Such a detailed and well explained lesson on watercolour techniques that will really help me. I am so impressed You are an excellent teacher. Thank you

TOO MUCH RAMBLING TALKING

Wonderful - my trees always comes out stiff and unnatural. You’ve given me an idea of how to make them real. Thank you! 😊

I love this. So informative and much to learn. Thank you! 😊

Very nice. Love the boldness, energy, colours, the dark against light to give it that lift and that spectacular watercolour effect.

you are a great teacher! tysm

Not sure it can be said this resembles anything Turner ever produced. Maybe next time.

Your lessons and watercolors are very inspiring. I am trying to paint a large swath of sea and waves and in the left a city skyline and few people on the beach. My photo looks all light blue grayish- not much color. Sky gray muddy. And do I am having trouble getting right colors, leaving out white for crashing lines of waves. A lesson would be awesome. If possible!

Very inspiring!

Very helpful commentary. Love your approach to both painting and teaching it. Thank you.

Love your work Howard.. Also loved your classes.. Always very informative and friendly with a few belly laughs thrown in too 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿☺️

I loved both versions…. Love your style and have learned so much from your videos. You see. To have disappeared from social media … Hope all is well ._ cheers

I'm watching your second tutorial (I won't stop there) I love you... you're wonderful greetings from Poland

Fabulous --- more please

Wow! Love them both!

Reminded me of John Yardley..those long foreground shadows really make this pop

Great tip about the dry paint mix in a little lid

Very Nice the mix of cold and warm, wow I gonna try to do the mixes on the paper, thank you for sharing this.

So verry useful More please

Excellent tip about the little lid for the dark paint

OMG this is fabulous

Absolutely stunning…and those calligraphic marks with the rigger just create so much movement into a static image

I need to keep rewatching this

Excellent lesson on simple but challenging watercolor concepts. Will watch it again and again.

Excellent thank you!

This is one of the best practical tutorials I’ve ever seen! Thanks so much!

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Volim loose style...❤

Pozdrav...prvi put gledam...😊...

Great lesson….thank you

Absolutely amazing 💐🙏

very useful ! I was wondering how to do loose brush work wet on wet , you have given a demo of seemingly dry on dry only. Maybe more loose style demos will help like dry on wet, wet or wet. I would also like to share that brushes like filbert , angled , cats tongue , dagger and the sword type gives beautiful effects.

Very nice painting. Thanks for sharing.

Fabulous!

Excellent, deserves far more views, in my view!

Papers: I have discovered that some watercolour papers perform better en plein air than in the studio. I also tend to use blocks en plein air. Thank you for sharing your wit and wisdom.

I like your content and very happy to have stumbled across your channel and subscribed.

Yes i did a "50 brush strokes" painting exercise once and it was such a good result. The subject matter was very simple still life, but what amazed me was how solid and three dimensional the objects appeared even with such minimal attention!

Fantastic as always

Awesome one this! Learned a lot. Thanks Howard.

inspiring genius

wonderful

what is your paper in this demo?

Greetings from South Africa. Thank you very much for this tut. I'm trying to convert from my tight ways and this helped me a lot.

Cool😊😊

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Brilliant!

Absolutely amazing. Your work is so beautiful.

Great tutorial! I am just learning watercolor and find the loose style more to my liking. Thank you for the great tips!