Watercolor Tutorial about How Do You Know What Triad To Use?

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So glad to have found you. As a total novice watercolorist, this question has been on my mind lately. Thank your thorough and unrushed explanation. I'm a subscriber now!

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Thank you so much for joining me!

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Sargent is so underrated ❤

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I love everything he does.

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Very very helpful!

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Glad it was helpful!

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Brilliant video! Thanks for sharing...!

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Glenda Prince Thank you. I had to figure out how to break a large concept down.

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Thanks, thhis was very helpful. What consistency of paint are you using?

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Melissa Lefebvre thank you. That is great to hear.

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So helpful and inspiring....

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lis markmann møller i am so glad to hear ..it makes sense.

[@karenhoward303]

Ahhhhh, Jo, huge help! Thank you! Please do a whole book on this haha!

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Karen Howard it would take a whole book to cover all the possibilities.

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Thank you for taking the time to watch.

[@kula89511]

Hi Jo, who was the artist on the next to last painting?? ....... I found much great take-away information in this video. Thanks for the effort for us.

[@jomackenzie7065]

John Singer Sargent. I used Winslow Homer and John Singer Sargent as examples of the sublime.