Abacela View Part 1 Watercolor Painting Demo
Welcome to the June 2010 Lesson on Create38!
This month’s painting is a landscape of a vineyard scene. I’ve called the painting Abacela View. In the painting I use a limited palette and I’ve broken the process into manageable steps for you. In addition to the painting, I’m focusing on how to paint an underlying wash. I hope you enjoy this lesson! You can find the supply list and instructions in the workbook.
Vinita,I can’t thank you enough for these videos. I’mteaching myself watercolor and these videos are wonderful. For the first time and alot of money on dvds and frustration you have given me so much you” explain ” what you are doing and this is what I’ve needed.
I know this takes alot to do these but you have one happy lady who’s going to learn and finally beable to do landscapes ect. Can you please have flowers ?
Have a wonderful day,
Linda
Hi Linda,
Flowers…hhmmm, I normally don’t paint flowers, but you asked so nicely!
You’re welcome! I teach exactly how I would want to be taught. That’s been my driving force since day one.
I’m glad you’re a happy lady!
Hi Venita
I am from Holland and I love your way of painting
Nice that you show me how to paint such a beautiful watercolourpaintings.
I am a self taught painter my age is 72 and it give me a lot of pleasure.Take a look of my site by Flickr.com
Painting is like a red wire trough my live,
Thanks for the video’s I am curious to the nex one.
Jack
Hi Jack,
How wonderful that you are self taught and that you are still painting at 72. Painting keeps you young!
Thanks for the nice comment.
All the best to you!
Vinita, I really love this painting, i have wanted to paint a vineyard that’s close to my sons house in Eastern washington, but really didn’t know how to go about it. I loved this cuz it showed me how to begin. I’m so thankful to have found your website and joined you. Do we have access to your past lessons? i would really love to have the packet on this one.
I found out last week i have breast cancer so i will be spending more time painting i really love it and it takes my mind away. We live in Japan right now (Yokosuka Navy base) but will be back for treatments at Swedish Cancer Institute. i’m planning to be in the area for at least 6mos. Yes i’m bring my paints and computer. I’m excited to be close to where i can get materials too! Thanks again for all you do. Chris