10 Quick Watercolor Tips That Will Help Your Paintings Today

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Thank u for sharing this video is helpful
Comment from : @sfkhan99607

Great tips! Ty so much!!❤
Comment from : @sherizapara2992

just discovered you and your videos, awesome Absolutely love your subject matterurban scenes Looking forward to watching more I am a 74 year young artist wanting to try watercolors I'm excited, thanks for your inspirational videos
Comment from : @cindybonnett7522

Very good tips! I'm a beginner and wish I had some of these instructions a month ago Ty 😊
Comment from : @Theresa_titus213

Thank you very much, it is very useful for me Thanks :)
Comment from : @janacoufalova6660

😊thank you so much for your advice Helps a lot 😃🥰
Comment from : @sujatakonjengbam7107

Add life Birds, animals, people, plants, energy, motion
Comment from : @GlitterPoolParty

That would be "fewer," not "less"
Comment from : @SharonH11100

I was really surprised about the "no outline" tip, i think it's up to style and goals I use it often when I want to get a more cartoon style and in fine details Let's remember that there's no one right and wrong way of doing things, there are a myriad of styles Color getting lighter as paper dries is a fact, pencil color fading or sticking out too, but outline or not is a matter of style
Comment from : @vtheb1299

Thanks
Comment from : @pakeeroothuman1970

Thank u❤️
Comment from : @thedhamma7969

Thank you
Comment from : @Megzamani

Great advice Exceptional paintings!
Comment from : @thomaseaton4077

Thanks!! I'm a complete noob (just started a class and finished my first picture); I think I made a # of these goofs -- didn't mix up enough paint, rushed too much etc It came out fair but in hindsight I can see how it could've been better! I'll be remembering these tips!
Comment from : @13noman1

FYI you can erase pencil lines after the paint is dry and it doesn’t harm itunless you rub hard
Comment from : @aeyb701

My tip…clean your palette,to paint clean, clear away the mess!
Comment from : @valerieagladstone6440

I am so happy I found your videos! Love your diverse subject format
Comment from : @janhemminger729

Thank you
Comment from : @taraanamusichutoxitavadia2260

Thank you! Very helpful 👌
Comment from : @mariethomas2547

I'm a paintless dent repair tech so I understand the trust the process frame of mind
Comment from : @michaelarens2046

Excellent tips Thanks again !
Comment from : @carolbenson6524

Just found you and I've subscribed, your process is mesmerising!
Comment from : @carlyblankevoort3856

Thank you so much for this video I’m going to try painting along with you! Have a Happy New Year! ☮️
Comment from : @Ettesun

Thank you verg much, Godbless youu😁😁😁
Comment from : @graeysii

Helped alot In my paintings though i have to do alot of chores for my paper 😅 But its very much worth it because im just a kid and im in art varsity so this will help me compete with other regions in other schools
Comment from : @Lush

Thank you for the 10 tips I fully agree with you considering that I'm a watercolor painter since 20 years!!
Comment from : @giorgiomarinoni4991

Very good video 😊
Comment from : @amyj2510

Very helpful n useful tips Thanks for sharing
Comment from : @LipsitaArt

nghe mà ưng hết cả tai , đức phúc cover mãi đỉnh
Comment from : @matthewlunsford9690

Great tip to mix more paint than you think you’ll need I’ve been cut short on larger surfaces
Comment from : @evelyne7071

Hello Matthew, in regards to your comment about the pencil line on your painting,that bugs you! heres an after thought iv had that happen to me several times, and iv discoverd several ways to handle it1 if you have access to an electric eraser, use it lightly, of cource there will be a lighter streak there, but i dont think anyone would even notice! sort of like adding highlights 2 fake in some trees over the line, again nobody would notice or care! By the way, much thanks for the tips you gave, There are so many great artists out there,and so many differant styles! Do we choose to paint for fun? or to sell to others? i like to paint that make a differance! How? does it make someone happy? would it bring back memories? does it create a ambience? Im my own worse cridic! i dont know how many iv trashed, to get a good one!
Comment from : @anetajohnson8446

Thank you! It's so amazing when you translate in words all what i feel as difficulties or successes when I am painting! Thank you!!!
Comment from : @sitavashidevi2247

I like your work
Comment from : @Diego_SanCA

Thank you! brBirgitta from Sweden
Comment from : @birgittahellgren8497

Thank you!!
Comment from : @ElaineDlln

Love tip #2 - vertical lines It's brilliant
Comment from : @maggiew7293

Good video, thanks
Comment from : @stevesloan5935

Thank you!
Comment from : @shyammalla111

Thank you for these tips Very useful!
Comment from : @clairebradbury11

Really like your work - and great tips - taken on board, thanks
Comment from : @robinaart72

Thank you for your very helpful tips! I have just subscribed to your channel!
Comment from : @robynblake4841

Thanks for this video I especially enjoyed the examples of your paintings along with them
Comment from : @shancan6328

Great video! I got several tips I hadn't thought of!
Comment from : @paraleeeckman1728

you are 100 right about the cotton paper!! I had never painted on it for years, one day I bought the most expensive paper there was and it was cotton I loved the way it took water and paint, my painting came out so nice and I had so much more fun! I worked so much less than ever and the results that I got were amazing I always try and tell people that are new to watercolor to use cotton paper because they are much less likely to become discouraged, and therefore quit
Comment from : @skerrie1

Superb video I hope you don’t mind but I shared it on the Facebook art page I belong to
Comment from : @brightonrosie

Thank you for sharing your tips Matthew, very informative and interesting
Comment from : @susancook1617

