Amanda Webster aww thanks so much! I’m also still learning to bring better content for everyone 😊😊😊 I’m so happy you’ve been enjoying the tutorials and classes

Thank you so much!

Antonio Romo no worries! Glad you can get something out of the video 😊😊😊

WithRynz thanks! 😊🎨

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much! :))

Happy to share :D:D

No worries! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

always a pleasure! ^__^

I'm so glad! Thank you so much :))

Have fun!

Glad you enjoyed the vid! 😊

Thank you ☺️

Thank you 😊

Bianca T thanks! They were super fun to paint 😁

Thank you 😊

Thanks so much 😊

Give it a go! U'll never know. Might turn out better than you anticipated :)))

Yea I usually do sketches too. But sometimes I like to try to paint without an outline and I feel like it loosens my way of painting which is good practice for me 😊 hope you enjoy painting along!

Welcome! ^__^

Thank you!!!

You're very welcome!

Aw thats so sweet of you! I'm glad that you're enjoying the tutorials so far. I do try to make shorter lessons on youtube and longer ones on skillshare, so if you're interested for more complex pieces, I have a few classes there, but I'm also trying to include different levels of paintings on my skillshare. Hope to see you there aswell ^_^

No worries! ^_^

Thanks! :D

Aw thanks 😊 I'm also still learning

Thank you so much!

Great to hear! :D

You're very welcome! ^__^

Thank youu! ^__^

Thank you so much! ^_^

Erma Jaramillo no worries!

welcome! ^_^

Thanks 😆

Thank you! 😊😊😊

I really loved it, nowadays l am watching your videos specially ( food illustration tutorials) I tried to make these olive branches and the result was amazing. I want to ask something! ( who is your favorite youtuber)

Mary McCaslin thanks! Glad you enjoyed it 😊

Glad you found the tutorial useful! ^_^

Thank you! ^_____^

Thanks! ^_^ Glad you enjoyed the tutorial!

Welcome! Happy you enjoyed it ^_^

How lucky to have an olive tree in your backyard! ^_^ Happy painting! :)))

Nianiani and keep up the tutorials . You are so soothing to listen to and a great teacher!

No need to use the same colours :) Rose madder and crimson lake is very similar? But you can just use a different type of red as well, the tone of the colour mixture might be a bit different but it's okay :))

Nice! All the best :))

You cn actually have a look at the list of classes I have there. I mostly do food illustration, but I've made some basic watercolour classes as well. The food illustrations are more of a semi realistic approach so it has more detail. I teach much slower on skillshare and divide the class into shorter lessons, so it's a bit easier to follow.

Awesome! Hope the painting went well! ^_^

@@Nianiani I wish I could show you :) I think it went ok...:)

@@mitchellemoras7874 you can tag me on ig if you would like to :)

@@Nianiani I'm not on IG :)

@@mitchellemoras7874 oh that's totally fine ^_^

Welcome! 😊

Thankss! ^_^

@@Nianiani very welcome. I subbed to you when I saw your strawberry doodle video! I love it! It inspired me!

Nicole Faye that’s awesome! Hope you had fun painting

Thats awesome! Hope you have fun painting along! 😊

This just depends on what's easier for you to work with. With watercolours, it's always easiest to start with lighter colour because it's hard to take off paint once you put it on in comparison to say acrylic and oil which you can just pile any value on top of one another. This means that watercolour would require you to think ahead before painting because it's harder to fix mistakes. However, for me, when I'm painting more complex paintings, it's easier for me to start from base/light colour and rough placement of midtones, then sometimes I go to shadows then go back again to the mid tones. You can do this if you work in sections and think of shadows and highlight more as shapes or silhouettes themselves. This might be a bit confusing but there are several ways to go about this and the more you paint, the more you will be able to recognise the method that you're comfortable with :) Hope this helps...

@@Nianiani Thank you for your reply and information.

@@larryglatt2548 Welcome ^_^

I think my palette still beads, but I use my palette and clean it quite often so thats probably why it doesnt bead so badly. To be honest.. I'm nt really bothered by it so.. I never experiment with it but I've heard you can try putting toothpaste and then cleaning it to prep new plastic. But the best option is probably to use a porcelain plate or palette if the beading is really an issue for you 😊

id like to paint a larger painting. what size brush would you recommend?

So glad!