[LVL3] Watercolor flower painting wet into wet

[ Level 3 ] How To : Watercolour Painting / Demonstration for Beginners / 수채화 그림 그리기

❖ Support for my Art

❖ 영상 시청해주셔서 감사합니다. 한국사람이고요 영어로 영상을 올리고 있습니다. 몇몇 한국 분들이 댓글 달아 주시는데 너무너무 감사드립니다.

❖ Jay Lee is a specialized watercolor artist. JayArt videos are showing how to paint flowers, nature and other techniques on the various tutorials offered.
New series of watercolor paintings are available for upload every week. Please subscribe for more videos.

❖ Classification of paints
- Beginner (Level 1, Level 2)
- Intermediate (Level 3, Level 4)
- Advanced (Level 5, Level 6)

❖ Supply List
Paper : Saunders Waterford (300g/m2), Arches Aquarelle (185g, 300g/m2)
Paints : Shinhan, Holbein watercolors
Brushes : Kuretake Waterbrush, Chinese bamboo brushes and watercolor brushes from one dollar store (Cheap one)
Etc. : Faber-Castell Watercolor Pencils, Uni-ball Micro Deluxe Waterproof Pen, Tachikawa dip pens and AP drawing ink

❖ There are many people who ask me which brushes are the preferred brushes to use for beginners.
My answer to them is that all the brushes are great to use and compliment each other.
My brushes are not expensive to purchase, they cost around $1-4 USD, some prices may vary on the different brushes used duo to special use of each brush.
Remember that with each brush you use you will have a different experience and a range of different feeling.
The important thing is that you and the brush work as one to find the balance between creation and skill.
The artist's hand is very important in making the painting and to feel the way the water on the brush moves as the brush creates the ultimate master piece.

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( If you have any questions please feel free to contact me )
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[sunlover]

I love your work. I'm 76 and just starting to paint. I previously did computer graphics but now the painting bug has got me. It is so nice of you to share your knowledge. Everything you do is beautiful. Thanks for making my life more meaningful.

[unknownuser]

i just loved the way how you treat your paper, colors, sketch, brushes, it's just the way you move your hand gives off how much you love painting and how you treat it so softly and lovingly

[marinapopova]

Those that give this video a thumbs down are just jealous, bitter and jaded people. It makes them feel better about themselves to bring someone else down for no reason. There is absolutely no reason to give this a thumbs down. So soothing to watch! I loved it :)

[bardotte]

I see that a few ladies here are saying they are in their 70’s & just picking up a watercolour brush (Fantastic! 🌼) We are all children at heart and what did we do when we were children? we painted and we would draw pictures ‘but’ most of us were discouraged to continue down the line of art for we are told art is just a part of being a child for us to express ourselves (Which I would say is very important) and that urge to paint and draw never really leaves us. I know several woman whom after their children married and they had time on their hands, they picked up some watercolour brushes & paints and found they re so good at art they now show work in art galleries! It is never too late. Watercolour is beautiful and so inspiring, if you feel like painting then do it. We should all be encouraged to paint and draw from childhood and keep at it through adult life. Happy painting all 🌈🌼🖌

[fatoomgierdien]

A fantastic lesson packed with a beautiful understanding of colour, use of brush, blending, adding layers etc. Thank you.

[carolsmith]

Gorgeous work. I'm 66 and just started painting about 6 months ago. Your technique is interesting. Thanks for sharing.

[pattycoghlan]

your selection of music with this study is beyond beautiful, your painting style is lovely and inspiring

[박선화-lu]

아름다운 꽃을 화폭에 담아 주시는 화가님의 아름다운 마음과 섬세한 손길이 영상을 보는 내내 행복했습니다.
감사합니다. 작가님의 시선이 멈추는 곳마다 축복이 함께 하소서~

[siullegna]

That kind of videos brings me peace! Is very relaxing! Thanks.

[tatitatucha]

I LOVE AQUARELLES TECNIQUES....AND jEY LEE IS SO COOL, I m 73 and I started at 66 and I m in loving with Aquarelles, it s a wonderfull enterteinment and helps to live this part of the so much!

[natasharodricks-naidu]

i come here when i'm stressed. More power to you!

[IYQ-]

Such a precise and delicate hand, your work is amazing! I love watching you paint... It is like watching a ballerina dance:-) Thank you for sharing your beautiful work!

[patriciaconnelly]

Love these techniques. As sun lover, I too have just begun. This has been so unique. Thank you for sharing. Hurricane heading for us. This really keeps me calm

[florentinanae]

I saved your video to show to my mom, Who loved painting from childhood but never had a chance to learn. Now I will share it with my niece's daughter Who recently discovered she likes drawing! Thanks for your video! ❤❤❤

[onceyoujiminucantjimout]

i was hypnotized by the way your hands move..so beautiful 🌹🌸🌺🌷

[dyannandrea]

I like the way how she paints.It's like the brush dances gracefully in her hands😍

[kristapedersen]

Brilliant! Can’t wait to try it. Love how softly you hold the brush, and how you use it. Also, the lifting you do leaves such a soft impression. Thank you so much for sharing this!

[TheRealGrandadNo]

Beautiful work as always. I have been painting for over 60 years and really enjoy your videos. Thank you for posting and I wish you and your family well.

[kleamilitante]

It looks so simple but i know its hard. it needs experience and passion to paint this beautiful art piece you've created. you're a great paniter and im really inspired while watching it☺

[nancyandre]

That was the most beautiful demonstration of the dance of watercolor and light. This artist is truly inspiring.