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I’ll have to check that out. Hope the video helped you!

Your welcome! Thank you for watching, and your kind comment!

Hello! Usually yellow is the worst for the semi transparency. A thinker bodied paint works better. I will sometime mix white with the color if I can, even a gesso. An UNDERPAINTING will definitely help, although it will look a bit different than you may expect. I really like it though. I dont use anything too expensive. Some I like are Liquitex and Golden. Thank you for your support. I'm going to Spain soon, I hope to bring back some great artistic inspiration from my trip!💙

*a THICKER body paint

@@sharingArtWmyCat thank you for your reply, I’ll keep trying. I didn’t realise the transparency was such an issue. I will practice with the underpainting and the adding white.. it’s a learning curve. Have a wonderful time in Spain! Wow that’s feast of culture for artistic inspiration🤩😍

Haha! 😄

Omg! That's so great to hear! There are a few others you might like on my channel also- the Rose and Poinsettia drawings are nice . Thank you for the kind words!💙

@@sharingArtWmyCat thank you I’ll watch those too

Thank you💙

I used this video to help with color theory and had my students do it with pastels. They did great!

I copied a few different ones from google pics and pasted them together on a doc for my students

You're welcome! I learned that was something people wanted from another one of my painting videos. I appreciate the comments! It really helps💙

@@sharingArtWmyCat it really frustrates me when I look at other peoples tutorials and they do not provide the colors. I suggested they allow me to give them a demonstration on how to bake a cake, but I won’t tell them the ingredients and I’ll work quickly. I told them their cake would be a flop for sure.!!! I really enjoy learning to paint and it’s illustrations and tutorials like yours that have been very helpful. Thank you.

That's a great analogy. Thank you for the feedback. I am so happy to hear that this is helpful- it's motivation for me!

Thank you Mark, I will tell him😄👍🏽

Haha! I bet it has a unique style to it, that's all! Would you like to see a drawing video on something? An apple would be a quick one??? Please let me know💙

Thank you Mark!💙

Hi! I tend to use the sienna and umbers (burnt and raw sienna, and burnt umber) when I underpaint. Although you can use a monochromatic color palete such as muted blues for the underpainting also. I like the more neutral colors personally because they ususally doesnt get in the way of any of the true colors you will use on the top. Hope this helps! Thank you for your inquiry!

When I made this video many stores were closed and I was thinking practically that people would use the paints they had (although anyone could order paints). I regret not listing the paint colors I used now, and have learned my lesson from valuable comments such as this. As a result, I do list all the colors used on any painting video I made after this one. My goal is to go back in on the description and list what I remember using there for this tutorial. Thank you for your comment, it is greatly appreciated!💙

I use 10- G for all of my current ceramic projects. It fires at cone 06

Thank you for the kind comments! I'm so happy to have you!

@@sharingArtWmyCat no problem

They are great kids!

That's great to hear! Thank you for letting me know!

Thank you! I appreciate it!

Thank you for letting me know, you made my day! I'm so happy to hear of your success with this video!💙

I had a group of elementary teachers at a presentation I made of this lesson and they were discussing ways of doing this with them. The part you would have to figure out is how to create the chart with them. You might construct some kind of tracer, or I was thinking cut small rectangles for them, maybe 3"x4" each. You could start by giving them each a rectangle and discuss the particular element (let's say "line") and they all write "line" in that block- and then so forth. The personality traits could be one at a time also. It depends what age group you are thinking of, but with some guidance, yes, I think this would be a great lesson. Then you could have them glue the rectangles on a paper forming a simple chart. Just a suggestion!💙 Hope this helps!

Thank you Mark!💙

I'm so happy to hear that! I think they will too!💙

Thank you for checking it out! I think that would be an interesting drawing. I hope watching helped in some way!💙

@@sharingArtWmyCat yes i'm planning to use this snowflake as a reference inshaAllah

@@afraid2losebalance303 that's great to hear, glad I could help!!!!

It looks amazing. Thank you for the pronunciation, I admit, I am not very good at pronouncing places I haven't been, but I do love to travel! Thank you for watching!

Hello! 😄

I appreciate the feedback and I'm so happy you tried! Please check out some other fun art to do on my channel! 💓

Thank you for your kind words!

Awesome! Thanks for the kind words. I wish you the best!

Hi Kathleen! I used a fine point sharpie. It does not create a barrier, so you do have to be patient to let the paint dry. - one for horizontal!😁 thanks! Haha!

@@sharingArtWmyCat Thank you! Your lessons are very helpful and much appreciated!

Yes! I apologize for the the fluctuating volume levels on this video. I very much appreciate the constructive criticism on my videos and content. It helps me improve. I actually have been working on volume levels on my last 20 videos (or so), which I believe have gotten better. I am going to link a few you may be interested in. My latest I just finished yesterday is on Watercolor painting techniques- You may also like "7 unique Acrylic painting techniques". I will list the links under this comment. Thank you again for letting me know your thoughts💙

Watercolor video- ua-cam.com/video/Yfh4PYPJTqM/v-deo.html

Unique Acrylic techniques- ua-cam.com/video/vkXZSAy4m1A/v-deo.html

@@sharingArtWmyCat Thank you! We will definitely have a look! :)

Thank you Sheila- and thanks for your support!💙

You are very welcome Julia💙