Creepy Doll Staring While I Paint & Plein-Air Watercolor Easel!

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Hi there, Liron here!
And today I'm finally on an art adventure outside!

Thought I'd show you some of Tel-Aviv, and we'll do some plein-air painting.

Found this cool juice place, loved the way the light influenced the look of the awning.

As always, a lot of improvement required, but that's part of painting outside, in the best and greatest studio (;

🎨 TIME-STAMPS 🎨

00:20 - Intro & Tools
03:28 - Going Outside
06:31 - Found a Juice Place
07:02 - MY EASEL
11:02 - Prep Sketches
11:49 - Drawing
13:45 - Painting
22:34 - Final Result & Conclusion

🎨 WHERE TO GET EASEL 🎨

🎨 CONCLUSION 🎨

I hope you enjoyed this one! Let me know your thoughts in a comment below (:

And I'll talk to you again really soon.

- Liron

*** MUSIC CREDITS ***

"It Just Makes Me Happy" by Dj Quads

[TerriChannel]

Thank you so much for sharing your neighborhood, Liron. I think the best “takeaway” from your videos which stands out for me is your wonderful, positive attitude. In changing conditions in Plein Air, your positive attitude is unfazed by anything thrown at you (even creepy mannequin dolls)! I believe this is really important because in Plein Air, you can’t control your environment. I love how you discuss your decision making process. You are a truly gifted artist and teacher. Thank you!

[AlichinaThePinkLady]

Thanks for sharing your "plein air process" like this, it is very inspirational! Also, it was very relaxing for me to hear you talk about liking only parts of the final result and about "not being caught up on getting everything exactly the same as what you're looking at", especially when working outside. It makes me feel like it's perfectly normal to make guesses and to struggle a bit. So thanks again!

[corneliasteinberg]

Yes for sure more of these. I am just impressed that when you do your first wash that the different colors do not bleed to much into each other. I guess that is where the "control" and knowing how much pigment to pick up comes in. I feel I have learned more over the past 6 weeks with your videos and in the past 15 years from books. You teach well and I like that you talk us through your process and share your thoughts why you do what you do (or why you don't do something ). Glad I found you

[mpm]

Thanks liron.i love how you think out loud as you make your decisions.that is very helpful! You captured the awnings and the deep shade around the juice vender beautifully- that what caught you eye about the scene in the first place.good choice!

[AnastaAnam]

I love how you explain the thought/decision process! I dont know to many people who break anything down like that! 💖💖💖💖

[kathsoulsby]

Really enjoyed seeing you pick and paint this scene...I have never painted outside but can see why the changing light can be challenging...well done.

[JessicaSandersArt]

Great video, Liron! I found it so helpful to see your process from start to finish, including hearing your decision making process!👍💕

[ColleenM]

I love your adventures. I know they must be more difficult so thanks for doing it for us. It's good to get out of the studio once in a while.

[Hippiegirl]

Wow. I give you a ton of credit for painting outside and to your point, yes, it is a.ways changing. The video had excellent pointers as usual. Thank you again. I’m so glad you share.

[annmatheson]

Thanks Liron, I love your videos . I love how honest and open you are about the process and result of your art which is amazing . I have your videos on in the background when Im painting even although im not always 100% tuned in all the time, .... I find your voice and enthusiasm generate such confidence. You have been so helpful ..
Thank you sooo soo much

[janita]

Hey Liron! Nice to see you come from Tel Aviv! This is really fun to watch also, same as your instruction videos. You are my favorite watercolor teacher! You already taught me more than some profs in my art studies.. explanations always on the point

[trisht]

Yes i enjoyed the video. Fun watching you on an adventure. Turned out good in terms of filming. 👍👏👏

[tucsontom]

Liron, please keep it up. I enjoy your videos.

[danpartain]

Love it! Keep doin you man. I was inspired to go out and meet with the local Urban Sketchers group this past week. I picked a nice quiet spot to start painting, but within 30 minutes I was surrounded by toddlers in tutus preparing for a dance class. You never know what you're going to run into out there!

[francoforleo]

Great Vlog ! Really enjoyed the outing with you.... 🙏

[helenrichards]

Another beauty liron, really enjoyed watching your process and your struggles, amazing, things I have used in class so far are the bead...the mother hue, and obviously planning and decision making, all courtesy of your vids so thank you 😊

[karenkrosnick]

good video. But I was looking forward to seeing the bright hanging oranges! LOL!

[lvmylord]

OOh, we are going outside!!!! Love seeing you packing up! I have a backpack and then I have a Derwent pencil case, canvas type when I go to sketch but it can hold my paper and wc palette too. I have to decide if I take the back pack or just the case depending on what I'm gonna do. :)

[ashlyrz]

Loved the video angles in the intro and following you through the city. It was like a vlog with a watercolor twist. I'd love to see more of the city 😁

[robinhere]

What great fun!!  I like this piece, a lot.  And it makes me realize that there are lots of scenes to paint, right outside my door.  One thing:  as I watch you work, I am always amazed at how dark you paint things----and then, how light they dry---just like you always say.  ;o)  I am still working to get over my fear of trying.  Thanks for sharing!