thanks for your content, its very helping and inspiring. i have a suggestion for more videos, well its more like i am searching for ways to approach it and can't find the helpful video of nocturne with watercolor. really hoping that you post some lessons on nocturne. thanks

This video is exactly what i needed

This was so helpful. Ive been practicing clouds for awhile and doing pretty simple skies for my landscapes because I just wasn’t bold enough to try the gray and shadows in the clouds. I usually doing my skies too wet and ended up with the fuzzy edges. Thank you for your art and sharing your technique. I love it!

Hi Eric, I often find that when we look at a loose wc painting (even the work of good painters), from a close distance, say 1 feet or painting distance, it often looks dirty. It also looks like a bunch of strokes have been put together to make it look like the subject matter. It looks childish, dirty, inexperienced, lacks elegance. But when you look from a bit far, it looks so good, so pure, divine. Do you find this also? Should I worry about it because I reject my work often because of this reason. Should one look at the overall picture in watercolour, not too close but a safe distance? Does this happen with all watercolourists, even experienced ones? Thanks

@@ES-hr8yx Well that's kinda the point. To represent subject with the simplest lines. You gain a feeling for it with time but if it is something you don't like about it maybe that technique just is not for you and that's totally fine :) Everybody should have his own style.

Please pronounce things instead of sings. It's 'th' not 's'. Something and not somesing! Just pointing out.

@@telfordlee4896 Please take your rude comments somewhere else. I’m an American born Chinese with parents who were born in mainland China in the 1930’s and who have lived here in the US since 1955. They still have accents…and I would never be so arrogant as to tell them how to speak.

@@uclapt I agree. My sentiments exactly.

@@telfordlee4896 That is just mean. Go away. Do you know a second language?

I am too a Chinese American, came to the States in my 20s, still speak with an accent. English is hard for Chinese or many Asians. My husband corrects me often, and I appreciate it! And I want him to too! Maybe I am not sensitive to the language- after having been living here for 20 years😆, I don't perceive Monkey's comment as rude. I think it really depends on the person's tone and intentions. People sometimes can get too sensitive to constructive feedback?

Still... not as extraordinary as the real thing 😛 but I learn not to compare them

Thank you 😊

Thank you. So helpful

Congrats😅

and the fact that you are a video game artist, my trust and respect for you increases 200%.

Love it

I will try this. I know I need help thank you.