How to Paint Watercolor Pine Cones - the Easy Way !
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- In this article I’ll show you how to simplify the process of painting pine cones in watercolor. The thing about pine cones is they have a very complicated appearance. For this reason they seem like very tricky subjects to paint. Follow the step by step process to paint your own versions of watercolor pine cones !
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Hello! I'm Anthony. An independent artist and illustrator based near Paris in France. Watercolor painting was my first passion. So a few years ago I took out my old paints, and rekindled my love for watercolors. I decided to start charting some of my watercolor experiences in the form of my blog, “WatercolorAffair.com” (and now through my CZcams channel). My objective was to start sharing some of my hard won knowledge in the hope that it will help and inspire others to paint with watercolors!
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Hi! It's a very complete a perfect explanation . Hoy are a very good teacher!! Thanks a Lot!
Your explanation is the best I've come across for seeing the different shapes and deciding the steps, thank you!
With each video published, you prove to us that you are a great teacher 👍🏻 Learning with you becomes simple and pleasant, Thank you 😊
Excellent tutorial! Thankyou! ❤ XXX
Hello, I'm new here. Your tutorial is so clear, and calming😍
This is the perfect tutorial for pinecones! I paint in watercolor and also in Coffee, and this will look wonderful in the coffee medium. I'm having a class in December, and this is the perfect project! Thank you - loved it!
Yes... a coffee painting would work great for this subject 🙂
Thank you so much for sharing this watercolour tutorial! The way you explain how to do things is easy to understand and easy to follow.
This video was amazing!!! So easy to follow along and SO educational!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us!! 😊
Wow...this tutorial was incredibly informative. I struggle with pine cones but I love them and didn't want to give up on learning how to paint them. Thank you for this lesson. You are so talented!
Thanks Carolyn ! Have fun painting those pine cones !
Yay! Just in time for holiday painting! Thanks for your assistance in making painting pinecones possible😊! You do such a fantastic job on so many levels: instruction, simplicity, quality!
Yep... That's what I thought too... I can see myself painting some new watercolors for xmas !
Nice one! Thanks for the Vid.
Thank you for a great tutorial. I’m going to paint a pine cone today!
Anthony, this is an excellent video. I’ve been following your blog since I began my watercolor journey last year, and it’s outstanding. Now you have added high-quality videos to your offerings. I’m excited to be one of your early CZcams subscribers! I have to give this one five stars and two thumbs up! Thank you! 😺💕
Thanks Chris ! Glad you're enjoying my efforts :-)
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I just subscribed too. I learned about colors from you... the warms and cools when you did the blog about the Daniel Smith set
Thanks for sharing!!
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the downfall with this video is that he doesn't really TEACH us about where and how to put the shadows under the tips of the pinecone. I muddled my way through it but needed more direction. Sorry Anthony, but please teach us with more 'detailed' information on future videos. Thank you.