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I loved that place…Chinchero, Peru. Beautiful painting, Scott. I was there a couple years ago with Kevin and Lori and their group. I wanted to get the chance to go back and paint, so I hired our guide’s dad who was a taxi driver and he took me back to Chinchero for the last free day and I painted and chatted with him all day. Thanks for the memories. You guys are awesome.

I have that one

Hi Sue, hi Scott… my husband was a Handyman in our family.❤ He did physics for a living, but on the side, he installed all sorts of things in our home. I miss him terribly. He died six years ago and now I have to use a handyman. I just found out that Handyman had a heart attack at 55…😮

Only 480p ?

I think it's tantamount to abuse to put this video out with such a very young girl talking about what is, in effect, her intimate life. It's fine girls talking with other girls about all this stuff - that's what girls do, but to put it on the internet for thousands of people to hear and to actually be able to see her, is wrong. I think you should remove it because it will backfire on her. In terms of the actual painting the eyes are too wide open and not far enough apart. The nose is too narrow, especially across the nostrils and is a bit too long, plus the mouth is too plump and not wide enough.

Hi Susan! I’m loving the way the studio is coming out! So exciting to see the process 🤗

Id consider getting a cpl lens filter for your camera/phone btw, it works wonders at negating glare!

Used to rent the Coach House as an apartment also the basement as an apartment

My all-time favorite American contemporary painter, George Carlson… may he live a long and healthy life.💕💕💙🥳🌞

thanks for the idea for the lights, I have a drop in ceiling that needs the florescents replaced. Great that some have the Kelvin adjustment on them. I'll be hiring an electrician- I don't mind painting, trimwork or fixing sheet rock seams, but electricity is beyond me. I like the new color in the studio, the David Leffel green is a little depressing (to me, anyway).

You're real cutie.. Scott's okay.. you're just guys are just trying to where too many hats

Chicken coop perch; looks like chickens aren’t going to have much head-room as they grow. It’s tight quarters on that perch.

Let the man work. Trying to micromanage is not helpful when someone is building. Wow.

I always try to make something look better then what I'm doing it from right from the start

Susan and Scott, I must tell you that seeing your videos are such a pleasure to me. I feel that I want to give you a zillion hearts and thumbs up for all that you share with us. You guys are so sincere in your work, as a team and as husband and wife. Thank you for sharing your precious life with us. ❤❤❤ Penelope

Seems like they're having some kind of arts every time a city you going to it's just that nobody really knows about it sometimes

What a charming town !

Might be better to paint from your drawings an actual subjects is computers is a terrible crutch

As expecting you guys use some kind of spotlighting model looks a little too comfortable sitting there straight

Thanks😊

Now you have sky light with no real skylights. They really do the trick, it's great !

Hi, Very useful information as I am currently building a studio and have had options on the lighting. So the Kelvin is 5000 - what about the RA? Thanks from Norway

They don't run around outside

Happy you are safely home.

The tan bird is going to be problems! She likes to prance around in her Manolo's with spats covers. 😉 The studio refit is looking great. I have a question about lighting. I am new to painting; I have heard others recommend lights that can adjust kelvin, lumens, and CRI. Is this something you will handle in a local way? Sometimes, it all seems so confusing.

❤Your studio is looking amazing. You must be excited.😊

Amazing social of all the artists

Love sing all your art travels

yes sue we love these videos, so much enjoyment. Appreciate you making these. Omg i love Kathy, shes such a gem. Does she have an instagram?

I love New York City, but the noise would drive me crazy. I used to live in uptown in Chicago for many years before I married and had children now we’re out here in western Nevada at the foothills of the Sierras and it’s a perfect spot for me. ..like to paint in the quiet of the mountains..❤❤

I liked Scott’s big word salacious.. I don’t get up in the morning in a salacious mood though!! My favorite word is obfuscate, which is what Trump does!💙

I love your walking videos susan ..they’re very interesting.. And yes, I paint outdoors every week and have the same problem with bringing it inside. The painting looks so much darker than outdoors. So what I do, I try to paint in the shade, which isn’t always possible or at least have shade on my palette and canvas..❤ Does Scott ever used an umbrella outdoors?

Wonderful travels, I always enjoy putting your videos on while I'm painting. I like hearing all the outdoor sounds, and people chatting. I end up watching each video at least 2 times. While I'm painting I just like to listen, and later I re-watch it to see all the fun stuff. I love Scott's little travel easel and palette. Did he build it?

Today you had wind in the valleys of the buildings that scrape the skies, and I had wind that blew in the red dust from the Arches in the Canyonlands. Susan, when you checked the tag on the napkin blouse, I was hoping you would have checked the tag on the woven Indian rugs over your shoulder. I hope you agree it was a great day to be alive, sore feet and all. I imagine when you get home James Gurney will be down sketching your chickens. Were those rigger brushes that Scott got from Rosemary or something else? Shake the dust off your feet and get to work. 😀

❤Thanks for taking us along. It was fun.😊

I love seeing the art shows

Thank you so much for your Artist Diaries - I just discovered this amazing series. Since I will likely never have an opportunity to visit these art museums, your tours and informative talks are definitely the next best thing (actually perhaps even better for me) to being there in person since I would likely be exhausted from the travel! Love the way you describe all the artistic elements in the pieces - this is a real art education.

You got to keep the protein up that's why you'll be so drained

Keep painting the more you do the better you get

Nice travel show on New York

Thank you so much Susan for sharing with us!

Thank you for sharing Susan!

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During the musical intreludes at the end I admit I teared up a little. Sorolla has had such a huge impact om my artistic and life journey over the last year. Pretty much all the paintings in the central hall were different last time I visited. So they definitely rotate. It's funny, when I visited last year, I ate at that same chipotle. lol!

Good art school practice

Love your painting Scott ❤

👍for being a great handler and Chief Videographer. I suspect by Artist Diaries Episode 102 you will be winning awards and garnering world acclaim as the eyes and ears of the less fortunate stuck at home set. Let Scott know I enjoyed his paintings of NYC. It looked like you were lucky with the beautiful weather. Thank you again, Susan, for taking us along. Till next time.

So beautiful

Thanks for the tour Susan. Love your view point.

Beautiful tour susan 👍🌷