Watercolor Painting Advice | Pencil Lines are Recommendation ONLY

[@Rambler-tt9yy]

I love shadows and the depth of sunshine made with water colours. I try at it - sometimes fail miserably but I enjoy doing and watching the process nevertheless. Thank you for this. It was a great company to my morning coffee. Shalom Salam 🙏💚

[@LironYan]

Haha so happy to hear 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼 Thank you. I failed miserably many times while trying this 😂

[@ThingsToCome2012]

Rambler 1901 x XX s x

[@megmonster6847]

I came here for some quick “watercolour over pencil” help.. somehow now 27 minutes have come and gone lmao. Thank you, it was lovely to watch and hear your thought process throughout. I especially loved the illusion of movement on the leg from the guy in the front.

[@TheJudeJane]

Liron is the BEST! Always gives marvelous advice! 😊💕💚❤️🧡❤️💜💖

[@roxannekeomaka4754]

I like the highlights around the people’s heads, nice and loose

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 A big part of it is the looser pencil sketch (that I really tried keeping loose this time). Do you think it’s more interesting than with the more detailed pencil sketches?

[@jossrun]

Another nice demonstration....commented on as well. It leaves me dreaming, when I think that I spend three hours or three afternoons making a watercolour...! What I remember is that you have to capture and paint the essential. That's the hardest thing to do. Congratulations again on the performance of painting and explaining at the same time. Very useful for many of us...Thank you!

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼 it’s always a challenge to capture the essence of the scene or subject! 😊 Do you feel like the simple / looser pencil sketch here was better than the longe sketching processes?

[@remistaom]

Thats what I call a demo! Fantastic

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😁😊🙏🏼 I tried keeping the pencil sketch stage looser and quicker. Did you find it better that way?

[@kiddiehauler]

I am learning so much from your lessons. You are so talented! Thank you so much!

[@sincostanian]

My watercolour professor forbid us to draw in advance with pencil or paint. It was really hard at first to resist outlining of any form, but overall I think it really helped me to see form rather than edges, and overall helped me to draw & paint more accurately on the first pass :)

[@omarjamal1984]

Hello Liron. Great painting! You make this painting look so easy although there is so much happening here. I tried painting it 5 times already and failed. I have to say I am learning a lot from it though. There is value, color saturation, connected shapes, wet-on-wet, single strokes, perspective, proportions, dry brush techniques...etc to keep in mind while painting. I will keep trying till I get all the above "almost" right! Thanks!

[@joycemishoulam4549]

Thank you Liron for this informative video. Love the end results!!!

[@yoniziv]

Love your videos Could watch these all day Thanks for sharing

[@LironYan]

So happy to hear, means a lot to me. Thank you so much! 😊🙏🏼

[@yoniziv]

@@LironYan Can you recommend watercolor class in Tel Aviv area? Tried to contact you in message/email. Thanks!

[@sandrajohnson2489]

Love to watch you paint. So nice.

[@ifoundthisthing7954]

👍 It would be interesting to hear more of your detailed thoughts regarding overworking a watercolour painting.

[@LironYan]

I hope to talk about it more in a future vid 😊🙏🏼 Thank you

[@maryalgar8779]

Very nice. Hope you are recovering well from your surgery.

[@birgitblume4980]

Thank you Liron!!! Your videos are so helpful and fun! I love painting along with you 😉

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much ^_^ So happy you follow along!

[@anneadamczewski4187]

Thanks Liron I enjoyed the video, especially listening & watching you work your way through the painting, Thank you!

[@LironYan]

So happy to hear 😊🙏🏼 Thank you!

[@eerboe]

Thank you for another great tutorial. I like how you explain your thought process while painting which helps me a lot. Also you do not add background music like some others do. Keep on teaching like this please.

[@DmitryKivshenco]

Thanks for your detailed video tutorials! Love your style! I'd like more !!!

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😁🙏🏼🙏🏼 More on the way 😉🎨

[@chrlmlln9018]

Toda Rabbah dear Liron, for your always Very very beautifully and skillfully painted watercolor artwork! I particularly admire your subtle way of painting light and shadows so your watercolor works come visually alive! Shalom blessings to you! Best Regards from Sweden!

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 very happy you enjoyed this one! It’s always hard to tell while painting if the brush strokes come alive, as you say. Hearing it from you helps me see that it is the case here ☺️🎨

[@lindamullahy5752]

Thank you for sharing your videos with us and I enjoyed them also am learning too and I like your painting style.

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much ^_^ Very happy to hear!

[@christinebrown781]

Another highly motivating video. Excellent clear teaching. Great subject and content. Thanks for constant generous sharing of your painting journey. Chris

[@nadinevandenhende1472]

Really Nice! Your painting has taken great progress. I like your stile very much!! Thank you for the lesson. Nadine

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much, Nadine 😊🙏🏼 Tried going looser with this one. Did you find the looser pencil sketch more interesting?

