Beautiful beautiful. Maybe should have stopped earlier before finishing the vase. However all very beautiful.

Susie, I'm not exactly sure when he started using his own collection of brushes, but he uses brushes referred to as "The Loose Gang." There is a link to them below the video. They include Big Brian, a size 16 round brush with a modified tip, Dangerous Dave (red handle) a modified size 14 dagger brush, Mini Dave (black handle), which is also a dagger brush, but quite a bit smaller. (I own several other brands of daggers and his "Mini Dave" is by far my favorite for it's ability to hold both water and pigment); Miss Rigger, which is a rigger with a script brush handle, and lastly Flat Phil, a 1/2" flat brush. I did not purchase this, as I already owned a good 1/2" flat brush. I have Big Brian, Dangerous Dave, Mini Dave and Miss Rigger and love each of them. I will say that Dangerous Dave has taken me a bit of getting used to as it holds SO MUCH water and pigment. Andrew designed these brushes to help us to get "loose" in our painting style and they do help! They come from the UK and took a little over 3 weeks to arrive. I hope this helps! P.S. In this video I believe he used Dangerous Dave, Mini Dave and Miss Rigger. Lastly, he also has monthly membership, which gives you access to over 100 completely narrated videos with drawing, pigments used listed at the beginning (he uses Winsor and Newton Cotman pigments primarily, unless a color he wants is only available in W&N's Professional line.)

Darlene, I had the very same problem. I live in the states and just figured it was because the video streaming was from over the pond.