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Love the videos. It would be helpful if the instructor would tell us what brushes and paints are being used in each of the tutorials as this is very important also in the learning process.

Thank you Yonca, so proud of you, this fabulous nature resembles your beautiful soul,

Beautiful painting of so picturesque place 🤩😍 Thank for sharing the process ❤

Bravo

Good job❤

Love the narrow brush used to wet small areas.

New viewer.... Sterling....painting tips aside..... please tell me you sing....you have a wonderful voice!!

wonderful techniques! I always struggle with the balance of white space.

Wonderful to see the process! The painting was hard to see because a winter scene popped up in the corner...it's amazing how everything really comes together right at the end - those very last touches! Yonca, you are a master!

Woooooooooooooooow I was surprised at last that painting is very beautiful 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I never think that a painting can be painted like this ❤

Looks more like watercolor than acrylic?

Wonderful work ♥️

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Great tips, it definitely help, thank you!

Absolutely wonder. I like how you explain each move.

Hi from New Zealand. Awesome lesson, I'm a 67 yr old retired tradesman who's about to pick up a brush and paints for the first time ever. Really enjoyed the clear explanations. Looking forward to tomorrows lesson.

What a sweet patient girl!❤

Thank you for sharing your expertise, I’ve learned so much

I dont even understand when it started looking realistic

Fantastic tips! Thanks!

Hi! Amazing work!. I wanted to ask you if the board you use is wooden, thanks !

Do you ever use a heat gun to dry your painting?

Great tips Andy! Enjoy your work. I must say that I actually like blooms. I love how the water sometimes does these unexpected things and I just roll with it. Like taking a loaded brush with paint and water and splattering that into a wet area. Some great textures can be made. Thanks again!

So beautiful 🤩

Will be able to see you do the red tomorrow?

It is much darker than I’m used to

Love this demo

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Beautiful work 🥰

Much enjoyed !I was given a Winsor & Newton watercolour paint box when I was 12 but never shown how to use it. It is only now that I am 81 with the help of UA-cam and videos like this that I have got the hang of it. Great tips by the way. One thing I think would have helped me is that when I di take some expensive classes my teachers always used huge A3 very expensive papered washes like this for a beginner were almost impossible, Start small A5 and to begin I used cheap 200 g paper so I could have lots of goes and not use too much expensive paint or paper. Actually once you get the hang of cheap paper it has a wonderful look as it is so white and smooth. Water colour needs the white to show through. Now I use it for a draft and then do it again on expensive 300g textured paper. Some time I prefer the cheap smooth paper as I get sharp lines. What I learned is not to be afraid . You can make mistakes, like your cauliflowers. You can get rid of them. Why don't teachers show us how to get rid of our mistakes instead of throwing them away or having to live with them. One can just remove them with a bit of patience with clean water, even huge areas, dry and try again. And the drawing must be accurate. The human eye is unforgiving. David Hockney has a very useful UA-cam video on how to do this. All the modern masters use the camera to advantage including Singer Sergeant who also used white paint,. His paintings are super accurate. You can see his drawings and he cropped his photos. Regretfully I am too old now to ever get past the talented beginner. I copy watercolours of the masters to see how they did it and I have learned that watercolours do a lot for you, too. When I have given up on a painting I just leave it and by magic watercolour does it for me. Did this with one of Artefact's tutorials on wet on wet as I had the paper too wet and also the tutor was skilled at the way he used his brush strokes. I was in despair but when I returned the next morning the result was stunning. Watercolours take time. Why wasn't I shown all this when I was young.I now have no time left to take courses. If I were younger I should take the lot as you are all so skilled. Thank you for helping us.

I have just found your channel. The way you explain everything is so easy to understand. When painting wet on wet I learnt from Anne Kerr a little rhyme to remember. The wetter the paper the drier the paint.

Well done

Well done. Very helpful to this new watercolorist want to be.

Danke, Danke, Danke❣

Когда вы начали писать я пожумала ч то из этого ничего нельзя вытянуть......,нополучилось .....вот что значит мастерсво и виденье того ,что не каждый увидит

To anyone who has just started oil painting know this IT'S PERFECTLY ALRIGHT TO MESS UP.

I love your art 😍😍 OMG 🤯🤯

You are the BEST explainer...EVER, ANYWHERE. THANK YOU!

В паре под зонтом кто держит зонт ?

Красиво! Профессионально!

I find it hard and messy. I prefer to.paint.with gouache or colored pencils.

I like it better in the beginning stages.❤

Wow, the detail in this is incredible.

So beautiful. I love the soft lights and the cat. I love everything about your painting. What is the name of the brush that you used that looked like three Ferrell held together with wood?

Whoa you gave it a life

Wow!

this tutorial is all I wanted. Thank you🙏

"if you have the time i have the inclination"---- HMT AD😊

Es como magia ✨️