How to Paint a Still Life in Watercolour - A Cornish Cream Tea
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About realistic painting... I once watched an old guy on a quayside painting a sailing ship sweeping out of the harbour. Someone (not I) asked about the detail of the rigging. The painter replied "I'm not painting the ship, I'm painting its journey." Today you painted scents and tastes and a chat with a friend. Photos can't do that. Many thanks, as ever.
That's a great story and brilliantly put - thanks for that!
Margaret -- what a soul-reaching philosophy from that Artist -- THANK YOU for the gift of passing it along! And you are right -- Paul supplied us with scents and tastes and a chat, with this wonderful tutorial!
Love, love, love this lesson! I’ve dabbled in different art forms my whole life. I’ve never had a formal art lesson, just read books and now found you tube. I am now a 79 year old great-grandmother and have the time to spend doing watercolors, which I’ve fallen in love with! Doing art has saved me during this past year from feeling isolated from friends and family. So glad it’s nearly over. Your videos are a great source of inspiration and education. Thank you so much!
That's great to hear Joanne!
I am 74 of there is one good thing about this lockdown , doing, and being inspired into having a go by paul, like me hope you many happy years at this new adventure!
👍 hi joanne , i am 66 years old n couldnt agree more ! 😊
Hi Joanne, Watercolor has saved me during the pandemic as well. I started last year and turn 79 this year. 💜
I always remember your one quote....Less is always more. The leftover unpainted part enhances the beauty of the painting.
Glad to hear that!
Hello, Paul - I know this is from two years ago, but it caught my eye - I love the composition and the colors. I have been WATCHING your tutorials for quite a while, but never actually PAINTED one. It was time to take the plunge! I thoroughly enjoyed this (including the commentary - which I ALWAYS enjoy in your videos)! In addition, I have also watched a lot of your informational videos about things like paper and brushes - thank you SO much for those as well!
Oh, I so agree about realistic vs painterly. I see paintings all the time that do indeed look like a photo and people are in awe of them. And, that's their choice, of course, but I want a painting, not a photo. Thank you for this wonderful lesson!!
Thanks for sharing Tina!!
Loved painting this picture, a change to paint something not a landscape or buildings. Not that I don't like doing your landscapes!! Had to think a bit more, as the printed pdf was different to the tutorial- the bowl had moved.I
I have learnt so much from your tutorials, & it has kept me going during lockdown, please keep them coming. Thank you.
Wonderful! ... I will Jill many thanks!
I could watch you paint all day! This has been a tragic year, and your videos are a source of comfort and inspiration. Thank you for taking the time to share!
Delighted to help in some small way!
This tutorial is a feast for the eyes! I bet you are the only person who would have noticed the "mistake" . Mt husband's great-uncle, a Scotsman, always said "scoones".
Oh thank you Kit!
Unfinish corners giving a nice look for some drawings...We learn a lot from you Paul. Great lessons...Thank you.
Glad you like them!
This clip also reminded me of an Architect and Urban Artist in Australia named Liz Steel who loves drawing and painting her tea cups and fancy scones...well done...
Cheers Mike I'll check her out!
Some people are great artists, some are very good teachers. You are both. Congratulation!❤
Ahhh, thanks so much - that's very nice of you.
Mmmm! Scones with butter & jam. I’m really getting hungry. Love this painting and love hearing your stories. Great video. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
I agree Paul, I prefer artwork to not look photographic. Love your tutorials.
Absolutely Gail!
That made me a little homesick, I’m ready to hop on a plane and come home for a real cream tea…..love this tutorial and will be trying this one so thank you! 🇬🇧☕️🎨
Lol!!! we are always here to welcome you!
BRAVOO Paul! Doing watercolor in hyperrealism is not an art, i did hyperrealism and the paintings sold poorly, that's what the camera is for, i absolutely agree with you.
Great to hear Milos!
This was a pleasant surprise . You really brought the whole table setting photo to life. The scones looked so real . I never gave your unfinished corners a thought until you brought them to my attention. They just always seemed intentional to me. I love the look of leaving them white. To me it just gives the painting more personality. You doing all the chores was hilarious.😁
Thanks very much Karen - much appreciated
Love how you demonstrate all those important finishing touches. I have learnt so much from all your tutorials. you certainly stretch & challenge us. Thank you so much Paul.
