An Introduction To Painting Mist, watercolour painting for beginners, simple watercolor tutorial
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- / loisdavidsonart Here I show you how I paint simple misty effects in landscapes, there are more detailed tutorials on painting trees, and all sorts of other loose painting elements and techniques on Patreon, please follow the link and take a look, we'd love to see you there! / loisdavidsonart
I am learning everyday ,I follow u'r water colour ,l loved it 🎉
Thank you, a great example of a misty landscape!
This is beautiful and simplistic but so effective, thank you so much for this tutorial, I just found you today and will be watching as much I as I can to learn these techniques
just love this painting, Miss Davidson. So effective, Love the mist and the colours, Thank you so much for your time, Bob
robert boyce thanks so much Bob 😊💐
You are a great teacher Lois!
Wow that is great. I like how you kept this colourless. A really great mood here.
What a beautiful painting and beautifully demonstrated. Thank you. 😊
Nicely done and good instructions 😊 I’ll show mine when I find the right place…
Love your style of painting. I love loose and mist. I am fairly new to watercolour and you make it look so easy. I will have to give it a go. Watched many of your videos but not tried doing it myself. Thank you.
Love this Lois! I like your technique best. Here searching for mist/vapor techniques to go along with a Scripture piece I’m working on using James 4:14, “Yet you do not know what your life will be like tomorrow. For you are just a vapor that appears for a little while, and then vanishes away.” I’ll post on IG when it’s done and tag you.
I have been looking for instruction on painting Misty mornings. This was very helpful. Thank you Lois. You are great.
Wow! This is an incredibly straightforward technique, I never knew. Thank you so much for sharing Lois
Thank you, I love your instructions
It's magical! Thank you very much ❤
Thankyou for sharing your tips and experience. I will be practicing this technique!
I followed your instuctions and it turned out beautiful. Thank you.
Lovely, I'll give this a try
Thank you so much for your good time.
I really did enjoy this and hopefully with practice I can figure it out! 💕
Beautiful Lois!
Thank you for sharing this information helped a lot absolutely beautiful..
So useful! Thank you so much for your wonderful content.
Hi, Lois, I have just discovered your channel, absolutely amazing! Thank you from Italy! Emanuela
C'est très joli . J'aime beaucoup vos aquarelles et je vous suis régulièrement.
Love this. Thank you!
Really enjoyed this. Thank you
Beautiful
Beautiful watercolor ❤️very like
What's on the menu toinigth Ms. Lois? Me and my wife are in Dallas Texas and I'm darn sure not barbaquin! :) Love the lesson! Margaritas melting!
Amazing painting !
thank you so much :-)
Thank you. Wonderful !!!
Thanks for interesting video!
'Tis a note of enchantment; what ails her? She sees
A mountain ascending, a vision of trees;
Bright volumes of vapour through Lothbury glide,
And a river flows on through the vale of Cheapside.
Very nice thank you 😊
Bless your kind heart, Lois for your easy and wonderful demo!
Can you please tell us what is the most important thing in creating a painting?
Thank you, Lois. This was very helpful. I love the look of mist. I think it's just a matter of the amount of water and the timing, right? I'm going to practice this. :)
Margaret Martin it is! Keep everything soft and pale, a mop or small wash brush is very useful for softening hard edges
Thank you so much for your work Lois, it would be the best if you can list the material you use and brushes .
Thanks
Спасибо огромное!
Hi Lois, I’ve really enjoyed watching this thank you. Could I ask what type of paper is best to achieve the mist. Thank you 😊
Can i use green in the mist? I am painting a swamp whit Pebeo watercolours and i want a slight mist in the back off the trees
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Could I ask what is your preferred paper ?
Annette Bond I like Saunders Waterford cold pressed and hot pressed paper and Millford paper, both made by St Cuthberts Mill
Great- makes me think the witches from MacBeth will emerge from that landscape ! Very moody.
Hi Lois! Which rigger brush is that?
Hi Mona, i think I used a Daler Rowney Graduate rigger, not sure of the size but most likely a 1 or 2
Thanks Lois. Found this one a couple of years ago - czcams.com/video/geVZnEeVabQ/video.html - and the scale of it has put me off trying. Your tutorial here is much more realistic ...
Simple is always the best place to start in my opinion!