The Complete Toolbox of Watercolor Brushstrokes

Can you purchase a class after the start date. ?

Can you buy past classes?

How do you make copies of your work and how/ where do you sell your work?

If I joined today would it be for January 2024?

Incredibly helpful, new subscriber!

What are tha dates your talking about?

Incredible watercoloreres!

I started watercolor about 5 years ago. I'm still a beginner level, but I've made some great progress recently. However, I have felt held back because I haven't been happy with my washes. The colors never blend the way I want. After watching this video and others by Johannes, I tried his methods of partially mixing colors on the palette and changing colors every few strokes. I am blown away at how beautiful my washes look now. I am excited to try the different "lines" and so many other things he has taught. I have decided that I only want to learn from Johannes from now on for landscapes and loose painting. I have also bought his book and signed up for his next class. I found him because my grandmother sent me a picture of her yellow house nestled in the snow and I really want to paint it, but I needed information on how to crop the photo and make it more interesting. Thanks to Jo, I feel a bit more confident and I can't wait to implement what I have learned on this painting.

I’ve seen enough. The Daniel Smith Ground trick had me at hello! I’ll be joining you on your upcoming paint along. So excited and can’t wait…

I’m a new subscriber and I’m really enjoying your videos.

Como puedo hacer reflejos en el agua en técnica acuarela para un paisaje? Muchas gracias, felicitaciones muy buen trabajo.

excellent movie, very informative.

I am Abu Shikdar, l am an oil painter. But I am impressed and influenced by your tutorial videos of f watercolor. I will gain some knowledge from your classes .Thank you sir.

On the sky, to avoid green, when blue and yellow overlap, use different blue, and different (darker) yellow, with adding pinch of red to it...or in-between insert some greyish blue.. point is to make warmer blue before transition to yellow (but also use more orange yellow)... Should work, and dont rush in the mix... ;)

One notice...call it my 2 cents... It's not true that "blur" and "detailed" foliage, or other details can't be seen at photos! It's quite oposite, using professional equipment (not cell phones), but old type cameras with film or DSLR, with objectives, can be done. Actually, ots hard to avoid it! Every objective has its own focal lenght (distance), fixed, or variable. Also depends of the opening on it, to accept more light. So objects in focus will be sharp and detailed, while those further away (or closer, if focus is very limited, like in the macro photography), will be blurred... Some of those things are called bokeh effect, and could be shaped like blurred circles, or even hexagonal, octagonal, etc (depennding on the shattering curtains inside the mechanism)... Some mirror obiectives create interesting bokeh, unike for them, some Russian types for example (ring like)... Its interesting thing to explore, and is also applicable to the painting... A lot of artists use it, to simulate photo realism, and put certain details In focus. For example, You can create blurred background, with circles of different colors, simulating forest, leaves, flowers, anything at all out of focus, and paint details only at the subject You want "to be in the focus"... Check some online photos with such effects (oftenly used for portraits, or macro - macro photography is photographing close by of small objects, insects, etc.) so, in that case, ovjectives used have only some 2 centimeters/ 1inch (even less) of focal lenght, everything further, and also closer, will be blurred. Interesting effect for painting, and for backgrounds... Try it...(sorry for my English, its not my native language). Regards from Serbia P.S. - Nice tutorials, knowledge, end transfer of experience... (SUBSCRIBED!)

I loved this presentation! After watercolor portrait painting for 10 years, and about year of line and wash "sketches" - I have FINALLY been inspired to paint landscapes!!! Thank you!

Is the palm tree video available to sign up for?

Where can i find the pallette of color he uses in the majority of his paintings and the wxact brushes?

Hello - when you put paint in the middle of the palette, do you add extra water to the paint at that point or is the paint watered first and then you move it to the middle of the palette with no extra water? Thank you

Wow beautiful! Thank you.

Hi, I just found your channel, and I really love your instruction technique. I'm a beginner and a senior. You make it easy to understand. I'm originally from Hamilton, too, and still have family there. Now I'm an hour NE of Peterborough in a little hamlet called Cordova Mines.

NEED TO ZOOM OUT a bit

Informative video. Ty. Your paintings are gorgeous ❣️

Btw, the word is "frond", not "fond".

Love these techniques! I can't wait to try them out!

THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!! So much to work with. What incredible dedication; giving so much to others! Words cannot express my appreciation. I can go so far to state that your sharing contributes to my sanity, since your teaching facilitates learning an art form which allows me to enter and explore other, (more magical) worlds. Please excuse my effusiveness.

THANK YOU JO!

Week days class that be great!

Finally found Jo’s Watercolor Tool box of brushstrokes! Didn’t finish yet but love the information! My Grandson has started doing landscapes and I hope he takes up Jo’s classes!

I very much enjoyed this video, so much that I subscribed and hop to hear about future classes! I missed the 3 classes in Jan '24, sadly. What a great demonstration and lots of new information. Thank you!

Awsome ! Well done and thank you :-))

yes, its symbols.
a form of abstraction

Sounds like a deal here in Australia our time difference is a pain so is the class recoded for me to keep ? And go back over it ?

Your paintings are exquisite.

What are the letters on your pallet?

Sounds like a good price

I missed the first class and I see that the next couple of weeks the demos are oil and acrylic. I paint only in watercolor. I don't understand how the instruction will benefit me. I've only been painting three yearrs, and I'm eager to learn. Can you explain what I would be doing during the class if I sign up for the remaining classes?

Very good!! Thanks

Thanks so much Joe. I took your December Paint Along after seeing your You Tube Painting Trees in Pastel. I am still working through those classes. But I will not be taking any more classes from anyone but you. I have learned more from you in two months than I have in five years of taking other classes. I love your book Landscape Painting Essentials. I work mostly in watercolor ( my first love, so to speak). Now I'm trying to break the round brush habit.😄 I would love a smaller session class!

Thank you very inspiring

I would love to join your classes. How? Website?

Where can I find a list of your workshops

I LOVE THE WAY YOU EXPLAIN YOUR ARTWORK .I HAVE LEARNED SO MUCH . AN YOU OR SO GOOD WITH YOUR TREES. I HAVE A PROBLEM WITH DOING TREES❤

I LOVE YOUR WAY OF EXPLAINING YOUR ARTWORK.I CERTAINLY HAVE LEARNED A LOT FROM . Thanks for being hear for the artist. I have trouble with trees

Fabulous information.

You can join the classes of Johannes Vloothuis ("Jo" to his students) through the information shown above directly under the video. Click on "more" and scroll down.

Johannes Vloothuis is a GREAT teacher - he teaches PRINCIPLES OF ART that apply to every medium. We learn how to do a painting but more importantly, we learn WHY. Then we can do our own creative paintings, not just copy what the teacher does.

Jo is a GREAT teacher - he teaches PRINCIPLES OF ART that apply to every medium. We learn how to do a painting but more importantly, we learn WHY. Then we can do our own creative paintings, not just copy what the teacher does.

To learn more about Johannes and to see his artwork from past classes, visit his website (it’s listed in the information directly under the video). You can join hundreds of other students in the live, online workshops that are on three Saturdays a month with at least 15 hours of instruction.

So amazing ❤❤

Thanks for watching the presentation. To learn more about Johannes Vloothuis and see his artwork, google his name.

I would call most of your techniques a bit muddy.