What a beautiful tribute to the opening of restaurants who have been closed because of covid! And, the memory of a beautiful time enjoyed getting back to normal! Well done Sir❤️
Delighted to help Shirley!
I just love this still life of yours Paul and it’s going to be my first watercolor painting, a new medium for me. I’m going to paint it for my daughter who loves tea and scones, just like her Scottish grandmother. Thank you for another wonderful tutorial!! PS: I loved your opening, you worked so hard doing all the chores and taking care of your pets while Margot was away having a grand time 😅
Great stuff - glad you enjoyed it!
I agree! People say "I like realistic like a photo". If I want a photo, I'll frame one!
Good point!
Paul, your work is magical. Really. Loving Wednesdays.
Glad you enjoy it! - Cheers Joseph!
I get a little sad that Wednesday's only happen once a week. Thankfully I have backlog to work through
I super enjoyed it, Paul!! 😊😊😊 thank you so much!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
I had a blast re reading this!
Great to hear!
Thank you again. Just love watching you paint. Youare so talented.
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks a lot Paul. I'm planning a series of food (and drink) paintings so enjoyed watching this. AND i love your wife's little cameo appearances (and voice-offs). :)
Many thanks Lyn!
MOST DELIGHTFUL VIDEO! Your explantions as you paint are such a helpful technique along with your stories and comments! Thanks sgain! 👩🏻🎨
You are so welcome!
I love following your tutorials Paul…. Thank you for inspiring me to paint in water colours.
You are very welcome
Remarkable! I am more amazed at the beauty of your work every time I watch a video. I am 67 years old and started doing watercolor about 3 years ago just for fun. I strive to improve, but it's slow going. That's ok with me. I still enjoy painting and seeing the work of fantastic artists, like you, is what keeps me motivated. Thank you so much for sharing your work.
Wow, thank you Dawn!
Looks yummy 😋 I liked this painting very much. thanks for your video
Thank you so much 😀
Paul, it is so nice to take a 15 minute break and relax with one of your videos. You have become family. Thanks again for sharing. Phil from USA
My pleasure Phil - so good to hear!!
I know I say this every week but here goes again thank you for you video. I find them very relaxing to watch. And I always learn something new.
Great to hear!
Yup, when friends ask me to do a realistic portrait, I tell them go take a picture! 🤣 Love this work.
Love that!
Utterly agree with you, Kalai Selvi !! 👏
yeah
So much pretty to have a lesson daily with you,
So nicely you Elaborate
Glad you think so!
Lovely scones and tea. Thank you for sharing the history lessons along the way to a painting. Tip of using wax and pastel for sugar is brilliant! So ripping off this idea. 🇺🇸Maryland 🤗
Go for it Annie
Quelle bonne idée gourmande! J'aime beaucoup la lumière sur la théière bleue. Tout a l'air si merveilleusement bon!
C'est très gentil merci beaucoup Lydia!!
Hi Paul, wen we are just maried, we sent 2 beautifull summer holydays in Cornwall St Yves, this really bring back memories. I can remember that every time we had a rough walk on the coastall parth we treat ourselfs wit a cornish crean tea....i now wath i go to paint, this afternoon!
Wow - great to hear Patrick! - it's a wonderful place.
I came across your video today and I am glad I did. I just love this painting. I am a newbee to watercolour.
Many thanks
Welcome Geraldine!!
You are just a wonderful artist! Love your tutorials!
Thank you so much!
You make it look so easy. I really appreciate your comment that you want your painting to be what the camera can’t do.
When I was taking art classes in college we did a lot of still life drawings, and some paintings. I started out hating them, but soon began to love them.
I have jelly and jam in my fridge. Gotta have both. Since you first posted the wax resist I use it whenever the subject allows. Rocks, wood grain, ice and snow...even gravel beds. It's great. Thanks much. And thanks for the vid about painting rocks. Great stuff.
Great to hear Chuck! - keep safe and look after those babes of yours!
I just looove your wit. And your lessons are wonderful and fun to complete. Thank you.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely loved watching you paint this. I want to try it but terrified at the same time.
Thank you so much.
Go for it Veronica!!
So lovely. Now I want to paint while having a cream tea...
You should! ... I do!
My favorite part of this piece is the scones. Simple but beautifully done as always, Paul!
