Melanie, you are too kind. More so than teaching and having whatever skill I possess, my true goal is simply just to inspire people to pick up a brush and get painting ☺ Thanks again so much and I appreciate you.

Aw thank you so much, Sharon. I try to always be aware of not rushing but at the same time keeping these videos no more than an hour lol. That’s the tricky part. I appreciate you, your support and your kind words 😊

Wow, Poppy thank you so much! I appreciate the kind words. I hope you can get some rest though as I suffer greatly from insomnia and it’s no fun 😞

Always appreciate the lovely comments, Nancie! Thank you so much. I’m just sorry I’m not able to put content out faster and more often. 🍻

No doubt you do and either way it's great work and it's my pleasure to help show it to the world 👍

The pressure was all mine 😆 🍻

I appreciate you so much! Are you painting along?

Indeed what I always say

Mountains made with a pallet knife are so awesome...that is how I make mine...that is my favorite way to paint...Barns, & Cabins, along landscapes, & love the texture....❤️😎

@@margehaiduc9096 Yeah it’s my favorite too because it’s so fun!

Greg, thanks again and if you ever have any more work to submit that you would like me to promote, just message me again. I’ll try to work and post the next episode as soon as I can. This is the way! 🍻

Thank you for saying that, Marene. Not only do I love giving other artists a platform, but I feel like it is part of the responsibility to uplift each other as artists and I’m honored to do it in hopes to inspire others and every normal day people to conquer fear and reach their goals. So I appreciate you and your lovely comment. Thank you!

Thanks pal 🍻

Thank you for saying that, Norman. Really appreciate it. By any chance are you related to Glenn Woodington who submits paintings for me to promote in my videos?

@@Kennysgreasypaint yes I am, actually it's me. Norman is my first name and glenn is my middle name. I go by glenn most times but sometimes Norman sneaks in.

@@glennwoodington Ahhh you got me there doing the bamboozle haha. But thanks again man and it’s always a pleasure to see your work and show it off 🍻

@@Kennysgreasypaint thx

I appreciate you, Daz! And for anyone who might see this comment, we’re going to have Daz with us as our guest in two episodes from now so everyone sub and stay tuned. It’s going to be great! 🍻

@@Kennysgreasypaint I’m looking forward to it very much. Cheers! Thank you.

Thank you! I’m guessing you’re a fan of the spring and current weather like me?

@@Kennysgreasypaint absolutely, I have two Cherry Blossoms in my yard!

@@strongisland7015 Awesome! I just wish they last longer all the way into and through the summer.

I’ll bet you did more than ok. Give yourself credit and be your own biggest fan 🙌🏾

Thank you, Fredrick! I appreciate you and the support for the channel. That’s actually a brush from a brand called ‘Merit pro’ which I bought online. I have to admit I was taking a chance with that one but it works out great in my experience. Unfortunately I am sorry to say I forgot the website which I ordered from. Let me know if you try it out and thanks again 🍻

Well when setting up and laying my paints down, I take my very sweet time with it. Trust me that helps lol. But during clean up I definitely get a spot or two on my hands and fingers but of course you don’t see that part because I already end the video lol. Best thing to do though is wipe the paint off your skin as soon as you notice it and it’ll prevent staining as well.

@@Kennysgreasypaint thank you so much. I enjoy your sense of humor and how you instruct us step by step. Thanks, Bill

@@williammead238 Thanks pal, I appreciate you. Also, baby wipes are a very cost effective way of cleaning paint off your palette and work area by the way. Give it a try 👍

Hey, friend thanks so much for your question. The fact that your brushes flare out is most likely the reason why you’re unhappy with your trees and not your technique of actually moving the brush. I would recommend a number 6 fan brush from the brand Simply Simmons or Alexander Art. They’re great brushes that work because they have natural bristle hairs which are ideal for oil paints. Your fan brush most likely might be a synthetic haired brush that’s only meant for acrylic or water colors. Depending on the mediums you paint with, it will matter and one should always use the proper tools in accordance. Also be sure to always clean your brushes, especially a fan brush by wiping the paint off outwards in the direction of the hairs with shop towels. This will extend brush life and prevent the hairs from flaring outwards. I hope this helps and if you try either of the brands I recommended, please let me know and happy painting to you 👍

​@@Kennysgreasypaint thanks for a reply, a prompt one at that! I appreciate. I have been using the fan brush that came with my 'Bob Ross master kit' I bought another set of three that said they were natural bristle (hog). I do take care to clean and (I think) careful when cleaning/drying them. I will try the brands you've mentioned and report back if it helps. again, thanks for the prompt reply.

@@kp-collectibles Ah well there you go. I could have told you that using anything from the BR brand doesn’t last long at all and that was your problem right there lol. But don’t just take it from my experience, that’s been the case with those products by most people who paint.

@@Kennysgreasypaint well then... I guess I'll buy new brushes. Will let you know how that turns out. I do have a set of other brushes so maybe while I wait, I'll try something other than the fan brush and see what happens. 🤷

@@kp-collectibles You’re doing the right thing though keeping at it. So much respect and admiration for that 🍻

Yep. I get that a lot lol.