Advancing with Watercolor: Painting Shadow - "Shadows in the East Village, NYC"
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- This video was done to demonstrate some problems and solutions to the challenges in painting Shadows in a busy street scene. I will address common problems the watercolorist faces while working in Plein Air . Some of these are - what makes a good subject, how to work with shadows and changing light, architecture, simplifying complexity, and more...
In each video I will address some of the challenges with working on site as well a specific challenges in design and watercolor technique. Along the way I hope you experience the same thrill of working under an open sky that we did.
In this video I take on the subject of depth and illustrate a few ways to create depth through perspective and through repeated shapes. The scene is complex and unusual - adding to the enjoyment..
You can see some more demos of my Interiors on CZcams here
Advancing with Watercolor: Working in Location - Problems and Solutions - Shadows • Advancing with Waterco...
Advancing with Watercolor: A Tonal Plan - Light On Dark - “Light Play on the Fountain” • Advancing with Waterco...
Advancing with Watercolor: Brush Strokes “Shadow Play” • Advancing with Waterco...
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Thank you all for your continued support -
for liking this short video and particularly for your comments. They help me in planning my next series of videos...
Any questions you have please direct them to my contact page on my website, thanks
Gary taught me so many things, he's the best!
many thx
Less is more is what i am learning thanks for sharing🥰
I never knew how difficult it is to be 'brief with the brush', but , once one controls NOT overpainting...WOW! I have LEARNED soooo much from you, kind Sir! And....your voice is so soothing.
I love your style. That’s how I wish to paint, perhaps one day. You had lots of good technical advise and lessons in this video. I’ll have to watch a few times. Thanks
Loved your work. Too good. Thanks for sharing.
Lot of thanks for the video
Thank you! The way you painted the wheels of the truck! Aha! The tree makes me think about the green c. Maybe its usefull to think of green colors as either a variant of the yellow color or as a v. of the blue color? This class was awesome!
Wonderful information... I understand more clearly the concept of calligraphy, and calligraphic Brush strokes. Thank you so much,Gary. I hope to use some successfully in your weekly virtual workshops.
It was very fascinating to watch you paint. I would like to learn more about calligraphic strokes.
Nice shadow of the figure on the truck..i know its a small detail but i picked up on it quickly..great work
Really enjoyed this video! Never thought a truck was interesting
My favourite vid from Garry
No words, just wow!,
Loved the demo. It was a bliss watching you painting. It is loaded with useful information too. Thanks
Thanks ,
for giving details about brushes , colors & paper ...
You make it look easy! amazing calligraphic strokes!
Wow❤
Thx
I really liked this video and the explanation, can't wait to give it a try, thanks for sharing
Thank you Gary for streetscape video. I now joined watercolour painting class at local community, it takes 5 minutes drive.
It has been quite a while since I followed your videos, and thanks a lot
love ur work..could u please upload a higherr resolution?..it would be great to see all your work in HD..thanks:)
Gary- Another great video and outstanding painting. Thank you so much for sharing.
Ron Bigony aws nws
so beautiful!
Very helpful realy enjoyed it , nice thank you
Very helpful instruction.
Hi Garry, What are the sable mix brushes you use? They're not on the your list and I haven't found a brush which can be used to scrub on color and still retain a good point, as I've seen you do on many of your videos. Thank you for taking the time to make your videos, they are a great help. Regards, Chris
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Sir, I've been watching your videos for just over a year and one after another I admire you more and more for your work, your art and your willingness to share here on this very competitive channel. You stand out among many. I've been trying to do some exercises just by copying your paintings from the videos and some look good, others don't, just because I like the results of your art.
If I may, I would like to ask two things about this video: 1) how to get dark and transparent colors, without leaving them muddy and stained; 2) what did you mean by calligraphic painting. I will be honored if you can enlighten me. thanks and a strong hug.
Bon dia from Boston Sonia - by calligraphic I mean the the individual brushstrokes remain and are not polished or blended. I refer to Asian calligraphy done with black in on paper. The first question is trickier. Darker color by its nature is more opaque , so leaving some small pieces of the under painting coming through keeps it feeling lively. The second answer is is to avoid to much layering in the darks. Try to hit the note in the first go! Thx 😊
Love watching your videos but would love to know if you wet your paper before you start. It’s just that the paint seems to glide on easily.
素晴らしいですこんな お洒落な 描きたいです
Nice. Thank you.
bravo ! salutations from MOROCCO
Is this one long building or does it turn a corner?
Merry,
It is a block of buildings running straight. I did not make much attempt to distinguish them as they were more of a background.
@@GaryTuckerArtist The reason that I ask is my confusion over the value of the shadow cast by the flag and the shadows in the street. Shouldn't the closer shadows be darker?
Gary,l like to shaw you my painting for private collection also like to shaw you the painting these are followed your tutorial.It will be happen sometime.I respect your copyright.don’t forget your online video thank you.
I’m glad your showing your works Fifi - it’s an important step for the artist
Thanks for reply,Gary I forgot tell you about-l did four seasons of Public Garden Bridge.❤️