Watercolour Tutorial - How to paint a Beach scene by Tim Wilmot #3

[@joesurfer9754]

I just want to tell you how much I really appreciate your painting demonstration. My whole life I have never been able to get away from detail and realism. I hope your demonstrations help me to move outdoors for plein air painting in this style.

[@TimWilmot]

Joe surfer Thank you Joe

[@TerryKrysak]

What a wonderful demonstration. Very insightful and inspiring. This for sure fuels my desire to paint in a more loose and vibrant manner. Thanks so much.

[@billstamford1043]

No question you are supreme, an artist of extraordinary talent worthy of the highest commendation.

[@TimWilmot]

+Bill Stamford Thank you

[@biswajitghosh9217]

Sir, I think your valuable paintings are "gift of lessons" to me, many thanks

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks

[@SuperFrasman]

All I can say is..............brilliant! Can almost feel the warmth of the sun.

[@PatrolNation]

Tim, love the videos. I have just started to undertake some watercolour painting, having came from a pencil and charcoal background. Your videos have answered a lot of questions re colouring and light. Keep up the great vids.

[@patrickdooley2496]

Love your work!

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you!

[@ArtsofPamatayHomesickV20]

great fundamentals and useful technique demo. thanks for sharing.

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@TooleyPeter]

The dark red you mixed for the second wash (around 31:00) is one of the most beautiful reds I've ever seen.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Peter

[@peterstratten3087]

Love the loose feel to your demonstrations - I am deffo going to have a bash at getting away from my controlled style. Just want to learn to sit down and paint and enjoy it. Thank you for showing how it is possible to do that. Keep up the good work.

[@TimWilmot]

+Peter Stratten Thanks Peter

[@javedsultan4830]

you are a good artist..thanks for teaching us watercolour

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Javed

[@AsiaZawadzkaLazuchiewicz]

Great video. You are great artist as well as great teacher.I am your fan from a time, have board on Pinterest with your works

[@pudle30]

your painting demo is very easy to follow, this demo will help me a lot to paint my watercolour paintings thanks a lot

[@sarbhai1]

Hi shaija ji hw r u

[@belindawashington3905]

Tim congratulations!! Thanks for your generosity & the way you teach.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Belinda

[@hectorcalvillo3102]

Tim i found you...what a great artist you are.. and this is one more masterpice congratulations... love your ligth-dark style

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Hector

[@margaritaresta963]

great artist and very clear demonstration , thank you so much

[@TimWilmot]

+Margarita Resta Thank you

[@fjonesjones2]

Many thanks for your great painting, or sketches as you may prefer, nice and loose. I've learnt a lot from you, about, selecting a good subject, getting the drawing right and not over doing the detail. Also to get the over all effect, right and seeing your pallet and how you mix your colours is an invaluable insight. Thanks again Tim mate.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Fred and thanks for watching

[@SebastianTinajero]

Thank you Tim you Speaking about the process Is nice but honestly just watching you paint in real time is sooo insightful!

[@TimWilmot]

You are very welcome

[@araskutlusan3779]

Off the scale adorable.Thank you for sharing.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Aras

[@patriciaprows4430]

I am so impressed, it is almost 4 A.M. and I am so tired but I couldn't take my eyes off your magic. BRAVO.Thank You

[@barbarastokes4422]

Very interesting demo. Love the loose way you paint. I am struggling to loosen up my work, and I found it very helpful to see how you mix your colors. Also enjoy your boat paintings.

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you Barbara and I will try and do more boats !

[@yunxiangguo2321]

Thank you so much Tim! I've watched 4 videos of your demos and I'm sure that I'll finish all of them. They're so helpful and wish you all the best!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks you

[@robertgraham5713]

Wonderful demonstration, Tim. I really enjoyed it and have picked up so many painting tips. Thank you very much.

[@Wizard-systems]

robert graham No problem. Glad you liked it

[@kbboynew1]

Very nice painting.

[@margueritam2137]

Voiceover is very clear and easy to follow...Thanks for sharing your talent...M

[@TimWilmot]

marguerita morrison Thank you

[@patriciaharris2896]

Thank you Tim, this was an excellent demo for us beginners. Thank you for sharing your knowledge, so very helpful.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Patricia

[@odomi121]

Thanks for sharing Mr. Wilmot! Definitely learned a lot with this one.

