I have a hard time making the small, delicate twigs on the end.

@@LilCraftyNook It's best to switch for a smaller brush and paint outwards from the trunk.

Fir type trees (pine, cedar, etc.) at a closer view are a bit of a problem for me when they are closer.

The algorithm knows everything... :-)

It can yes. There's a tree above the studio and it was more sort of big occasional drips!

So true!

Good to know!

No problem, feel free to watch them all ;-) It's hard to believe I have made so many!

Super!

No problem Joan, good idea about the credit card too!

You are very welcome!

Glad you like them!

Yes! Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Oh super! Sounds lovely ☺️

Keep trying Sherry! x

Wow, thanks! Mind of watercolor :-) Yes he is great and teaches techniques like me!

Steve is an awesome instructor, sketches and paints masterfully. And he straight up recommends artist grade paint and the best paper right from the start even if it is a few. None of the muddied up stuff that makes students feel like they can’t be artists. I also enjoy how he’s not afraid just to paint his composition for the whole video time. That’s how one learns. Awesome instructor and graphic artist. The real deal.

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks 😊

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you so much! A lady called Sophie does them for me!

You are very welcome!

Good luck!

Glad you like it!

Many thanks!

Awesome! Thank you!

Thanks so much Isabel I really appreciate it ☺️

Don't forget Thinkific too :-)

You are so welcome!

Oh, in the States we call the plastic sheets "Saran Wrap" 🤗

Noted!

Ah, the one in the graphic isn't mine ☺️ I have a jet black cat, you can see him on my computer screensaver in the background!

So glad you liked it and thanks for subscribing! 🙏

Glad it was helpful!

You are welcome Judy!

No problem

You're welcome!

You are very welcome!

Great ideas... I have tried the embossing tools, I use them for colored pencil work, I didn't find it as good as a knife but need to experiment more with different sizes. Thanks for watching :-)

Sending ALL the rain over :-) The cat in the subscribe graphic is not mine, my cat is Gimlet, jet black and grumpy. I may coax him into modelling for the next graphic though... He can sometimes be seen on the background in my screensaver too!

In the Studio with Michele Webber lovely! I love his name. I had a black cat named Tuppence because she was tiny. I see Gimlet on the computer, what a beauty he is. Michele these videos are so helpful and wonderful and here’s something I really love: you talk to your viewers like we each have a brain. On so many of these videos, the tutor talks to viewers as if we are in kindergarten, or as if we have no idea why we’re there. You give us credit for being seekers of knowledge, not just entertainment. It’s so refreshing! 🌹

Thank you Deirdre, I must confess that although I watch a lot of KZfaq channels, I don't watch many of the art youtubers. My business mentor encouraged me to make videos (for social media) and I found that I loved making KZfaq videos most of all. I have been teaching in the real world for decades so I think that's a bit of an advantage.

In the Studio with Michele Webber it shows! You have a great manner.

Trees are a renewable resource, waxed paper to wrap your sandwiches with is better than plastic wrap or a plastic case. They even have videos to make waxed fabric to wrap sandwiches in. Love your videos, I've been binge watching them while in the house social distancing. Stay safe.

Glad you like them!

I have done a small moon here, or do you mean big and up close? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZqeVhsZl1cmVkoE.html

Yes big and up close and how to texture it. Thanks.

Thanks Paty, I came off Tamoxifen earlier this year and it pretty much wrecked my nails so I get them done ☺️ Have to keep them dead short for martial arts training though 👍

I have gel nail polish done every 3 weeks by a lovely lady called Sophie, they are pretty indestructable! I keep them short for martial arts training :-)

Glad you enjoyed it!

That's a great idea!

You're welcome!

Birch trees are great to paint 🙂

No problem!

You will need to use acrylic, and if you get some dark brown and white you should be able to make a range of shades. Dry brush technique will help if you have a look you will find some acrylic tutorials (not on my channel yet though).

Hi, it's unfortunately probably something at your end. You can try a different device or browser, clearing cookies etc. It could also be that you are having local signal

It's an SAA Silver Synthetic (UK brand)

Sorry I've got over 300 video now, I am not sure if the video showed it. If you look for my 30 watercolor techniques video you can see cling film results :-)

Hi Denis, Happy Christmas to you too, loving the welsh words! Palette is by Frisk, you can get it here: amzn.to/2RU5sqD

@@IntheStudiowithMicheleWebber Diolch, Michelle! I've ordered three and will spend some time organising my pallettes into 'studio' (posh name for a corner of my lounge!), and 'plein air', for a huge trip throuh Europe that I am planning. Da boch*, Den * 'Bye bye..

It's an old video and without watching it again... but most of my palettes are by Frisk, at least the plastic ones.

Hi Fred, If you start with a brown, then adjust, if the trunks need to be lighter add white, if they need to be greyer add a little blue. Blue added to brown will push it towards grey. Alternatively add warm yellow and red to warm up the colour/make orange. Do you use acrylics?

In the Studio with Michele Webber ..... thanks Michele, yes I use acrylics and also various modelling paints , eg citadel and Vallejo .. regards Fred

It's an old video so not sure, but generally for youtube technique demos SAA Practice or Bockingford, nothing expensive.

I may do a longer video on this soon Sean

Click more …under video title ….scroll on the right till (see transcript ) shows, see the script of whole video stop it anytime you want and hop into that point…easy and so useful especially if you have a language problem.

This is a very old video, I have no idea what video/set up I was using at the time :-)