Uploaded April 2019 | Updated September 2026, 17 hours ago
Stick around until the end of the video for an exciting announcement!!
Intimidated by watercolor? Afraid you can’t control it? Worried that watercolor isn’t a forgiving medium? Don’t let watercolor stress you out!! Come hang out with me for an hour or so while I paint four little landscapes and show you how to use watercolor in a way that’s actually relaxing! No particular tools, materials, brands, or anything else is required. Use whatever you have, even if that’s just watered down acrylic paint. Today is just about feeling, relaxing, and enjoying your time.
Mr Jane and I started a new art and story blog!! Check it out here!
shadowsonthepage.com
Join me on Patreon and get some awesome perks!
patreon.com/paintingwithjane
Check out the affiliate links page on my website for a full list of materials I use and recommend. If you make a purchase through those links, I may get a little bit of a commission which helps me continue to provide free painting tutorials for you. Yay! bit.ly/2C8lK8I
Materials:
• Whatever brand or colors of watercolor you have. Seriously. Yes, even dollar store kids’ watercolors will do. I've used a combination of Daniel Smith watercolors, Winsor & Newton, Dr. Ph. Martin's Hydrus, and FineTec pearlescent watercolors.
• Whatever brushes you have. I’m using the same brushes I use for my acrylic paintings.
• Some kind of a palette knife. Totally optional. I do recommend a plastic one if you’re not used to this technique.
• Whatever brand/quality of paper you have or like. I do recommend at least 140lb paper because it’s easier to work with and doesn’t buckle as much, but as long as you’re just in it for the enjoyment and experience, use absolutely whatever paper you have.
• A Can-Do attitude! Fear is not welcome to hang out with you today. It’s just paper and water. What’s to be afraid of? I’m even going to show you paintings I did that didn’t turn out. I’m not afraid :D
Grab a set of my paint brushes, Art Monster swag, my original paintings, and sign up for my mailing list on my website at paintingwithjane.com or bit.ly/2esWni7
Find me on Facebook here: bit.ly/28Xweux
Instagram here: bit.ly/2jnykTT
Notice: No part of this video may be reproduced or distributed without written permission from me. The painting demonstrated is owned by the artist and Pandemonium Art Gallery, and may not be reproduced except by individuals for the purpose of learning these techniques. This tutorial and painting presented are not available for commercial purposes and may not be duplicated to be used for classes or commercial sale without written permission from me.
The artwork contained in this video © 2019 by Jane Font All Rights Reserved
"Fluidscape" and “Concentration” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
Stick around until the end of the video for an exciting announcement!!
Intimidated by watercolor? Afraid you can’t control it? Worried that watercolor isn’t a forgiving medium? Don’t let watercolor stress you out!! Come hang out with me for an hour or so while I paint four little landscapes and show you how to use watercolor in a way that’s actually relaxing! No particular tools, materials, brands, or anything else is required. Use whatever you have, even if that’s just watered down acrylic paint. Today is just about feeling, relaxing, and enjoying your time.
Mr Jane and I started a new art and story blog!! Check it out here!
shadowsonthepage.com
Join me on Patreon and get some awesome perks!
patreon.com/paintingwithjane
Check out the affiliate links page on my website for a full list of materials I use and recommend. If you make a purchase through those links, I may get a little bit of a commission which helps me continue to provide free painting tutorials for you. Yay! bit.ly/2C8lK8I
Materials:
• Whatever brand or colors of watercolor you have. Seriously. Yes, even dollar store kids’ watercolors will do. I've used a combination of Daniel Smith watercolors, Winsor & Newton, Dr. Ph. Martin's Hydrus, and FineTec pearlescent watercolors.
• Whatever brushes you have. I’m using the same brushes I use for my acrylic paintings.
• Some kind of a palette knife. Totally optional. I do recommend a plastic one if you’re not used to this technique.
• Whatever brand/quality of paper you have or like. I do recommend at least 140lb paper because it’s easier to work with and doesn’t buckle as much, but as long as you’re just in it for the enjoyment and experience, use absolutely whatever paper you have.
• A Can-Do attitude! Fear is not welcome to hang out with you today. It’s just paper and water. What’s to be afraid of? I’m even going to show you paintings I did that didn’t turn out. I’m not afraid :D
Grab a set of my paint brushes, Art Monster swag, my original paintings, and sign up for my mailing list on my website at paintingwithjane.com or bit.ly/2esWni7
Find me on Facebook here: bit.ly/28Xweux
Instagram here: bit.ly/2jnykTT
Notice: No part of this video may be reproduced or distributed without written permission from me. The painting demonstrated is owned by the artist and Pandemonium Art Gallery, and may not be reproduced except by individuals for the purpose of learning these techniques. This tutorial and painting presented are not available for commercial purposes and may not be duplicated to be used for classes or commercial sale without written permission from me.
The artwork contained in this video © 2019 by Jane Font All Rights Reserved
"Fluidscape" and “Concentration” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/b...
