Beginners Loose Watercolours ' Fields of Gold' with Andrew Geeson

Beginners Loose watercolours 'A Bottle of Plonk!' with Andrew Geeson

Simple Loose Watercolours 'Bank of Tree's ' with Andrew Geeson

Simple Equipment 'Paint' Loose Watercolours with Andrew Geeson

'Two Fungi's' Simple Loose Watercolours with Andrew Geeson

Simple Loose Watercolours 'Life is a bowl of Cherries' with Andrew Geeson

Loose Wet into Wet Watercolours with Andrew Geeson 'Purple Blast'

Loose Wet into Wet Watercolours with Andrew Geeson 'Daffodil's'

Loose Wet into Wet Watercolours 'Aubergine' with Andrew Geeson

My Wet into Wet Tree with Art Tutor

Went over to Liverpool a little while ago and did some filming for a great Art tuition company called Art Tutor, very interesting day out on my first trip to the big city and here is one of the sessions they filmed, hope it offers you some ideas in a loose approach to your painting.

 THE RED DOOR

Always on the look out for were the light is, were it comes from, how it effects each object and shape in the painting and also how light changes the colour of the object too. Th red door was broken down in this way with each element being treated with this in mind.
Great fun to see developed ...go on gin it a try
Andrew

I caught a glimps of a programe on TV, only fleetingly, but loved the way the dark was framed by the light all around it, so I just wanted to capture it!...A great thing about watercolour and painting loose and quick is you can do it straight away, no fuss, no real prep, just do it)

Thanks for dropping by

Andrew

I dropped by Painter's On-Line recently to have a look at some of the great work on their gallery pages, some great work on there, so I thought I'd drop a couple of recent pieces on too, this Poinsettia being one...anyway long story short, I got a emails saying they had chosen this one has the editor's choice and will feature in the April edition of The Artist....I fell over but am very pleased)

A recent street scene was a great joy to paint, it felt as if i was moving down the street and along in front of the main building....almost there. Only took around 30 minutes but pleased with the result.