6 MOST Important Watercolor Techniques to Master

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[MrPuddinhead]

Thanks Liron, Please realize that we learn so much from these basics. I really use your instruction to guide my daily practice. I hope you will not get burnt out from all your sharing - you are a natural teacher and I believe you’re on your way to being one of the great masters.

[viktorbobrovsky]

Hi Liron, thanks for all your videos! They calm me down a lot and fill with joy. With best regards from Ukraine!

[carlycharlesworth]

Hi Liron. As a beginner I really appreciate your lesson in the basics. Water control is so difficult at first isn't it? I managed to paint a successful wash for the first time this week and that was such a wonderful moment for me as a total beginner. I love your style of painting and really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing so much of your knowledge with us.

[gulfwarillness]

Hi Liron. I found your channel over the weekend and spent several hours watching your videos. I have learned so much. You're a great teacher and I like that your not afraid to take chances and learn new things too. But your style is really amazing and I have already improved. I have a lot of medical issues and chronic pain and I had not dome much art for years. My family and Fri encouraged me to paint again and I am so glad they did. And thank you for helping me. Improve.

[hidayayusuf]

I can’t stress how amazing and helpful this is! Thank you very much

[jcherry]

Yes another basics video! Always very nice to listen to you explaining stuff.
Hope you have a nice day

[zoechlie]

thank you so much! as a person who’s creative energy comes and goes, it’s always good to get a refresh on the basics

[kirsten]

I learned more from this than sooo many others I've watched.

[rachelm]

It's always good to go back to basics; for me, I've had to lay my paintbrush down for a while, so this is a refresher! 🙂

[TheWrightDesign]

It would be really nice if you did a painting using all these techniques. ^^ The video is very helpful but it would be even better if you showed what you can do with these techniques in a painting.

[kennyiklei]

I’ve started watching your videos for beginners. They are very helpful and informative. I have no knowledge in painting but your sharing has motivated me to try it out and learn the wonders of watercolour painting. Will follow your instructions and advice. Thank you again for your good work😊

[billchurch]

You’re a good teacher Liron. Thank you. You take the fear and uncertainty out of watercolour painting. Kind regards, Bill

[thejoydecision]

I’m so grateful you look after the watercolour newbies like me with this content! 🙏 ☺️ thank you!

[v.macneil]

Thank you, Liron. Excellent refresher video. Hope you are beginning to enjoy the benefits of your surgery.

[felipefrango]

I love how the wet-in-wet sample keeps morphing as you explain the remaining techniques!

[Myvalle_art]

Thank you you really give good tips and I love your accent!!

[EM-ugud]

I’m excited to dedicate another sketchbook page to your lessons 🙇🏻‍♀️🙇🏻‍♀️🙏

Edit: your bead technique already changed my watercolor life!

[mikepolo]

I use soft squirrel brushes, and it is tricky to dry brush with them (especially with diluted paint). I found that you can do fairly nice dry brushing with a wet squirrel brush if you twist the bristles around the brush and move the brush sideways. It might ruin the brush in the long run, but mine is fine for over a year and hold the tip perfectly well.
Lifting with a different color is fun (I make the tip almost dry after loading it with concentrated paint, and then I can lift and color the area at the same time.

[lipToo]

I'd love to have more explanation on the dry brush technique. Exactly when and for what is this used?

[simpsonken]

Thanks so much. i have been trying to find some warm up exercises to do before i start painting and this is just what I needed. Thanks