Can we just take a moment to acknowledge Liron is uploading regularly and seems to be keeping not only himself safe, but also give clout to other watercolor artists? Absolute legend. You are an inspiration.

@LironYan

4 жыл бұрын

Wow thank you so much!! 😁😁🙏🏼🙏🏼

@celenegracecreatives

3 жыл бұрын

this is true!

Oh Liron, I’m an Australian who really appreciates you sharing Herman’s work. I have had an opportunity to watch him do a couple of demonstrations for a group of artists. He is fascinating to watch, animated & generous with answering questions & sharing his love of painting. Such an inspiration. I find it so encouraging when an artist shares their thoughts & gives insight. Every artist is an individual & it’s a good to be exposed to all kinds of art. Some of the early paintings, that have blue hills or mountains, plains.... there is many places in Australia where you stop you car, look through the Eucalypts, that frame the scene, along the road & see the plain & mountain vistas. Thank you again for showcasing this artist. I appreciate your videos, regards Anne

Only Herman can get away with clouds like these. He knows it's more about the unity of the painting than accuracy of the elements within. They're just accurate enough to make the statement.

Herman is a great guy - he has a fabulous sense of humour - and he has the best design sense.

Yes he’s the best all rounder met him a few times have a great panting of his 👍😀🌺

@margaretmaguire3329

4 ай бұрын

Painting

Hes a great artist. Composition is very well done

I like that you give helpful comments on each paintings that helps me to learn more.

To make the clouds flappy he makes it after primary wash, sometimes he adds more on. He uses a fan brush for the trees and leaves.

Nice collection of pretty cool paintings :-) Amazing how few details your brain needs to build up a full "rendered" picture in your mind :-)))

Herman is playing with brushes , great man

Thank you !

@rosemarypetersen143

4 жыл бұрын

Alejandro Rioja I love the way little spots of color reflecting in unexpected places enhance the whole picture. I wonder if that unreal green is veridian. I’ve never liked it for landscapes either. Thanks Liron

Good commentary , congrats brother,from India ,

He uses a lot of linseed oil to get that runny effect.

@rebatsu

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for info 👍🏻

@tonimagor2824

4 жыл бұрын

I doubt that

@markbagallyart6135

4 жыл бұрын

toni magor doubt all you like, I’ve done workshops with him and that’s exactly how he gets the effect

@tonimagor2824

4 жыл бұрын

Mark Bagally ART61 do you mean in oil paintings? I thought you were talking about watercolours. T

You see the work of Indian artist Prafull Sawant

Liron- Please zoom in more and stay there longer! Perhaps show fewer paintings and spend more time on some of the techniques by looking at them close up? Also, please make sure that the CC can be read. You talk very quickly! I wan tot soak everything up!

You don't like artificial greens😒😑... Thank god you're not judging modern art.... It's his style.. His creativity... If you qre copying the same color that makes it childish... Open up... You don't have the capacity to judge his paintings... These are great artists...

Personally I am not a fan of Herman’s work ....I don’t feel the transparency in many of his watercolor works....Love Joseph & Alvaro .

@margaretmaguire3329

4 ай бұрын

Joseph’s have become too mundane and muted Alvaro’s too many heavy street scenes my opinion have met all 3

@YashwanthMayasandra

4 ай бұрын

@@margaretmaguire3329 Yes I agree, in terms of handling variety of subjects Herman & Joseph do a good job. Alvaro is full of street scenes .