Rathlin Demo
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- čas přidán 19. 12. 2015
- One of the resources for watercolour painters at www.grahamebooth.com. A watercolour demo of Rathlin Island off the coast of Northern Ireland using a limited palette of 6 colours is used based on the traditional and modern idea of primary colours. It is painted on Bockingford 200lb NOT paper from St. Cuthbert's Mill. There are English subtitles that can be auto translated into many other languages.
Absolutely loved your demo! And as always, I learn so much. Where there is light, you must have a dark. Don't hesitate to soften with your finger. The sheer simplicity from your first wash to the addition of your final darks keep me mesmerized. Thank you for your generosity and your patient teaching!
Thank you Deborah
i love that you not only tell what you are doing, but include why you are doing it the way you are doing it
I'm so grateful to artists who share their knowledge and technique with us so freely! Thank you.
Thank you Graham for so generously sharing your wonderful painting techniques with us all. Much appreciated!
Thank you Graham, great demo as always. A pleasure to see the painting built, and a pleasure to see the painting for long after. Truly a master's touch.
Terrific in every way. Particularly like the little pop-up labels on the colors. Very useful for those of us who are trying to learn. Can't thank you enough for these vids.
Enjoyed this demo, nice clear filming and good to see what's happening in the palette as well as on the painting. Thanks for posting -I look forward to your next one
I watched your painting demo of Staithes yesterday and was mesmerised. I especially appreciate the trouble you go to in producing the video - naming the colours, showing the mixing and, of course, the painting it's self.
You have a new subscriber and I'll visit often.
Cheers!
Thanks Grahame, I love your commentary and tips while you paint. Much appreciated.
I love the way you put the color on the paper, it seems to be perfectly imperfect. At the first time, it seems that everything goes wrong and suddenly it becomes clear and very nice. Thank you for the amazing class. Regards from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Thank you Grahame for another wonderful video demo, keep them coming!
I`ve been painting a while now but every time it's still a battle.
Thanks Grahame, you are always helpful! If I ever make it back over to Europe again I will be sure to plan it around one of your workshops.
Graham you brought so much memories of my time in Northern 🇮🇪 Wonderful artwork just amazing how you can bring your skills and videos. Thank you for sharing and you are very gifted artist and I enjoyed seeing you painting and god bless you always.
that's amazing... one of the best watercolour tutorials on youtube... love seeing the palette and mixing..... I always misjudge my values...
Everytime I watch you paint I am more amazed! Fantastic
Bentornato Graham, aspettavo da tempo un tuo nuovo lavoro, finalmente posso godere della tua solita maestria ammirando e sorseggiando fino in fondo un genuino mix artistico di bravura e semplicità.
Grazie infinite e che il vento ti sia sempre di poppa.
Buon Natale e felice 2016
Thank you, Grahame for your great demo and for all the helpful tips along the way.
I really enjoyed this demo and learned some new things like how to make every window a bit different. Thank you.
Extremely inspirational and I very much enjoyed not only the confident mixing of colours but also the bold application of paint on the paper. I’ve not had the pleasure of visiting Ireland but I’ve always regarded it as a watercolour artist’s paradise.
Thank you very much Roger. Thinking about it, Ireland is perfect for watercolour. We are lucky to have such a variety of landscape in such a small area
Really enjoy your style of painting,the colours are so reminiscent of Ireland & add to the atmosphere,enjoyed a tour of Ireland
As always , Grahame, so informative and generously shared... A master of limited palette in past, but now even more so and producing as much magic and more... Thank you !
+Meg Leahy Good to hear from you Meg, hope things are going well in Sligo and thanks for the generous comments.
Thank you Grahame... Good to see your video again ....great demonstration...
So lovely! Love the color mixes! Especially that grass green! Thanks so much for the demo!
+Mary Ann Jordan Thank you Mary Ann. Your DVD is on its way.
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Very enjoyable tuition Grahame,I'm going to have a go at something similar with these colours,a good combination I think,nice greens and purples. Thank you.
Brilliant demonstration.... love the technique and finished painting
Great demo ,lovely to see a scene from your part of the world,lovely.
I love all your demos and the narration which is very instructive. Thank you!
