As always brilliant advice thank you once again

when you laid out that 3rd wash w the darkest tones everything just fell in the right place. so wonderfully done despite a cheap paper. I feel so inspired by this. thank you so much!

Very humbing watching an extremely skilled and talented artist working......:0)

Beautiful work and so quickly!! I thought that small watercolor set would be nice, until I googled the price!😳

jak w mieście czekam na zielone światło w deszczowy dzień a raczej wieczór , i widzę te parasolki, i te ulicy ze smugami na ulicy od świateł samochodów , to .... myślę o Niazie.

I totally agree with your suggestion particularly on using lighter and some times non watercolour paper. When I applied this to my self years ago my brushwork and overall technique changed dramatically. I realized that you can paint on any kind of paper with watercolors as long as you adapt your technique to the specs and limitations of the paper. Keep in mind that I paint mostly portraits and botanical illustrations and I can easily now paint such kind of subjects on any kind of paper loosely or more tightly with more layers. It is all about understanding the limits of the paper. I totally agree that it is more convenient to carry with you a minimal sketch kit. You don't need that much in order to paint with watercolors after all. Just a pencil a brush your paints and your sketchbook. A small tip: Always remove any excess water ( and wet paint) from the mixing area of your bijoux box before closing it and from its water container. It prevents mold and rust from growing into the box and your paints. This is a very beautiful and well designed box and rather expensive and it deserves a lot of love!

This is so brilliant, what a wonderful video ☺☺

I've been watching your videos for over a year now. Your cityscapes are my favorite. I'm still amazed on how you make this colored water do what it does, depicting a photorealistic feeling yet in such a loose style. 😳 If you could help me with the reference of this one, I'd give it a try.

underrated

amazing!

What size brush is that?

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The only thing that it's impossible to minimise is the skill... and you have it in maximum quantity 😊

Ja zaczęłam oglądać Niaza jak miał 5 tys subów, i do dzisiaj nie mogę się oderwać. ❤

Nice job!

Beautiful hands😊

Sehr schön 🤩

Bellissimo come al solito. Un saluto da Luigi Milano Italia 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

Very good tip

Great advice, really nice setup and excellent result. I love my Schmincke flask 😊. Well done, mate.

My sketchbook is a A6 size sketchbook, I sometimes think it is too small, because I couldn't put many things that I see infrount of me to my drawing when am outdoor. Then I realize my problem is I don't know how to pick a subject and simplify it and its surrounding. Anyway, practice simplifying and limit my supplys to maximize the skills of the ownership, thank you for pointing out the only short cut. I have to force myself to make choices of what I see.

So inspiring

❤

What is the name of the piano piece in the background? I love minimalistic piano in general, but it also really suits your art/videos. Makes for a very zen viewing experience, I watched this last night to wind down before bed 😌

I'm good on all that except the $120USD flask pallet, lol. Minimal is best and the not 'dumping' water on the paper; particularly an everyday WC sketchbook. Out and about there's not a lot of time for drying b4 moving on. Using non WC paper teaches you to control your water. At home and on a block ... watercolor requires water to do its thing; particularly the granulators. Splash away.

I just noticed with the closeup you leave your pencil lines showing. I've always made a point of erasing all mine, maybe I should leave them. If you are making a bigger painting to frame, do you leave them?

So your pad is non watercolor paper ? Still no damage in papers ? Wow

This music is really sad.

I've been practicing on non water color/ cotton paper for a while....as a newbe I wanna practice more but the cotton paper gets pricey...definitely different painting on cheap paper..you get far less "happy mistakes"....

C'est joli mais vous faites toujours la même chose c'est dommage