Thanks for sharing this info! :)

Thanks Char. really helpful :)

Thank You! Much appreciated! 👍😊

Thank you!

Thank you so much

Carol, do it!!! :) Thank you so much for your comment!

Thank you, Cynthia! I hope you get to try it out for yourself! :)

Thank you so much, Ellen! We're so glad you are enjoying the videos!!

Thank you for that recognition!

You are so welcome!

How fun that you got to paint this project in anticipation for iris time at your house! We cannot tell you enough how much we appreciate that you paint along with us.

@@LetsMakeArt And I can't tell you enough how much these tutorials mean to me! Your company has helped me more than I can express!

Wow, thank you, Mary! That makes me so happy to hear!

Thank you! 😊Have you tried painting along yet? We would love to see yours if you do.

@@LetsMakeArt No, I just found you! Painting is set aside while the sewing machine is on the table LOL Can’t wait though!!

Haha that's great! We try to keep it fresh for the young crowd! ;)

Thank you so much for watching!

@@LetsMakeArt wlcm.....and I'm also a art student i love painting,drawing etc.......😊😊

Welcome!

@@LetsMakeArt I'm so happy I found you...I've lost some of my vision but work with my iPad and you...and have painted more in the last week than in the last two years. I'm so excited....fabulous medicine~! I see so many projects I want to try...your tutorials are great~!

On letsmakeart.com When you find the kit for sale you can scroll down to find this tutorial as well as the free download of the outline.

Hi Nikki! We had to start off by letting you know that you do not suck at all. Painting, like anything, takes practice to build up your skill. Walk away from your painting and when you come back to it, you'll be able to appreciate it in a different light. Some lessons definitely take you outside your comfort lesson and what is easy for one person can be a struggle for another artist. We just want you to know that we so appreciate you creating along with us. We appreciate you sticking through this tutorial with us and finishing your painting. Thank you for allowing us to be part of your creative journey. We are here cheering you on and totally want to hear how your next paint session goes.❤️

Flip the picture over. Using a soft lead pencil, apply a layer of graphite using a moderately heavy hand around the edges of the drawing. Flip the picture over. Place the picture on top of your watercolor paper. Using your pencil, go around the edges of the iris. Lift up the iris, and admire your "drawing.". You're welcome.

Hi! You'll want to click the link and then scroll down to the "I" section where you'll be able to find Iris outline. Happy creating!! www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library?Social&

Yesss!!! :)

Hi Jennifer! Sorry for the confusion, here's the link to the outline for you! cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2398/2457/files/Iris_outline_41ecd42c-318d-42d6-8157-5388dda3e280.pdf?1160

Deane Carlson great ideas! Maybe she’ll do an octopus too! 😊

You can access the Outline Library by clicking the link below. You'll want to scroll down to the "I" section where you will find the Iris outline. Happy creating! www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library?Social&

It’s cold pressed and it is 140 lbs

Butcher palette available on www.letsmakeart.com

That’s because the texture of the cotton paper make it seeps into it making it bleed out better.

Hi Ana! We're so happy to hear that you enjoyed this tutorial. If you click the link below you'll be taken to our Outline Library where you can download the Iris outline. You'll want to go to the "I" section and then you'll come across the outline you've got your eye on. www.letsmakeart.com/pages/lets-make-art-outline-library?Social&

Enamel butcher pallatte . Inexpensive on their website! 😊

@Barkano Here's the link to the one we use: www.letsmakeart.com/products/butcher-tray-paint-palette

@@jlynnsonnier5124 thanks!

Thank you so much 😀

You are not stupid at all! Watch our Beginner Series #4 Tips and Tricks video around the 0:50 mark Sarah will explain that to them.

Correct,you are not stupid at all!

Uh, NO! ☠😨😝🤢😱 I wouldn't even if you were using children's non-toxic paints. Pretty sure they put nasty taste in them to teach children Not to eat the paints! 😒

Noelle Armstrong I hope you’re just joking and being silly. Lots of watercolor paints are made of toxic heavy metals and nasty harmful chemicals. It’s not a good idea to have food or beverages anywhere near your rinse water, paints or brushes. It’s best to save any eating or drinking for when you take a break and step away from your painting. It’s good practice to take a break and stretch your body and change your position every so often anyway. That’s a good time to get a drink or a little nibble. Think of all those times we’re supposed to patiently wait for an area to dry. Keeping food and drinks separate from your work area also reduces the chance of accidentally getting food or drinks on your painting or contaminating your precious paints. I agree with @Long yarn, I wouldn’t even risk it with non-toxic paint. It’s about building good habits. And we really don’t know what is in those children’s paints anyway. Or bacteria deep in your brush hairs... Happy painting!

I would never drink paint AT ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You could end up into the hospital if you do Noelle

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You may not have enough water on the area.

Arlene Shermam. Dark wash. 1. Add water to your wash Paint on your mix plate. 2. Test it on scrap paper to see how dark. 3. Make a thinner line of paint on the edge of the flower (make sure your paper is pre-wet using a. thin line of water first). Then clean brush using wet but not dripping wet brush & smooth it out in towards the center of the flower. If your wash (paint) is to strong.......Immediately blot it with paper towel, you may want to allow paper dry & start again. Practice. Practice. Practice........its usually about the water & being quick enough. Hope this is helpful

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