Thank you so much!

kzbin.info/www/bejne/m3PJfqetp5Zjd6Msi=Mp9W4t5C2yhfRKQ4 here is the link to the first video on painting the lace.

Thank you so very much, Ben. I've been very bad about getting new videos out out. We moved 2,000 miles away and I'm just now getting to the point where I can start painting again.

So glad you can start painting again. I would love for you to make a video where you expound on your wet into wet technique. I have my observations but that's not as good as hearing it from you yourself. I've watched a lot of watercolor videos and I don't think I've seen anyone who achieves your control of paint application and local values doing wet into wet. It's awesome to watch.

@@benalbritton LOL, Ben, you're making me blush!! But you have certainly given me the perfect subject for my next video. Sorry, the quality of the film is so amateurish, but I just do them on my phone and am very bad at learning editing skills. Thanks again for your kind words.

Your videos do the job they are supposed to do and that's all that matters!

You are very welcome! Thank you.

It's here. If you subscribe you may find things easier. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnuqfISqlJaJhck

@@susanharper9904 Thank you very much, I am subscribed, but I didn’t see it in the general list, I only received it through a direct link. Thanks for your lectures

I was using one of Billy Showell 's sable brushes. She now uses synthetic and no longer carries these. However, they were made for her by Rafael and are extra fine pointed sable rounds. I believe this is a number 4.

So glad it helped.

Brava! It gets easier as you go on.

I actually gave the reasons why stretching paper is helpful in the video. It isn't necessary if heavier paper is used (300 lb or better), but 140 lb paper can buckle when using more water and stretching it keeps it flat.

So glad it helped

So glad you found it helpful.

I'm so glad this was helpful. Happy Painting.

So glad it was helpful, Rene.

Glad it was helpful 😌

I'm happy these tips are helpful, Richard. Thank you.

You are very welcome.

I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I use the same three colors for all skin tones which is a high key triad of quindacridone rose, Sennelier yellow deep and manganese blue hue

Thank you. The brush is a Raphael extra fine pointed round, series 8408, not to be confused with the 8404, which is still a very nice brush but not as pointed.

Thank you, Julie.

You're welcome

Sweet thought. Believe. ;)

Thank you.

I'm so glad you found it helpful. Once you've master these basic shapes, you can model just about anything. Just break the image down into spheres (berries, apples), cubes (houses, boats, barns), cylinders (pipe folds in fabric, folds or wrinkles in skin, a turned back flower petal) or cones ( mountains, hillsides, lilies). Thanks for watching.

@@susanharper9904 I'm using what I learned to draw two christmas ornaments (spheres) and a candle (cylinder) together in a still life.

@@flyingdutchman773 Excellent!

I'm so glad this helped Kamal. There are so many videos out there for color, it might be a little redundant, but we'll see. You never know what I might do. Subscribe and you will get notice of new videos.