I like the moment your paintings come alive paul. Many thanks for your videos

Neato Paul, What a great picture. Wednesdays are the highlight of the week thanks to you and Margot. Love your humor. Thanks, Sherry

Fabulous, love this old tractor painting. Thank you.

I see myself riding off in that tractor. It’s really lovely,Paul.

Is there anything cooler to paint than a vintage tractor in a scruffy old farm yard? Very enjoyable indeed.

Thank you, the next time I need rust I will try the blue and orange. And a big thank you to all those (past, present, and future) in the farming community. We would not be here without them.

Amazing. I think I found my mentor. I'm an Illustrator and have been at this for 50 years and I'm still learning. Thank you.

Love this painting. My tractor doesn't have any character. It's too new. One day I want an old one with character. Thanks, tractors are one of my favorite things.

Dear Paul, I really like your choice of topic. I just watched it, but I enjoyed your presentation material throughout. This is my favorite video right now. I'll start tomorrow morning.

You outdid yourself on this Paul, absolutely incredible

I was feeling tired but when I watched this, I relaxed very well.

Mr Paul, you have tugged at my heartstrings today! My daddy absolutely loved his tractor. He was 87 when he passed and was on his tractor a week before he died. He taught my son to drive/use it and those are such sweet memories. I’m going to certainly try to paint this one! As always, thank you so much for your tutorials.

Hey Paul - you are amazing. The music to your tutorial is so relaxing I almost fell asleep - but just managed to stay focused. Thank you for allowing us to watch your videos free of charge.

Simply love to watch your tutorials.I learn so much from you, THANK YOU A HUNDRED TIMES!

Oh wow, my husband has a Case tractor and it’s his birthday next month! Brilliant Birthday present idea!! I’ll have to leave it orange though!

Hi Paul, Being a farmboy of, what seems like a hundred years ago, this watercolour struck a chord with me. Thank you, my friend. Come back soon. PS. A perfect colour choice for this rusty derelict from years past! Eric...

Superb Paul. Great to watch a master at work! Thankyou.

Hey there Paul, this is Rita.... Love, love love... just finished painting my brother in law's 1987 Ford Bronco II Limited Addition, however, tires are a bit daunting ... the tires were a bit wonky, (I was tired out) ... until I watched a few tutorials on painting cars and tires!!! I couldn't toss the first one in the trash because the rest of it was okay ... so, I aged it a bit in a field of grass and placed a sign up that said "best in show 1987". then I painted the one I thought was more like the one he took much care to preserve. He loved them both which now hang in his garage. I love the rusty ones. Their is a certain allure. Thank you for this tutorial. And thank you for taking the time to care of all who care so much about learning how to paint . God Bless!!!

Hi Paul, I just read that Frank Clarke (have some more fun) passed away in Dec. What a loss. He and yourself have done so much for us novices on the point of encouragement. Thanks for sharing your gift. Phil from Ohio

hi Paul what a lovely tractor painting just up my street can't wait to give it a go

How wonderful in this day and age to hear you say how you love to give you wisdom and talent for free on u. Tube you really are wonderfully gifted and inspire us all.

Love this, Paul, thank you! A few years back I painted my brother's tractor while staying at his place for a week. It was in my journal. He liked it so much I took it out (I'd only do that for him), framed it, and it now resides on his desk. I keep telling myself I need to paint it again. After watching you I think I'll do just that! You're so inspiring.

What a wonderful time to watch this coming to life. Thank you so much.❤❤❤

Appreciate your instructions on why you choose certain colors for warmth and shading, as well, your comment about using long continous strokes. I always learn something new with each video.

