You are the best watercolor teacher I’ve ever seen. I’ve been many watercolor classes, workshops, non of the teachers explained the fundamentals about watercolor like you do. So glad I can access your classes online and they are free! May God bless you!

Thank you Mr. Miller for your teachings. You are a very kind man, there aren't many people like you. I have painting since I am 13 years of age and today I am 69. I don't consider myself a good painter because I have only taken lessons sporadically. I cannot afford to pay for a fine art school. You Tube have help me a lot in improving my paintings. I do not feel very confident because of not being able to go to a fine school. I am a self taught. I have been trying very hard because painting is my passion. You are such a great person and I appreciate so much your lessons. I am sorry that I cannot pay for painting lessons. I can merely pay for Internet service. But watching you in this channel is helping me a great deal. I have always painted mostly in oils, now I am practicing with acrylics and watercolors. I find watercolor to be more difficult than oils, as well acrylics. I am not giving up. I will continue to paint until I die, really. My favorite artist is Rembrandt, I wish I could learn so well to control my lights like this old master. Thank you again for your kindness.

Nobody has tought as well as you did in this tutorial to manage and control wet brushes. Thank you.

How is your channel so underappreciated! Unfathomable to me. Love the 1 to 10 scale of water in brush, and several other techniques I've been picking up. It all makes so much sense now. I wish I had found you sooner! Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and posting them for us. Much appreciated.

Lessons at the heart of one's desire. It makes people like me want to say thank you with all humility and humbleness that I can muster. Deeply learnt and thankfully enabled.

Excellent! Your explanation and demo is very clear. Very much appreciated!

Thank you so much for your talent and generosity , Mr. Miller. You are one great and patient teacher. Your lessons are precious answers to all of my "a beginner's silly questions" in watercolouring. There will be more fun than stress in my painting practice.

Just what this beginner needs to see. Thank you so very much. I'm staying tuned.

Truly, you are a fine teacher !

This was a great lesson. Thanks you. My mom panted in oil but I prefer watercolor. I have learned so much from KZfaq and you are my favorite teacher!

Thank you so much for posting these lessons! I have followed a few of your videos today and I have already learned a lot about watercolor. This is going to help me immensely in becoming a better painter!

I love your teaching style, loud and clear. This is a topic I need a lot of practice in because I learned bad habits over the years but I bought some paper just for practice and exploration.

Dear Sir I am so greatful for your lessons ,there are many painter out in the world but only few artist and you are ,I think ,one of the best.Thank you Stan

Thank you very much. Stan for you generosity and to partake his artistry. Congratulations from Spain.

Thank you, i really learn a lot from your teaching. Thank you for teaching and sharing, waiting to learn more from you. Once again thank you(with deep bow).

Realy you are great teacher , i get more tips for your lessons thank you so much, i am one of the beginners

Thank u for this great series of lessons for beginners!

Thank you do much for sharing this lesson. I've been having trouble with using the right amount of water and now I have a great baseline to judge and adjust to thanks to you.

I’ve learned from racha lesson, but this video has been unique. Thank you very much!

Great lesson!

Extremely helpful, thankyou !

Thank you Jorge.

It's difficult to "feel" how wet the brush is, unless one uses their fingers. Just "slightly" too wet or dry, and their can be big problems.

You are a great teacher.

thank you, this helps a lot to me

I've already commented on one of your videos but I'll say it again, you're a really amazing teacher. I've learnt so much in these past few days, ever since I started watching your videos. I do have a question, though. I noticed that you never tape your paper down, which is contradictory to the other videos I've seen. Is it necessary to tape down watercolor paper at this stage (beginner) or can I keep practicing these activities without taping my paper down?

Very helpful thank you! Is it possible to "reactivate" dried old paint so it becomes more gooey?

Thank you very much..sir

a great teacher!

thanks a lot sir

Thanks for the video ! I have a question, is hard watercolor good to start (watercolor pad ? Don't know the good word in englihs) ? I have a little Van Gogh hard watercolor pad, but don't know if it's a good quality, or enough to start with..

What can be done with the dried out paint? Do you reserve that for when you want a lighter tone? Or do you add water to it and wait for it to "gooify" again? (This would be relevant for old tubes of paints that have solidified too, I guess.) Thanks!

Hi Stan. Thank you very much for your videos. What brand of brushes and water color paper you recommend ? Your youtube student.

What do you do with the dried paint in cups?

Thank you Stan. You taught like no one else did. I got a light bulb moment each time I watched your video! One thing confused me is that your title is watercolor and egg tempera paintings. I’ve never seen you used egg tempera. Am I missing anything?

hi Mr Miller! First thank you very much. My question is if we can do both hard and soft edges on dry paper. Do you use watered paper? sorry for my poor english.

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Hello, sorry people are not your students! and please stop believe you're the only one, the unique knowing how to paint, the God of the watercolor... this attitude make you very small... have a nice day, mister "I,. me,. myself"...