EASY Delphiniums In Watercolor, using a product no one wants to tell you about!!!
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Hi everyone! Thanks for joining me on my journey through watercolor and mixed media. Today, we're immersing ourselves in the captivating world of delphiniums in watercolor. But guess what? There's a special twist - we'll be using a unique product to create some mesmerizing effects in a whole new way this time.
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I've only be watercolor painting for a few weeks and while I can dream of concepts of what I want to paint, my skill level is far below where I want to go. At the age of 69 I'm desperate to make the most of my time in learning what I can! This video put me so far ahead and helped me complete a concept painting that I had started and then had no idea where to go. I had no idea you could push heavy watercolor paint so far. This almost looks like oil painting only better! It dries faster. I'm loving it. Thank you so much for this magnificent tutorial!!!!!! I didn't have your bleed free component so I just laid down my heavy colors and then pushed undiluted white watercolor paint into it. Looks delicious! I have the product on order now, but I couldn't wait for it. You inspired me to go wild or go home.
Gorgeous flowers and I love the secret ingredient.
Thank you so much
Many thanks Debra Lyn, for this new fun project. You have opened up a whole new fun world to me, realizing that beautiful art is achievable, even for a beginner. Absolutely love your style and attitude.
You are so welcome! Thanks for tuning in!!
Beautiful colors- I love how you maintain intense colors yet using lots of water. Thank you for sharing your process as a springboard for us.
Thank you so much! The key is heavy consistency of paint, you can’t be stingy with the pigments, and you have to buy paints with high levels of intensity in there paints…Mijello is the best, hands down.
To watch you do your thing is one of life’s little pleasures. I never believed in magic until I met you! Thank you for another fantastic video. 💗💖💗
You're the best! Thanks so much Mary!!! 🤗
You blow every other water color artist out of the water….in my opinion, of course. I dream of the day when you will sell your paintings! I will be first in line….(no pressure of course). And, above all….I hope you are feeling better, and have a great doctor who is taking care of you. 😻😻😻
Very beautiful! Love the loose style. Looks simple and quick to try
Thank you! 😊 I’m glad you like, enjoy painting! Let me know how it turned out!
Thanks you make it all achievable with your tutorial, your an inspiration ❤
You are so welcome! Also, thank so much for supporting the channel, I appreciate that more then you know!! 🌸 💜
Wow Debra Lyn - you have seriously nailed Delphiniums ❤. Just beautiful and your technique is incredible - thank you so much for sharing 😁🙏
You are so welcome! I’m glad you like them..enjoy.
Gorgeous! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial ❤
Your line work is like the drizzles on a turnover! The icing on the painting! Fabulous!
This technique is so inspiring. I like clouds and seascapes mostly. I might try this method but also using a palette knife.
Enjoy!!
I love PhMartins! I’ve never used it this way, I use it a lot for small highlights, splattering snow or stars, painting snow clumps on leaves, etc. I’m def going to try this! I always pour a little out onto a palette or small bowl though…. If I dip my brush in there and it wasn’t quite clean…well if you contaminate it with pigment there’s no way to undo it. LOVE this effect, thanks for another great tutorial, Debra!❤
You make it look so easy! 🥰
Thanks so much!
Fabulous, I was looking forward to seeing your tutorial all day, it was so good I watched it twice. A big thank you Debra Lyn ❤❤❤
Thanks Julie! Enjoy!!!
So beautiful!!!. Must try. ❤
Please do! And thank you!!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial, I can't wait to try my hand at it!
This is really beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent! Can white gouache be used instead of bleed-proof white?
Yes of course! But I would mix a good bit of it up with water to make a nice heavy cream consistency. Don’t use a cheap one, make sure you use professional paints.
@@debralynrosenbachart thank you!
Love this one so much!! Thanks for another great video!
You are so welcome!
Love this! 👍👍from Canada
Thanks! 😃
Lovely and a joy to watch.
Thanks so much!
Love the effect of the bleed proof white. Gorgeous flowers. Thank you so much for sharing this technique with us. Can't wait to try it!
Thanks so much 😊
Stunning! I may try this with hydrangeas. I have been struggling with loosening them up but still keeping them identifiable. Would love to see your hand at the hydrangeas. Love your confidence and your style. I am a late bloomer with watercolor at age 67. But I am absolutely addicted.
This was simply wonderful! Loved it. I'm eager to try it as soon as possible! Thank you Debra for this tutorial and tremendous inspiration. ❤🙏
Thanks for this stunning video, I love it, and I think it is awesome.
Amazing art 🥰
Thank you so much 😀
You make it look so fun. Thanks. I will have to work on what sets me apart. Great advise.
You can do it! Thanks for tuning in!!!
Thanks Debra Lyn for another beautiful tutorial!🩷
You are so welcome!
Loved everything about it. Thank you
This is gorgeous.
Thank you
Lovely work as usual. I am a big fan of the Bleedproof white as well.
Awesome! Thank you!
Very nice! Please tell again what "white" product you were using.
Here you go.. amzn.to/3Pcm4r9
I love this video. Can’t wait to give it a go!!❤
Thanks so much Carol, you’re the best
Beautiful.
Thank you!
Amazing video thank you Deborah, I love all your art your so helpful and my art journey is going to another level in the 6 months since I joined your group love you lots xx❤
You are so welcome! Im happy the videos are helping! 🤗
Beautiful awesome work💞❤💟❤💟💖💞💖💞❤💜💛💜💖💖💛💖💛💟💖💟💖💞
Just beautiful and so much fun! I love your loose, fast style! Your water rinse containers are really cool - where can I find them, please?
Thanks so much! 😊 the containers are small ice buckets for cocktails, there midcentury. But there are other ice buckets on amazon, there great to use because the glass cleans up nicely and i love the handles for carrying the water to my workspace.
Buongiorno dall'Italia! Grazie per questo video. L'ho trovato.molto interessante. Vorrei sapere che colore è il bianco: acrilico o cosa?
Purtroppo non essendo la traduzione sottotitolata, non capisco il prodotto!!! Grazie se mi dà qyeara informazione.
Ciao Gianna
Awesome
Thanks so much!!!
Wow, is all I can say! This is an amazing tutorial and I had my first go and it wasn't bad! I will be doing a series and hopefully I will loosen up. What size David Taylor brush are you using? I just bought the trio from Amazon and I'm waiting for them to arrive. Thank you so much, I'm so glad I found you.
What’s the big reason for using the bleed proof instead of say, white paint?
Bleed proof doesn't spread like regular watercolor paint. Also when it's used on dry paint it doesn't seem to absorb the color I noticed.
Really nice and so loose
Thanks Susie
Very pretty! Would white gouache work as well? Thx.
Yes it will to a degree. But not like this BPW product.
Debra, did you know a substitute for the dr. Phil martins white product? Cause it seems that they sell just on US
Hi Celina, the company told me it was white pigment and water, but it wasn’t a gouache. So, i guess you could make your own…or maybe use a tube of white watercolor and mix a bit of water in it and store in a tiny container.
Where can I buy bleedproof paint?
Here you go… amzn.to/45sEglN
What kind of palette are you using and where did you buy it?
Here’s a link to the palette. amzn.to/4agtVfO