Gorgeous! Love the colors and subject. Rust is my jam! ❤

Paul! I just love this painting. Choosing to depict itthe tractor in Blue it reminds me of my old Fordson Major although it had exhausts on the bonnet. Elderly when I was thrilled to start driving it for harvest 1950 when I was 11. When I was heavy enough to depress the clutch when I stood with all my weight on it I was untrusted with this machine, two four whelped trailers and two men to draw in the sheaves of corn. What a thrill. One small thing, No farmer I ever knew and I have known many in three countries, would ever dump a tractor bearing such new looking tyres - or indeed any. Always so many alternative sea for them. Fantastica. I Love it. Look forward to having a go m

Really enjoyed watching this video, reminds me of summer holidays spent on my uncle's farm in Devon in the 50s and 60s. learning to drive on T30 Fergy and Zetors, and getting tipsy on local cider-what great times! Thanks for all your videos!

well done paul 1st class painting again please keep painting subject matter was very good brilliant just brilliant

Such a beautiful video and painting. Thank you very much Paul❤

Everything in this painting is so beautiful: the background, the stones, the grass, the tractor of course. It all comes together so harmoniously. Thank you, Paul for yet another fantastic tutorial. There are many great watercolor channels on KZfaq, but your channel is by far my favourite.

Am surprised so many females liked this. I wasn't sold until you painted it blue. (My grandmother had to tint my milk blue to get me to drink it). It came out a very lovable tractor, I must say, though I'm a suburbanite who prefers modern cars that don't rust and break down. I can see how a farmer could love this💕💙Very nicely done!

Great painting, great subject. It’s inspired me to paint a Morris Commercial lorry that is being restored by family.

Дякую, Paul.Захоплююсь Вашими уроками, Ви для мене як ковток свіжого і чистого повітря!

I absolutely loved the video of the old rustic tractor, I’m going to give it a try. My late husband was a farmer all his life and had quite an array of old tractors….thanks for the memories. Sincerely, Victoria from Dahlonega, Ga

I like pictures of old machinery being absorbed into nature. The contrast between soft foliage and hard metal fascinates me. If you want to make my day could you try a similar theme with a steam locomotive, or a traction engine - perhaps even an aeroplane?

I’m going to take what I’ve learned from this tutorial and apply it to painting from a photograph of my husband’s old Allis Chalmers. He won’t be amused by Turing an orange tractor blue, so I have a challenge in front of me. I’m thinking a good deal of burnt sienna and burnt umber. Thanks for the inspiration!

Thanks so much, Paul. I so enjoyed but was not distracted by your tractor. I learn so much from you and enjoyed my breakfast again with you on this Watercolor Wednesday!

Thank you, thank you, thank you. This will help me get painting again. Great teaching style.

Nice job with the tractor. every stroke adds to the overall impression!

You get beauty from the simple scenes ! Thank you Paul 😊

Such a great artist and teacher as well. My kind of painting bc I was originally from New England, rock walls, barns, sloping hills and trees. Old cars, wooden gates and yes sometimes birds or sleeping dogs. But you offered the glazing, suggested brushes and colors. Thank U, thank U. You now have a selected spot in my library. Inspiration as well. Haven't touched my paints in 3 years. Grief issues! You have resurrected my need to paint again. Thank U.

As a farmer's daughter, this is beautiful and is taught so well. Thank you.

Ah Paul, that was pure magic to watch! The fact that you so very generously provide the drawing templates for these tutorials also makes it so accessible to us as drawing is the downfall of many of us who are amateur painters. Thank you so very much. I thoroughly enjoyed it and really can't wait to give it a whirl. 💕

Very nice Paul! I am a Minnesota USA gal who grew up on a farm. My farmer father would have loved this scene while not quite accepting the blue Case tractor!!! Job well done. Thanks!

Paul, thank you for this lovely nostalgic rendition of farm life. The image, background, foreground and detail arouse vivid memories for me when my wife and four young children lived and loved our country home. This takes me there, Thank you. Tommy Brewer

A very harmoniously blended piece

Hello Paul, wow you have lifted my spirits and I feel that I could watch your videos to know I could pick up my watercolour paints again. Thank you xxx I’ve made only a small donation but will do so every time I watch one of your videos xxxx

Amazing project! The way you take a bulldozer photo, you get it old and you fit it in a nice landscape is stunning! Thank you very much to share your skills.

