Watercolor Tutorial Painting Landscape Elements How to Paint House and Cow Loose Technique

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Hi Friends, in this tutorial I explain step by step how to paint a cow and a house. This is almost a real time demonstration that shows every important step i do while painting. I talk about sketching, how and why to simplify sketching. I talk about paper and color. I also talk about thechniques in watercolor to achieve the best possible results.
Hope it is helpful, if so like, subscribe and share.
Happy painting!
Nina
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[@suresh.karthikeyan]

Nina, you are a great artist and an even greater teacher, who selflessly shares her techniques with the world. You are simply amazing. I keenly look forward to watching your videos. Keep it coming. Wish you good luck 🤞

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Suresh! Your comment is so kind! Watercolor is a tricky medium and many give up too early. I just hope with the right explanations (the why's and the how's), the disire to paint with this medium will strive. Thank you for watching!

[@user-wx4wy6um2t]

Спасибо!! 🤩🔥👍

[@amybiebel7234]

Wow, step by step tutorial along with palette color techniques!!! Lots of hard work that helps viewers understand. Doing the cow first totally helps with perspective & balance. Well done 👍🏻 Thank You !

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Amy! I'm so glad it's helpful 😊

[@Retour-aux-sources]

Thanks so much for tips

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Always a pleasure, thank you!

[@1Skymed]

Excellent tutorial, clear concise and easy to follow. Thank you so much.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Steve!

[@drcastilloserulle]

Wonderful and simply technique!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you!

[@1955Puru]

Simply elegantly approach. Thank you. I will try it

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Purusotman! And happy painting!

[@geetmalasarkar]

Very helpful. Thank you Nina

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Always a pleasure!

[@shitalkanitkar5995]

Awesome and generous tutorial dear. I hope you put up many more such wonderful tutorials and thus getting you large subscriptions and views and thereby monetising your channel. Channels such as yours truly deserve large subscriptions and appropriate monetization rather than some of those rubbish channels that get traction.

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you Shital! Fingers crossed we'll get there. Watercolor is my passion and I really want to share it. So far people are very appreciative, which is incredibly uplifting 😊🙏

[@vickilee6335]

I'm a new subscriber and think you are so smart and completely adorable! Your paintings are just outstanding!!! I'll be following along. I have a daughter your age who has beautiful long hair like you. So you push all the mom buttons in me. haha!! So cute - so smart - I just love it!

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you for appreciation and for you beautiful words very very much Vicki! I'm glad to have you here 😊!

[@marvinspates924]

Very amazing!👍👍👍

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you 😊

[@AdamSingle]

Amazing tutorial. I'll give this a go. I struggle with paint consistency a lot. Always too water or too dark

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Thank you very much Adam! Water/paint ratio is the hardest. Don't give up. The more you practice the better you get at it. All the best! 👍😉

[@AdamSingle]

@@nvfineartstudio7296 thank you for the encouragement

[@windynotes]

At 12:22 you mentioned about connecting “this shape to the shape of the….” I don’t see the “connection”. Can you elaborate further? Thanks

[@annepercival7814]

Why did you mix 4 different colours for the back of the cow?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

Together they make a good hue for the shadow. Each colour has a certain property that I value (for example burnt sienna neutralised blues/made it greyer). Pure colours, that we have on the palette, don't exist in real life, I believe this mix makes a true to nature shadow.

[@luisAntonio-wi9rq]

is the world so gray and dull?

[@nvfineartstudio7296]

No, it's just much more sophisticated than blue red and yellow ones brain trys to simplify it to, all the color waves inevitably cross and mix and end up in a billion possibilities of mixed primaries...but in reality, it doesn't matter what the world is, it's all about how you see it and how you want to interpret it to carry your message to the viewers