[@shringshringshring]

Love this painting!

[@dianneandstevehorvath2681]

Fabulous!!

[@trisht5064]

Thanks liron great demo useful as always 👍

[@LironYan]

Happy to hear! 😊🙏🏼 Thank you as always for watching, means the world to me

[@trisht5064]

@@LironYan pleasure i wouldn't miss viewing your work you do a grand honest friendly job and although im pretty up to date with current vids im still finding old ones as im only maybe 18months viewing fan 😂 so you keep me busy too 👍💪

[@BarbrajoanOriginals]

As always, I'm here whether I comment or not.. I've followed you and your journey Liron and your coming into your own. I'm amazed at the progress in your work.. Get it out there! Your more than ready.. BTW liked your vid on Dean Mitchell, one of the best artists and comes from the next town, Quincy.. I visit his gallery there and have met with him.. He is fantastic! If I painted like him I'd never sleep.!

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much ^_^ I really appreciate your ongoing support. So happy you enjoyed the Dean Mitchell episode, and awesome you got to meet him in his gallery!!

[@mikeo6293]

Excellent low key presentation. 👌

[@helenrichards4667]

Another really helpful vid. U make it look soooo easy lol 😊

[@LironYan]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼 It also looks easy because of the very simple and loose pencil sketch. Do you think it’s more interesting than longer more accurate pencil sketches?

[@helenrichards4667]

Liron Yanconsky I find all your work amazing and I enjoy both short and long vids, both are very informative and very helpful to me so thank you 😊

[@helenrichards4667]

Liron Yanconsky the simpler pencil sketch is very good, I need to stop being so heavy with my pencil when sketching before painting, my teacher always telling me off in art class lol 😂😂

[@chandrasekhar3979]

Awesome tutorial thank you sir

[@LironYan]

My pleasure 😊🙏🏼 Happy I can help. Did you find the quicker and looser sketching process better?

[@conniehenricksen9533]

I Love how you explain the demo painting! It is right on!!! My figures are challenging to me but you made it look easy. Please keep making these demos as I and others benefit from them. Thank You!!! Are we allow to practice your demos or are they copyrights?

[@dianequinn1500]

Smashing ! 😘

[@LironYan]

😁😁🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@anetajohnson8446]

Hay, I was the third guy from the left side! The crowd started to gather for the free ice cream giveaway!

[@roxannekeomaka4754]

Yes, love the minimum pencil sketch. You would like Tim Wilmot, English watercolorist. Just your style

[@LironYan]

I love his work 😁🙏🏼 probably watched all of his tutorials 😂 thank you!

[@fdossantos98]

Could you put the link to the image up next time? If so, I can post my version to you.

[@klar23]

Incredible work as usual, Liron. Since when do you wear a glove when you paint? Did I miss something?

[@Bushy-73]

Allergic to nickle as in Nickle azo yellow

[@LironYan]

So yeah, as Chris says I’m allergic to nickel, and my favorite paint is Nickel Azo Yellow 😂 However - I have a new discovery. Turns out the cause for my rash was my MacBook pro!! As soon as I realized that may be the case - I made sure not to touch it. And guess what? After almost 1.5 years, the rash is finally gone almost completely!! 😁

[@Bushy-73]

Mac book pro......... Must be something in the case

[@Bushy-73]

Mac book pro giving you a rash, but the pigments in the paint may make the rash worse

[@LironYan]

@@Bushy-73 I tested not touching the case for about a week, and the rash is almost completely gone. I'll have to experiment with removing the glove and seeing if that also leads to a rash. Plus - it's indeed the case. From what I read it has an alloy of aluminum and nickel / some other material. It seems to be VERY common, and a lot of people complain about it. We'll see (:

[@Marzyart]

People and the building are both dark and of same color, but you are able to paint them.

[@mahimqatar2031]

Awesome

[@LironYan]

Thank you :D

[@tinamarinelli4325]

❤️

[@gauravsdiary]

How can i show u my paintings which i have made while watching ur paintings?

[@LironYan]

You can send them on Instagram to @LironYanIL and I'll be happy to take a look (:

[@Bushy-73]

Watching now

[@LironYan]

😊🙏🏼 Will wait to hear your thoughts!

[@Bushy-73]

@@LironYan when you painted the first wash the main subjects, man and woman it was just a mass of red and blue pigment, then when u ou went back to it and put in the detail WOW it worked a treat. I must try and loosen up with few pencil lines, but am scared.

[@margaretmartin6620]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌😉

[@rowdeo8968]

slow down cannot use both arms so i am sorrylove your videos and youu r a true educator talk a bit slower sorry had accident left arm and i am an artist using left while right hand writes semi amby go figure

[@sincostanian]

My watercolour professor forbid us to draw in advance with pencil or paint. It was really hard at first to resist outlining of any form, but overall I think it really helped me to see form rather than edges, and overall helped me to draw & paint more accurately on the first pass :)