Thank you for your kind words.

Thanks so much for your response. It took me about 6 rough paintings to get to this execution. Lots of crumbled tries laying on the studio floor. I haven't posted for a while because I am experimenting with some new ideas, which comes with many failures. Keep going and you will succeed.

@@look4light For some reason I feel much better knowing you have lots of crumbled tries on your studio floor. Do you have any on-line workshops?

Thank you so much 😀.

Thanks for your comment. Appreciate it.

Thanks for your comment. I'm glad you are enjoying my art. Keep it simple. I experiment all the time. Make loads of mistakes while having fun. Behind each video is a pile of fails.

Thank you so much 😀

Sorry for the delayed response. Big thanks for your supportive response. I will be posting more watercolour videos. I have a few global trips that will inspire me to create more.

Thanks John and very good wishes to you for your trips….look forward to seeing your work on your return 👌🤩👍

Thanks for your interest in my watercolours. Apologies for the late reply. The Winsor Blue is a red shade. I sometimes mix Winsor Blue with Prussian Blue, tones it down.

Muchas gracias. Agradezco tu comentario positivo.

Thank you for your positive response. The brush that you are mentioning is a sable brush. Great brush for holding lots of paint. They are a little pricey but the benefits are gtreat.

Thank you ! What size sable brush ? would you recommend

Thank you for your positive comment. Appreciate the encouragement.

Chinese Goat Hair.

I use Winsor Newton paints

Joseph Mallord William Turner

140lb Cold Press water colour paper

You are right, I did say that. And as I experiment with a variety of bushes and palette knife etc. I have found materials that work for me. And now, I am using hair brushes because the sythetic brushes are not performing. The chinese brush you see me use is goat hair. They come in a variety of sizes. Not expensive so I would suggest you try various sizes. There are two other brushes you see me use; a 1 inch sable and a fine long tip(1" in length) sable. All hold good amounts of water. As artists, we must try new materials, learn to fail as we go. I hope this helps.

Hi Peggy. Big thank you for all your interest in my watercolour paintings. And, for your interest in my paint brush collection. I will follow up with a detailed discription of all the brushes I use, which isn't many. One common theme with my brushes, they are all animal hair, not synthetic. The hair brushes hold more water. I will follow up shortly.

Hi Lynne. I use alot of water when mapping out my design. The more water you use, the longer the drying time. You should experiment with the amount of water you use. Plus, use a good quality paper. Check out this tutorial, it will give you a better understanding of my process. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJ3ZloVrhqegn80

Hi Nancy. Thanks for taking the time to respond. I appreciate your thoughts even if your feedback isn't positive. I wonder if you could expand on your critique of my work. We can All gain from constructive criticism.

Thank you for your wonderful comment. Much appreciated.🥂👍