Glad you enjoyed it and thank you for watching Frankie

Yes I agree

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Our pleasure and thanks for watching

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Lovely place

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Thank you so much Jamie

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Thanks so much Lisa 😊

Thanks so much Jan. Basil is doing well thank you

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It really is

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Glad you enjoyed it and thank you

Glad you enjoyed it Kate

Thanks

Might it have been about Cadmiums - don't know that it was! But, it has struck me recently - Cadmium Yellow is of course a big, strong, take no prisoners yellow: opaque, powerful, nothing stronger. But - I've used it for years, to make greens, oranges etc - and looking at my stuff, I see so much of it as crude, brutal, not so much in your face as blasting through your face - I wonder if you ever feel that it's so powerful as to be crude, as subtle as a Panzer tank, and, well - just too strong and too obvious? Obviously, when you need it, you really need it - but like Pthalo Green and Blue, I so often feel I just don't like it at all ... painting is about a lot more than choice of colours, I know: but when I want subtle - I'm going nowhere near the Cadmiums - trouble is, when I want strength of colour = where else am I going to go? Oh it does get difficult!

I prefer Manganese blue. Michael Harding markets the pthalo blue as a replica for manganese but I find it very different. Cadmiums are great but I find the yellow takes ages to dry 👍🏻

It seems to work well doesn’t it

Thank you

My pleasure

Thank you. Mainly pthalo blue for this one 👍🏻

Thank you 🙏🏻

Maybe I will - we’ll see how it goes

Thank you. Too close to the edge of the cliff top for Basil

I will do my best Mike

It’s a pthalo blue and lemon yellow mix for this one

Morning and afternoon