Paint a peaceful watercolor landscape with me | step by step watercolor tutorial for beginners

[@kimbirch1202]

I've just painted a reasonably close copy of this scene, and am pleased with the result. Thanks.

[@hemjoo]

Amazing how the reflection makes the painting come alive! TFS!

[@peldridge2627]

Lovely photo you chose to paint, and the way you painted the scene is very approachable. Thank you!

[@betulkorkmaz6420]

“Your painting can sense your fear” I love that!

[@fierceflyer5]

Not a watercolor painter but enjoyed your tutorial immensely.

[@sarahpoulin3750]

I loved this tutorial, thank you! I am very glad I found your channel.

[@mandycleezehappyhour4238]

Lol, "your painting can sense your fear". Love that!

[@yogeshverma3229]

Really beautiful Magic in your hands

[@justjackie3792]

That looked intimidating at first but you made it look so easy!

[@AD-zz6px]

Thank you for this tutorial. I just bought some cheap materials from temu as I am just starting to do watercolour painting to help with my mental health. I am a healthcare worker and ever since Covid, I felt like I never recovered not from the sickness but from what we have witnessed and experienced. It's like having trauma, burnout, and anxiety all mixed together at the same time. I can't explain it. I just started few days ago, it helped me relax, redirected my mind to focus on painting rather than my anxiety and stress. Thank you so very much for this. Looking forward for more tutorials! Lots of love! ❤

[@hannahartandprints]

I’m so happy that watercolor is helping you relax!! I think it can be such a helpful and healing hobby when approached in the way you are! ❤️

[@ShaziaTwo]

God bless you

[@mandycleezehappyhour4238]

I'm not a painter, but I can really see the value of painting the same scene a couple of times, not just for practice, but to loosen up the creative juices and openly embrace the fact that every painting is different, even using the same reference photo. In other words, not letting the painting sense your fear! Very cool tutorial. It's tempting me to give it a try, myself. I have some watercolor pencils I've never used.

[@hannahartandprints]

Absolutely!! Practice is so important and it’s fun to see how different each painting turns out even using the same reference photo! I do hope you give it a try!

[@annelloydholden2567]

Just found out about you and love your teaching style. Thank you for a very nice lesson.

[@bblizzard149]

I really enjoyed “ listening “ to you. You got right down to the process without a 5 min intro . I’m ADHD so I just want to dig in and you did that. Your instructions were clear and easy to follow . I actually feel like I can do this . Thank you ! I will tell my friends about this site

[@hannahartandprints]

Thank you so much!! I’ve got adhd too and I hate those long intros, so I’m glad this style works for you too!!

[@bblizzard149]

@@hannahartandprints your amazing!

[@Amrit_Sunshine]

Oh my goodness! This is stunning ❤

[@dekelalkalay644]

A great tutorial!! Going to do this!!

[@codyx4035]

I am inspired by your thoughtful explanation of the process of watercolor painting. I learned so much about color and technique, abd can’t wait to get started! Thank you and you have gained another follower.

[@hannahartandprints]

Thank you so much! I’m happy you enjoyed the tutorial!

[@vupps]

Beautiful painting! I’m glad you post videos on KZbin since im not an instagram or TikTok subscriber!

[@Smiffy830]

Superb!

[@AnneSmith-mu2ph]

Just found your channel love this thank you lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@Anitaw36]

Absolutely beautiful painting, I love how you teach. I'm so happy I found you. You definitely have a new follower. 😊🇨🇦🍁

[@cindycreateforlife]

First time seeing your work and I really enjoyed your teaching style, you made an impressive landscape look doable!💕🇨🇦

[@archanasingh1499]

This is the best video ever ❤

[@lainareeves3755]

Beautiful painting Hannah! You explain things really well. I appreciate the tutorial! 😊

[@karenharmer519]

Thanks you for this tutorial, I am a consistent amateur, I like to paint as much as possible, so I love picking up New ideas, I absolutely do love your first layer, how you layed that down,it looks so pretty, I would very much like to see more videos in real time, I do prefer real time instead of tictok, keep painting, Best Wishes, Karen, a keen amateur painter.

[@craigsilver8983]

Thank you, a very informative and enjoyable painting tutorial. My version of this painting is wonderful thanks to your excellent guidance and tips.

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

thank you

[@Lookupandtrust]

Really enjoyed your tutorial! The tinting of colours is magic!!!

[@jacquehranica2150]

Details on the water shadows are so helpful.

[@rhondabramlette4831]

Love your painting and teaching style! This is the first time I have seen one of your tutorials and now I will be watching and attempting all of them! You make this look achievable! I'm a beginner of less than a year but landscapes are my favorites to learn. Thanks for posting!

[@MonicaAlvén]

Loved to paint from this tutorial. Thank you so much 🙏

[@susanbricker7410]

I love your painting and teaching style! Thanks so much. I'm excited to try it.

[@fabianrossini4315]

Thank you, Hannah, for sharing your magic in such a simple way. Greetings from Argentina!

[@jodieholley627]

This is stunning, and now I want to try landscape! Thank you!

[@manusart69]

Thank you for this beautiful tutorial !!

[@andrewdavies6273]

Hannah I absolutely adore your painting. I am going to attempt to paint something like this beautiful picture.

