Thanks ☺️💛

It makes painting feels little more special ☺️

Thank you 😊

Thank you for watching! I’m really glad you found it helpful and cozy ☺️

Thanks so much for watching! I’m really glad it inspired you ☺️

Which pan of paint? I’m not sure what you mean 🧐

@@darladear27 At 3:29 from top to bottom 3rd row, from left to right 4th pan looks like it was already used.

@@moma-b Ohh, the gold metallic color! Yeah, it came cracked and bumpy like that - I'm assuming it's because the metallic is a different formula than the regular colors, but not sure. It works great either way! :)

Thanks so much! :)

Thank you so much Rina! It really means a lot that you watched the video. 💖 In the beginning I was using colors from a Gansai watercolor set called “Autumn” that I bought from Choosing Keeping, and lightening some of them with white gouache. Does that answer your question? My husband said he liked the flower too! Art is so subjective ☺️ Here’s a link to that watercolor set: choosingkeeping.com/collections/painting/products/japanese-seasons-watercolour-set-autumn

@@darladear27 It was so soothing and your art was beautiful 🥰✨ yes thank you and also for the link!! Have a great one Hannah💫

I'm not sure I like using them as a watercolor paint, because they dried with a darker ring around the edges - I think they're designed more to be used with fountain pens. But for sketchbook work they're great for anything!

@@darladear27 I kind of like the haloing :)) but I think it lends itself to certain illustrative styles. Have you tried feathering in water? That can soften edges

@@PenFriends That's a good point! I didn't try that yet because I was aiming for a hard edge but I'll play around some more. :)

@@darladear27 what I tend to do is ink a section and the draw out with the brush with a little water. You can still get hard edges :)

@@PenFriends Oh that makes total sense! Thank you, I'll try that next time. :)

Thank you :)