Artist's Questions Answered (Plus Artist WINNERS Announced) 🎁🎨

What colors to use to turn warm red into cool shadow? What happens when you paint over dry painting layers? I answer your questions and demonstrate painting techniques. Plus the five winners of my Painterly Workshop Course are announced.
If you have any painting related questions please add them below in the comments. Your question could be featured in the next Artist's Q & A.
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[@MarkBegbie]

Awesome news- Thank You!!!

[@dededraws6259]

Just woke the dogs up with my celebratory dance!, thanks so much

[@MalcolmDewey]

LOL ... please contact me via link sent on you entry and I will set it up.

[@romaisblooming]

Thank you! I am so excited and jumping for joy! I look forward to this workshop!

[@MalcolmDewey]

Excellent!

[@MalcolmDewey]

Please contact me via the link sent on your entry and I will set it up.

[@elizabethgoor8698]

What paints do you use? They are so , as you always say, “juicy”, and are so vibrant and thick. The ones I have used don’t seem to be that flowing.

[@MalcolmDewey]

Thank you - actually both good student paints - Maimeri Classico and Daler-Rowney Georgian. When the paints are affordable you feel less guilt layering it on thick 😀

[@imagenes12]

WooHoo! Thanks! 1st time I win something on UA-cam. 🌞👍🏽👩‍🎨

[@MalcolmDewey]

Well done :) Just reply via the link sent to your entry and I will set you up.

[@suzannewebb2418]

I have trouble with dark slater purple expanses. You say sky is lightest area of a painting and I don’t know how to make my dark skies brighter. They are the backdrop for vivid green and oranges of autumn trees btw. Help please

[@MalcolmDewey]

This is a general rule and you can break it if it suits your concept for the painting. If you want the sky to look closer to the actual light value you need to check your choice of blue. Usually a cerulean blue with white will get a typical light sky. Add ochre or alizarin if necessary to add variety.