Re-learning Watercolours || Paul Rubens MeiLiang Watercolours

Hello, I love your art so much :D

im second!!. Never late to your videos!! (:

Your final piece came out so beautiful and warm, I really love it! I'm also impatient with waiting for paint to dry so I have a love/hate relationship with watercolours haha, but seeing how saturated these are makes me very tempted to try again 🤔 thank you for sharing!

I wasn’t expecting for the colours to be so vibrant and clear when I saw the pans. 😮 Also super surprised by the paper!!
The artwork looks amazing and it was certainly worth the sweat!! You made it look so effortless and the way you simply draw a big piece like that is just amazing. 🙌

Ooh have never been this early to a video yet! As always, love your art! ❤ Also what brush are you using? I love how much water it holds..

Oo im early today, very pretty art 😊

absolutely love how the final piece turned out! the water colours look really nice! i always worry theyre gonna dry dry kind of grainy. Love this character too, o'd love to see more of him!

I forgot you posted so often hehe, ❤, thanks for your reply back the last time I commented a question ❤❤

Gonna get the paint soon. I'm very impressed ❤️🩷🧡💛💚💙🩵🤍

I always love seeing you draw figures. You’re so talented!

Yes to hearing more about your world-building. And you did a great job with this main painting. I love the “camels” eyes.

Those were very nice blues, greens and oranges with cool accents. Nice drawings 👍

Just found your channel, live the effet that first wash of color had on the final painting. Great colors ❤️ And the characters is beautiful, i find myself intrigued by his story

you are a very very very very very very very very very goooooooooooood artist

Love your art style SM🌹❤️❤️
BTW how much g/m of paper
u usually like ?.

Beautiful 😍

I love the redraw!! It's so cool to see how much you've improved. Also can I just say I love your little clown mascot. SO cute!! <3

Cool

It's really hard to be patient with watercolour, that's why I always keep a hairdryer handy 🥰

Your art is so satisfying to watch! I love the way you draw humanoid anatomy.

The colours that you chose for the painting are spectacular!

I honestly forgot you were using watercolor because how saturated they are. Gorgeous

Gorgeous. I’m in utter awe at your work

The artwork tuned out wonderfully! Plus, watching this has made me want to take another crack at using watercolours, so I’d greatly appreciate any advice anyone has for using them or suggestions for what to paint 💙💙

I use watercolor wrong I think? I use less water and just color with it and never layer LOL.

Your skills are so impressive 😩 I'm really rooting for this channel to grow quickly! You deserve it.

Hi! I love your art and style so much its so pretty :) would you ever do a tutorial on how you draw?

I love everything you are doing! Thank you for the inspiration!

How many sketchbooks do you have???????

I love the way you use color. I especially like how the warm gradient you put down affected the colors of the peice.

He kinda looks like- (someone grabs me and drags me away before I can say it.)

Watching thai while drawing a comic that even i dont understand🥰✌️

Watercolour artist here!! Quick tips to help anyone struggling with watercolours!!
1. It’s easier to line your piece after painting it but be wary. The paint sometimes scratches off onto your pen if it’s too thick or too chalky (if this happens it doesn’t kill the pen, just scribble on a loose sheet and it fixes it. It’s annoying if anything). Better materials for lining is lining with the paint itself with a thinner brush, pencils of any kind and especially ballpoint pens. Goes down easier and if it does scratch off paint again, scribble on a piece of paper.
2. Don’t use too much water in your paint. Ironically enough, you drown the page this way. For your first experiments you used too much water and the colours ended up drying with a darker line around the paint. That’s from the over use of paint.
3. Be patient. Build slowly. Go from light to dark and layering is your best friend. Some paints reactivate (especially on the cheaper side) so be wary when layering with them.
4. Most importantly, learn your materials and practice. Play around with what you have, learn different techniques and styles to find what you like be it lineless or not. Clean gradients of textured. Like any material, the final look and the process is dependent on you and what you like.
(Ok didn’t mean to ramble, if this helped at all your welcome now go have fun!!)