Simple Paul Klee method using oil paint and watercolour

[@lloydphillips5424]

I love the boldness and confidence you go in again and again, layering, then layering more with watercolours. I can tell you it was frightening for me to watch ( enough, enough my head said ) but exciting. You've shown me not to be timid around Klee's wonderful art and watercolour painting in general. Thank you for the inspiration

[@DanTirels]

Thank you so much!

[@ЖанетеМ]

большое спасибо. это было очень интересно. так мы можем вспомнить себя детьми во взрослом возрасте

[@MichaelBLevi]

This is terrific. Especially if the fundamentals of watercolor seem intimidating. A project like this lets you get some time on target with the medium and have some fun. Success with something like this can build confidence and the desire to learn more. You are an asset to the community sir. Thank you.

[@allthumbs3792]

A lovely piece, soft stained glass-like colors and shapes. As always your videos are a delight to the eyes and ears.

[@kotiasha]

This is interesting: sun (yellow) and water (blue) creates greens, something philosophical in it ;)! Thank you for the video, very inspirational! It take away barriers and enables you to start creating!

[@DanTirels]

Glad you enjoyed it! I appreciate your comments and hope you find the demo inspires you.

[@Phil_Cleaver]

I love the full length videos. I find my head buzzing with inspiration so I want you to know that your long format movies are very special.

[@susanasilva2737]

Good color choice. I was watching you painting and kind reminded me a hand giving a present to someone. Generosity. Thanks 🙏😁😍

[@nynaloupiac4366]

Interesting and delicate way of placing forms; I enjoyed it

[@DanTirels]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lou9007]

simply beautiful, I love work with little flaws like Klee's, it's what gives the piece that bit of drama. Wonderful Dan.

[@artshaman]

This is a most innovative way of creating lines -- you always amaze me! The colors and color layering is most instructive. Thank you for taking the time to share this!

[@mariach46]

So happy to see another upload from you Dan. Thank you for sharing 😊

[@ellenbachmann8151]

Nice to see you at it Dan. Thanks for this idea and inspiration!

[@isabellamcgee166]

Thank you Dan. Your videos are always inspiring.

[@איריתאורבך]

Happy to see your Art again.Master Dan you have a soul af artangel. thank you. Love from Isreal.💖

[@DanTirels]

Thank you so much 😀

[@anisaonofre]

This is beautiful! Thank you

[@DanTirels]

Thank you.

[@HerbertDHaese]

nice to see how you play with colors

[@DanTirels]

Thank you 🤗

[@MissT2U1]

Thanks for this demo, I really enjoyed watching. I was familiar with the name Paul Klee but not his technique which is interesting.

[@sabinewuttke2230]

Thanks for sharing, Dan.

[@patytrico]

Interesante experimento :) Gracias por compartir!

[@corbyblemartist]

The newspaper headlines were bonus!

[@MultiCugel]

Thanks I will give this a try. Was wondering what the string was about but it does give a character to the lines.

[@deva190]

This is so pretty.

[@angie9430]

Love the process how ingenious!

[@DanTirels]

Thanks so much!

[@kp-ew1bn]

This is cool!

[@zeldacheri]

Looks like great fun to do, and beautiful results- thank you! Do you need to wait until the oil paint dries before adding watercolor? I just wonder if the physical touch of the brush over the paint can smear it, or maybe it’s fine as long as one paints delicately around the lines?

[@DanTirels]

No try working over wet oil paint ( use an old brush) for interesting blurred line effects.

[@martineakbayrak8033]

Superbe 👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️

[@DanTirels]

Merci 😊

[@Susanne25]

Very nice and interesting, thank you for sharing! What kind of paper did you use?

[@DanTirels]

I would recommend a smooth paper or card for this 200gsm cartridge paper would be ideal.

[@VivianInTheOC]

Nice!

[@jamesbetbeze2414]

Confused/Missed a Step - I just discovered your tutorials and am enjoying them very much. but on this one I think I missed a step. It appears you start by applying the oil paint to a sheet of acetate/clear plastic. BUT, around 7:20 there is a brief time lapse and it now appears you are painting just on paper. Did I miss the printing step = did you then flip the acetate sheet and use it to print the design on the paper?

[@ChrisHaugenChannel]

Awesome

[@julieduncan1996]

❤