Liron Yanconsky | Commanding FOCUS in WATERCOLOR Painting @LironYan | Uploaded September 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
COURSES
🎨 Frustration-Free Watercolor Course - bit.ly/2mDpOHN
🖼️ Watercolor Realism Course
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Don’t own it? bit.ly/3HbUZgz
✏️ Beginners' Drawing Course - bit.ly/2Gn4rOIDrawYT
📚 My books on Amazon - amazon.com/Liron-Yankonsky/e/B00EY73YUS
🙏🏼 Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/LironYan
🖌📦 Want to know my art supplies? Here! - bit.ly/3wiKyEj
SOCIAL MEDIA
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/lironyan
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Twitter - twitter.com/lironyan
Facebook - facebook.com/LironArtist
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Hi there, Liron here!
Today we'll be painting a lovely Alpine cabin.
I have quite a few thoughts regarding this process.
1 - Watercolors' inherent nature allowes for a variety of ways of commanding focus. Smooth transitions, wet-in-wet etc... Are HUGE assets when it comes to visual storytelling.
2 - Where to start - I often paint scenes like this by starting with the FOCAL POINT itself. I'm the freshest & most focused in the beginning, so the focal point wins all of that energy.
Plus, I then get to later add the background and control just how much out of focus it is.
3 - Non-linear process & Spontaneity - A lot of what I do comes to me in the very moment of painting it.
That's where true, joyful creation comes from.
Finding that place = perfect painting, can make no mistakes.
Perhaps someone may find this useful or inspiring.
- Liron
Here's the reference photo:
pixabay.com/photos/mountains-alpine-cabin-austria-6933693
And a pencil sketch you can recreate and paint along:
imgur.com/a/sejkmdB
Time Stamps:
00:00 - Commanding FOCUS in Watercolor
00:29 - Starting With the Focal Point
11:29 - The Background - Out of Focus
17:57 - Grass & Ground
21:50 - Details & Shadows
35:19 - End Result & Conclusion
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Music is Freedom by Rex Banner 🎼
artlist.io/album/639/millennial-uplifting-bangers-vol-2
* Please note this disclosure - Links to Amazon and other websites may be affiliate links. This means I make a small commission if you buy through them (and you pay the same price, of course).
My recommendations are always based on my own personal experience ^_^
#watercolor #painting
COURSES
🎨 Frustration-Free Watercolor Course - bit.ly/2mDpOHN
🖼️ Watercolor Realism Course
Already own FFW? bit.ly/3BGsoP6
Don’t own it? bit.ly/3HbUZgz
✏️ Beginners' Drawing Course - bit.ly/2Gn4rOIDrawYT
📚 My books on Amazon - amazon.com/Liron-Yankonsky/e/B00EY73YUS
🙏🏼 Support me on Patreon: patreon.com/LironYan
🖌📦 Want to know my art supplies? Here! - bit.ly/3wiKyEj
SOCIAL MEDIA
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/lironyan
Instagram - instagram.com/lironyanil
Twitter - twitter.com/lironyan
Facebook - facebook.com/LironArtist
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Hi there, Liron here!
Today we'll be painting a lovely Alpine cabin.
I have quite a few thoughts regarding this process.
1 - Watercolors' inherent nature allowes for a variety of ways of commanding focus. Smooth transitions, wet-in-wet etc... Are HUGE assets when it comes to visual storytelling.
2 - Where to start - I often paint scenes like this by starting with the FOCAL POINT itself. I'm the freshest & most focused in the beginning, so the focal point wins all of that energy.
Plus, I then get to later add the background and control just how much out of focus it is.
3 - Non-linear process & Spontaneity - A lot of what I do comes to me in the very moment of painting it.
That's where true, joyful creation comes from.
Finding that place = perfect painting, can make no mistakes.
Perhaps someone may find this useful or inspiring.
- Liron
Here's the reference photo:
pixabay.com/photos/mountains-alpine-cabin-austria-6933693
And a pencil sketch you can recreate and paint along:
imgur.com/a/sejkmdB
Time Stamps:
00:00 - Commanding FOCUS in Watercolor
00:29 - Starting With the Focal Point
11:29 - The Background - Out of Focus
17:57 - Grass & Ground
21:50 - Details & Shadows
35:19 - End Result & Conclusion
-------
Music is Freedom by Rex Banner 🎼
artlist.io/album/639/millennial-uplifting-bangers-vol-2
* Please note this disclosure - Links to Amazon and other websites may be affiliate links. This means I make a small commission if you buy through them (and you pay the same price, of course).
My recommendations are always based on my own personal experience ^_^
#watercolor #painting
