You've Been LIED to About Watercolor Painting...

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🖼️ Watercolor Realism Course

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Hi there!
In today's demo I'm exposing the LIES told about watercolor painting, and what you "have to" do to get the results you want.

Any rule is a lie and a scam.
The point of watercolor painting is often missed by many.
Watercolor is a living and breathing process.

It's more about the NOW than it is about the plan or result.

Hope you enjoy this one, and thank you for watching! 🙏
- Liron

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Navigation:
00:00 - Are Watercolor Mistakes Permanent?
00:21 - "Technique" Demo
01:49 - Before & After
03:26 - Watercolor LIES
05:55 - Most Miss the POINT of Watercolor
06:29 - Full Direct Demo
15:15 - Editing as You Paint

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[ibdense]

Trippy. You are right. I’ve always heard people talk about how unforgiving watercolor is. Thanks for this quickie.

[DazzlingAction]

I think we all needed this reminder. We all need more water.

[Sylvia_Morris]

My god. This is a real real lesson for watercolourists. Thank you so much

[rmuller]

Amazing! Every time I read comments from oil and acrylic artists there is this whining about how unadjustable watercolor is and you’ve just showed us it’s NOT. Brilliant Liron! Thanks for this demo. Blessings my friend! 💗Rita

[followyourbrush]

Water is one of our most important tools! Thanks

[SamNEllas]

Liron is a magician :) but in all seriousness I only found Liron recently and the few tips I got from his videos helped me more personally than any of the other videos I have seen over the last couple of years. Thank you Liron

[filkatin]

Thank you :) Today was a hard day. And your video and comments on the painting process were inspiring. Especially "people think I'm done. I'm done. I'm out of the game. No, you're not" and "not a problem, I'm gonna over here", "nothing is ever lost", "there is a lot you can do, to keep making changes, to keep making improvements", "you keep going". )))) It's almost the philosophy of life. You made this day much better. At least for me )))

[dandfawesome]

This is really helpful. I’m a beginner and tend to give up once it goes wrong but there is hope to save it now!

[marlenerose]

thanks, I'm starting to paint with watercolor after 20 yr. hiatus. thanks for the memory reminder.

[dfblake]

Thank you so much Liron! I discovered an ability to draw and paint at age 60 and just used instinct and whatever colours I had, and it all seemed to come together somehow, or not! My point is, I realised that often, even the worst 'disaster' can usually be redeemed...however because i was lacking a tonne of expertise I assumed I was doing it all wrong! This affirmed that I'm on the right track! Thank you.

[MB-kfyx]

Thank you for showing how to make adjustments in color and value when painting. So helpful!

[kiddiehauler]

Thank you so much for helping me not be so frightened about watercolor! I have thrown two paintings in the bin because I made mistakes and gave up on them. I really appreciate you! 😀

[xtothbs]

Thank you for the demo, Liron. Really appreciate you sharing your love of watercolour.

[Rileygirl]

Lol. You make awesome art with your "disgusting pallet ". I never know how you do it but I love it.

[twk]

I've worked with every medium started with ink with no white now thats unforgiving .Thank you for the reminder watercolor has some leway most don't realize or forget about.

[ForestParker]

You're a breath of fresh air. Thank you for your ongoing teaching and warm encouragement. What a major difference you make by demonstrating in real time that painting can be highly technical and still relaxed enough--you help a person like me keep breathing while painting, see and feel the joy of it all. What a gift you are to us all as an artist and as a teacher. Thanks again.

[LorenaFerreiraP]

This is one of the things that made me like to paint my drawings. Once you know your resources or the amount of them you have, you just open a vast way to be creative, to solve mistakes and create something new. Some people have to understand and teach that techniques exist to make you free, to be playable and so on.

[przemekkulesza]

Liron, you are exceptional in 2 ways, own distinctive style and always providing a reference photo. :-)

[dessyedeeclark]

Fantastic and freeing tutorial. In addition to adding or subtracting water and paint 'at will' (at whim!), you are modelling 'playing through', staying with it rather than freezing or panic withdrawal. Keep it moving!

[JessicaSandersArt]

Oh my gosh, Liron! This is wonderful and also so funny! I've known this but never seen anyone clarify it so well!! Love it!!😂❤😂❤