Mike Porter hybrid
I really loved your demo - your honest approach and useful hints and advice. I lived in Portrush and then at the White Rocks for eleven years a while back now, teaching in Bushmills, and this beach is familiar. I didn't paint then, but have been trying on and off for many years. Thank you..
Thanks Clive
what a beautiful painting great art lesson for me n nice tips about mixing colours thank you Grahame
Very nice painting, and great demo, just about covers everything one needs to know to start watercolors. Thanks.
i really love your teaching method and your color you use. it like magic brush.
thanks.
Graham, I was able to get one of the 402 line of brushes, and they are exactly as you describe....... pointy with a full belly, and I love the way the water leaves the hairs of the brush, just perfection. I love that you show us both the painting AND your palette and set up. It’s so much more helpful! Your generosity is most appreciated! Thank you so much!! ClaudiaSJI
You're welcome Claudia
Thank you so much for explanations of why you use certain Mixes. So much helpful information. X
Lovely to see Rathlin as the subject. Good man.
I loved this one. Thanks Graham.
Thanks Graham another great demo.
Strengthening the darks to make the lights lighter & at least three different shades or tints of each hue are the valuable tips I'll take away from your excellent instruction. Thank you.
Very nice and informative. Thank you for sharing your excellent skills and experience.
You have a lovely Scottish lilt. Very easy on the ear. Nice demo bud.
A Really helpful demo Grahame! Thank you.
Very informative video, with clear and concise instruction. Thanks for sharing ☺
J'aime beaucoup votre démo, Merci cela fait du bien !
I love your palette!
thank you Graham, for this wonderful demonstration. It is so fun watching you build it up and then ply in with those darks! I haven't watched you for a while as I changed computers and software. I'll glad you are still painting for us to see! Can one get Bockingford 200 lb paper on line? And I am coveting that cute little paint box!
Wow that is so good! Wish i could paint like that
I like very much de way you use de water and colours!!! beautifull. I have learn no to be afraid! Muchas gracias!!!
water and colours= watercolour :}
Really enjoyed this painting .Thanks
a lovely watercolour from the emrald isle,superb
Stephen welham Was
Really nice demo, thank you!
Missing. Your classes glad to be able to get this fix!
Very helpful demo - thanks.
Very nice....I enjoyed your demo very much Thank You
Very nice painting. I gave it a go and am also pleased with my results but like your values and looseness a lot more. I'll look for more because I love boats and seascapes. I worked for for John Brown. Although I have been to Teeside, I worked in the US and once in Portsmouth but I have often thought I'd like to paint a scene from Teeside. Unfortunately, I haven't found a suitable photo and wonder if you've ever painted anything from the Shipyards or nearby?
thank you Grahame!
Wonderful, thank you!
Beautiful thank you very much
Great demo Graham, love it. Do you not worry too much about where the actual light is coming from and concentrate more on getting the tonal values to stand out? cheers
great tutorial. just started painting and I'm addicted.
Really enjoyed the demo. Voice reminded me of home as my mum was NOrthern IRish and I really love painting, as I’m artist who has rediscovered herself in later life and cannot learn enough. Thank you very much for a preciousmoment in time !
My name is Patricia
Thank you so much Sir!
Thanks you for this. Enjoyable and informative. 😊👍
Thank you Doreen. My pleasure!
thank you! enjoyed watching your video and am about to paint long! ^ ^
Great work, love the vids!
do more LOL
Thanks for sharing!
Love this.
awesome!
Merci from France
Great channel! Just subscribed!
Thank you Graham, this is excellent. Please can you tell me what size squirrel mop you were using? Many thanks :)
+Sherry Rix It was a Jackson's mop size 14. Mops don't have standard sizes but this one measures about 14mm across the ferrule.
Thank you😊😊😊👍🏻
Very nice
Such wonderful tips. Love watching you.
ARLENE
Great Tutorial. Can you please tell me what are the brushes you used?
There was a variety used there but squirrel mops would be the equivalent. I now use brushes from Rosemary & Co, series 402.
Excellent! Please tell us about your palette and the brand of your watercolor. Thanks
Yes, please.
