Watercolour painting for beginners, boats, buildings , skies, Cornish harbours, cornwall

Bravo!

What a great insight into building a watercolour Thank you

I wish I could be your student!!

Hi, really enjoyed the video. I was just wondering where the harbour is. Thanks a lot.

subscribed to your channel my good sir, great painting and great tips thank you

hermoso,

Great painting, but frustrating that you didn't show the drawing up close so I could actually see how to start it...

This was really helpful, I just filmed a time lapse of my watercolour hare painting!:)

thank you so so so much, your videos are helpimg me a lot, i am studing architecture and urban planning in Albania and i suck at drawing or using watercolor, but by watching your videos and trying to understand and mimic youer style i can say i have improved quiet a bit, thank you again. Please keep making more like this( citites reflected in water )

It's really helpful!!

Really learned a lot; thanks!!

Hi Patrick, I finally am ready to invest in a mop.  If I get an Isabey 6234, what size do you think  is good for my first investment?  I only paint small, never larger than Arches quarter sheets.  Would a size 7 do, or should I go larger?  Currently I use a soft size 14 round brush by Rosemary but I prefer to get a mop.

wonderful instruction. Thank you. sharon

Patrick, what brand palette is that? And are you using permanent magenta, or cobalt violet? Can't wait for class to start on the 19th.

Such beautiful work 😊

Patrick, thank you for your videos. I like your loose style and technique. This has been so helpful!

Great demo,thanks for sharing.

Gorgeous!

Thank you so much for posting that.  I have been taking part in watercolour classes for the last 3 months or so - having not picked up a paint brush for the last 30 years.  Your video and easy way of communicating is inspiring and your painting beautiful.

Thank you so much! It's my first time to use water color. I did it well because of your teaching. But the color in my painting is too pure and bright, could you explain how to make the color more grey but not dirty?