[@TimWilmot]

odomi121 Thank you

[@johnw.couvillonsr593]

John Couvillon Great Video, great artist. Picture resolution excellant. Tim makes it look so easy!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks for the feedback John

[@demonetmagie523]

i love your painting

[@jimspatz9211]

Thank you Tim. Video, audio quality is great -- as is the pace of the tutorial.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Jim!

[@bhagwatsinghchhajer6936]

great demo

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@sarahhedley1199]

wonderful demo thanks for the talk through it is useful to hear about composition brushes etc.

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you Sarah

[@marjonsh]

Thank you so much for this wonderful demonstration. you're a great artist.

[@TimWilmot]

The Heartist Thank you

[@rakhi1972]

beautiful work!!

[@TimWilmot]

+R.D. Sharma Thank you

[@jeanwillis7774]

Hello Tim,you are for sure a master of watercolour!Can you explain what neutral tint is? I live in Canada and haven’t heard of it? I’ve just heard Paynes Grey can take the place of neutral tint!!!

[@TimWilmot]

Similar to paynes gray but more charcoal grey

[@SocratesAlexander]

Very glad to find you here! Its a pleasure to watch your videos. I subscribed and I'm happy now! THanks!

[@TimWilmot]

+Socrates Alexander Thank you !

[@CarlosFerreira-kaiko]

+Tim Wilmot Hi Tim,About your online demos, I would like to participate if the time zone allows me, but I am not sure what to do for applying to that? Do I just need to subscribe to your youtube channel (which I already did), or do I need to do something else? Thank you

[@JJPP01]

Rly enjoy watching your videos, nice technique!

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you Joao

[@mehmetcemunal]

Amazing

[@TimWilmot]

Cok tesekur

[@karenpiukkula2582]

This is the very best instruction. Thank you so much .Great job!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Karen

[@asmitaghate7996]

fantastic !!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Asmita

[@grimmdesign4298]

Fantastic!

[@TimWilmot]

Çağlayan Özkul Tesekurler

[@grimmdesign4298]

Wow 😊

[@MarcoCatoneWatercolor]

This is still the best you posted on youtube

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you Marco. I must do another similar one again

[@TheScaryflick]

Amazing Work!

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@chren3083]

Wow, Wonderful!

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@kjana2005]

awesome videos Tim. SInce I live in Sri Lanka, the time of the webinars doesn't suit me. So hopefully you will continue to post the videos on youtube :-)

[@minuscolochao1557]

great video I really appreciate your work steps thanks

[@TimWilmot]

+Minuscolo Chao Thank you !

[@JustNatax3]

That's so helpful for me right now! Thank you so much for the elaborate process. It's hard to get this medium right. Watercolour always feels like you only get one shot.

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you Nati

[@josianeholbe]

bonsoirTim, superbe paysage , avec de magnifiques couleurs, j adore , j aime bien la façon dont vous peignez, , sublimeeeeee.

[@TimWilmot]

Merci beaucoup Josaine vous etes tres gentil

[@regisparriaux2268]

magnifique aquarelle belle spontanéité thanks

[@SolodominicCom]

Спасибо, Тим. Вы богатый и щедрый человек.

[@TimWilmot]

+Владимир Солопов Thank you

[@papaihere]

really awesome... and thanks for sharing all these videos.... I was trying to paint a "rain on window" with water color and really screwed up... So can you please upload a video on water color painting "rain on window"...

[@TimWilmot]

Yes, I will try and do a rainy picture sometime

[@elcurvo]

Thank you, very very clear........

[@TimWilmot]

+elcurvo Thanks

[@shirleykenyon4909]

ZWonderful demo thanks

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@maxwellborges9612]

Very very good

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks

[@conniehenricksen9533]

Connie Henricksen Looks Great but I had a hard time painting this beach scene . the picture in the beginning looked very dark so I had hard time with shadows . Will try again!!! I had hard time with little figures, But love your work. Awesome!!!!!

[@TimWilmot]

+Connie Henricksen Thank you Connie

[@ARQOSA]

Wonderful show, very well explained . Thanks for these videos because they help me a lot in my practice of watercolor. With your experience , what is the color palette that you should have? I hope more videos. from Costa Rica !!!!!

[@TimWilmot]

Oscar sancho solano Thank you. My palette is made by Holbein.

[@blancabertona4792]

me encantan los videos de acuarela gracias blanca bertona ......

[@TimWilmot]

+Blanca Bertona Muchos gracias

[@tedwillardvingumpi9264]

Hi Tim, I tried to watch you on thurs. but here on the west coast of Canada, I found it very slow and no sound. Watched it on youtube and found it very good. Looking forward to your next demo.