Pardon for interrupting but I believe he is using a brass folding palette that harkens back the days of old when there was fine manufacturing. You can still find these palettes today but they are hand made and quite an investment but I’m quite enamored. ClaudiaSJI
Just a beginner, your demos are so helpful, thank you! Is there anywhere I could download a copy of this sketch to work from, as I am not a great drawer yet?
Hi Cindy. Send me your email address to grahame@grahamebooth.com
Done and thank you!
Nice painting. I lack the freedom and boldness to do watercolour. That side wall on the left however messes up the painting, it's like an optical illusion. Does it belong to the house to its left or right?
Thank you so much...very beautiful.
I have 1 question: Which Colours you use Schmincke ?
Hi Eva. Thanks for watching. Most of my colours are Winsor and Newton but I have tried and am happy with colours from any of the major manufacturers.
I liked your paint box pallete i think that one is not from Craig Young paint box company?
That is a Craig Young but now I use one I made myself. You can see it in the later videos
did you see the face in the right pan colored with mostly blue
now you have two faces one in each mixing pan
Pareidolia is the term used to explain this
Is your initial sketch in pencil or pen?
Grahame, some artists say that the "ghost wash" is "painting the light". Since most, if not all of it gets covered up, other than covering up the white of the paper and laying a foundation for what comes next...how is it painting the light?
I've heard people use the term with an almost reverent tone in their voice.
Good question but the reason that it is painting the light is because not all of it gets covered up. I would say that in an average painting only around 50% gets covered which led me to my 50% rule: Don't cover more that 50% of a previous wash with a new wash. That way you are always leaving light as you go through the painting. The 50% is not a hard and fast amount - it's just that if you don't keep that idea in your head, it is so easy to just paint over everything.
@@PaintingWatercolour I see. Its Not ambient light they are concerned with. Its the point you were making when you say that if you lose the light it's gone.
Sometimes the only difference between me and a box of rocks is the box.
Thank you for explaining.
bang on!
what palette is this? it has ceramic dishes. anyone know?
+electrabot They cost hundreds.
that's the palette
www.littlebrassbox.com/product.html
è bello il dipinto, ma le case mi sembrano triste, complimenti comunque. Rita
A couple of questions: what paper are you using and am I right in thinking you didn't wet the paper first, just used a very thin wash? Thanks.
I used Bockingford from St. Cuthbert's Mill in England for this one and you are correct - I don't pre-wet the paper. Pre-wetting dilutes those early washes and there is very little control. Using more of a wet against wet method allows at least some control but with that first wash I really don't mind what happens as long as there are no dry edges.
@@PaintingWatercolour Many thanks for explaining that. I am just starting out and have been following the instructions about wetting the paper and then putting on the first wash and the results have been a bit hit and miss, to say the least! So I was really interested to see your video and the method you use. Definitely going to give it a try. Thanks again.
What brand of watercolour paints are you using ? Thanks.
Mostly Winsor and Newton Artist's quality but I'm pretty happy with any of the good makers.
@@PaintingWatercolour thanks Graham ! Yes I tend to lean towards those excellent 'expensive" paints myself. I usually order them from CassArt in London and have them shipped free to my brother in Lanarkshire, Scotland and he brings them over to me in Ontario when he visits me.
I am presently looking at the German Schmincke Horadam pan set. Apparently they have a fantastic reputation. Winsor & Newton on steroids! is an often repeated description. I tend to paint different subjects like Architectural - landscape - wild life - people - abstract - political statements - comic relief. I do as much pencil, carbon powder and charcoal work as watercolor items. Perhaps I am one of those wrestles folks who gets tired of the same old same old. Power to you sir from an old Scotsman now residing in Canada !
Nice job Grahame! You should put your website address in your description, right at the beginning, don't forget to include the www. or it won't be a clickable link!
+John Cowburn Thanks John, I appreciate the suggestion (and I have acted on it!)
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Why do paint names sound like racehorse names?
Graham...come to Islam n success
Can't hear you over the music!!! Boooo!
it seems everyone from poonjab thinks they can sing !!!!
Let's discourage the use of sable and squirrel brushes, and all animal products.
i will never surrender my brushes!!! be gone liberal!
electrabot Is not wanting to support the killing of animals being liberal? How the hell to you get that?