Thanks again for another great tutorial.i remember the cream teas 🇨🇦
Cheers Lionel! 🇨🇦
Very enjoyable. English tea and scones is sacred....! Thanks. I'm from the hospitality industry as well, retired though😀 and it does require a lot of help now...
Wonderful! - thanks very much!
This was absolutely wonderful! A joy to watch....and I think I might even get brave enough to have a go at painting it.
You can do it!
You can do it!
Ha Ha! Love the message of hope on the West Ham mug.
ha ha .... but not just hope this season!!!!
Good luck to them. Moyes has done a fine job.
Never thought I’d ever want to paint a still life, but you have a convincing way of making me think I can do it. Soaked two papers today, taped them down and ready to go tomorrow when they’re dry. Wonderful news - Bridge at Clun is matted and framed and ready for me to pick up. They phoned too late in the day for me to pick up, so I’ll get it on Monday. I can hardly wait. Until then, I’ll torture some paper with brushes and paints in hopes of coming up with something worthy of your teaching. Thanks Paul! 🥰.
Thanks as always Marlene - hope you are pleased with it!
Simply gorgeous! The dusting of white sugar on top... scrumptious! And I agree - your white spaces and squiggles have such character! I'm just blown away by your creations.
Thanks so much! 😊
What a brilliant subject to create Paul, amazing colours used to in your inspiring video as always.Thanks greatly appreciated stay safe, hope the good lady put the cream first the proper way to put the topping on your scones
You are very welcome .... I think the order changes depending on the weather!!!
Great video. Love the wax technique and the pastel pencil. Thanks for sharing the drawing and the reference photo. I will be sure and try it.
You are so welcome!
Painting this one today and experimenting with assigning different colors. I enjoyed the background music on this video. Thank you~!
You are so welcome!
love your paintings ! and tutorials. Big thanks !
My pleasure 😊
Always like cream teas either the Devon or Cornwall version....this painting looks good enough to eat....think leaving some white/ unfinished areas make a painting more casual & something for the viewers imagination ...exLancashire lass here
Cheers Linda - same with me, any version will do!!!
Love this lesson. Thank you again!
Glad you enjoyed it!
❤️ hours hv bn spent on realistic paintings but very few have achieved the landmark. You are one of the greatest achiever sir.Your contrasting choice of colour on each items is one of the reason and another your stroke style just make any of your painting beautiful n real. I m surely going to try this one but I know I m no way 1% close to your one.but I m fortunate enough to try your's painting sir🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much 😀 ... you can do it Sunaina!!!
Paul, the face you made when asked if you had Scones or cream was the best. I cant finish watching this right now, it's making me hungry for a snack.
good
Lol thanks as always Heidi!
Mr. Clark... I am a 64 year old beginner from North Carolina, USA. Thank you for giving me the courage to give watercolors an honest attempt. My skills are extremely limited and can only improve (I can only hope!) Thank you for your wonderful sessions, which make me smile and provide enduring encouragement!!!
You are very welcome, delighted to help Don
A tonic for those still in lockdown!
Thanks Deborah!
What a treat watching you paint this lovely still life. I am in the usa and many years ago my parents took a very memorable trip to England. What an adventure it was for them and they loved it so much. Your painting reminded me of a story my mother told me. She said she and dad went into a tea shop and were served tea and scones and a dish of cream. She and dad looked at each other and wondered what to do with the cream and they thought it was suppose to go into their tea like milk. When they put the cream into their cups of tea the waitress ran over and explained to them it goes on the scones not in the tea. Mom said it was so funny because they didn't know what it was for.
That's a great story and so pleased I help you remember it!
Really love this painting and your shirt of course. Here in the states we have jam and jelly.
Cheers Vicki!
Yes, we are open here! Wonderful. Loved your "mistake"; thanks for that.
Great to hear that Joseph ... get down the pub!!!
Such a fantastic lesson! Could almost smell the scones, butter and jelly! I watch your lessons regularly and I am learning a lot. Thank you so much for sharing them. And great to see your lovely cats and dogs!! Would you please teach us how to paint a picture of furry cat with water colour?
Great to hear! .. suggestion noted!
Thank you once again, I am so enjoying your channel
I'm so glad Rita!!
