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enjoyed this - thanks for showing your explorations. Kanta Harusaki might interest you with his (non-scraping, seemingly effortless) tree technique? ua-cam.com/video/9bOxRulQyw8/v-deo.html

Loved the light added to give the impression of sun coming thru! Beautiful

I wonder if....the gamboge highlight on the first tree would be more successful if there were an orange light source from the lowering sun? I've seen paintings using Naples Yellow that created amazing "light from within" on clouds. A few paintings before this one, you managed to create the glowing effect using the Naples yellow. Naples yellow is more opaque and lends itself to the first layer, but not great on glazing over.

ultramarine blue is a red blue, not a green blue,,but it will work as an accentual

Green isn't a great color for a sky. I've seen green sky, but that usually meant we needed to start heading for the storm cellar. heh I like what you did here making the green sky into leaves that gives the over all effect as lush green of summer after a rain shower...a green you can smell. Here on Thanksgiving day, I miss that smell. I miss the sound of night sounds of crickets, even peepers go silent.

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Beautiful! Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you for the tutorial! There really is no substitute for seeing it actually done.

I'm. STILL trying to more fully grasp the concept of water control. I have a hake brush and a small tube of Sodalite Genuine and I think I'm going to give this a shot. Thanks for the great idea. I'm thinking you painted this flat. It's great to be working monotone and all I have to worry about the degree of wet and dry on my paper and the consistency of paint. Thank you so much for the gift.

trying to remember where I have seen this color. It was on vintage cloth in upholstery and even dresses. It must have been popular in my grandmother's time (great grandmother to you) and it wasn't new when I saw it. I love it

Wonderful Andrew Will be back to support you again on Patreon once the holidays are over Thanks for all your hard work and inspiration, Catherine, Syracuse , NY

That is gorgeous!

It would be helpful if you told us about the brush

The old masters used one of my triangle tools. Thank you for the demo.

Love the pigments and the muting of color. Very nice, Andrew!

Great video congrats on 11k

Very lovely, dreamy and peaceful painting. 😍

Very nice!

Thank you. my experience with nickelazo yellow is the color is like an invasive species. it eats every color and pushes it. Very powerful pushing other colors around. I like it but would use new gamboge more just because of its properties to smush things.

Absolutely love this. And I love all the information you give along the way about other artists and different techniques that you and others use. It's all part of the education. I have to laugh (or cry) because I have about 110 different size watercolor brushes and you just used ONE and a couple liners. I have a hake but I have never used it and it seems very soft compared to your roughed up hake. Do you suggest any special hake for your style of painting? Once again thank you so much for your generosity and teachings.😍 I am a fan now. Just discovered you yesterday. Love it!

whath kind of paper did you use for that beautiful pièce!?

Gorgeous 😊

That was ver generous to allow us to sign and sell our own versions of your pieces. I have subscribed! :) This is really inspirational and beautiful - From a beginner.

This is simply stunning! Only started watercolour painting in the last week or two and I have learned so much from this video. The painting is so atmospheric and beautiful, a masterpiece! I am awestruck watching and going to try this tomorrow.... Thank you!

I've really enjoyed this and liked and subscribed. It's very kind and generous of you to allow others to do versions of your work and sell them. Thank you very much and if I do sell any of my versions of your work, I will always credit you on the work. Take care, from a very sunny Autumnal England.

Just one colour for that masterpiece❤

Early morning waves.

Let me know below- what color would you like to see in the next Landscape painting?

Je viens de découvrir votre chaine avec cette vidéo. Très inspirant ! Je m'abonne !

Talk less,..paint more !

This is the first time I have seen your work. I was impressed by your technique! I am going to give it a try! I didn't get all the different greens. I will have to check them out! Thank you for sharing! Will be checking out your other videos!

Beautiful, Andrew! How are you? Your work is exquisite as always. Thank you!

I really like this technique, the different layers give great depth and I find this method very enjoyable to use. Thank you for sharing this with us.

Really lovely painting Andrew. The vid was quite blurry. Or maybe my eyes?!

Competing horizons, opposing light sources, incoherent scaling... this is a disaster. You usually seem to take much more care. Looks as if you have started to seriously lose your way. Also hot press is NOT your friend. We all take a wrong turn sometimes though. Sometimes? Even I do... hmmm...

Thank you. If you look back in that goodie box i sent you last year there is a half pan of a custom dark i mixed and shared with. Its in one of those white plastic pans.

I have not tried painting on Hot Press yet. When you put the first few strokes of Alizeran Crimson down, the paper looked like it was pilling. Does it pill easily? I also have a heavy hand. This turned out really nice. Thank you for sharing.

Nice painting

Beautiful

Nice

Great

Very relaxing and inspiring

Is this DS Moonglow?

Nice and loose - Seago-like.

Looks like a wild surface to paint on. For me, I do want at least some absorbency but I think if you really want to move paint around this could work for some people. I have a canspn XL Sketchbook that I think had a lot of sizing and the paint just sat on top, I can imagine this is what that is like x 10.

Alcohol inks behave in a similar fashion on Yupo. They spread faster though and get some very interesting interactions. Alcohol inks will get dusty and rub off sometimes on Yupo. You might check to see if watercolor will do the same. Nice painting! Thank you for posting your experiment!

Always amazed at how you slowly build from a faint image up, it’s like an inherent mathematical process.

Love your work . One question - why did you stop numbering your videos. It is hard for me to relocate a video. Thank you for teaching watercolour

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Really interesting, thank you for sharing this exploration!