You re wonderful. I was able to follow along easily and you didn’t go too fast or too slow. And I’m old! That makes it even more impressive. Thanks for sharing your talents!
loved the techniques you used; and your explanation of how and why you used your tools. You made it simple yet obviously its effective. The effect looks almost real. Love, Love, love!
Yeah, the yellow just gives it that extra depth when you go over the other layers with your dry brush. It adds color dimension. I'm so glad that you gave this a try! I'd love to see your painting!
How lovely that you took a moment to acknowledge my comment! Very impressive, and quite classy! I will be trying some of your other tutorials very soon! You were great...seriously. It is so nice when the artist is very realistic, and communicates during the tutorial. Thanks again! :)
This is my absolute favorite way to do this. I’ve used this video multiple times and the yellow makes ALL the difference🎉Thank you (again, I’ve probably commented on this but🤷🏼♀️)😊
The squared off brushes are called flat head brushes. I use graphite pencil on my canvases all the time. I use HB pencil and then I use a kneadable eraser to lighten the sketch. Acrylic paint hides my pencil sketch every time.
Hahaha. That would be much quicker, for sure. However, I'm sure if you gave it a go, you'd be pleasantly surprised at how simple it is to do. Good luck with your project, either way you choose. 😘
Wow i’m so amazed 😻! It’s so beautiful and real 😻 I’m not so good in painting but with your instruction it looks so easy. I will give it a go for sure 👌🏻 i will go purchase the tool tomorrow 😎 Thank you soo much 💘
@@kanmf89 it has come in very handy for decorating my room and it's because of u Thank you. its very creative of u to use stiff bristle brushes to get that wood texture.
I'd probably do mostly gray with a dab of blue mixed in for that weathered look, and maybe use a base of regular brown instead of yellow. And for the number 3 color, just use the same thing I used for this one, but maybe add a little less brown & more black. But, go easy with the number 3 color, just use it to line your edges & accent the panels a little. Hope that helps. Good luck!
Unfortunately, there isn't a tutorial for that one. However, I used this exact technique for the "wood planks", and then just hand painted the word "Family" over it. Looking back, I wish I would have purchased a stencil or even a decal for the word lol. I'm not the best at painting words.
Hi! I am all set to try this out 😁 one question though.. could this possibly be done on a black canvas? Wish me luck!! 🥰 Thank u for this awesome demo!!
To be honest, i have never used a black canvas, didn't even know it was made that way lol. I'd say give it a try, and if all else fails, acetone your canvas & start over. The beautiful thing about art is that it is subjective, and there's no right or wrong, ya know? I hope you have fun, and I hope that your project turns out amazing! If you've got an Instagram that you share your artwork, I'd love it if you tagged me so I could see it once it is finished. 🥰
I've had mine for years. None of my brushes are fancy or anything, I'd assume it was in a pack of various brushes. I have several packs that contain a variety of styles. Some come with soft & hard. You could always find one that just has a minimal give when you comb the bristles, and cut them shorter. They are stiffer towards the neck.
To be honest, I'm not sure. I feel like you could still use the yellow, and just add less brown to your mix. Maybe even tone your yellow base down with some off-white mixed in.
What a great demonstration! I would love to see a video of your table as that's what I want to do but have been afraid to tackle it because of the taping. If you could send me the link, I would really appreciate it. My color choice is the grey driftwood look. What 3 colours do you suggest? My feeling is there should be some brown...maybe the base? Thank you so much!
I don't have a link to my table. We bought a build-it-yourself picnic table and I just stained it a blueish gray. I wanted it more "weathered", but it was my first time staining anything lol. I think I was supposed to wipe the stain off after applying, and I just kind of painted it on.. The table was $100, and you can find them at Lowe's & Home Depot. As far as the color of stain, just look at the options your store has & choose one that fits your style the best. We will be building our own bed platform some time within the next couple of months & I'm going to try my hand at staining again, maybe I will film the process (building & staining).
I'm not sure. It has to have stiff bristles in order for it to drag through the paint like that. I suppose you could probably try a hard bristled toothbrush or maybe even a wire brush?
