I love that advise "just do what I do"

u can make stickers woth that idea

What a fun way to recycle all our practice flowers.

🖼👍👍👍🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🫡 I learn oil painting. But I'm also interested in other oils. I also draw acrylic and maca. But the watercolors are so beautiful.

I learn oil painting. But I'm also interested in other oils. I also draw acrylic and maca. But the watercolors are so beautiful. I don't know if time goes by while I'm watching.🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

One of the best explanations of light and dark value with colors I have ever seen. Now it makes so much more sense! Thanks!

Great information and wonderful little studies!

Great video!!

I much prefer the quality of the image on the left.

Well I'm biting the bullet and bought my first watercolor beginning set!! Thank you for the lessons in this cute but amazing rendering of the two drawings.

Nice painting. Nice instruction, and very nice fingernails! A comment on the flower pots... I'm not complaining about the instruction, everything you say about painting and technique is helpful and valuable, but about the flower pots themselves ultimately -- it's not that one is good and the other bad... there's a real proper use for both -- Absolutely as stand alone subjects the one on the right is better/more developed. But in a larger painting that pot on the left might be perfectly rendered for it's subordinate place in a compostion, not drawing too much attention to itself, whereas the very busy energy that the pot on the right has would be distracting 'overdeveloped' and out of place. Sometimes you want a building rendered down to the last nail... sometimes just the silhouette is right... and of course everything in between.

thank you for sharing! i love watercolor but i still tend to be a bit heavy handed. this was very helpful.

Amazing! Thank you!

please do other colours

Thank you!

I just found your channel. I really appreciate your explaination on shadows. I'm now a subscriber. Please include more landscapes. Thank you.

Yes to more cactus tutorials! I lived in Arizona for a decade and love them. So many kinds, colors, and shapes. Thank you.

Black-and-white is good, but an actual value study is even better. There are apps for value studies, e.g., "See Value." It offers the option for a 3- or 4-value study.

Incredibly helpful video. Very clear tutorial full of important tips and guidelines. I can't wait to practice!

This was very helpful! Thanks. Charlie in Virginia

What a fabulous tutorial! Thank you for packing so much in to every minute. Excellent teaching style, easy to understand and follow.

This is great! It would be helpful to have a part two where maybe the lights and darks aren’t so intricately interwoven. It just seems so complicated.

The most helpful tutorial ive watched. Thank you

Thank you so much! ❤ This helps tremendously!! I will be using and reusing this video to assist with my progress in growing as an artist.

This was such a helpful video! Thanks for sharing it. Wish I could afford the Polina Bright brushes, I've heard they are amazing. Keep teaching us!!

I really like the rock technique I was trying to paint some stones, and this is just what it needs. Thanks!

Great demonstration! Thank you.

I like the bottom picture on how you did the water.

Fantastic lesson! Thank you❤️❤️

Thank you so much for these instructions. I now understand the light and darkness how to put them in. Thanks.

the biggest mistake is ... not moving quickly. I do the one on the right but always, always regret not moving quickly because when the paper is dry already, the hard outlines are made.

Great lesson. Thanks!

Thanks! Great!

I stopped using Arches because of the bad smell when wet. There is a coat of gelatin on it which retards drying which you may or may not like. It’s also way too expensive.

Stunning! You're an amazing artist!

Beautiful ❤️

What paper are you using

Thank you!!! I really appreciate this!

You are the best teacher for the beginners. So glad found your channel. I want to paint flowers for my son's wedding sign hope I will follow some of your technique to start.

Learned more here than I did in 6 weeks of a beginner's class 😅😅

Oh so beautiful!🌹

Looks amazing great job ❤❤

I'd love to know what paints you used to mix your green and your brown. Also, where does turquoise come in?

Simply stunning. ❤

I struggle to naturally create leaves like you. Could you create a video on how to intuitivly create natural looking botanicals?

Thank you! Still a student! Great lesson.

You explained the beauty of watercolors so clearly--light source, layering, patience!

How can it be a mistake? It is interpretation.

A minute and 33 seconds in and you’re already calling me out!😭😂 instant like!!