You found my tractor !!! Great choice of theme !! Great colors ! Well explained ! Not sure about the half time beer

Good morning 🍳🥛🍩☕ dear Paul 💋! I welcome you to your cozy watercolor studio and am happy to write another commentary on the new video! Amazing topic - rural equipment! There is something sad in this with notes of sadness 😔! The old hard worker-tractor has worked out his life and is now abandoned, proving to be useless, rusting in the air. Only a talented artist managed to smooth over the lonely fate of the old tractor and give it a second life in his picture, presenting it in all its glory, depicting it as an honest worker who gave all his strength for the good of people! Of course, there are many machines that are indispensable in agriculture, faithful helpers for farmers - combines, seeders .... Even when they become unusable, they retain their dignity, but only a brilliant artist who can see the beauty even in such an old one technique can see it and subtly notice all the nuances ! Thank you Paul for your rare talent and I like 👍 for the work of art! All the best to you and further success. Bye ... bye ... P.S. Sorry Paul could not be the first to respond to your video, we had a disconnected Internet -for preventive work on the line of the Internet provider! 👍👍👍🎨🎨🎨🖼️🖼️🖼️♥️♥️♥️🚜🚜🚜😊😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗🤗🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️ Do you agree with me Paul?or not.....???❤❤❤💋💋💋👍👍👍😊🖐🖼🎨🌹🌹🌹

I really like this one Paul, one of your best. I particularly like that you have not just painted a tractor but a rusty old tractor that has been pushed by the wall and left with the grasses growing around it, Can we please have some more of this type of painting.

im loving this one Paul i dont do much wet in wet so will be good for me t give it a go .thanks for your free time every week ,and you music is cool this week too

Its My First time watching a painting in detail & with lots of Tips... thank you sir

Just love the themed T-shirt. 😄

That’s a beautiful painting Paul. The tractor looked a bit flat at first but adding the details really brought it out. I loved the music too, especially the song. And the beer!

I've watched this several times over the past few weeks and each time it still seems fresh and new. I fully intend to do this painting, perhaps two or three times. Old cars from the 30s are a passion of mine and this will be an important learning project. P.S, That background music is beautiful as well.

It’s a realistic, cool old tractor. The color is elegant.💕🐬

Another great tutorial! Much more my ‘cup of tea’ than the black paper one 😉 Thanks again, Paul.

I can’t thank you enough for all the work you put into these amazing videos. I am still working on the sketching skills and your PDF’s provide a wonderful and helpful guide. I tackle my Parkinson’s every day by drawing and you have introduced me to the world of watercolors. I have a beginner set and a few brushes. So far I’ve been slapped in the face as my paper curled faster than one could imagine so I tape it to my desk with painters tape. I have a LONG way to go but watching you keeps me inspired. Thank you so much. Jim in Oregon

Love this one, of course I love everyone you paint! Wednesday is my favorite day of the week. Always a great big thank you for your teaching!

Great tutorial; you had that old tractor singing but you added so many tips and techniques which were so helpful! Thanks 💗

wow, what a treat seeing this one all come together! Thank You, so much!!

who knew that an old rusty tractor sitting abandoned in a field could be so beautiful?? I love it!!

Paul - Huge thanks for this one...could watch you paint for hours. You are a truly inspiring!!!! Cheers......

Whoa!!!! Thanks for this! Can I sketch a tractor?!! Thanks to you, at least I have no fear. I still need to watch last week's video! This is wonderful, Paul.

Absolutely loved this tutorial! Thanks Paul.

I love watching you paint it’s so relaxing and you missed. It looks so damn easy.😂❤

Wow, speechless! Just WOW

I love watching you paint, thank you for all that you do 😊

A very interesting painting! I enjoyed it very much!

Your work is so, so pretty.

