Pam Wenger Demonstration November 2023

Watercolor portrait demonstration given by Pam Wenger (AWS) to the Essex Water Color Club - November 2023

[@matthewswitzer1448]

I love Pam's portrait demo in Watercolor artist magazine winter 2024. Very instructive.

[@PartScavenger]

Wow. This is amazing!!!!! Thanks for sharing this!

[@melbendigo]

Thank you, Pam, this has really helped me understand about using brushstrokes in watercolor, something I've had trouble getting through my thick skull for a long time! ;-D You're a wonderful artist and such a charming person!

[@deannerader6527]

Thank you so much for sharing! Love your explanations and I learned a lot and my next painting tomorrow will be of one of my grandsons!

[@loisgibbs7524]

That’s amazing!

[@Studio8Worx]

great demo ...lit!

[@lg8365]

demo starts approx. 23:40

[@loisgibbs7524]

You said your painting on a hot press do you prefer hot press, or cold press for painting faces?

[@JohnWolffPortraits]

I believe she almost always uses hot pressed....

[@lg8365]

Is it just me or is there some other broadcast coming through behind Pams voice??!!!!???? Someone on her demo is listening to something else & it's coming through on her video!

[@JohnWolffPortraits]

Hadn't noticed that but one of the participants probably did not mute her mic...At some point it should have gone away....

[@mik20241]

Yes, I noticed the same. It’s a political podcast of some kind. Sounds like Tucker Carlson.

[@lg8365]

@mojo2024 Thanks mojo!

[@user-lp1cu3qr6w]

👏👍😍

[@cassiefairley-digitalartis5629]

Do you ever paint wet in wet? Just curious

[@JohnWolffPortraits]

Good question...my best guess is no....she may blend a few washes together, but using wet on dry...

[@lg8365]

Love this tutorial ❤ When I look at the lips, they look a little too wide...cud be just my perspective!?!?. I always line up the the edge of lips with the eye iris or white or in adults the pupil etc.

[@debpaolucciojanomethreadar2357]

I think the moderator left there mic open, people don't realize there mic picks up everything!

[@bamitswild7835]

Is the sketch available anywhere to give it a go ourselves?

[@JohnWolffPortraits]

I forgot to suggest that you could try grabbing a screen shot of the drawing...on a Mac, hold down the Command and Shift keys then press the number 4, then select the area of the screen you want and press return...

[@adrianocelentano6012]

дайте ссылку на программу которой пользуетесь для переноса фото на акварельнуют бумагу

[@essexwatercolorclub4722]

She just uses an ordinary printer since her workshop references are small..