt]

You are so welcome! I don’t paint this way often, but it’s fun to change it up every once in a while.

[@jayhamilton5795]

Beautiful effect .Enjoy all your videos thankyou so much.

[@LizChadertonArt]

Glad you like them!

[@susanh9113]

I think the painting is beautiful, wonderful to watch you work.

[@LizChadertonArt]

Thank you so much 😀 I have done an extended course over at www.lizchadertonstudio.co.uk using this technique, which you might be interested in

[@joyhaustead965]

Just gorgeous Liz. I am inspired to have a go!

[@LizChadertonArt]

Go for it! I’d love to see what you do

[@irenehynes7536]

This came out so beautifully!thank you!

[@LizChadertonArt]

it was a bit of a battle!

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

Liz, thank you!

[@LizChadertonArt]

You are so welcome!

[@lyndamayfield1913]

Lovely Liz!

[@LizChadertonArt]

thank you so much

[@esilabet]

those are lovely, still no flowers here.... can't wait to see the blooms!

[@LizChadertonArt]

the daffodils are glorious at the moment!

[@gailahitt9738]

I love this!! It was so beautiful I had to try it!! It really is an exercise in planning. My first one was terrible but the second one has promise. Thank u for the wonderful demo.

[@LizChadertonArt]

yes, you do need to plan. if you are on Instagram (actually she might be on YT), look at Creative Ingrid. she uses this method and is totally brilliant.

[@gailahitt9738]

@@LizChadertonArt Thanks Liz. I will check her out😊

[@carolyncalhoun7555]

Very Beautiful Liz. Enjoyed learning about tondo and ways to use masking fluid. Thank you for another great tutorial.

[@LizChadertonArt]

my pleasure. It’s good for me to do different things too

[@staciestatam8425]

Beautiful

[@LizChadertonArt]

Thank you

[@polgara28]

Oh, what a great idea! Those paints did surprisingly well for this style. Lovely and fresh, thanks so much for sharing this with us!

[@LizChadertonArt]

Thanks so much 😊

[@9159bsbs]

The colors are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.

[@LizChadertonArt]

You are so welcome!

[@angelicwillamenadana]

Lovely

[@LizChadertonArt]

I have a full course to paint a tondo over at www.lizchadertonstudio.co.uk if you are interested

[@Nanakinsz]

This is delightful! I think you were absolutely brave for taking the flowers on with the opaque and not very blending paints! Wow! ❤️

[@LizChadertonArt]

Thank you so much! I thought the paints would behave themselves here.

[@SN-sz7kw]

I love this! So inspiring. Thank you!

[@LizChadertonArt]

You are so welcome!

[@marionwigzell7334]

I didn’t know that a circular composition was called a “Tondo” Liz. I love the circular format and the depth you created with layers of masking (-: Marion

[@LizChadertonArt]

it’s surprising the complexity you can build with just a few layers

[@vickilee6335]

Hello Liz, I'm a new subscriber from Florida. I've found you to be very helpful. I want to ask you about something from an older video about granulating colors. (I wasn't sure if you'd see the message if I posted it there) You mentioned that true yellow ochres will granulate vs. synthetic ones. Do you happen to know which ones are actually true? Thanks for the help!! Vicki

[@LizChadertonArt]

thanks for the message and I do see all comments.😀 Jane Blundell is the queen of pigments so I would have a look at what she says: janeblundellart.blogspot.com/2016/09/a-14-colour-granulating-earth-pocket.html for example

[@vickilee6335]

@@LizChadertonArt Thank you!