Loose Watercolor Painting Architecture Granulation Russel Street Rainy Day

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FULL DEMO: www.patreon.com/posts/109032042 F R E E Sample D E M O: www.patreon.com/posts/65373356 My P A T R E O N page: www.patreon.com/user?u=67389542

[@humi002]

First time visit your channel .♥️♥️♥️♥️ from India

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Welcome! And I'm so glad you like it!

[@dianeoconnor8310]

When you slapped that black on and it ran down, I was horrified! I knew, however, that you would pull it together at the end. 👏😊

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you! The black is Lunar Black from DS, it's not a traditional black, it's more like of a "black sand with ox gal". It looks black when there is no water added, but even a little run of water destroys it very quickly and makes it super transparent. It doesn't stain at all.

[@francoforleo4971]

Amazing!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!

[@hoeungsokoun1940]

Awesome

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!

[@sgv323]

First, this was amazing to watch and your final product is just beautiful. I’m unfortunately watching this on my phone so I’m not sure if I’m seeing what I think I’m seeing. Toward the end, did the figure in the right foreground become a beautifully highlighted tree? Or was that always the plan? It is a tree in the reference but It read as a figure for a bit but when you placed the tree in there-wow! I was just wondering what your process was at that moment. If that was a spontaneous edit, you really pulled it off. Either way, beautiful! Thank you for sharing this.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you! It was a class demonstration for my students and I wanted to show how little things like that affect final result. Yes, the tree was planed :)

[@sgv323]

Thanks for your response. Yes, little things like that DO make an enormous difference-something I’m just beginning to figure out as a beginner. Thank you again for sharing your talent.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

👍

[@libellula3313]

Amazing, thanks for the video. I'm just getting into granulating colours and use Daniel Smith, love the "waterfall" effect of the grey tone running down. Lol😮maybe I'm not brave enough to spray my paintings.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you! Yes, I did this in class for my students and it was nerve wracking for all to paint over with black and then again run watery blue mix over it. I'm sure a lot of artists can relate, but I usually say, you just have to trust the technique and hope for the best, it's just a painting at the end of the day ☺️

[@СофьяВолкова-э2ш]

❤

[@darko2155]

0:54 master move

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!