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Hi Paul Karel here I never thought of using the splattering technique in so many different ways. I used to use a toothbrush . I've seen people protect parts of painting with paper towel for those not as experience as yourself. I have to go practice now. Bye

What sort of paper do you use for this? I tried this but the paper towel doesn't blot up hardly any of the colour, I'm thinking I maybe have the wrong sort of paper? Thanks for the video!

This was great! Love that green - so effective in making a wooded hillside. I can hardly wait to try this painting😊

Really pretty question did you add the sky where in the web?

Looks like a lovely place to walk and capture in a painting. Thanks for sharing your painting process. Very helpful.

I like the sky :)

WOW!!!

Thanks so much, absolutely loved it.

Love it, I will be throwing paint this week. Do you have your paper at an angle? Thanks and beautiful as always!

I like to see the picture you’re painting while you’re painting it.

So beautiful. Learned so much. Thank you.

Spattering!

Thank you for sharing. Love it!

Hi Paul thanks for sharing your talent here! I loved the idea of lifting cerulean blue off the paper to make clouds. I found my blue sinks into the paper so fast I cant quite lift it in time so never get a clean white edge. Is it A) my non Windsor paints, B) the paper, or C) that Im painting wet into wet and shouldn't be. Any thoughts, much appreciated. 🙂

What kind of paper are you using in this video?

Did you say your paper towel is wet before starting to wipeout the clouds?

all I can say is BEAUTIFUL!! I love the colors you use and what they do in combination!

wow,that combo of raw sienna, cobalt blue and rose is OUTSTANDING. Question is the rose a quin rose? . I don't think I've seen a watercolor that is just rose. Also what brands of wc's are these? thank you so much for this video.I've subscribed!!

Hi Paul, I'm new to your channel, and glad I found you. this is a lovely painting with great depth and wonderful sense of movement. thank you so much

Easy technique I’m looking for painting sky Thank you so much. 😊😊😊❤❤❤

So beautiful and refreshing.

Another beauty, Paul. Maine is one of my favorite places. ❤

I just finished Saturday cleaning ,stepped outside for a break and my favorite painter came in with a beautiful new one. Thank you so much you have changed the way I learn and paint and I am finally just enjoying the process because my results are so much better.

Could you teach another video of this scene in large format that we can see? ... it's wonderful but so small to see. Thank you!

beautiful! thank you for sharing😊

Ahh, I love your relaxed uncomplicated style, so very effective, you inspire confidence Paul, thank you.

Wonderful! Inspirational! Thank you very much!

Beautiful! Wonderful! Stunning! Congratulations, Paul! Thanks.

So awesome, but way above my pay grade.

I’m having trouble with my skies. When I began as an amateur I did good ones, im still an amateur but now I don’t know, my washes have streaks, I’m not sure if I’m using the right amount of paint and water or the right amount of water on my paper. I have to practice but I’m using Arches paper which isn’t cheap. Advice?

Very inspirational, you make it look so easy 😊

Thank you so much

Very beautiful ❤

What a great video, great tips! Thank You!

Another beautiful light emerging. I am going to try this. Thanks for taking the time to teach us beginners.

I love to watch you paint, the form just emerges from the light and shadows. Thank you for sharing

BEST tutorial I have ever found to paint rocks. Now I get it!

I love you cloud 😮😮😮😊

Beautiful! Thank you❤

I enjoy your videos so much. Thank you for posting! Your raw sienna is, or seems, much more vibrant, yellower, than mine is! Is it Winsor & Newton?

Great clouds - but I've never seen sky where it gets darker blue the *lower* it is.

Excellent.

These beautiful, beautiful shadows... Thank you Paul! At the end - the 'imagined' ocean horizon line in the bright phthalo blue... and the depth creating schooner - it lifts the painting in a whole different category! The magic of art: the painting is so much more beautiful, than the photo!

Oh, Paul, isn't the world just beautiful?! And you are able to catch all this in your paintings. I was so drawn to this one, can really see the most colourful winter, feel the freezing air which makes my breath steam and the bright, crisp, not yet warming sunlight in the morning. I always admire the thoughtful, sophisticated simplicity of your works. You said, you want to finish the tree in the foreground later, so I can't say so much about this one, but the tree in the background triggers strong feelings of trueness in me. This tree (plus the shadows around) has personality, it feels like I remember 'this friend', like one of the gnarled old trees I live with, here in the German countryside... This tree expresses for me a very special quality: it is not perfectly groomed, dressed up - instead it has the beauty of simply 'being'. So charming! The same with your 'imagined' house (left side). Every single object (distinguishable form) in your paintings seems to be cherished. I have seen you use these kind of halo-effects (the bushes) often, a genuine phrase of yours? There is of course so much more. All of this makes for me the difference, which makes the difference... I apprechiate so much that you put your process into public! I have the impression you think entirely in contrasts (...but let them serve the mood of the painting). Is that right? Do you still have to think about these technical aspects, which (of the many possible contrasts) you want to choose and combine in a specific painting? It's mastery: you put them together so elegantly, always as simple as possible - never to much - only pure 'necessity'. Beautiful, beautiful painting... Thank you so much Paul! Wish you the best! 👋 Morwen

Hi Paul, I’m new to watching your videos and they are spot on! They’re helping me so much in painting some of the reference pics I took when on vacation at the beautiful Bruce Peninsula, overlooking the turquoise waters from the rugged shores of Georgian Bay, Canada 🍁

Thanks, Paul. This works a treat for me.

Loved the way you painted the clouds (So EASY). Hopefully I can produce something decent. Thanks for the video on UA-cam.

Really enjoyed. Thanks so much.

Oh my gosh I need to watch it a million times more !

We just returned home from the 1,000 islands and this is the perfect lesson for what I want to paint. Thank you for sharing your wisdom in such a simple and gentle way.