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Thank you! 😊🙌

Hi there, thanks for reaching out! That is wonderful to hear 🥰 We're all about empowering and inspiring everyone to create so that's awesome feedback. We'd love to see what you're creating, so feel free to tag us at @montmarteart Instagram or Facebook 🎨

Thankyou and your welcome :)

Thanks mate that will suffice really glad you like it ;)

Hi sumachy, appreciate you commenting. Hope your getting on well with your H20 paints :)

MontMarteArt yes. It's a learning curve. But loving it! 😁

salut Marie, très gentil de votre part, raconte que vous l'aimez Hug

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Can you please post the link for the pdf..TY

Hi Cassandra, we're glad you like the lesson. The PDF is downloadable from our website: www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-paint-realistic-orchids-in-acrylic-paint

Thanks Giovanna glad you enjoyed it.

Hello there Christel, Yes top coating with oils would make for a beautiful finish. Thanks and Same to you friend.

Hi Diane, true they can be. Thanks for commenting :)

Hi Rupsa, thanks for the encouraging message.

Hi Patricia, you are welcome an we'll keep it up ok. :)

Hi CheruvuMaruthi, there is a bit in this lesson, you maybe able to get more out by downloading the accompanying PDF.

Where is the link to access the PDF file?

www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-paint-realistic-orchids-in-acrylic-paint :)

Hi Betty, that's nice of you to say, we love to hear that people are enjoying what we are doing. The song is called 'Blue classic melodic guitar' by Blue Horse. Thanks for the encouraging comment too. :)

Thank YOU very much. Your work is indeed inspiring.

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Hi Jessica, thanks for your feedback! We hope you find plenty of inspo on our channel :)

@@MontMarteArt same here my friend...i hope someday you can visit mine too and maybe you will inspired me more...of doing more paintings

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Good on you Toni :)

Hi Sabine, we're glad you enjoyed it! You can find the downloadable PDF here: www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-paint-realistic-orchids-in-acrylic-paint

Hi Hawell Teves, you sure can. Good luck!

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Hi Carol, thanks for your great feedback! We hope you enjoy creating with your Mont Marte goodies 😊 You can download the orchid pattern here > www.montmarte.net/media/aw_blog/project_resources/paint-realistic-orchids-acrylic_1.pdf

Hi Traci, there's a drawing of the orchid in the PDF attachment in the lesson on our website: www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-paint-realistic-orchids-in-acrylic-paint. If you are not confident drawing freehand onto the canvas we'd recommend using a grid system to draw on the orchid, a lesson on that can be found here: www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-enlarge-a-photo

Hi Amanda, great question. We'd recommend adding a coat of varnish for a few reasons - it helps protect your artwork, it creates an even, glossy surface and your artwork will be easier to clean further down the track. We hope this answers your question!

MontMarteArt thank you so much 👍😊

Thank you!

Hi Sharon, some techniques are done in real time the first time they are shown, and in subsequent shots are sped up to save time :) we recommend watching the video several times before starting this project, and once you've begun following the PDF attachment and instructions Joe suggests as he paints in the video. You can also slow down the video in Settings > Speed. We hope this helps you and remember to keep creating!

Hi Stiina, thank you for your question. If you plan on painting with oil colours, you would use a different approach to the one you see in this video. In this tutorial, the quick drying attributes of acrylic paint have allowed multiple coats to be built up on top of one another to reach the correct tone, colour and texture. For this to work, the underlying coat needs to be dry before the next coat is laid down. In contrast, oil paints dry very slowly so they cannot be dried and layered in the same way. A benefit of using oil paints, however, is that they blend seamlessly so you don't need to build up the layers to achieve the required tone, colour and texture. We do have a lesson about how to paint a rose in oils which shows a good method for painting flowers using oil paint. If you're interested, you can watch it here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nMB_eZd4y7aupXU.html

MontMarteArt Thank you for the answer

Thank you! Glad you like it 🥰🎨

Glad you are able to follow along! 🥰

Hi Olivia, we used our Dimension Acrylic paints for this project :) You can find a list of materials here: goo.gl/WLtb4q

Hi there, thanks for getting in touch! You can find the PDF guide here > bit.ly/3gQjkBo 😊

Hi Lidia, you can find the PDF here: www.montmarte.net/mont-marte-tv/view/how-to-paint-realistic-orchids-in-acrylic-paint

Thank you so much!

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