Tim Wilmot Interview: Watercolor Lessons and Challenges

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

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[@pawehordyniak636]

Hello Matthew. I have a question about paints. I had my first watercolor set - Sonnet Studio watercolors and I was able to make quite successful paintings with them. However I moved to artist grade watercolors by Rosa, and they seem too powerful for me to handle. I'm all over the place and I feel like I'm just wasting good paper now. Is it normal? Is it problem with paint's or with me? I feel like I'm again at the day 1 of learning.

[@frenchgrama]

I loooove Tim’s work, his tutorials are very easy to follow and I always learn new things from him. I really appreciate him sharing them on KZbin and appreciate this interview with him. It’s fascinating to learn a little bit about the artists I follow and I found Tim very interesting and engaging to listen to…Thanks

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Couldn't agree more!

[@silvanarusso-bf6wk]

Grazie Matt per questa intervista a Tim. Seguo già questo artista su KZbin e ho apprezzato molto i suoi consigli. Grazie di ❤. Aspetto con ansia la tua intervista Matt

[@pieromattirolo5430]

Thanks Matt, I immensely enjoyed this interview. I already knew Tim (I had organised a painting holiday in Italy with him, which unfortunately misfired). I fully share your similar views and admire your work. In my case, I find myself shunning studio work in favour of plein air as much as I can. I am not blind to the benefits of studio work but lack the enthusiasm for it.

[@dibasgurung8060]

Sir i am fine art student and really struggling using watercolor can u plese explain the all watercolor technique and where can i use in one video that would be really helpful😢 i dont find any motive to use watercolor cause it always end up😅 being messy plese notice my comment and help me and all the other people like me having hard time useming watercolor

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

do you think is it possible anybody to paint in watercolour in 30 minutes? I have only 30 minutes in the evening. But if i do i feel tremendous pressure of time not fun. Also most of the 30 minutes go in planning and preparing

[@user-hm2tg8kz1l]

Interesting talk and great paintings!! Thanks

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@joanschmidt5522]

Very nice interview. Thank you both.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@maryrichinick7287]

Loved this conversation between 2 of my favorite artists.

[@linewashbirb1]

Loose watercolour has caught my attention since I was young. Although I only seriously started painting about two years ago, aged 31. This was around the same time I was having a hard time with my mental health and was just diagnosed with ADHD. So I can completely relate to the short attention span conversation.

[@nanschifris8734]

I would enjoy seeing you 2 collaborate!

[@bettfon3541]

Oh Matt !!! Thank you so much for this interview with great Master Tim Wilmot! The best for you two always, greetings from México City!

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@juliorodrigues6929]

I really enjoyed the interview as I follow Tim Wilmot's work. I have a question for you...would you consider a loose style like yours, or Andy Evansen's or Tim Wilmot's to be a form of Impressionism? I know it's different from the original French Impressionism (not my favorite), but isn't Impressionism a more general, broader term that applies to deliberate departure from photo-realism? Sorry for the long question but I never hear this topic discussed anywhere. Thanks in advance.

[@martijove3529]

I have followed Mr. Tilmot for a long time, I have learned a lot from him, so it has been a pleasure to meet him as a person. Greetings from Barcelona

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you enjoyed it Marti!

[@brendakane3888]

I wish I could paint in this loose and light filled style! So beautiful and impressionistic, such skill. Great advice!

[@DavidMiltonJones]

Claude Buckle is amazing!

[@markdonovan1540]

A wonderful interview, with some interesting questions and answers. I particularly love Tim's comment about not taking it too seriously and enjoying the journey. I absolutely concur.

[@cilene2805]

Wonderful interview. I loved Tim's paintings. Thanks.

[@janrpascal]

Thank you for sharing this interview with Tim Wilmot. It's nice to know that impatience is a quality that can be used to advantage! 😄

[@alicjaj-h5605]

Thank you Matthew, it was excellent I’m looking forward to next interviews!

[@elizabethamador1678]

Great interview and advice.

[@sylvain_st_pierre_2019]

Great video! very good questions and answers. Thank you M.White

[@andrelloyd4010]

A lovely discussion !

[@trev1968]

Tim is great 👍. Thanks for this interview, Matt.

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Excellent interview

[@JaladhiPujara]

Thank you for introducing us to Tim! Love his work and looking forward to learning from him!

[@paul-oram]

cool my two favourite watercolour artists together in one movie!

[@smitty1105]

I love Tim Wilmot! He's one of my favorite fine artists.

[@lisajensen1843]

Great interview, thank you!

[@simpleshoes]

So exciting to see an interview with Tim!

[@HateKillDestroy87]

This is " Y U G E " ! 🤣 Thanks for this amazing video !

[@learntopaintwatercolor]

Glad you liked it!