The Honest Watercolor Tips You Ever Heard!

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Are you overwhelmed by countless watercolor techniques? Let me share the most honest advice you’ll ever hear: Stop focusing on techniques! 🌟 In this video, I’ll help you shift your perspective and discover the true joy of watercolor painting. Whether you're a beginner or someone looking to reconnect with your creative self, this is for you.
Instead of getting caught up in step-by-step tutorials, let’s explore why this medium speaks to you. Embrace the unpredictability, the emotions, and the stories your art can tell. I’ll share my journey of over a decade working with watercolors, and why I believe consistent practice and self-reflection are more valuable than any learned technique.
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Nitin Singh

[garymcguire]

Yes, I have been bombarded by YouTube videos on watercolour, but I have been painting in watercolour for 64 years, and when I was 7, I had a Reeves watercolour tin. The best way to learn is trial and error, with some luck. Enjoy your mistakes! PS I love your approach to watercolour.

[ingridcoke]

"Focus on what truly matters, your connection to the art and the joy it brings to you". This is my BIGGEST takeaway. Thank you for this timely and potent reminder. 🙏🏽🥰💖✨💖✨💖💐

[cocktailgame]

I’ve learned to just go with the flow, sometimes the colour falls on the paper differently than what I had it mind making the painting better, less controlled and more realistic. I’ve also learned to not show every painting I make to someone else, I’m still in a learning process and will probably always be so having non-painters comment my work can set me back with too high expectations from others instead of just doing what I enjoy, good or less good work. It’s still art and that’s what matters.

[pragativasisht]

i too watch a lot of tutorials. then i go back and make the same crap ☺ but the reason i do it again and again is because i love seeing all that colour on a page in some form - you're absolutely right. art is about how you feel. oh and i love that you painted that traditional Indian 'achaar martabaan'! ☺☺

[gary]

Spoken from the heart . . . a place where we connect with ourselves. Thank you for doing so. A truly lovely, inspiring piece.

[GauriSharma-qx]

honestly i have seen many videos on art and thought this one would also be same but by just listening to it for 3 sec couldnt stop myself it was like a therapy your voice so peaceful great and couldnt stop myself from seeing this whole video, spoken from your heart and the connection with art line just gave me goosebumps and i was smiling the whole time.
great work sir really appreciate it

[SurakshaSood]

The joy in your voice truly explains how much you love art😊
I am an art student in 12th and hope that this year will bring me more close to this joy❤
HAPPY NEW YEAR SIR🎉

[watercolor-LJRART]

Beautiful artwork, thank you for sharing ❤

[ripbingbong]

thank you for sharing nitin! love from california!

[farukhhasan]

Hi Nitin, such an honest video. I really like the idea that taught here. Love from Pakistan.

[babu]

Thanks. I really need encouragement like this. I feel like I can do better when I think about the process less.

[sherryfurr]

Three years ago I picked up a brush and the first You Tube video I found on watercolor painting was yours, You gave me a wonderful start on my painting journey and advised me to just paint and enjoy it. I have done that and still look forward to painting every single day for hours. Thank you!!!

[Suz-mjsx]

Québec, wow, J' adore votre style décontracté ! ♥🎨

[jean-marclariviere]

Thank you Sir...Happy New Year and may 2025 bring you plenty of new challenges..and inspiration.

[sunilwaidande]

Very Nice... Just Amazing Sir 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏻👌🏻🙏🏻

[melanieperras]

Merci pour votre message remplis de sagesse !

[Kf.Kf.]

I love your technique of working with watercolors. I am trying to work on this. But I don't know your language. It would be great if you could please add Turkish subtitles. Greetings from Türkiye 🇹🇷😊

[just_a_sweetpotato]

I am very scared of watercolours and still am.

[kamallochansharma]

Watercolours need both a level of study of fine arts as well as constant practice. I'd say it's one of the hardest mediums, though people consider oils to be the hardest. I can make a perfect lifelike painting with oils or acrylics over some time as I have the liberty to let it dry and redo things over it. But in watercolours, every stroke is a catalyst to the final outcome. And if a person thinks a lot during painting with watercolours, it id not going to come well. But if a person who practices daily and his muscle memory guides his strokes, the painting will be satisfactory or even good. People will have to practice a lot with shading pencils to learn values, develop muscle memory, colour mixing to be able to paint well with watercolours.

[amysunshine]

Beautiful
What colours did u use fr thus lovely jar??
Thx