Honestly, was that 100% necessary to comment? 🤣 I'm so sorry that I talked "too much" on a video that I posted to my OWN UA-cam channel! 🙄😑 No one forced you to watch (or listen). Would you rather it was just a completely silent video?! Some people's children...🤦♀️
You re wonderful. I was able to follow along easily and you didn’t go too fast or too slow. And I’m old! That makes it even more impressive. Thanks for sharing your talents!
Thank you, so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
loved the techniques you used; and your explanation of how and why you used your tools. You made it simple yet obviously its effective. The effect looks almost real. Love, Love, love!
Thank you, so much!
Such a great tutorial! I didn’t have the exact brush that was that stiff, but I thought it still worked out!
At first I was like, "why the yellow?" Then I tried it without... Uh-huh, it needs the yellow. Magic! :o) That's why.
Yeah, the yellow just gives it that extra depth when you go over the other layers with your dry brush. It adds color dimension. I'm so glad that you gave this a try! I'd love to see your painting!
Ummmm life saver!! Thank you!
You're welcome. So happy that my video could help you! 😘💙
How lovely that you took a moment to acknowledge my comment! Very impressive, and quite classy! I will be trying some of your other tutorials very soon! You were great...seriously. It is so nice when the artist is very realistic, and communicates during the tutorial. Thanks again! :)
Any time! I hope you like my other paintings, as well.
This is my absolute favorite way to do this. I’ve used this video multiple times and the yellow makes ALL the difference🎉Thank you (again, I’ve probably commented on this but🤷🏼♀️)😊
I'm so glad that it is useful to someone besides me. 🥰🥰🥰
Looks great! Love the technique. Thank you!💜
Thank you!
Many thanks for sharing your incredible talent. Very interesting tutorial. I am anxious to try this! You are a talented artist as well as instructor.
Thank you! I tried to be as thorough as possible.. I know it is pretty long video lol. Thanks so much for watching & good luck on your project!
I tried this technique and it came out really well. Great tutorial!! Thank you 😊
So happy to hear that. Thanks! 😊
You were SO helpful!!! Thank You. Love how my project turned out bc of you! It’s not perfect but I wish I could post a picture. Thx!
Glad I could help! I'm sure it looks amazing, we are our own worst critics. 😊
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Mine turned out amazing! 🖤 Wish I could share a picture of my canvas with you!
You're so welcome! If you ever post it to a public account, just leave me the link so I can see!
This is amazing, thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nicely explained..i am going to try this..thanks ❤
The squared off brushes are called flat head brushes. I use graphite pencil on my canvases all the time. I use HB pencil and then I use a kneadable eraser to lighten the sketch. Acrylic paint hides my pencil sketch every time.
Kayla, thank you for sharing that amazing video. It was fun to do too. Thank you again..
I'm so happy that you liked it & I'd love to see your painting!
@@kanmf89 Kayla , how do I send you the pics of the painting
Did you post it on a public Instagram or anything?
@@kanmf89 I am old school Kayla. Made three paintings and suctioned them for a cause.
How awesome!
Thank you so much! Now I will run out to Hobby Lobby and purchase one already made. 🤭
Hahaha. That would be much quicker, for sure. However, I'm sure if you gave it a go, you'd be pleasantly surprised at how simple it is to do. Good luck with your project, either way you choose. 😘
This was so helpful thank you for sharing
You're welcome.
beautiful job!
Thank you, so much!
Loved your art... thank you so much for sharing this vedio...it was very helpful for me....I was searching this good vedio and this is it
Thank you! I'm so happy to have been able to help!
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Omg I totally get why you named them 1,2 & 3
Wow i’m so amazed 😻! It’s so beautiful and real 😻
I’m not so good in painting but with your instruction it looks so easy. I will give it a go for sure 👌🏻 i will go purchase the tool tomorrow 😎
Thank you soo much 💘
Thank you & good luck with your painting!
i tried it... and it looks great. thankyou so much:)
So happy you enjoyed it!
@@kanmf89 it has come in very handy for decorating my room and it's because of u Thank you. its very creative of u to use stiff bristle brushes to get that wood texture.
Awesome tutorial!! PLEZZZ MAKE MORE!!!!!!
