What a beautiful painting. A great lesson.

Absolutely love it. You are a fantastic painter

Robert, Thanks for this quick but very informative tutorial. It was very good and your comments are extremely helpful. I am painting the demonstration and adding a cowboy on horse over to the side overlooking the cattle. Thanks a lot! Don Sylvester Houston, Texas

The biggest takeaway here and something I’ve learned is “you’ve got to be prepared to change the plan”. Just the other day I was aiming to do a little trees and landscape and I ended up with a Mexican villa but with some trees at least. I do find it interesting to watch others paint and make it look so easy while understanding that watercolour doesn’t lend itself well to copying. The choices of paper, paint, brushes amount of water… they all play their individual roles in such a way that everyone will have a different result. It’s just great to be able to absorb these demonstrations and learn some tidbit to add to my repertoire. Love the moon dab. Done that myself when the tone of the scene needed some perk. Fixing a waylaid drop of water, priceless.

Wow 👏

I love the way the texture in the middle ground came out. I’m going to go back and watch again how that happened so I can try it.

Just found your channel. I've really gained a lot of help from your tutorials. Thank you!

I love this one it gives a soft evening in the country vibe.

Thank you for these tips. I find these textures particularly successful, giving a very artistic abstraction to the watercolor.

Wow, new subscriber. Loved it

Now we got a moon!... I love that.

Great little painting. I will try, but I think I will put horses in it. Just my preference. Thanks Robb.

Really helpful. Thank you.

Thank you for your videos. I so enjoy your easy teaching style. You are a delight to watch. ❤

very cool.

Love the colors and the simplicity. Thanks for sharing with us.

Such exciting techniques. Thank you 🙏

Excellent 👍

Amazing colour mixing, love the warm atmosphere!

New subscriber. Robert, you're inspiring me here in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Thank you & Wow!

Wow, talk about less is more. Can't believe you got this end result from what were just a few fairly basic techniques. Can't wait to have a go. Funny how the little touch with the cattle at the end kind of set it off. Don't know why but Edward Wesson came to mind the second I saw the painting. You have a new subscriber here for sure. Thanks so much.

I like that foreground technique, will try it soon.

The very essence of watercolour in one go, thanks very much from a new subscriber in Lancashire. David.

Inspired to start right away! Thanks for the inspiration and guidance! You got yourself a new subscriber from The Netherlands.

I just stumbled across your channel today. Loved this tutorial and your style. I used similar techniques in a painting of my own earlier today.

Really like this one Rob! So interesting how you created the foreground. Love the cattle on the moonlit pasture too. Thanks!

Excellent!

Really enjoying your videos…☺️

very helpful. thank you!

Love it you make it look so simple…….

Very impressive. Thank you for sharing.

I love The way you explain your process. It is very helpful.

The cattle made it work

Bellissima atmosfera, mi piace moltissimo!

Thanks for a great lesson Robert! New subscriber and i wish I’d found your videos earlier

Fun colour choice which worked. I thought the cows would read too strong (dark) esp the more distant ones... but it all fell into place. Even the splodge settled into a moon. Hmm something fishy going on here mate, I reckon! (Love your stuff)

Thanks

Hi Robert, I can't tell you how much I loved watching that. You're very confident. The thing that impresses me most is your colour choices. They're simple but very evocative. Would you mind telling me what red you used for the sky? I wondered if it was perylene maroon?

I love the textures. Did you wet the paper first ?