What a fantastic result ! Great tutorial as always, many thanks

Beautiful work. It reminded me of the importance to keep going back in with stronger colour to add depth.

Thank you so much for teaching me how to paint! ❤️ God bless you so much 😊

I love this one! Wonderful!

Absolutely mesmerising, you make it look sooooooooooo easy. Mine would look like Gypsies have been fly tipping again!

Another great video Paul nice to go back to country scenes 👍

Fantastic tutorial as always. I started painting a year ago after I retired and find your videos so informative. My work has come on in leaps and bounds since I started following you. Many thanks.

You make the paintings very enjoyable. Your teaching techniques, your voice, everything spot-on. Love the T-shirt have to get one for my husband. keep up the good work

I find myself coming back to Mr Clark's videos time & again, and it is easy to see why! I happen to work on a farm-he nailed it. Loved the music in this one too!

Love this one! Reminds me of my grandpa's tractor. You have inspired me to attempt to paint one of his tractors for my dad's 85th birthday. Thank you so much!!

I love watching you paint. I love this picture.

Te ha quedado precioso.

Beautiful ! Thank you for sharing a fab rendition !!

Great old tractor painting Paul. I love doing these kinds of watercolors…. Old trucks, old barns, old Tractors, etc. Fairly realistic but with subtle and loose surroundings. Can’t wait to “give it a go”. Thanks again for a wonderful tutorial. Cheers!

Love this tutorial Paul!! Brings back memories of my Dad! He rebuilt and sold old tractors and new farm equipment in the last years of his life. Everyone called him Tractorman. I’m inspired to paint his old red Farmall!!!

I ABSOLUTELY HAD TO DO THIS ONE !!! I love it..I think I tend to lean toward old things in some state of deterioration sitting in grasses..They seem to be my favorites..Mailboxes, Bicycles, etc. Thanks again for all your expertise..I really love doing your tutorials..Enjoy your weekend..😇

Rust n barbed wire...who knew it would be so attractorive!! A good wee bit of everything in there Paul..😁😁

Beautiful work..and beautiful calm song..this time, like for it also..

Absolutely brilliant!

and now your grass video will be even more popular. thank you so much :)

Lovely painting, wii give this a go for sure, thank you Sir.

This was awesome! My son has an old tractor that I would love to paint for him. I have been to chicken to try, but after watching this “I’m going to give it a Go”. Thanks Paul for your inspiration.

Thank you for another Watercolor Wednesday!! Who knew a tractor could be so interesting to paint..?! A still life of people's "junk" in their yards could make an interesting statement! Loved the brush work - the swoop of the rigger brush making the barb wire and the rust on the tractor! I also love the splats of clear water and the effects it creates in the paint. Thanks Paul and Margot for your constant sharing of painting and techniques! Janell

Thanks Paul for another inspiring tutorial. I have not painted much at all lately but watching as many tutorials when time permits certainly takes the "blues" away . God bless you and Margot.

I never thought an old tractor could be so beautiful.

I love all your paintings Paul and loved this one in particular.

Honestly Paul, probably my most favourite of all your paintings !! Authentic and a great example of giving the impression of so much detail, but as you said I'm not sure what bit is where, you'd never know, thank you !!

Wow! Super! I came across a similar looking tractor this fall in Alberta. It was a Massey Harris, bright red. It's amazing how everything comes to life and comes off the page.

As always, another Wonderful Wednesday! This old gal is sitting here cozily ensconced in front of the fire here in very, very cold and snowy New Hampshire watching this delightful video for the third time!! It is so mesmerizing between watching your masterful strokes as you create this lovely old tractor sitting in the summer grass by the old stone wall and enjoying the ethereal background music. It evokes memories of those warm summer days. This one will be quite the challenge for me but I can't resist. Such great timing, I just received my new tube of beautiful cobalt blue 💙 by M. Graham and I have been dying to try it! 👩‍🦳🖌️