Thank you! I plan on making some more. Just need to plan it out & schedule some time to get them done.
@@kanmf89 looking to make one a little lighter.any quick tips ?
I'd say use lighter brown paint & add a little extra gray or white. Really depends on what shade you're trying to make the planks.
Was great!. Want to do thha to the edges of one of my painting
Thanks very much 🤗
Glad you like it. Good luck with your edges. 😊
@@kanmf89what colors can I use to do a blueish gray and black colored fence. I rembered the colors you used for the brownish colored wood fence.
I'd probably do mostly gray with a dab of blue mixed in for that weathered look, and maybe use a base of regular brown instead of yellow. And for the number 3 color, just use the same thing I used for this one, but maybe add a little less brown & more black. But, go easy with the number 3 color, just use it to line your edges & accent the panels a little. Hope that helps. Good luck!
Where can I find the tutorial for the painting you made for you dining room
Unfortunately, there isn't a tutorial for that one. However, I used this exact technique for the "wood planks", and then just hand painted the word "Family" over it.
Looking back, I wish I would have purchased a stencil or even a decal for the word lol. I'm not the best at painting words.
This is amazing! Thank you! Has anyone ever told you when you talk you sound so much like Carrie Underwood?
Thank you! And, no, no one has ever told me that lol.
I was thinking Cameron Diaz! Lol
Hi! I am all set to try this out 😁 one question though.. could this possibly be done on a black canvas? Wish me luck!! 🥰 Thank u for this awesome demo!!
To be honest, i have never used a black canvas, didn't even know it was made that way lol. I'd say give it a try, and if all else fails, acetone your canvas & start over. The beautiful thing about art is that it is subjective, and there's no right or wrong, ya know? I hope you have fun, and I hope that your project turns out amazing! If you've got an Instagram that you share your artwork, I'd love it if you tagged me so I could see it once it is finished. 🥰
Where did you find your stiff brush? I went to Michael’s yesterday but none seemed stiff enough.
I've had mine for years. None of my brushes are fancy or anything, I'd assume it was in a pack of various brushes. I have several packs that contain a variety of styles. Some come with soft & hard. You could always find one that just has a minimal give when you comb the bristles, and cut them shorter. They are stiffer towards the neck.
If I wanted to do more a grayish wood, would I still do the yellow undertone?
To be honest, I'm not sure. I feel like you could still use the yellow, and just add less brown to your mix. Maybe even tone your yellow base down with some off-white mixed in.
@@kanmf89 okay! Thank you very much!
Hi idk if you were already asked this but, in replacement of the stiff brush could I use a toothbrush?
You could always try. I'd say a hard bristle toothbrush would be the safest bet. If you try, let me know how it worked out for you!
Kayla's Creative Corner ok thank you😊
What a great demonstration! I would love to see a video of your table as that's what I want to do but have been afraid to tackle it because of the taping. If you could send me the link, I would really appreciate it. My color choice is the grey driftwood look. What 3 colours do you suggest? My feeling is there should be some brown...maybe the base? Thank you so much!
I don't have a link to my table. We bought a build-it-yourself picnic table and I just stained it a blueish gray. I wanted it more "weathered", but it was my first time staining anything lol. I think I was supposed to wipe the stain off after applying, and I just kind of painted it on.. The table was $100, and you can find them at Lowe's & Home Depot. As far as the color of stain, just look at the options your store has & choose one that fits your style the best. We will be building our own bed platform some time within the next couple of months & I'm going to try my hand at staining again, maybe I will film the process (building & staining).
Hi! I was wondering what could replace the stiff brush?
I'm not sure. It has to have stiff bristles in order for it to drag through the paint like that. I suppose you could probably try a hard bristled toothbrush or maybe even a wire brush?
Kayla's Creative Corner thank you, I will try it! I love your art!
Good instructions but a little too much unnecessary talking
Honestly, was that 100% necessary to comment? 🤣 I'm so sorry that I talked "too much" on a video that I posted to my OWN UA-cam channel! 🙄😑 No one forced you to watch (or listen). Would you rather it was just a completely silent video?! Some people's children...🤦♀️