Those t-shirts though 🤦🏽♀️. Ya gotta love em! Thank you for another great video! Craving some scones with jam right now 😁
Thank you! I could taste that Devon cream and scone. Yum. I like the spaces left and explanation.
You are so welcome!
One of my fondest memories of visiting friends in England was the scones and cream tea. I can't wait to try this.
I agree - they are lovely!!!
Great subject matter... love the sugar effects
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your humour 😄 and thanks for candle wax tip, always learning from your videos. Thank you 👌🏽
You are so welcome!
I’m a Yorkshire girl born and breed, now living in Cornwall but love my Cornish cream tea the Devonian way 😂
Lol!- thanks for that Carol!
Scones with cream and jam..........mmmmm YUM! Thankyou for showing us how it's done.😁
You are so welcome!
As always, your brilliance amazes me and your painting challenges me. Thank you for all that you do for us!
Thank you so much Paula 😀
Your lovely painting made me want to eat it you put so much detail in
Lol thanks Pam 😊
As a relative newcomer to art, not having huge amounts of confidence in my drawing skills, the biggest compliment I was paid was from a colleague who had asked me to do a pet portrait for his wife, which was ‘she thought it was a photo print’. I know I should have been delighted and I’m in awe of artistic technicians that can achieve photo realism but it’s not what I want to do. Like you say, I want to capture what I see and feel, which is something a camera cannot do.
Great comment Jacqueline - many thanks.
Amazing painting 🖼
Thank you so much 😀
I'm not sure which I love the most out of the cats, the t shirt, or the art. Thank you for posting this.
Lol!!! - I'd go for the cats!!!
Looks fun. This time, however, I watched the video through first so I have an idea of where I'm headed. And here in Northern Idaho, USA we love scones. I'll think of you the next I go for tea (coffee) and scones! Thanks!
Beautiful! I want to paint teacups so this is something to try. Canada here. We say jam. Unless you are buying jelly lol. Jam is what we grew up with.
Thanks ... good to hear!
I’m going to paint this. Thanks always Paul 👊🏼
My pleasure Christine!
Lovely
Cheers Parvin!
Golly....you should have called for breakfast....hahaha...lets celebrate for this painting with a cup of tea....love the colors and the use of candle wax....thanks again for another idea....love and hugs....Mamu
Many thanks Mamu!
Fun! Thank you Paul
Glad you enjoyed it
You make it look so easy!
Thanks Catherine!
Looks yummy enough to eat Paul ! Just love your paintings !
Many thanks
Thank you very much!!!! I love you I love you I love you !!!!!! You are Very talented❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you too Eva!
Love this.!! Can’t wait to paint. Learned a few new tricks from you thanx😀😃😃
You are so welcome!
Excellent techniques, very much enjoyed your art work.
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much 😊 it was a lot of fun to paint 😍
Thank you too Gisela!
thank you Paul, lovely
Glad you enjoyed it
Such a yummy result today! I enjoyed the history and background of the Cream Tea as well.
Thanks so much! 😊
So gorgeous Paul! Puts the viewer right into that comfy scene. I swear that Schminke watercolor paint is magical. Every time I watch someone paint with it I literally gasp at its beauty. One day I’ll have to splurge on some. 9 cats, Wow, that’s a houseful. We’d have that many if we had room. We just lost our little girl Peaches in February. She was the best cat we’ve had, beautiful inside and out. She would have been 15 next month, so she had a good long life. We adopted her from the shelter when she was aged 10 so didn’t have her for whole life, but grateful for the time we had with a marvelous kitty. Thank you for sharing your talent and your pets. Blessings to you!
Thanks so much Rita - of the 9 cats only one lives in doors the other 8 are outdoor cats but live in the stables and are fed daily! ... you gotta love them!
The scones look good enough to eat.
Yup - I did try!!!
Not only is it watercolour Wednesday, but I also received your book in the mail.
I feel doubly blessed.
Hope you enjoy it Scott!!
Thanks, Paul. I really enjoyed watching it. I will try it later.
Have fun!
What a lovely way to start my morning....thank you so much for performing paint magic for me today.
My pleasure 😊
Thank you for sharing! Awesome!
Thanks for watching!
Thumbs up for sure. so beautiful. Thanks
Thank you! Cheers!
Thank you Paul
Cheers Tomasz!