This Is How You Can DRASTICALLY Improve Your Watercolor Painting Skills

[@VDArtworks]

Your work is absolutely beautiful! Please continue to share more of your creations. I particularly appreciate how you showcase the colors, demonstrating how you skillfully mix and utilize them. Thank you for sharing your incredible artworks, they are truly appreciated.

[@TownHouseFilms]

Brilliant inspired art. You are also a truly remarkable teacher. Quite the best I have ever seen.

[@bogdan.a2992]

Hi , Nitin ! I am following you on youtube for several years now ( as a subscriber ) , because I consider you a great watercolorist and a talented teacher ! I would like to suggest you - if you think it is worth doing so - to start making tutorials painting after pictures of cities and landscapes from other parts of the world , as well . India is a big and beautiful country , but painting ( almost ) only Indian subjects is keeping you in the same range of colour combinations and architecture lines . Irrespective of your decision , I will continue to follow your nice work ! Thanks .

[@nidiapearson7409]

Nitin, you are really an inspiration, many thanks!!!

[@ladyhollman9534]

I know I need to get out my “rough” paper to follow along when I see a new video from Sir Nitin … 😅 Also too, I think most become frustrated at beginner tutorials which are in no way “beginner” & certain needed art supplies are getting smaller yet more costly. Beginners need to practice & that means using a lot of paper n paint. It’s supposed to be fun & relaxing … ain’t no masterpieces on cave walls, yet those squibbles are world heritage art. I’d love to know if anyone drawing cared about the “lighfastness” of that 5000 yr paint 😁

[@krudler406]

you're the best, Nitin! thank you for sharing!

[@jkershaw100]

I'd like to see some watercolour portraits here. It's an overstatement that watercolour is connected with "practice," But I suggest painting is more to do with your inner relationship with reality

[@atheransari8038]

Good job Nitin Sir love u

[@al2427eme]

Thank you. So beautiful. You haven’t show us how to use the brush ( brush work) people would like it. On the right corner of this painting how you make the transition is amazing. From light to dark . Please show us the use of water in such a case too. Thanks

[@lovinganimals8145]

Amazing artwork...

[@noah295463]

Amazingly done video. Very nice as always. Thank You.

[@ART-lp8fk]

I like ❤your style it fluid freedom inspiring make art easy

[@josepinheiro292]

Thank you.

[@zbigniewgomski3754]

Świetna ciekawa lekcja .Tak na marginesie mój kłopot to trzymanie się szczegółów zdjęcia referencyjnego .Ten film będzie pomocny .

[@Anarchosyn]

I'd love to learn how you mix your blacks for shadowing. I know the "use complementary colors" trick, but when I go to shadowing I never get the effortless darks you seem to get. "Practice, practice, practice!" I guess..

[@mangeshpatil1067]

Which red colour sketchbook you are use for watercolor please give me the name and link

[@missom2817]

Do you have an Amazon link for the brushes you use? An affiliate link perhaps?

[@perfectstorm37]

You have to know how to draw before you attempt water colour. It’s all to do with confidence in your drawing ability. Controlling value of colours comes later.

[@KrishnaKaipa]

Cool.. Its easy to say, but when we actually hold the brush, everything is mess. you have a lot of control with your brush and tones. I can do this with watercolours and pen, but i am seriously trying to shift to just watercolours without pen, which I am failing repeatedly. People who see my work with colour and pen say, wow, but, I feel I should get same accuracy even without pen, hopefully I get it, but my pen work I have several years of practice. So I know why I am failing. It is time, and constant practice. Thank you.

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Is this bustro brush?

[@kannampuzha2008]

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