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Thanks so much - just found your youtube channel. I am newly retired and have purchased a couple of your courses - I am a stone cold beginner but have always felt I have a painter hiding inside of me. I love to frame my photos as if I am going to come back and paint them. My Christmas list is all painting supplies!

thank you, Dan; inspiring and instructive; a step by step work of art; you have given me a whole new world of the palette knife.

Do you have a reference picture you are using? Beautiful

Thank you, I always find your advise very helpful!

Striking gorgeous painting! Thank you.

Thanks, Dan. Love your generous demos!

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Why do you start with th crimson background when it all gets painted out?

Thank you for sharing such a lovely painting. It was fascinating to watch you paint it.

This painting is gorgeous! Is this in oil paint? Thank you.

Is this acrylic or oil? Im guessing acrylic

Wait can you start over

Not my favorite of your paintings, but great, considering you used only four colors. Thank you for the emailed link.

I really enjoyed seeing how you made this come together. I like this one a lot. Beautiful.

This is one of my favorites of yours. Amazing work.

Very inspiring and alive!

I really love the way you use the colours, they are dancing together harmoniously. Also, I love your short dabbing brush stroke styles, the effect of that is simply fantastic, very impressionist. Thank you for your demonstration which inspired me always!

Love it thank you 😊

Inspiring. Thanks.

I really like this painting!

love the textures and broken colour. I would have liked to know if/when you let the paint dry between sessions, and when these were in the video - I'm presuming the scumbling is over dried paint?

all really useful, love the impact of the difference when you lightened the blue water towards the end in particular

Beautiful!

It's fascinating watching this painting come to life. Love the texture and color in the final results.

So beautiful and relaxing. Thanks.

Is this oil or acrylic

Thank you, it’s beautiful 💓

Really stunning .

Dan, Thank you! As always your generosity as a teacher is amazing. The video is proving to be a great help.

Just wondering, does the base color you tone the canvas with also serve as a "mother" color to provide color harmony?? Thanks:)

Merci beaucoup Très intéressant de suivre votre démonstration J’attends la suite avec impatience Christine Touboul

This is excellent. I love the way you talk your thinking process. You have inspired me to have a crack with a palette knife.

You are an inspiration thank you

Beautiful painting! Thanks for sharing.

I will do this next painting! Painting on clay slabs and I'm using both light and dark clay! Thank you for this tip!

Thank you. i'll try to do as you suggest. Love your painting!

Made me think. Thank you!

Is there sound with this video,? I can't get it

Yeah checking out basic shapes and form and working out colours taking art as basic as possible to understand before development key good video

Very helpful insights Dan!! Your painting turn out better than the reference photo! Thank you for sharing:)

Really beautiful. Thank you for posting this.

What is the mixture of the imprimatura?

Looks great! Love the technique.

Thank you for this upload. I’m trying to figure out Christmas lights.

Dan let me join the appreciation of this beautiful painting you have so in-depth explained, so appreciating your help and guidance of how to bring in the energy of the steps to completion…😊

I have a hard time not getting caught up in detail .

You make this painting look so easy and beautiful! Zoomed in it looks so messy and as a whole so beautiful and it’s clear of what your painting .

I was reading your tips on muddy colors. It made good sense to me, except I am still confused about cool & warm light sources, as I try to apply it to this video on autumn landscapes. You stated, "If the primary light source is warm (yellow/orange), then restrain the cool colors. The warmer the light source, the more you restrain the cool colors. If the primary light source is cool (blue), then restrain the warm colors. The cooler the light source, the more you restrain the warm colors.". In your autumn scene, would the sunlight - reflected off so many trees - be considered warm (golden), cool (from the blue sky) or neutral (full-spectrum sun)?

Sublime balance, and movement. Bravo!

What amazing process! The ocres and greens with the light blue made a beautiful piece. Thank you for sharing!