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i LOVE your demos. they are now my favorite! the cut ins using photoshop to strip away and highlight color areas is pure genius and extremely helpful. please keep making videos ❤️❤️
Patience and a good drawing are definitely your foundation for the amazing detail you put into your paintings. I am learning to slow down more and the results have shown an improvement in my painting. I still have a long way to go to feel comfortable with my watercoloring, but I am enjoying the process with your great tutorials!
That's fantastic Mary! Once you make it about the process and not the result, it's easy to relax into it, be patient and enjoy the whole experience. I'm glad you're enjoying the process and seeing improvement. I hope it continues 🙂
I've watched few demos you are publishing on UA-cam channel. Your advices on painting watercolor technics are brilliant, it would be great for me to paint again, I am watercolor painter for years !
Ms Mason you seem to be the least of the watercolor artist ive seen that uses a tilt stand to do your work. That helps to avoid neck pain right? Can you feature that stand you use for painting? Thanks
Wow....really wow. May I know what type and number of pencil you are using. Also, please let me know if you are using cold or hot pressed paper. Thanks a lot.
ok I know that but 99% of the time she paints the exact same as the pics. Thats why I was wondering But I think I would question Picasso mental health... 🤔 And also now that I look at video she just changed the leaves from green to red to show off the veins more so my bad. I just thought that the red leaves was the actual references
Hi Julia, I just do it manually with a highlighter tool. So you need to know where the different tonal values are to create the highlights, if that makes sense?
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The end of your video was cute and I appreciate very much all that you are doing to help us paint better realistically.
That's great to hear Linda, thanks for taking the time to leave a comment :-)
That looks very realistic. Great work Anna. Always inspiring 👏👏
i LOVE your demos. they are now my favorite! the cut ins using photoshop to strip away and highlight color areas is pure genius and extremely helpful. please keep making videos ❤️❤️
Patience and a good drawing are definitely your foundation for the amazing detail you put into your paintings. I am learning to slow down more and the results have shown an improvement in my painting. I still have a long way to go to feel comfortable with my watercoloring, but I am enjoying the process with your great tutorials!
That's fantastic Mary! Once you make it about the process and not the result, it's easy to relax into it, be patient and enjoy the whole experience. I'm glad you're enjoying the process and seeing improvement. I hope it continues 🙂
This is probably the best video I've seen yet.
Your work is always amazing to me - you must have incredible patience, which will serve you well as a mother.
I love your art studio set up!
Love this leaf demo!
Looks amazingly realistic.
Excellent teacher. Unfortunately, I am an extremely impatient painter so painting just one leaf would be a lengthy splodgy process :)
I've watched few demos you are publishing on UA-cam channel.
Your advices on painting watercolor technics are brilliant, it would be great for me to paint again,
I am watercolor painter for years !
Extremely helpful. Thankyou for such videos
Great, I'm glad this helped! :-)
Perfect English and awesome tutorial!
thank you a lot, very helpful
Thank you so much Anna you're amazing ❤️🌺
thank you!!!
I love your videos I learned so much!!!!
🙌 Really enjoyed your video! ✨ 💖 👏🏻
Thanks for the video
You're welcome Nendita :-)
^❤^ #Great job !!! thank you. ❤👍😀
Excellent! Thank you.
Thank you !!
You're so welcome Sol 🙏
Ms Mason you seem to be the least of the watercolor artist ive seen that uses a tilt stand to do your work. That helps to avoid neck pain right? Can you feature that stand you use for painting? Thanks
Your work is remarkable by the way.. soo talented and really appreciate you sharing your talent to us. Biggest gratitude
Brilliant
supper ..i like your art..thanks for nice video
Superbe !
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Great demo Anna. How long did it take you to paint these leaves in 'real' time?
Janet Taylor it took her one year honey
I loved, very helpful. Tku
Your work is really amazing to me. Could you tell me what kind of watercolor do you use, please!?
Thanks very much! You can see all the paints and equipment I use here: www.annamasonart.com/buy-your-equipment-online/
Wow....really wow. May I know what type and number of pencil you are using. Also, please let me know if you are using cold or hot pressed paper. Thanks a lot.
Hola muy buenos sus videos,lástima que no tengan la opción de subtitulos en español y no entienda sus comentarios.
Gracias
Awsome
Where did you get your table easel ?
Hi Dora, you can check out a full list of the equipment I use here: www.annamasonart.com/equipment/
What types of paper can be used for printing?
Why you change color of leaves from reference?
ok I know that but 99% of the time she paints the exact same as the pics. Thats why I was wondering
But I think I would question Picasso mental health... 🤔
And also now that I look at video she just changed the leaves from green to red to show off the veins more so my bad. I just thought that the red leaves was the actual references
When you glaze, do you let the gaps dry first? If not, how do you not loose the Detail underneath the glaze
Mary BeVard it’s called skill honey
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what kind of paper
I use Arches hot pressed paper - you can see all the equipment I use here: www.annamasonart.com/equipment/
how can i do this in photoshop like you do? can you show us this?
Hi Julia, I just do it manually with a highlighter tool. So you need to know where the different tonal values are to create the highlights, if that makes sense?
Anna Mason Art, that, i do understand, but after that you make it pink with a colorpicker? Or can you change the color values before?