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Negative Painting Techniques in Watercolour

Paul Clark

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Negative Painting Techniques in Watercolour by Professional Artist Paul Clark

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20 Comments

@patsyannriendeau5971 4 years ago

You are so much fun to watch. Not only are you so talented, but what a great sense of humor. Just what we all need these days. Stay healthy and do many, many more videos.

@tsb7188 5 years ago (edited)

Did anyone notice his t shirt says I'm not negative 😄 🙌🏻

@mikelkirby2791 3 years ago

Paul, love your tutorials giving the rest of us an explanation of your techniques.

@robinwashburn8804 3 years ago

You are so valuable to the human race! Thank you!

@IXTracey 4 years ago

Woah. I haven't seen negative painting like this; usually, the demo is drawing leaves and painting a wash around the first layer, rinse and repeat until your paper is destroyed. The bang for the buck is quite "negative". But these were nice (especially the mushrooms!) Also, you should have a director's view showing your face and biceps while you paint. You know, so we can see you as you work. For inspiration and whatnot.

@melindaavila498 5 years ago

Ha! Loved your remark, " negative painting, doesn't mean painting in a bad mood" love your humor.

@viviandibrell849 5 years ago

Loved watching these techniques and I’m looking forward to trying all of them. I especially liked when you negatively painted down into the ground below the mushrooms to make grass. That was brilliant. I look forward to trying both of these paintings. Thank you so much for everything you do.

@lisegagne3716 2 years ago

Oh Paul!! I’m your new biggest fan from Canada! I was a beginner in 2005 and dropped my brush. Now I’ve picked it up again and going to consume ALL this lovely content 🎉😊

@priyangshuchanda8770 5 years ago

Your voice is very amusing to hear, that is one of the main reasons that I love your videos the most.On Every Wednesday watercolor I get to learn many things.

@tstv2437 3 years ago

Thanks a lot, Paul. Watercolour comes my hobby. Watching your tutorials with pleasure. 😀

@KalaiSelvi_thestar 5 years ago

Nothing negative about this teaching... thanks Mr Clark 😊

@sangeetaiyer9465 3 years ago

Gorgeous, brilliant and delightful! And doing the grass the other way? Masterful. Thanks, Paul for these inspiring tutorials!!

@manonrheault5900 4 years ago

Try To fully understand and practicing negative painting
Second time i watch this one thank you Paul🌻🐞🌻🐞

@JeanneK930 5 years ago

We’re lucky to have you to teach us! Thank you!

@barbaramurphy4453 4 years ago

Loved your mushroom painting! Look forward to your video every week!!

@wendycomiskey4363 5 years ago

Loved the mushroom and fern negative painting class!

@Deedster56 5 years ago

Wonderful video, as usual, Paul! Both the ferns and the mushrooms are a must-try. I really loved the colours in both. Good grief, what an inspiration you are, and every week to boot!! No happy accidents, just happy Wednesdays ❤️

@melissahall3594 5 years ago

Thanks for making Wednesdays special. I always learn something.

@timfriesen6744 5 years ago

Thanks again for another Wednesday to look forward to! Cows, a duck or a ostrich were things I never ever thought I would paint. Thanks to your fantastic tutorials they have turned into some of my favourite paintings! Ferns and mushrooms, here I come!!