Water-art /pick your brush / first video tutorial
Yesterday I posted blog including video shared from my You tube channel- first ever made, and today said to myself, why not try out DTube..So here is my first tutorial where i speak about watercolor brushes I use for my work. More to come since this was interesting experience for me :) It's funny to hear myself sounding so serious while talking
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Hello hello Jung ! I just found your DTube video, I really liked it, and seeing the type of brushes you use is helpful ( I kinda use the same technique as in art school for many many years and didn't learned much since then).
But while you were talking about the different brushes and your way to use them in your work, I would have loved to know the importance of the brushes. For a beginner in watercolor, what kind of brush does he absolutely need for his first steps and why ?
Also, it would be great to see more of these tutorials on how to use watercolor, fundamentals and such ( If it's in your plans ^^) (Yes it's not real feedbacks haha, I liked the format and I'd love to see more of these !!=D)
Cheers !! And congrats for your first DTube vid !
Thank you @alcy for watching, I was bit nervous while making this one :)
Brush, paper and color are equally important when doing watercolors. If you are starting try to buy one artificial and one natural brush..Size 3 and 8 let say. And try how you feel them.
More about watercolors you can find here, three of us @marty-arts, @jnart and me are making tutorials for the beginners at @water-art page.
You will find good tips about paper basics and brushes. Next subject we will do are colors.
And I will make more videos, must admit it was fun :)
niice ! This is good resources thanks ! I am still using the same set from art school and using quite an instinctive approach to it so your videos are definitely a great help to understanding the craft, I'll follow t their blogs as well =D And waitig for that next video ! Cheers !
Thank you @alcy for leaving comment and asking question about importance of colors and brushes. Next few days i will be working on several videos and first one will be answer on your question. I intend to show good and bad colors and brushes explanation :) If you have more to ask please do, it will be good giving me ideas what to work with in tutorials since all the things in watercolor come to me as ''normal'', so I am not sure what are the interesting topics.
Awesome thanks ! Yep sure it will be my pleasure !! I think it will come while watching your vids, but right now some things I have in mind (and sorry if you already cover some of them I still have to take the time to check all the vid you guy made) :
Sorry I got carried away ^^ These are the biggest questions I had when I begun and some I still have. I still tend to draw first with a pen and then fill it with watercolor but it would be so cool to be more efficient and know how to get better control of the brushes for going directly at the painting without drawing big fat black lines first haha
Thank you =DD I hope this will give you a few ideas ^^ Cheers !!
As regards paper @jnart wrote here great intro https://steemit.com/art/@jnart/water-art-1-paper-get-to-know-your-lover
And @marty-arts started writing about colors
https://steemit.com/art/@marty-arts/water-art-watercolor-brands-1-3-white-nights
More are coming soon and thank you for ideas @alcy :)
Do you mind sharing your channel link on YouTube? I'd love to support you over there as well!
I don't mind but there is only this video for now :) I am planing to make more of them these days and share them also on Dtube since I was asked many interesting questions about watercolors @tonicraftshow.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgm9qLL08nvDXkAsRymW5fw
Cool! Ill give you a sub over there. I need to get on Dtube as well. So many new things to learn!
More coming soon @tonicraftshow, thanks :)
Честитам пробој на Дтјуб, @jungwatercolor :)
Hvala @lighteye, bas je zabavno priznajem. Ako vec ne mogu da predajem u skoli mogu ovako da sirim znanje :)
Управо је то нови начин преношења искуства @jungwatercolor. Ти си пионир новог света :)
Great demo! Some of the natural ones were new to me :) looking forward to the painting tuts!
Thank you @jnart. I think I will continue making short videos when I work. Looks there are lot of things I consider ''normal'' and other people are not familiar with.
As consider brushes those large one are great for watering paper and many other staff, you can buy them here https://www.aliexpress.com/item/fine-goat-hair-hake-brush-2560-series/1931613058.html?spm=2114.search0104.3.307.6e07761bsp3E6Q&ws_ab_test=searchweb0_0,searchweb201602_5_10152_10151_10065_10344_10068_5722815_10342_10343_10340_5722915_10341_5722615_10697_10696_10084_10083_10618_10307_5722715_10059_10534_100031_10103_441_10624_10623_10622_5722515_10621_10620,searchweb201603_19,ppcSwitch_4&algo_expid=245178f2-bc41-4f97-a0b0-4f8051098dba-43&algo_pvid=245178f2-bc41-4f97-a0b0-4f8051098dba&transAbTest=ae803_2&priceBeautifyAB=0
Hopefully there won't just be videos, but maybe a book by the end of the Water Art project as well :)