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How To Paint Water In Your Paintings

In this video, I share two essential tips that will help you paint better water and more believable reflections, no matter what medium you work in. If you're a landscape painter, plein air artist, or someone who wants to improve your water scenes, this video covers the biggest mistakes I see and how to fix them, starting with simplifying brushwork and adjusting values in reflections. 🔥 What I cover: How I simplify brushstrokes to avoid chaotic water Why should reflections be the opposite value of the object How too much detail can ruin the composition The design trick I use to guide the viewer’s eye These ideas apply whether you paint in oil, acrylic, gouache, or even draw. FREE webinar: https://gaborsvagrik.easywebinar.live... Instructional videos https://svagrikfineart.com/gabor-svag... Time Stamp: 0:00 – Intro Quick tips on painting water and reflections. 0:10 – Keep It Simple Too many brushstrokes make water messy. 0:30 – Guide the Eye Use ripples only where needed. 1:06 – Still Water Tip Add small movement for interest. 1:40 – Value Shift in Water Water changes value as it reflects sky. 2:14 – Opposite Values Light tree = dark reflection, and vice versa. 3:06 – Pick a Focal Point Choose the tree or its reflection—don’t focus on both. 4:05 – Less is More Simplicity is stronger than clutter. 5:01 – Where to Add Detail Don’t detail both tree and reflection. 5:55 – Detail is OK (Sometimes) Use it smartly—examples from Sprick & Demers. 6:34 – Learn from Painting Painting helps you simplify over time. 7:13 – Be Inspired, Not a Copy Study others to learn, not mimic. 7:26 – Show the Process Compare photo vs. painting to see what was simplified. 8:01 – Why I Talk, Not Just Demo YouTube has enough demos—this is mindset help. 8:34 – Outro Thanks, subscribe, check the videos below.