Painting Watercolour Trees 2 - Winter Trees

[Alsnake]

Mr. Bob Davies you are awesome, thank you.

[netabora]

Thanks Bob, From Tenerife, Canary Islands. Perfect Material. Francisco

[hereou]

Thanks a lot my teacher.

[enigma786able]

beautiful work....thanks for this video[:)]

[ferbankai]

hi...

uhmm.. i can{t understand well english :S..

please.. someone can tell me.. what kind of paper.. the guy use?

and what are the number of the amm "pinceles" XD???

porfavor alguien me puede ayudar... no ablo ingles muy bien :(

[QueenHaleema]

i love your work bob

[ImpressionsFaux]

Greeting Bob from a Bosnian-American. Nice video, much better instructions and lots of help. A true work of art and creativity!

[watercolour94]

hey bob i have used your tutorial to make my own landscape kinda like yours(obviously my one isnt as good as yours) please could you check it out and comment on it i would be gratefull i put it as a video response to this video

[54spiritedwill54]

nice job !

[rexenne]

"...or I'll fiddle it to death." LOVE IT!

[iidanny11]

Hey Bob,

I have been painting on and off throughout the years; and i will gladly say- you have inspired me to start up again.

Your an inspiration, thanks alot!

Daniel.

[GouramJaryi]

Thanks for showing the technique and all the explanation about watercolor. It is very interesting and helpful lesson. keep on it ~~

[JohnDope6666]

Really informative presentation. I will view others of yours when I have time. Keep producing!

Jon (goneglobal35d'aughtcalm)

[popohlicious]

keep up the goods work =)

[josesagacha]

superbe,mais les expliquations pas en français,quel dommage,car je vous admire beaucoup

[colepruitt22]

that was MINDE BLOWING!!!!...it was amazing...i have been working on watercolor for around a week now and this video, i can tell, is going to help me out A LOT!!...thank you soooo much!!!

[sabolaba]

great and helpful

[timsartsite]

i wish i learned water color from this guy. instead we had to learn from a talentless angry old hack... ms. thewlis

[babaengtupa]

great!

[ewriiim]

tebirk ederim ...

[tinacampbell56]

Outstanding! I love all your videos. they have inspired me to try more landscapes. thank you.

[printboy1]

Thanks for the lesson. This is emboldening me to renew my watercolour painting, having not touched a brush in years. Your simple technique is just wonderful.

[saguod]

very helpful for the student painter

[bahanchodrandi]

what accent is that ? british or australian?

[hitmanisback]

british, nothern

[ChitsuHone]

What brand of watercolour do you use? do you use the watercolour in tubes or cakes, and last what do you recommend for a beginner? Lol. Tyvm

[bumblebeegt]

thank you very much for your videos. this makes learning watercolor painting very much easier. its easier to learn the techniques thru video than books. i get to see how the brush strokes are done instead of trying figuring out thru rhetoric description that seems fuzzy...

[Utzpin]

You are definitely set apart as an artist and as a teacher. I admire what you do and how you do it but, above all, I value enormously your generosity. Thank You

[skinfishck]

Thanks for your videos Bob. Your instructions are very clear. I especially like how you present in a "down to earth" way--it makes wc seem less intimidating!

[Ssandie7]

I'm going to try this...and thank you for keeping it fun

[lovejeffhardy]

wow this is wonderful i'll try it!

[moneins123]

I LOVE YOU!!!

[agustn]

Great!! I have not enough words in English to describe how your videos have encourage me to start with watercolors.

I have visited your web site and is very infomartive and easy to follow. The tips to draw faces are excellent.

I think than teaching kids has given you the "touch" to make and show everything specially clear and easy.

Thanks a lot.

Agustin

[kenlablanc]

Great Job Bob, It's so important to celebrate the "Handpainted techniques" and inspire new talent. With so many young folk surendering the skill-sets and art form for "digital" shortcuts these days, it more important than ever to expose them to the tangible art forms.

Also self taught,

Ed Beard Jr.

[BobDavies88]

Ed

Sorry not to have got back to you before now but thanks anyway for the encouraging words.

Cheers

Bob

[worship1980]

Thanx! BoB...it was very useful for me...I'm from India. I was wondering if you could help me with the painting of flowers...like daisies, lilies, roses, etc. with water colours...The shading and the detailing is the trickiest thing for me!!! Please help me!!!

[BobDavies88]

Hi there!

Flowers is a popular subject in watercolour and I've got a video planned for that subject in the next few weeks, so keep looking out. In the meantime, you can get delicate shading on petals by dampening each petal with water then touching one edge with a colour. The water then helps the paint flow very subtely across the petal. Hope this helps!

Cheers

Bob

[jescalia]

I learned more in 9:27 than I did in my years of experimenting! Thank you for the lesson. Regards. JES

[kv1717]

I can't wait until your next video. You're so good!

[rivebox]

r u a professional painter?

[BobDavies88]

Thanks for the comment. I teach art to kids of 7 - 70, as well as doing some commission work. The main thing is that I'm mostly self-taught and I promise, if I can do it, then so can anyone! This magic 'ability' that a lot of people think you have to be born with, is really "enthusiasm + practice = success = more enthusiasm = more practice = more success", etc. etc.

Enjoy your painting!

Cheers

Bob

[rivebox]

nice job

[stereo123]

all your watercolor videos are amazing

[BobDavies88]

Thanks for the comment. I've got one on Summer trees appearing shortly and hopefully, plenty more to follow. I want to produce videos on painting subjects (any media) that people want, so let me have suggestions.

Cheers

Bob