3 Landscape Exercises - 20 minutes each! - in Watercolour

3 Landscape Exercises - 20 minutes each! - in Watercolour

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[karenmenor]

What a sense of awe and relaxation I have watching you paint in your tutorials! 2 months ago I did not know you and now I can’t get enough of your work! THANK YOU, PAUL!!

[svkorban]

Thank you for the amazingly convenient and useful lesson format ! ♥

[stampinturtles]

Your clouds are so inspiring. Who would of thought to start painting with yellows and purples. I normally start with blue and dab out the clouds with a tissue. I’m definitely sharing this video with my students.

[adelabadova]

Good morning dear Paul! Today is Wednesday and I am again happy to meet you in the studio, despite the long distance. Today is the holiday of spring 🌷 and I want to wish all the women of the world spiritual harmony and beauty, love, fidelity, happiness, bright and positive emotions! Dear women - peace and goodness to you, happiness and love! And today I hope you have prepared something spring, bright for us .... the first spring flowers - snowdrops, tulips, as a symbol of awakening life after a long winter sleep! Thank you in advance dear Paul 💋♥️ for the video and I wish you only positive and spring mood!

[katherinewinfree]

Another absolutely fantastic watercolor Wednesday! I love all three of these. Thanks to you, Paul and Margot!

[nancyballard]

I am self-taught with help from you and others on YouTube. I make cards and glue my pictures on the front for birthday cards for my grandchildren and other family and friends. They are all great practice for me, and my grandchildren are framing their cards for their room. I let them tell me what to paint. Some are total failures, so I start over, but I still learn from them while I develop my style. Try painting a snake chewing bubble gum. I had him blowing a bubble. 😂 I am having fun with it.

[marie]

❤ I love these short exercises so much. Thank you dear Paul! They don’t take up so much time and still develop painting skills and there is a lot less pressure! Especially when you’re not an advanced student. Bless you.

[virginiahoose]

You make everything so simple. I love your tutorials. I watch others painting similar pictures and get discouraged by their complexity. Then I go to your tutorial and think “I can do this!” You’re an absolutely wonderful teacher. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.😊

[amitrivedi]

Thanks Paul for this refreshing work. I will do this exercise.

[alisonclarke]

Great really helpful. I am getting the hang of skies but still find painting water very difficult. I usually find it’s not dark enough. It would be great if any future tutorials could focus on different interpretations of water? Sea, river rough smooth etc. Really like the 20 min format too. Thank you so much for giving up your time for us aspiring artists!

[savithriragavan]

All three are mini masterpieces - the tree is absolutely gorgeous, the waterscape is masterful and the clouds fluffy and beautiful! Thanks so much for the exercises and tips.

[pamgibbons]

👌another Wednesday lunchtime treat.Three in one perfect! Thanks Paul.Watching the snow fall.Hmm🤔there’s a thought.

[nirmalaghanti]

Very beautiful demonstration and instructions. Thanks

[erikazarate]

brilliant lesson, really. Thanks so much, Paul. Will start by the tree.

[soupguru]

I love these 3 quick tutorials with the reminder that it is so important to practice skills without the goal of producing a framable painting. I have been in a painting slump for a bit. I think this is just what I need to get my painting mojo back. Thank you!

[beaulieuc]

Lovely, thanks for doing some short ones for us with less time. FAB

[TresCherie]

I learn as much from these short lessons as I do in your full tutorials. Sometimes it’s good to have a quick paint.

[jwzkfmn]

more more more Thank you so much for great excercises.Delmar Mcwillis St George Utah

[karenhurst]

I never done watercolour before just found you can’t wait to have a go

[angiemoore]

Amazing what a great artist can do in just a few minutes! Even your “exercises” are lovely. I learn so much each week. Thank you and Margot for your time, energy, and thoughtfulness!