Painting #16 - Watercolor Painting of a Autumn Leaf with Wet into Wet

[@karenfinneganart2480]

I can watch your videos and listen to you all day. Your teaching methods make learning enjoyable. Thank you so much

[@ingridcoke1360]

I absolutely agree...💯💯💯

[@konanoobiemaster]

easily one of the best artists on youtube - thank you sir!

[@Anastas_Chu]

What brushes and materials do you use? very interesting! please make a video) you are an amazing artist! thank you for the lessons! enjoyed

[@jendesign5537]

So beautiful thank you for this awesome demonstration!

[@Diego_SanCA]

Magic

[@alext9067]

Ah, very interesting technique. I need to try this. One little thing I noticed. Your reference picture shows the bottom left of the leaf to be curled down. The vein follows that curve. Interesting how it conveys that thought by its presence. And the bottom part of the curl seems to be translucent. As if the light is going thru it. I need to try this wet on wet business. I saw you do it with the little girl's face too. Excellent. I think we all learned something very important. Thank you for your instruction.

[@TomsArtCafe]

Lately your watercolor paintings look more realistic than the reference image looks. :) Thanks for the tutorial!

[@caronboler4048]

Stunning and gorgeous. I thank you.

[@isabeltipple9942]

Really delightful study and sooo helpful to a beginner like me. I will have a go..

[@Ishaportraitartist]

Beautiful painting

[@Diego_SanCA]

Nice

[@angelaguichardo]

Great! 👏👏

[@nirashaudyani2046]

What is the paper you are using ? Your paintings are so real... Good Luck

[@22lucygoos]

Your paintings are beautiful and very easy to follow your instructions. What paper do you use for your paintings?

[@YongChen]

The paper I used for this painting is Paul Rubens Watercolor Paper block. Here is the product link on Amazon for more information amzn.to/2SFTsrf

[@feelgood4932]

Gorgeous!! In the last scene of photo, there are glittering something...that seems to be real thing I guess..what is that?

[@margoreilly9881]

Love this...but have trouble getting the correct "wetness" when starting out....any suggestions?

[@sanjaypatil4746]

Fine

[@Theartofkirkabrigo]

The real deal does it again.

[@michelfries1429]

Is your paper flat on a table or in a slope? Very inspiring work! Thank you for sharing!

[@alext9067]

I heard him say, in a similar video, that it's at between 8 and 10 degrees tilted toward him. So it's tilted a wee bit, but not much. I've seen some artists working on an almost vertical surface. I'm sure you have too. I watched their paint flow down toward the bottom of the picture but stop right at a certain point if the paper was dry there. I think flatter is easier. I don't like to hold my breath and hope that the paint doesn't run down the page and ruin the picture. Excellent question. I don't see anyone ever ask that, and it's (to me) a very important consideration.

[@annhildebrand4910]

Loved following along...but boy, mine turned out very badly.

[@mezianemus2219]

Top Top 🙏🙏👍

[@huongvu9500]

Do you use cold pressed paper?

[@angela14962002]

[@mezianemus2219]

Your are the Best