So true!

Thank you! Glad you found value in it!

Hi, I used Diamine Fountain Pen Ink in Grey and Noodlers Bulletproof Ink in Black. The Diamine was really easy to use with the glass pen.

Hi, yes I used Kuretake Gansai but I also used Mungyo.

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Thanks, I did it over a few days but I tend to get absorbed in it so the time goes fast 😊

Thank you! It's an acrylic paint marker.

Thank you! Kuretake are some of my favourite paints because the pigment is so intense.

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Thank you for your lovely comment! At the risk of sounding stupid, would you be able to let me know what information I'm not getting through in the text explanations? Or is it simply that a voice explanation is easier to follow? I valuel feedback because if I know where I'm going wrong on the editing, I can work on fixing it.

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Thank you! I normally say that I get lost when I paint, I suppose it is meditation in a different way. I just lose myself in the process and when I'm done I'm often surprised by the result because I have no real recollection of the thoughts taken in the journey - thankfully, I've been recording them!

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Hi, I used an Artistro Extra Fine Tip 0.7mm water-based ink marker. Hope that helps.

Thank you! I'm so glad you found the video helpful and that you gave it a go!

Thank you for your comment! I've gone to watch it after reading your comment and see exactly what you mean. My edited version, prior to posting, shows everything clearly but once uploaded it's clipped inwards. I'm so sorry you can't see much on the short, the full video is on the channel if you'd like to watch it. Thank you for taking the time to let me know, it's appreciated!

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Thank you! I look at the edge lines created once the paint is dry, I decide what I want to keep or hide or highlight and go from there.

Paynes Grey and a little bit of Titanium White gouache.

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Hi, it's a Winsor and Newton professional watercolour stick. They are fantastic and can be used in so many ways! Hope that helps.

@@denicecraftsandgifts thanks so much….I will have to try them!

Thank you! I'm sure you could, maybe give it a try? Let me know if you do please.

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Indeed, or a margarita?

Thank you! It's a Winsor and Newton professional watercolour stick.

@@denicecraftsandgifts thanks!

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Thank you! I hope you have a wonderful time being creative and that you love the results!

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Thank you! My father has also told me the captions go a bit fast. I have changed this on my next few videos that are scheduled to be uploaded over the next week or so. Thank you for the constructive comments, they help me to improve on my editing and content, and it's much appreciated.

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Thank you! I suffer from chronic health problems, too. I hope you feel better soon.

It's a pleasure, hope it helped.

Hi Patricia, thank you for your lovely comment! I only use natural sea salt, which has random size salt particles. In this video, I used previously used salt on the sky and clean salt on the moon. I posted a video, before this one, which is only about the technique of using salt on watercolour. I have given a demonstration of how the results can vary depending on the using clean or previously used salt. You might want to watch it if you're interested in how I use salt in my paintings.

@@denicecraftsandgifts ......hi thank you Denice yes I will go and find it ...

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It's called Brusho. I buy it on Amazon. There is a range of them available.