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@@golgeadam9065 Danke!

@@EveryGuitarEver Thanks Peter! I need to find time between painting and watching your videos! Everyone here needs to visit everyguitarever.com!

Thank you very much! I admit, I do like the paintings with the “a little too dark” blue in the upper sky. It doesn’t really look like that but this effect conveys the mood well.

@@kathleenwing1590 I used tubes of acrylic gouache for this painting. I have since ordered “traditional” gouache. Traditional gouache can be reconstituted after drying. Acrylic gouache dries and becomes permanent. Both have advantages.

Thanks Kathleen. I’m still working on my AI music prompts. :)

@@dannyjohnston1872 Thank you Danny. I appreciate you dropping by.

@@victorialikes7247 Hey neighbor! Thank you for taking a look.

Thanks GL! I appreciate your critique.

No ducks! It's weird, sometimes there's nary a bird of any sort, then other times, flocks!

Thanks!

Linseed Oil! Linseed oil is the only medium I ever use with oil. Thank you for your question. I’ll start putting more details into my videos. Cheers

@@wardwhitneyspring 😊👍

Kathleen, I'm glad you're enjoying it, I appreciate you watching!

@@Countrysidewonderer Thanks! I hope to get back to daily painting. It does’t really matter the scene, just the experience of doing it a lot.

Cats, rats, mice, Juncos, raccoons. My front yard is busiest in the wee hours.

@@Countrysidewonderer You’re too kind.

@@Countrysidewonderer thank you.

You have really improved over the year

@ Thank you Ross. Painting is an interesting activity. It’s changed how I see and think about what I’m seeing. I can’t ever be bored again. There’s too much to keep me busy. Send me more photos to paint! Our collaboration on Pendleton Hill has almost 2,000 views!

Thanks!

Thanks Kathleen!

Hey CSW! Yeah, poor fishy, but a bird’s gotta eat.

Yeah, but you should hear him sing!

Hi Hastyahany, In the youtube video controls (the little cogwheel gear icon on each video) you can adjust the speed and play videos much slower (or faster). I happen to have this video also in real time here: Carp Inlet (Clouds) in real time - Oil landscape ua-cam.com/video/-LxRa3_cKBs/v-deo.html I know many of my videos are very fast. I did this because most viewers are impatient or only have a few minutes to watch. I’ll start offering more real time videos. Thank you for your thoughts!

@wardwhitneyspring Thanks a lot for your help. By the way, i personally believe most people would enjoy your real-time painting because it's quite relaxing.

Thanks Geoffc376! I appreciate your comment.

Thank you @TheMrCzi

Thanks!!

Thank you Mr. Molen. I appreciate your support.

I keep checking my painting but I haven’t seen you in there yet.

@@wardwhitneyspring I have turned into paint splatters

@@LofiOrion Thanks Lofi!

@@Countrysidewonderer thank you!

@@MayaDrawingArt thank you Maya!

@@kathleenwing1590 Kathleen, thanks for leaving your comment, I appreciate your support.

@@kathleenwing1590 For most watercolor paintings I use 2” Ron Ranson Hake, #6 Round and a Size 1 Rigger. I don’t know the round and rigger brands. I was fortunate to inherit my dad’s painting gear. I have enough to last the rest of my life, it’s a crazy amount.

@@JasonCramer Hi Jason. I videoed two BSG videos in 2003 and uploaded both to UA-cam a few years ago. One of the guys from BSG contacted me requesting I make one of the video private. Try contacting the band for that link. Best of luck.

@@kathleenwing1590 this is my first attempt at a snow scene. I’m surprised by how much I like the result. If you look closely it’s just blobs of paint but from a distance it looks pretty good. I’ll do more snow paintings.

Hey Kathleen! Yeah, I don't try to get exact anymore :) A lot of the online painters I watch say "Use your view as inspiration, feel free to move stuff around." I'm mostly trying to capture the mood I felt when I saw something. This one is the sunburst rays slicing through the clouds. I'm happy with the result. Thanks for checking in! Ward

Thank you Mr. Molen. It’s the view we both grew up with for many years. This study works when viewed tiny, which is pretty neat. Key is for me to nail the silhouette because we all know it like the noses on our faces.

Thanks Robert!🎉

@@robpitt8197 Thanks Rob!