Warm Light over the river
A demo that is inspired by the artist Aubrey Philips
It is not followed by every brushstroke but the design and layout gives me the freedom to go a bit wild with colours.
I tried … Read more
Kremer Grey Box
Voor Nederlands KLIK HIER
A while ago I was scrolling on Instagram and noticed a photo posted
by Barbara Luel. What I did not immediately saw is that it was a repost from Simone Ridyard, an Architect and … Read more
Landscapes of Rembrandt in watercolour
Article from ariejekelart.nl
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn does not need an introduction. When you google the name Rembrandt, you get more than 37 million results and almost every result refers to the master himself; his birthplace, the streets where … Read more
Water Color Papers and Sizing
sizing does matter
Troubleshooting Paper Problems: When The Sizing Goes Bad.
I found this blog from Karen Sioson a few years ago. She explains wonderfully why it is you have sometimes trouble with your watercolour paper.
Karen is a very
Christmas time
This time of the year we all think of family and friends.
What we did do and what we didn’t do and plan to do next year.
Or even make new plans and set out a goal.
All things I … Read more
Farm in Assendelft
The landscape I made a photo from many years ago.
You have to go in wintertime to see this because its now all green, no farm in sight from this point of view.
The Sketch with Indian Ink and grey … Read more
Painting a Dutch Landscape
This is a Frisian landscape.
I painted this before, and it thought it would be nice to make a movie from it.
Hope you all like it, have fun watching.
If you like it please give me the Thumbs up,… Read more
Some news from me
Hello my friends and subscribers,
I am very honored you all subscribed to my website, I am just a hobby painter with a big heart for watercolour and everything got to do with watercolours.
I am very busy at the … Read more
Low Tide watercolour
Low Tide
You wake up with a idea.
Low tide and dark poles in the water.
Keep it simple and enjoy.
The idea as sketch
The First Wash
Painting the poles
The finished watercolour.
When you inspired by this little … Read more
Greens
I received many questions about painting greens.
When you paint a landscape, apart from painting a desert, you always have to paint that green. a lot of us have problems painting greens. and in their watercolors it is often out … Read more
Painting critique
Recently I painted a watercolour from some trees and farms in the neighborhood from Burgerbrug (North Holland).
It was and still is beautiful weather when I write this , the grass was vibrantly green, so I decided not to paint … Read more
Two movies about Mixing pigments
I try to tell why it is you get mud sometimes when you mix watercolour pigments.
After awhile you have a palette with colours on it that works for you, and you know which paint you dont have to try … Read more
My John Pike palette and Colours
I receive a lot of questions about my colours.
I don’t have a lot of colours, for landscape art your palette can be taken down to earth colours.
Thanks
Best regards Edo
video Painting a windmill in wintertime
I painted this on a live stream on Facebook.
I used a few colours.
Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, Raw Sienna and Olive green.
Brushes W&N Squirrel mops and a small Escoda Perla.
The watercolour
A Loose Watercolor
I am often asked how do you make those loose watercolors, do you have any tips how to make them? Can I learn that too?
Of course you can, but painting loose is not as easy as it looks or … Read more
Lighthouse on Millford paper
I just love to paint lighthouses, living in a fishing town I could chose which one to paint! I have six in the near neighborhood! but I have my favourites here too!
I am always attracted to the two green … Read more
Painting a watercolour… again
Maybe you recognize this? You love painting watercolors and see such a nice subject!
You paint the scene and love what you just created. Then you look at it for a while and it ends up in a box, after … Read more
Water, land and sky
When I work from a photo I set it always in B&W and print it out. Not to big, too much detail ruin a watercolour!
My way of working is more or less always every tim the same, I make … Read more
Aubrey Phillips
Back in 1987 I began my journey in watercolor, eager to learn paint watercolors.
In those days I saw a great future in front of me. John Pike was my hero, he was the absolute top in watercolor. And also … Read more
Solutions to paint better
It is something I became aware of during my search to paint (better) watercolors.
Every new book about watercolor I bought I look first which colors or paper my new hero is using.
and oh yes there it is… … Read more
Direk Kingnok
Watercolour-Master uit Thailand
Direk Kingnok is geboren in het noordoosten van Thailand en groeide op in de stad Nakonratchasima.
Waar Direk woonde was hij omringd door de natuur en dat is goed te zien in zijn werk.
Als kind was … Read more