[@TimWilmot]

Ted Willardvingumpi Thank you Ted. Sorry about the live viewing. I have recently changed my internet provider and maybe the upload speed was slow my end. Thank you for watching

[@PhilipKamble]

Thank You .. Great Explanation and Tutorial.

[@defenderoftheadverb]

Nice demo. Thanks for that. I very much admire well executed loose impressionism like this, however I find it hard to shake slavish realism myself. I shall persevere. Q. How does it work that the figure in the foreground is backlit following the direction of light fall on the buildings and the figures in the background are not backlit? It doesn't look wrong but it seems it should. Re sound suggestion: I've been watched this demo with some Mozart "study music" playing in another window. Is good.

[@MaghoxFr]

Thanks for sharing this.

[@TimWilmot]

+MaghoxFr Thank you !

[@franlorca3537]

Muy bonito Cuanto me gustaría que tuviera subtitulados en español sus videos Gracias

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Frank

[@matend8125]

thank you,you are awesome sir

[@TimWilmot]

+mate Nd Thank you

[@NguyenLe-jk7bo]

love you!!!!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks Nguyen

[@judyjudy51]

Talent

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks

[@gp13gmt]

i love it thanks sir,

[@TimWilmot]

+Gopi Shrestha Thank you

[@valeriiya]

wow just wow :)

[@TimWilmot]

+Valeria Conforti Thank you

[@daydarasensei12]

just wow 😍

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you

[@DominicButler3D]

Thank you again!

[@TimWilmot]

No problem

[@guillermocanelosegura4535]

Great, Tim, you're a magiciart! ;) Do you have a demo with a somekind of Zorn's pallete, but applicated to aquarelle techniques? Not necessary yours, it could be done by other master of your value. Many thanks, sorry for my english, and congratulations for your excellent works!

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks but not sure what you mean. Can you repeat please?

[@ARQOSA]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR QUICK RESPONSE , MAY NOT ME EXPLAIN WELL , YOU WONDER WHAT ARE THE COLORS OF WATERCOLOR THAT ARE IMPORTANT TO HAVE . I AM A LOVER OF WATERCOLOR , and I am practicing since a year ago. I WANT TO BUY THE NECESSARY AND COLORS . AGAIN, THANK YOU

[@artsandmusicbyb.jackowski4916]

REAL NICE

[@whistlerface]

Are you using permanent Alizarin crimson? as normal Alizarin crimson (PR83) is a fugitive pigment.

[@TimWilmot]

Permanent

[@suvradeepsamanta4952]

Nice brow... 👍👍👍💞

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks

[@abhijitbandyopadhyay8189]

... Nice art as usual. But what is d reason to make the 3 windows Cerulean blue @ 53 min ? Any specific cause ? Otherwise simply superlative Demo !! I find an artist of TW's stature, taking much time ... sometimes in dilemma... not talking at all ... to go for d right colour mix -- while going for dark shadows on the Front building, using varieties of warm RED shadow colours ! Ultimately made the perfect mix of colours, that spoke for the success. Seeing it repeatedly to understand d marvel happening at ur hand! Regards, Abhijit B.

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you. As the painting was a long time ago, maybe I though the contrast of warm vs cool....

[@margotlakoduk5089]

loved this! What kind of tape do you use to bind the paper to the board

[@manapchand]

Excellent demo. I am afraid of colours. They just do not register in my mind. Especially the mixtures to get the various darks and lights and values. That seems to be the biggest obstacle in me from doing a good loose landscape. Let me have a few tips to get over this problem. Thanks very much

[@TimWilmot]

Maybe try painting with less colours and then add new ones as you make progress

[@chrisvermeer891]

hello, can you tell me how you make the water so glanzend , please

[@TimWilmot]

I suppose a weak wash and letting colours blend, and observation and practice

[@chitymc]

Master, can I use a Ivory Black rather Neutral Tint?

[@TimWilmot]

yes of course

[@rezalcosta]

Great! i am studyng watercolour technique. (sorry for my english). The paper is dry or wet at the begining? Thanks you.

[@TimWilmot]

The paper is dry at the beginning

[@rezalcosta]

thanks you, genious!!!!

