This was so energetic! I was on the edge of my seat!!🤣🤣🤣

This is the aha technique I've been looking for. No other teacher has demonstrated this. It's magic and changes the look of over glazed, over brushed muddy painting! Thanks Stan!

I’ve learned more in the last few days of watching these lessons. They are a gift Mr Miller.

Those are ones of the best watercolour videos on KZfaq. And I've watched many videos and read many books.

I found you because of Liron also. Would love to see more of your video tutorials. Thank you for teaching.

Amazing! Loved it! I have subscribed! Found you because of Liron Yankoski, another great guy here in KZfaq!!!! Thanks for this video!!

"All that expensive paint"...you got that right! lol

Very useful, after two years of making a mess maybe I will improve now. Thank you for talking such good sense.

I'm making my way through most of your videos. They may not be the most polished of videos but they are extremely informative. It's very obvious you know what you are talking about and even more so when looking at your paintings.

You are pure gold man! Love your lessons! Very inspiring! Keep on doing those.

Yes, I agree, others say your technique is “magic!”

So pretty!!! That alone is a piece of art!

Thank you, thank you, thank you, for being so generous and such a good teacher!

"We've got 10 seconds to clean all that expensive paint out of the brush." Lol

The way you explain it is soo clear! Really helps a lot! Thanks!

Thanks for doing these, Stan…these are great.

Thank you for the last two lessons ( 11 & 12 on water control). As a beginner, have really been struggling with how much water to use. I am finally getting how it works. Just need more practice.

Your videos on watercolor are excellent. I have viewed all 20 multiple times as they cover subjects that are not available elsewhere. I just wish you'd do more, eheh. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Transitions are everything thanks for this ❤

I've been looking for tutorials that explain when to wash the brush. Thanks.

Thanks Don, good to hear the video helped..

Your the best! So much help..Thanks

Great demo video, please keep making more.

Thanks for share your amazing experience! I will recommend your videos!

Thank you.

Thanks!!

Hi Stan, Thanks so much for these really informative videos. I've been looking to improve my techniques but maybe I've been trying to save my paints a little too preciously.. Do you ever use paints that come in pans? I use a set of schmincke pans (which I have noticed are softer than other hardened pigment pans), but I noticed what you said about not being able to get a true dark colour from dried paint in your palette. I find that it's really hard to move a lot of pigment from the pan to the pallette without over-wetting. Do you have any advice (besides from trying tubes!)? Many thanks!!

I love your lessons. I'm wondering if you have any exercises for some of your lessons, ie., practicing with the limited palette of red, blue and yellow.

Thanks alot♡

can you make others videos of portrait like the dark skin and thanks you are awesome dude :D you helped me a lot

true master

Thanks for such great explanation, a lot in less than 8'

Thank you Master

Can you please recommend the size, type and brand of must have brushes you use on daily basis? Thanks!

Thank you for all your great videos. I am enrolled to take your workshop in Maine and the videos are just whetting my appetite. One question about this one: how should we deal with dry pigment, which even the best of us can have?

"You have about fifteen seconds to wipe that really expensive paint from your brush..." yes, you do. That gave me a complex in art school, so I never learned to paint... So, I'm finding that, In order to get the paint rich enough for it to be that dark, it is also pretty wet, so as I try to use a drier brush to pull the color, the brush begins to suck up too much paint and it works backwards. If I keep the brush wetter, it becomes more a wash technique. I'm using W&N cakes instead of tube. How much does that affect the technique?

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This is tremendously helpful. Thank you Mr. Miller! I get good and even result when mixing some colors, Pyrrol Scarlett and Hansa Yellow medium is usually a success. But some others are almost impossible to transition smoothly. Quinacridone Rose to Ultramarine is one example of a difficult transition in my experience. Pbr7 pigment earth tones, like Burnt/Raw Sienna and Burnt/Raw Umber are also very difficult to blend smoothly to other colors. How come some paints mix to smooth transitions with ease while others are so difficult?

Maybe you address this in your future lessons, and forgive me if so, but what's your view on mixed media work? In your water colour paintings, do you use other media along side water colours? I like plastic crayons a lot, but I had an art teacher at school who frowned on this sort of style.

I thought touching the hair/ bristles of a brush was a no, no, because of the oil on your hands. apparently its not! will do now.thanks for the tip, your utubes are fabulous. love the value different color portraits. gonna try it. yikes.

therefore 5 amount of water is ideal for mixing colors? when do you use 6 and above?

Wat paper is this

thanks sir

can you try to draw something and make the tutorial i really like drawing but its just a hobby im not that good so... i need more tutorial

10 seconds to get rid of allll that expensive paint...🤣

I had tons of art lessons…no - one taught us this. They just wander around and say nothing. And we all make a mess. The teacher says …you ll get it eventually. Nope. How lazy of them. Masters in Arts zero in teaching skills.

we got 10 seconds to clean all that expensive paint. lmao

seems like a waste of a lot of paint!

Transitions are everything thanks for this ❤