Watercolor Plein Air Set Up
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- A beginner's guide to creating your very own Plein Air Watercoloring set up. Buying the "the right stuff" means that you can have fun and be able to focus on your painting. Your first decision is whether to stand or sit while you paint. Everyone's needs are different, but this should help get you started before taking a watercolor plein air workshop.
Refreshing to see an artist on youtube focussed on teaching instead of thinking they're a celebrity. Great watercolour artist who focusses on teaching. Thank you.
*You are my favorite artist now! You blow Alvaro Castagnet & Joseph Zebukvic out of the water!!!*
@@sylvia4425 Very kind of you to say thank you, G
Very useful information! We need more videos, please.
You are my favorite artist.❤❤❤❤❤ Thank you !
Wow, thank you!
I just discovered you have a YT channel! I've been dabbling more in plein air with watercolor and have a lot to learn. I'm really enjoying it, though!
I love my En Plein Air Pro. Purchased the pro watercolor set up from company directly. They were very responsive and helpful
Oh thank you, Yes I always tell artists that the En PLein Air Pro is an option.
Wow! Just one year and the price is like $90 for the Meeden
A 😊Great help
Very helpful
Nice Geoff do have a link to you plein air bag.
Looking for info on how to make that sun shade I see you using on Instagram...?
If you look way back on my IG, I have a drawing diagram of it. Maybe tomorrow I'll make a video.
Great, basic, info, thanks! What brand of paints did you list in your video?
@@fiddler1252 sorry for the delayed reply, I use Dan Smith, Winsor Newton and Holbein. I am not devoted to one brand but try many colors out. I have a supply list on my website and it lists the brand next to color, thanks
THANK for information about your favorite tools what make great picture! I would like to know what brand of pack wheeling is it ?
I don't have one myself and I found them by google searching for "seat and Cart" I found one at Jerrysartarama.com called "The ArtComber Portable Rolling Art Chair, Blue", I can't recommend anything because I stand at my easel and don't use these carts.
My personal pack? maybe that is what you were referring to? Mine is an Osprey High Road LT, 36L carry-on
Oh also...Daniel Smith Paynes Grey is different from Holbein Paynes Grey and imo not as nice as Windsor Newton Paynes Grey. The later has some blue in it and makes some gorgeous violets and greens.
Other than seeing you pushing products to sell I didn’t get any other information in this video. I’m reluctant to watch anymore
the title of the video implies that it is about materials. what else was your goofy ass expecting?