[@vixenteegun705]

france france. witch color did you make the seaside / Tim

[@TimWilmot]

Cobalt green

[@saeedullah4321]

What kind of brush are u using, moth brush or mop brush

[@TimWilmot]

+Saeed Ullah A Mob brush and medium and large size

[@francotomasi]

thanks tim. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@marissamolina1268]

Hello sir what watercolor brand are you using? 😊

[@TimWilmot]

+Marissa Molina Winsor Newton mainly

[@marissamolina1268]

+Tim Wilmot thank you sir, new to watercoloring i use prang and sakura at the moment they are okay but the easily lose the vibrancy. Thanks for this awesome video

[@georgeberryman9950]

what is that white medium you used there? George

[@TimWilmot]

George Berryman White gouache

[@hectorcalvillo3102]

by the way, you are not afraid of color...at 30:50 min just appear that deep red on it and second why the dryer machine?..are you as dessperate as me? you have made watercolor faster.:)

[@begichfamily4280]

Do you use any program to prepare photos? (like photoshop or something like it)

[@TimWilmot]

I use Picassa to crop image to remove white surrounds

[@Kristina-rt1ty]

@@TimWilmot i also used to use Picassa but it’s no longer available. What do you use or recommend now?

[@nhatminh3005]

what brand of water color do you use sir?

[@nhatminh3005]

ah i got it at the end of video, winsor and newton :)

[@TimWilmot]

Windor newton

[@isoples]

Grazie, grazie Tim, grazie molte. Riccardo

[@TimWilmot]

Riccardo Scarpellini Thank you

[@faridhajiyev8635]

how much would such painting cost on average?

[@TimWilmot]

If you are interested in purchasing any painting, details are on my website www.timwilmot.com Thanks

[@pajaey]

Where is brand a brush?

[@TimWilmot]

escoda

[@johnw.couvillonsr593]

Having watched all of your available videos online, i have just one comment. As a beginner, The pencil drawing part I can do, but selecting paint color is where the lack of experience really hits home. Knowing the final effect of "wash over wash" is purely experience based so a bit more detail would be great. As a start, I fully intend to pull from the videos paint selection for different areas, especially with Shadow, dark areas, as well as extreme backgrounds. It is difficult to determine your color selections from the videos, when you quickly stick the brush in the paint, sometimes more then one color. Is there an "you tube" video or yours that covers your preferences for paint, that I have not found? On future videos please cover paint colors before you start, and identify them during the painting process as you select. That would be just great!!! Hope you read this, because at 77, my need is NOW!!

[@TimWilmot]

Thank you John. No video yet which goes into colours. You have many painting years ahead of you!

[@johnw.couvillonsr593]

Thanks for the reply. I did some searching through all of your videos and found answers to many of my questions. Your video work ( webcam, etc, running narative) are excellant, Clear and focused! One question - You always start out with a dry paper. No pre-wetting before tapeing down. Is this how you do every painting? Tim, I am 77 so my "many painting years" may be a few less then most!

[@dchristian600]

Tim, Your technique is quite brilliant , All I can say is you seem to be a tad quiet, I feel I need to hear more narrative, of what is really going on, and add your mind thoughts of composition of whats important, etc...etc

[@TimWilmot]

David Christian I will try my best next time! Thanks David

[@jaimet1268]

there's a lot of Castagnet and Zbukvic here maybe?

[@TimWilmot]

Yes. A great influence

[@byomkesh3226]

your focal point is that two man at distance ?????

[@TimWilmot]

Yes

[@landscapelover8160]

🤩🤩🤩

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks

[@ciacciom]

It's kinda funny but I put this on 2x speed in youtube settings and it is seems a little slow. But better. Try it. Great work Tim no worries, just have to make the pudding.

[@TimWilmot]

Thanks for that Mike and good luck

[@annettepowell9624]

your paint looks very cremy, what kind is it/

[@TimWilmot]

Winsor and Newton

[@hehs3469]

SOUND AND PICTURE ✔️ , PAINTING , NICE , WARM , BUT , PERHAPPS "" SEAGULLS "" WOULD ADD A BIT MORE OF AN INTERESTING FLAIR , WITH A SMALL WAVE COMING UP A BIT MORE !! ❤️ 🎨 ❤️

[@TimWilmot]

Great suggestion! I must do this scene again

[@bernardpoulin9684]

LOVE your tutorials! This one, not. The sluggish movement of your hand me thinks is due to this experiment with the new resolution - distracting more than an improvement. Not smooth despite having a superb internet service.

[@TimWilmot]

Sorry. That was a recording of a live demo and the resolution is not so good