Lakeshore Watercolor: Wet in wet + atmospheric perspective

Welcome to what seems to be a quarterly realtime watercolor! Grab your supplies and let's paint the shoreline of Lake Superior together. No sketching necessary! If you draw anything, stick to just the shore itself, though I adapted mine from the photo.

See supply list below.

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[nbrowning]

I love, love, love how you took a big brown blob.... and suddenly it was rocks. That was amazing.

[maryannnewton]

Your water is amazing. As are your rocks. After learning from you I’m ready to practice. Thank you for your smiling determination. Love you.

[MrsTiffanyGrey]

Sandy: ..."Negative painting..."

Me: "

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[lesleykollinsky]

Wow! I've never watched one of your videos before. Now I am HOOKED! Thank you for sharing your talent!

[sandeec]

Fun to see this! I live near Lake Superior! I thought maybe you were here! 😊I always learn when watching you.

[stephaniecorbett]

So pleased I stumbled across your tutorials, many thanks. Stevie, York, UK

[michaelcody]

Great painting, great video thanks Sandy, greetings from Australia.

[candyparsons]

So many tips to help me painting landscapes. Thank you.

[karenzemko]

just an amazing painting! So great to watch the whole painting - getting past the ugly stage. BTW in "my day" it was called dissecting a sentence. But I sure know how verbiage changes over the years. TFS

[iaveres]

watched first time, sooo amazing, thank you very much for making me happy❤

[Angie-pluw]

This was wonderful, Sandy. I understand what you are doing with perspective, but not when I’m holding a paintbrush! Btw, I too still love to decline sentences and love to figure out punctuation. I think it’s a skill that messes with your brain forever after!!

[sheriwitthoft]

Well done, thank you for sharing these lessons. I learn so much- I need to pull one or two techniques to practice

[janlorman]

Thanks for the paint-along session. Fun to watch and learn.

[ChristinaTodd]

Lots of artists call it calligraphy. I call it calligraphy although I'm still too tight with it. I bet a brush like the DaVinci would help. What I use is a soft almost floppy number 2 rigger from the Mimik squirrel line. It holds a decent amount of water and pigment and it's soft enough that I can get wide strokes as well as thin ones.

[rogerbloomer]

An excellent and easy to follow video. I have only just found your channel but will be looking out for future sessions.

[ranimacias]

New subscriber here, Sandy. My husband and I recently viewed a couple of your watercolor videos--what a treat!!! I saw this and immediately knew that it was Lake Superior (I'm a northern Wisconsinite residing in OR). Your videos are great; your narrative is educational and easy to listen to (SO MANY artists' narrative is filled with non-essential, incessant chatter). I'm looking forward to exploring more of your offerings along with jaunting through your gallery of delightful renderings. Thank you for sharing your art.

[dorothygladsjo]

Ok few questions:
Payne’s grey blue substitute?
Red oxide substitute?
And guuurrrl I just checked on price of your palette?! Whaaaat?!
This is absolutely what I needed to learn how to do! You rock!

[lisaspears]

I have the needle brush is a size 5 and it's got to be one of top 3 favorite brushes.
But I doubt davinci makes a poor natural brush. I have never been dissapointed.

[carriereid]

Sandy - the needle brush is no longer available on Amazon. Any good substitutes? Thx