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How to recognise a true artist: look at their pallet.. clean = beginner, dirty and messy = master 😊😂

I've been trying to solve this problem for 1 year. Thanks a lot. Does low pigment watercolor cause this error?

Very useful! Thank you.

YOU ARE AWESOME! ❤❤❤

It has been amazing to me lately how mundane things or scenery is transformed by light. I have been noticing where my eye gravitated to every time I take a brake. We were driving home once and my husband said that the view was beautiful. He never noticed anything there before on our outings. So I looked carefully. The sun was shining on a field. But it had the same qualities of reflection as we would see on water. How? There was no dew probably. The coloring was the sky, not the yellow of the crop. So since I have been noticing this everywhere, I thank you for demonstrating the execution of the concept. I think the depiction of light reflections is the single most important aspect of art. Think about it...that is what the highlights are, right? I loved your example photos. They were very stimulating. A series on this topic would be lovely, thank you Liron and Patreons.

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Human portrait bacame my first of interest in watercolor and not for commercial reasons. I've seen a few made by you and even my approach is slightly different I found it very educating and I like them so much. Your comment about the process is priceless - thank you !

Always I was told " most important is the paper, than paints" and in fact I found out all factors are important. The brush is still to be seen on ready painting. Can't blame others for having collection of numerous brushes where only 4 works for them. This selection seems to be thoughtfully arranged but I believe it's very personal, same as choosing the right camera or film for a photographer. Many thanks for this video!

This is beautiful. I've been practicing small monochrome portraits from leftover paint on my pallette. Eventually I'll try a full portrait. ❤

Appreciate the informative video, Liron! Just what I need now that I am giving watercolor, once again for the Nth time, one more try.

this was very helpful thank you

I really enjoy 😉 you sharing your favorite brushes that you love to use daily. The Chinese brushes look great! Thanks for sharing this!

Thank you for posting about the brushes and especially demonstrating how each of them works. It’s nice to have that example.

Thank you.

Very interesting. Thanks 👍 Very realistic pictures.

The Lebenzon brushes Ive seen at first. They are looking very unusual. I like the bamboo aesthetic. Thanks

Nice brushes Liron, it’s Jennie F. I haven’t tried those fancy ones yet. I did really really love the Chronos 6,4,2 pointed round a ton and the riggers. I know that they cost but for the smaller sizes when I work at that level I love the blend and for all my brushes I use a painters soap that has a tiny tiny amount of olive oil. After cleaning I wipe off my brushes on the soap, leave some in, make a point and let them dry on a flat surface. It keeps my sable ones super nice. The soap has lasted forever and it is Pebeo Marsaille soap made for artists. Has done wonders for the sable and synthetics, I use the Escoda different ones, Caseneo, Isabey Which I don’t think it is available in the states anymore but the larger Chronos are really worth it. I was surprised because I hate fly aways in my sable but the blend is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. 😊

Curious, how many minutes is your realism course?

Is it possible to paint from life directly?

What’s the length of the bristle on the Lebenzon long goat hair brush?

This is such helpful information! Thank you for sharing Liron!👍

Great lesson, thank you 😊

How many videos, or how many hours of video are in the FFW course? It's unclear on the purchase page. Beautiful lesson, by the way!

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Wow their incredible ,to be able to paint something loosely yet the viewers eyes see it as almost photorealistic is a real skill indeed I loved the truck and the night scene

Seriously how do you even start to draw like that? It’s simple yet sophisticated

Thank you Liron. Can you please explain how does she paint the little tiny white branches of the trees ? IT seems that she uses guache or not !

Thank you!

This was so helpful. Thank you.

i got a set of Chinese brushes they are so nice ,i have way too many brushes ,i use them all ,thank you

Very insightful, will definitely look into the Lebenzon brushes. Escoda has been my go-to brand so far.

Very new to me. Thank you.

Interesting mixes .. thinking of using them in a floral. How'd you mix the final green? It kind of looks like a sap green but I'm sure you didn't use a convenience mix ..

« You don’t have to do anything. You just have to see everything » That’s so good !!! Good advice for young therapists too! :)

I think Forest Gump movie took this type of scene for their Jenny scene.

Though reflected light isn’t a new concept to me, your explanation and application (and showing the difference between both paintings) managed to make the concept come alive in a way it hasn’t until now. When a concept comes to such life in my mind, it has the power to change everything-if applied, of course. I intend to apply it this very morning. Thank you for another incredible lesson.

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Thank you! Great lesson … makes perfect sense can’t wait to try this technique.

I would have called you an artist, not a "CZcamsr", until I found out more about you. I honestly don't know how you live with yourself, sitting idly by and/or supporting the murder of innocent women and children. Does it feel good to know that thousands of HUMAN BEINGS have been displaced, had their lands and homes stolen, are being denied basic needs and medicines that easily save lives? How do you feel about living on a piece of land that was forcefully stolen from another family? Do you support this treatment of humans, or dod you not care because deep down your beliefs are that others that aren't your ethnic group are just "animals made in human form to serve your ethnic group" and are "lower than dogs"? And while all of these innocent people are suffering, being murdered, children are orphaned, and have been for decades--you are living off of everything that was stolen from them and living out your dreams. I am sorry I ever followed you.

“Paint what you see” - the catchcry of all good art teachers…. This result is a perfect example of this excellent advice.

All the love ❤

Love it 💟

Wow. You just opened my eyes, dude. This is fantastic!

nice to see someone like you who is so passionate about what they do! Keep up the great work. Your videos are very inspiring to me.

Really enjoyed this lesson ❤❤.

I bought the cars book because it looks fantastic! I love the idea of repetition to really get the hang of a subject! While I was at it I bought the perspective books, landscape, and fabric folds books. For the next month I am just going to force myself to get perspective, it keeps tripping me up!

I'm just starting out, thanks so much for this. I wasn't aware of all the values I can go.

bro the time difference makes these streams tough to attend but that Brooklyn painting is killer!

Hi Liron. Jim here from uk. Subscribed ages ago. And love your tutorials etc.

i so much love your videos ,i really enjoy the lives with you ,