So glad the lessons are helpful!

Thanks so much, happy to hear my lessons continue to help!

Thank you! So glad you like my work and enjoy the lessons.

You are most welcome!

glad the lessons are helpful, thank you.

glad the lessons are helpful!

thank you, glad the lessons are helpful.

So glad my lessons are helpful!

@@Stanleylestermiller I know for sure value is one of the most important concept I learned from you!! I can see why!! Knowing what to practice is most helpful!!! 😘😘😘

yes, achieving strong darks and colors with pan paint is difficult. fresh, out of a tube paint, for me, is the only way to achieve what I desire.

So glad my lessons are helpful, thank you.

Stan Miller Yes, It was.☺️🙏🏻

Glad the video is helpful.

@@Stanleylestermiller yes Master you're one of my idol in watercolor!❤ I am from Philippines.😊

Thank you, so glad my lessons are helpful. When working from a screen, the image is illuminated from behind, the image glows. This is impossible to capture when doing a painting, it makes it impossible to check our colors, our values. When working from a printed image, we can make our colors match the print exactly, using the squares. Using the squares (see my youtube lessons) doesn't work when using an image on a device.

@@Stanleylestermiller thank you again 😊

Squirt out as much paint as I show in the video. When that paint is gone, squirt out more paint. But, remember, squirt out some fresh paint, at least a little of the colors you plan to use, before you start any painting process.

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Merci

I teach my students, first learn to paint something exactly the way it looks (Picasso learned to do this), THEN...I make my student interpret the image. First learn to play the piano music as it is written, THEN, learn to write your own music. "First learn the truth, then distort it to your hearts content" Mark Twain. (one doesn't need to be taught how to paint an image inaccurately)

most printers today will make quality images. The mistake many make is that they don't know how to use their printer on the computer. 1. The photo paper you use should match the print. Example: Epson printer, epson photo paper. Use quality photo paper, not regular paper. 2. When making a print, use the advanced settings, select the paper you are using..."print settings" then, paper: epson premium mat, etc. 3. Make sure you choose "advanced" before hitting print. One might need assistance to learn how to use your printer, find someone who can help you, this is very important for good prints.

Vermeer, Thomas Eakins and many other master painters projected, traced, or used transfer systems to accurately transfer their subject to their canvas. Of course, if you desire to be a professional (most of my students paint for a hobby), one needs to know how to draw. Very few professional artists today draw well, in my opinion (I know how to draw well, it's takes about 10,000 hours of practice).