Thank you so much for watching :)

Thanks for watching! Sometimes, I have to repaint things because I will accidentally overwork the first one. Have fun!

Thank you

I also would love to know for certain the colors. It looks to be yellow ochre, burnt sienna, and if I had to guess ultramarine blue and Payne's gray. I am guessing on the warm hues and observing the video only. I am bout to do my own from a similar reference drawing utilizing the beautiful technique demonstrated here. Learning so much from watching. I'd also guess that the very tiniest bit of guadinachrome gole would be lovely as a finishing touch to the beak but so sparingly as to keep it from taking the detailed painting and fading it or making it bleed to a color less vibrant than achieved here. Love, love watching you paint.

So based on her comments on a similar watercolor of a blue heron, it is indigo, Payne's gray, cadmium yellow, burnt sienna , sepia, and Mayan blue genuine which I don't have. I think I can substitute gamboge as a warm yellow and either manganese with a bit of Payne's gray or Cerulean (almost a whisper of it) mixed with transparent orange. I'm likely to use the manganese blue with payne's gray since it's already in her palette, but I am going to do this sparingly also because that blue tends to create a washed out fade when it dries. I'm so new to this, but that is what I am going to try.

Thank you so much!

Thank you

You could do either. Depends on how you would want to tackle it, maybe test both methods out. I don't paint backgrounds very often

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