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@@cmkarma5554 you’re very welcome thank you for tuning in and following along. That means a lot to me. Any questions feel free to ask and happy painting to you.😁

@@bethob8 go for it you got this😁

@@bethob8 thank you so much for reaching out that means a lot to me! So for Patreon, I only have the traceable, and if it helps, the thumbnails are the actual paintings themselves😁

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris thank you!

@@angel674able you’ll totally do it I believe in you. Let me know if you have any questions and happy painting to you.😁

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris thank you

@@selinadudley8270 thank you I did this tutorial at your request. I’m glad you like it. Let me know how it goes. Happy painting to you.😁

@@kstutz230 yes I was brand new at editing videos when I made this particular tutorial but since then I’ve gotten better and you’ll find in my newer tutorials that I have light music playing not as loud and I appreciate your feedback. Let me know if there’s anything else I can improve on or question you have and I’ll do my best to answer anything and happy painting to you.😁

@@FeLme08Art well I suppose that’s because that’s how many people have watched this and it was when I was still brand new at my channel but if you’re that concerned, perhaps you can share this with friends families, and anybody else you know to help bump up the views. Let me know if you have any other questions and happy painting to you.😁

@@pathubbard7127 thank you so much. I appreciate that! Happy painting to you.😁

@@itmatters107 thank you very much. I appreciate that!

@@dianna8493 you are so welcome and thank you. That means a lot to me. Let me know if you ever have any questions and happy painting to you.😁

@@jessicaotherwise9194 absolutely that means a lot to me happy painting to you, my friend!😁

@@selinadudley8270 definitely! Go for it you got this! And that is an excellent idea. I am actually going to paint a Halloween bat thanks to you and I will dedicate it to you and give you a shout out. Happy painting to you, my friend.😁

@@katrinased4286 you’re very welcome and thanks for following along. Don’t forget to check out Patreon if you would like to trace out images of other paintings that are more detailed and let me know if you have any questions ever and as always happy painting to you.😁

@@tibilk1474 great question! So I’m using a regular cotton pre-stretched canvas size 8“ x 10“ and I’m using Master’s Touch brand acrylic paint😁

@@LegacyTillIDie right on bro! I remember you talking about starting a gaming channel and you are kicking ass at it!!!!

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris trying there’s a lot of competition, we also finally making that bored game too

@@kidough4979 great question! Yes, I usually let layers dry in order to lay down something on top of it to make it more vibrant or be the actual color that I’m looking for. Of course the new layer won’t blend into that wet paint making a different color than what I’m after.

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris Awesome thanks heaps 😁

@@lixdrm thank you that means a lot to me. Happy painting my friend 😁

@@niccivanderbijl4953 oh yes, absolutely! Which color did you have in mind?

@@larrymiller7311 great question! So I use a brand called Masters Touch. If you’re using Liquitex then it will take more layers to build up because those are very thin, but I love the ones that I use because they are affordable and work very well and also if you have too much water on your paintbrush, it won’t lay down very well. Another reason is because maybe the surface of your canvas you’re painting on is too smooth resulting in the paint, not spreading out very well, so to avoid that it’s good to use one or two coats of a very thin coat of gesso which makes the canvas a little rough and gives it what I call tooth in order to pull the paint off of the brush allowing the paint to spread better that way. Let me know if there’s anything else I can help you with and I hope this helps and happy painting to you.😁

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris Thank you for responding. I assume you you use the thick body grade of Masters Touch?

@@larrymiller7311 I just use the regular medium but heavy body definitely does cover and spread better, but it is more costly

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris thank you!

@@Blue.Willow7 thank you so much for the feedback and I aim to give better views in the future and have been working on trying to get better at that. Happy painting to you.😁

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris thank you and happy painting to you also.☺️

@@ArtBuddyIndian it definitely sets the blurry effect off using white

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris white required or not

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@@Mike_Larry41 great question! I would say draw out a general house shape or log cabin and make it proportionate to how big you want the trees to be in relation to it, and then I would use similar colors in the painting to show that it’s reflecting the color of the night and then put highlights that you use on the tree on just some of the house like on the trim of the roof and maybe a little spot here and there of some light zinging off it from the Moonlight and then I would put a little bit of brush around the house to settle it down in the picture making it look like it’s in the picture instead of on the picture. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have anything else and happy painting to you.😁

@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris perfect! Thank you!

@@jdogvv yes it’s very possible. In fact there are a couple of tutorials where I do use chalk to draw out the basic shape of glass pieces and in this case you can do that, but it might get a little messy with chalk when doing the middle part for all the detail area.

@@TheAcrylicAsylumwithMikeFerris Thank you! I will do a few attempts on disposable paper before doing it on the canvas to get the middle portion down correctly!