"Sunny Day" Watercolor Speedpaint

Hey there everyone!! I know I said I'd be doing a special video because I hit 100K, and it would probably be a Q&A but.. I realized I'm still a bit too shy to record myself speaking :,,) And I wanted my Q&A to be me talking to the camera directly. I'm sorry.. But I hope you enjoy this video nonetheless! I went for a looser style of painting on this one, because sometimes it's just nice to paint without worrying too much about lineart and precision strokes.. Just making blobs of paint as you go and building layers is really therapeutical! My sketch was very light as well, I wanted it to be mostly a suggestion of where things went, instead of a delimitation. I reccommend painting loosely for everyone who's in an art block, or just uninspired at the moment! Letting ideas flow as you build layers and trying to worry as little as possible about the outcome. I find that when I paint in that style the outcome is usually better than my other more precise work... Interesting! I'd reccommend looking up the concept of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation, because it explains why that happens pretty nicely. Usually when I paint more precisely, I'm worrying a lot because if I make one mistake, it's over... That's not good! In looser painting, "mistakes" are more like part of the process ;) Anywho, I hope you enjoy this video, and after this one, there's one more speedpaint, and then after that, probably a different kind of video? Won't promise anything yet though! kfjhgsdkfjhg Materials used: -Hahnemühle Cèzanne Watercolor Paper -Holbein Watercolors -Talens India Ink -Royal & Langnickel ZEN brushes, sizes 1" and 12 -Pentel Design Fude Menso Brush, small -COPIC Multiliner, Brown, size 0.1 -Posca pens, in White and Pastel Yellow -Faber Castell Eco Super Soft color pencils All songs are from EpidemicSound.com IG: @milkywaes Twitter: @sleepywaes E-Mail: [email protected] Camera: Canon G7X Mark II Editing Software: Wondershare Filmora