Underpainting in #watercolor #watercolorpainting #watercolortutorial

[ClwnPrnce]

I do this with color pencils, I dont know why it never occurred to me to do it with watercolors. I've avoided watercolor because I couldn't ever get the tones I was looking for...🤦‍♂️ thank you so much for this.

[DJBclay]

I don't do water colours but have been doing this with oils and acrylics and end result looks so much better

[sugarapplesweet]

You are teaching more than my warercolor basics course in the "best" art college in my state. Thank you for bringing me back to my trad art!

[Tehrawrzorz]

I’ve never thought of this! There are definitely two vibes to the tree. On the left you have bright and vibrant spring, and on the right you have a sleepy autumn tree.

[janetznyski]

Thank you so much. I will start doing this technique.

I painted my bedroom french blue. I went over my sister's peach.

I got an awesome lavender blue color that seemed to change constantly especially with the light that shone in.

[hellodelightfulrando]

Love a underpainting, I use underpainting in my digital work, having initially gotten into watercolor illustration and then choosing to go digital. It feels so natural in my work flow and I feel like it definitely gives it a unique look to my digital work

[jixtgkz]

So thankful that you provide these skill info on this platform for free. It helps me create at my room and have fun with it😙

[vhoffman]

burnt umber with oil makes everything look super real...and saves paint ...shadows are positively perfect

[Claudi-ocmo]

I did that exact thing this week, a cluster of berries that were glowing as they hung on a sunny branch, I did an underpainting of quin gold and then cad red. It made beautiful berries 😊

[sameerkulkarni]

I've started to use under paintings after seeing your videos, and I like what it does!! Thanks 🌿

[ellensmith]

I did my first under painting when you did your pumpkin video. I love the result and will do it more! Thanks Mallory!!

[stylesformiles]

I'm just learning watercolors. My great lesson for the day. Thank you!!!

[carolbenson]

I've been starting underpainting...on pumpkins this week. Really like the technique! Thanks so much!

[priyadharshine]

Thankyou so much I always do only one colour when I'm doing trees cuz I'm a beginner and now I'm trying this my trees looks more good and also understood how colours work with water color

[littlescully]

No, never heard of it or figured out myself... Thx for showing ❤

[hello_i_am_jacob]

I love how the red looks, I've been trying to get that effect for weeks.

[ralphchristianson]

More magic, the two layers works so well

[TheGraceCanvas]

That's really neat... I suppose I do use undertones but I just hadn't thought of it like that before. I feel like the tree maybe could have used more of a blue-ish tone? That's probably just my opinion, but I typically think of pine trees being more blue-sage green.

[Lobstrique]

I'll definitely start using underpainting now, wow!

[_starlightxx]

i feel like the left would be smth you’d do in summer and the left (maybe a bit less warmer) would be fall, it looks so freaking good
(plus i subbed i love ur channel ahh)