Watercolor Expert Reveals Secrets: Angus McEwan Interview

In this video, we're sat down with Angus McEwan, a professional watercolor painter and winner of the prestigious... well I don't want to give it way here... We discuss his life and work as a watercolor artist, and get a glimpse into the mind of a watercolor pro!
If you're a fan of watercolor paintings, then this interview is a must-watch. Angus McEwan shares his story and techniques with ease, and provides insights into the world of watercolor painting that you won't find anywhere else. Get to know Angus McEwan and his amazing work better in this video!
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[@angusmcewan9451]

Thanks so much Gabriel- it was a pleasure to spend time chatting to you ❤😊

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

I honored to know you and hope to visit someday and see the Masters Artist Workshop.

[@jackgreene5868]

Fantastic interview. MacEwan goes places no one else goes! Inspirational

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

How so?

[@ashleyhawkeswatercolor]

Love Angus! What a great accent he has! I loved hearing about his watercolor journey. I look forward to these interviews each week. Thanks Gabe!

[@DMannionArt]

Thank you for this interview! Love Angus's work and thoughts, especially the bit about "over-working"!

[@EPCArtCoursesSpain]

What a lovely interview with Angus, what a great professional, thank you for sharing your insights.😊

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

We enjoyed your interview too Angela 🤩

[@EPCArtCoursesSpain]

@@GabrielStocktonWatercolors thanks dear Gabriel

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

@@EPCArtCoursesSpain it’s always my pleasure

[@kevinliddell1380]

Nice, good questions that apply to my journey. Thanks!

[@carolinedeeble9596]

Great to hear this wonderful interview with such a talented watercolour artist. Thank you , your artist conversation series is a great initiative!

[@charlie1872]

Just checked out your work. Stunning and I understand why some would take you years

[@FuriedHearts]

I totally agree. I find watercolor to be fascinating in its versatility. You can use it as an ink, an opaque paint or transparent paint, thin as a glaze with tons of water or opaque straight from the tube doing fine details. I absolutely love it But all of those things aside I think my favorite part is that it’s easy to clean up. People often forget about this. We underestimate the power of it being water soluble. You literally don’t have to wash brushes. They won’t even get ruined if you let paint dry on them. And no messy mediums. No messy oily rags laying around everywhere. And you can carry around dried paint palettes and no tubes. When art is convenient and easy you are more likely to do it more often. And that’s so important

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Thank you for sharing I agree

[@charlie1872]

Och Aye Angus! I always liked to draw as a kid growing up in Partick and ended up as a Draughtsman in John Brown’s Shipyard. In a working class neighbourhood one didn’t grow up to be an artist🤣 Decades later I found myself picking up a pencil and paper while in P.E.I. and that started me on my journey with art. Are those two pieces behind you watercolour? I have never done a piece that large, that might be a mental block. Will certainly look for your work with great interest.👍

[@joandyson3475]

Thanks!

[@GabrielStocktonWatercolors]

Thank you for watching

[@charlie1872]

I am very apprehensive about overworking or overwetting and should probably take some lessons

[@charlie1872]

Can you share how you first started using watercolours and how you overcame the challenges of being a newbie ?