I find it really helps with the whole painting if the tonal range is established early on :-)

Thanks Zarah, I'm glad my process works for you. Keep on painting!

I'm so pleased to have been part of your creative learning journey Elizabeth 🙂

Thanks Katelyn, I'm pleased you think so!

You're so welcome, I'm pleased you found it helpful. Thanks for your feedback! :-)

Thank you for your kind words Anita! Glad that you're enjoying my book too. x :)

We look forward to welcoming you to the School soon Maryan. If you haven't already, do try my free class here: www.annamasonart.com/free-class-sign-up/

We look forward to welcoming you back to the School Jena! :)

I'm so pleased you've found it helpful. Thanks for your lovely comment :-)

Thank you!

Thank you Nehal! You can see a list of all the paints and other equipment I use at www.annamasonart.com/equipment :-)

@@NatureStudioTV tq dear❤❤

Hi, you can see my previous blog on this subject below, for my other video on this topic, I'm afraid you'd need to join my School as it's part of my Knowledge Base content! www.annamasonart.com/great-resources-for-taking-better-photos/ :)

Hi Elizabeth, yes the Hydrangea is a sketchbook tutorial in my online School. However, it's not a full tutorial, I do provide the drawing and picture to paint the full Hydrangea, but in the actual tutorial, I just show students how to paint the flowers and there's another tutorial on painting leaves. By combining the two tutorials, our members have proved that it's possible to achieve amazing results painting the whole thing! :)

Thanks so much Sonal! 🙌