[@marjoriepark1198]

Tried this yesterday and will probably use it as a study to improve techniques. Lovely and very instructive. This reminds me of where I grew up around southeastern US marshland coastal islands. Thanks again….

[@DawnKorf-o1y]

This was so enjoyable. Thanks for sharing

[@janicelacy3290]

What an awesome tutorial! I loved following along with your easy going, calming direction! I’d love more marsh tutorials!

[@jasoncochey4678]

This was really awesome. And easy to follow.

[@Joodster]

Terrific video! Your explanations as you paint are going to help me as I learn to use watercolors. The tip about the streak filling in to see if you have the right thickness for the paint was a revelation!

[@JeriBond-r6v]

I really enjoyed this one!

[@HR-zp6nv]

Beautiful

[@djf4468]

beautiful painting. thank you

[@leeannesser8858]

Loved this tutorial! Thank you for showing the color mixes as well😊

[@elipersona285]

So beautiful landscape ❤ Many thanks for sharing your art ❤😊

[@archanasingh1499]

You are amazing 😍 Thanks for the video !!!

[@michaelcody3829]

Thanks Hannah, beautiful painting, thanks for sharing your great talent, greetings from Australia 🇦🇺.

[@moulinherve8374]

Bonjour, Astonished, passionate about drawing, then watercolor, considering myself as an eternal beginner, I followed step by step your tutorial, realizing it after, getting in the end almost the same thing, except for some details not having your experience. However, I must congratulate you for the quality of your tutorial, which ended with a subscription on my part, an exploration of your videos, generating lots of projects that I did not think I could realize. A big thank you

[@zitaocarroll4925]

Just beautiful, Brisbane Australia 🦘🦘

[@joycestevens376]

I don't do tiktok, but glad I saw this here. This scene looks like a scene on Beach Road in Chincoteague, VA. I hope I can do it and add a Great Blue Heron in the water as that is the bird that I usually see there.

[@norahernandez4106]

Thanks for a great tutorial, Hannah, the marsh turned out beautiful. I am just getting geared up to switching from acrylics to watercolours so appreciate your introduction to materials you use. Greetings from Canada

[@donnagannon8044]

Ok thanks I'll try again

[@brandikellerscraftcorner2325]

I just found you! New hubby! I struggle with watercolor. Acrylic and pencil are.my areas. Hoping you can help. Love your work thank you so much for sharing!

[@alirezaniazi9282]

Very nice❤

[@richardg6109]

Nice. Looks like the salt marsh here on the NC coast.

[@jacquehranica2150]

The depth of the water into the background is very visible

[@js2jc]

The reference looks like a painting instead of a photograph. Very pretty though!

[@hannahartandprints]

Thanks! The reference is definitely a photo, if you look at it on unsplash it’s from a photographer and you can see the camera information. If you’re talking about the painting in the top page of my sketchbook, that was my practice painting before filming the lesson!

[@cosmicfxx]

Great demo thanks. But what type of brush, tension etc, is the Joy brush, what alternative can we use?

[@CarlaSophie66]

Hi Hannah, I just painted this picture as the first page in my very first sketchbook and am super thrilled and proud how it turned out 😍 Your tutorials are so good and I've learned so much from you already, following you for a few weeks now on Tiktok. I also used your Artistro colors which I LOVE. I was just wondering, is the sketchbook that you used hot-pressed? The water looks so incredibly still in this painting, in mine you can see the texture of the paper quite strongly (it's cold-pressed) 😐

[@hannahartandprints]

Thank you so much!! So glad you enjoyed the tutorial! This sketchbook is cold-pressed, but it does have a little less texture than other cold pressed paper I’ve used, and I’m finding I do get those really smooth paint applications in it! So it just depends on the paper really, and you can experiment with different types to find what you like best!

[@PeggyLobertini]

I did your 100th episode and love the outcome, you’re an AMAZING Teacher! Where can I post my finished one for you?

[@hannahartandprints]

Thank you so much! You can post it on Instagram and tag me! I’m @hannahhh.mp

[@dulciebsharpe]

Hi Hannah. What brand of paints do you use? They look amazing.

[@hannahartandprints]

All my materials are always listed in the description of the video! 😊

[@ruthcowley4990]

Do you have the link for the reference photo please. I looked at unsplash but could not find it. It's a great site for finding references, so many lovely photos. Thanks!

[@hannahartandprints]

Oh shoot good catch! I just added the link to the reference photo in the description!!

[@elizabethpears307]

How in the world do you keep the paper from buckling?

[@hannahartandprints]

Having higher quality paper helps a lot, and it’ll still buckle a bit but usually flattens back out once it’s dry!

[@eagle-eye29]

Talk face to face for the intro. Wiggly fingers are creepy.

[@donnagannon8044]

It must be me- I can’t see what you’re drawing or the reference picture while you’re drawing

[@hannahartandprints]

The reference photo is linked in the description of the video, you can pull it up through that link so you can see it while you work through the video!

[@AyaSmith]

@@hannahartandprintsThat was an annoying comment but I did want to share that I struggle with the same upset with my students (I teach local watercolor lessons) and I’ve resorted to using marker to show the drawing process… then I paint my pencil drawing I prepared earlier 😬