Hi Matthew you are so fresh, smart, sweet exactly like I would want as a son your instruction just reminds me of a fresh start to a watercolor scene in a gallery sponsored class I enjoyed years ago I don't know if I'll ever be able to really watercolor again as I am old and unable to move about on my own I still think of painting birds or Yosemite or an abstract portrait Life does not give us enough time to do everything we desire You have a refreshing, willing and kind attitude in your video, and I'll watch more just because it makes me feel happy, and I'll send them to my young artist friends too Thank you so much for a bright start to the day Love to you and yours btw your work is lovely Who wouldn't want to paint as you do! Marcia in Modesto!
Comment from : @hermajestyqueenmarciamarti1151

Great ideas!
Comment from : @margielanier4704

So often my paintings are not intentional rather a result of fixing mistakes, a result of little to no planning Following a tutorial has helped greatly except I can still “wander” off task by adding more details not indicated in the tutorials brThese 10 tips are very helpful I’ll revisit them before my next painting session The hardest tip is mixing enough paint up first I can’t stand to waste paint On the other hand having to repaint nearly the whole painting because I flubbed on the additional color mix isn’t a happy challenge
Comment from : @goldfishgames

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : @rebeccawong1

Exceptional tips As a beginner, I appreciate hearing the basics over and over I subscribed to your channel based on this video Thanks for posting 🙏🌵
Comment from : @delphinewood7519

Tip 6… I think, lol, I learned how to “glaze” over my colors that dried too light I use mainly transparent, one pigment honey based Mission Gold They are VERY strongly pigmented…brSo usually, I’m trying to lift color out Thanks so much for your videos My husband is a drummer So, I have some beautiful DW’s burled wood, staring at me Tried to paint them once…yeah Once! In acrylic Maybe I’ll try water soluble oil Thx again!
Comment from : @mendyhand3895

Hello :) Thank you again for these videos! I have just started an activity that is helping my watercolor journey in so many ways I am keeping a journal of every painting and specifically capturing what I learned in doing that painting I try to include the more obvious "disasters" as as well as more subtle things that I wish I had done differently What an eye opener! It also helps to mitigate the expected pile of "failed" paintings that I now use for "testing colors" Anyway, I thought this might be helpful for your followers as well
Comment from : @patirving705

Nice tips bro😃
Comment from : @lefthandstory1280

Vert good! Thanks
Comment from : @dianetrudeau69

I really need to learn how to make more paint than I think I'll need I'm so stingy that I always do less
Comment from : @christinebravomom5711

Thank you, Matthew! This video was very helpful I also watched the one in the link Also great Especially the 'fun' part So true
Comment from : @rondamiller3126

I so appreciate these videos!
Comment from : @lorriewatson7423

For the dark pencil lines on finished painting, a soft eraser will help FYI
Comment from : @quocdathoang8334

Hello my friends
Comment from : @Black_user98

Thank you!
Comment from : @kellyjohnson8696

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Comment from : @budjoejacksmith7000

You are such a good teacher Really You are calm, you explain things very clearly, you don't rush I really enjoy your tutorials I'm saving to take you watercolor essentials course, even if it takes me forever Thanks a lot for everything you do
Comment from : @ntanasescu76

Love your videos When you say don’t outline things can you explain that more please
Comment from : @yvonnegeelen6571

Excellent collection of tips It’s as if you’ve been over my shoulder over the last couple of months! Thanks!
Comment from : @agold1702

Thank you !
Comment from : @corespond1274

Thank you for these valuable tips
Comment from : @nsirartcorner8979

I just started use watercolors actually I just started doing any kind of art and found I really like it one of the hardest thing I found is knowing if my painting is dry so I can start the next layer and I found your list was very helpful and cant wait to watch the other videos Keep doing what you do it makes a difference
Comment from : @franksquid2017

Thanks for your tips
Comment from : @CamiloMazorra

Thank you for sharing these tips It's really helpful Have a nice day
Comment from : @user-hm2tg8kz1l

Thank you for these tips! I love the last painting you showed One point relating to your tip #7 The amount of fading of color when drying is different for each brand of paint For instance, my Schmincke paints fade far more than my Daniel Smith Thanks again!
Comment from : @SandraJSchultz

Excellent summary of tips
Comment from : @robertaustin6538

The painting of this ships by the lake is beautiful Really liked tip about not outliningthat could be a good subject for one of your videos
Comment from : @DDartlover8888

Excellent video Shows that it isn't just one thing! Watercolor is multitasking Which either makes you crazy or gives you something to strive for Enjoy the process, enjoy the practice, and realize that you can only control some of it, watercolor does what it wants Learn what it wants and find ways to bend it to your will😎 You are a watercolor Jedi Thank you for sharing your work
Comment from : @bobbiegraham7729

Another Wednesday Morning spent with your knowledge and a cuppa tea :-) Great stuff as always
Comment from : @1Skymed

Thank you for another greatly helpful video, Matthew! I’m learning so much from you with each one
Comment from : @librenonlibre

Thank you, Matthew Very helpful tips
Comment from : @jimodonnell3682

The best way to learn how much paint to mix up is to do some experiments with your paint, brushes, and paper and actually measure how far a given amount of paint will go on the page Compare the size of your paint puddles to things you'll remember, like the size of a quarter or the diameter of a lemon, etc And keep in mind that thicker washes will run out faster, since you can't spread them as far, so you'll have to test different dilutions Also, some pigments (especially those that granulate or flocculate) perform best if you let them really pool on the page with each stroke, while others (like untextured ones like phthalos) will look fine even if the brush is nearly dry
Comment from : @pendlera2959