Just found you in my feed and subscribed! You are an inspiration and very talented.

I really admire how you persevered thru the “ugly stage” and continued thru till you produced a really wonderful painting! Thank you for sharing.😊

Thank you for your videos....

I love the way you are intentional with each stroke, and are feeling your way down to the very edges of the bristles. You're not just "shmooshing" paint and "abusing" the brushes like so many do. I also like the way you wryly talk to yourself (with us listening in!)

Good one Jennifer, makes me lonesome for Lake Tahoe, where I did a lot of snow scenes, plein air, years ago, when I was "tougher", now in AZ with no snow to paint here. I could travel north, of course, up higher than down here near Tucson. Yes, if you don't paint winter scenes in the actual snow you cannot call yourself a landscape painter, unless maybe you live in Bali, that is!! It is as one old artist says, about plein air painting, "the one thing that separates the men from the boys", and women from the girls too, I guess, as you have proved, on numerous occasions. LOL. Two little things to make you laugh: Schmid says, "use alcohol to loosen up the pigments in the cold, but for No Other reason, while painting snow scenes". Get it!! And Gruppe or Hibbard or some other old painter of snow nearly froze to death out there, in VT. I think, and he came flying back to his cabin, threw open the door, screaming out, "Whiskey, whiskey give me whiskey", to his dear wife, who had a nice wood fire going there too. :D Ah, the joys of winter plein air eh!! Cheers from warm and beautiful, too warm and too beautiful, today, southern AZ. :D

Another gem of a painting. Love your range of neutrals, so sensitive and believable.

Awesome

Is it because of the cold that you didn't use thinner for the scrub in? Thank YOU for sharing. You give me courage!

Nice! Ive thrown a few off cliffs😆

First time here. I like your subject choice as it helped me see how to find something in a scene where everything can appear to look the same or overwhelmingly complex, and therefore easy to overlook finding something to paint. I enjoyed seeing it develop into a great plein air painting. I especially enjoyed your stream of consciousness and sense of humor.

Beautiful warms and cools. Out there in the snow, wow.

Beautiful. When you added the quite subtle dancing deer steps suddenly the spatial of the ground appeared and solidified. Great!

Thank you so much! Your videos feel like a great gift. As always, the colors are perfect. I don't know how you manage that. Indeed, sometimes the way the painting emerges appears miraculous. (I hope 2025 will be an amazing year for you, Jennifer.)

I like how you boldly announced when the painting arrived at the "ugly phase", and how you later announced when it was leaving that phase. It looked amazing at the end, and I marvel at how you got it there, mainly because of all the white, you know, like a polar bear eating a vanilla ice cream cone in a snowstorm. I would have found starting a challenge. Great job finding a center of interest and building on it. btw, I'm going to try to get you and @Kate_Bonnie to discover each other, since you both post wild, entertaining plein air adventures. Happy New Year!!

I love your composition and the variety of colors!! Lovely painting!

Another beautiful painting. Glad you didn’t throw it off the cliff. 😊

Lovely painting wish we had snow where I live in the UK

OMG-11 degrees! James Gurney says vodka works okay with gouache in sub-freezing temps. I wonder if we WSO people can use it, too. I’m gonna try since my kids gave me some. BTW, I sped up the playback to get you out of the cold sooner, lol. You’re welcome!😊 Painting is beautiful!

Nice work!!

Wow! Great painting you did…in that frosty weather! Thank you for sharing.😊

Jaki to papier? Jaka gramatura?

Those subtle temperature shifts in the colour are just beautiful!

Your dedication to your art is so inspiring! The painting is beautiful. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season with your family! I look forward to your work in 2025!

The painting was very beautiful, but again I have to say that these scenes with snow are my favorites!

This is fantastic ❤ I love that you did this outside right now ❤❤

Truly remarkable...both the painting and your stamina!! You have really captured the essence of that wonderful location and managed to add warmth from the tree stump into a very cool view....terrific...well done. Thank you. Hope you thawed out OK 😀

J'adore vos subtiles nuances de brun et de gris bleuté. Vous voir peindre est réjouissant. Mais j'ai eu froid avec vous !

Nice work! 🌸

What is the paper brand? good work btw

Beautiful, Jennifer!!!

Such a beautiful painting. Would be fun to see it framed. Thanks for the video!

So much respect for you! Brrrrr and an awesome painting!🏆

really nice painting!

You rock girl! Fabulous

Really beautiful job! I've just never enjoyed plein-airing in the winter. Where are you?

How beautiful, and cold lol

I enjoy watching your videos and how each brushstroke means so much to you. I talk to myself more now while I’m painting because of you. Thank you.

it's so nice to watch your videos, I always find motivation to go out and paint, that's what I did this morning, I hope you keep doing it! Hugs Jenn

I never thought so many greys could make me feel so happy Haha. Beautiful!

This place looks so beautiful, and painting there must have been nice 🥰

I think one of my favorite paintings that you’ve already done

Very inspiring, now I need to go out and paint too haha

I love your painting- beautiful day! I love how you set you easel up and painted it. Such a cool truck!

Wonderful job. I enjoy your brushplay!

Lovely! Just lovely!! Thanks for sharing.

Another stunner!

Nice one, looks like early 50's, Chevy, and you'd be surprised how easy to get it going again, not like it's an abandoned Tesla or something! I got four of these old cars, nicer paint, in my yard, but oddly have never painted them, that may change, they are 60's "classics" and my "investments" I tell my dear wife, by making money just by sitting there, LOL. We have lots of car shows here in AZ and a person could draw quite crowd painting cars like these, but they are mostly much more "presentable" and not as "artsy" as this old "campaigner" from the early era, where trucks were for work not for what the heck we get them for today. I have a nice Ford Ranger too, 2004, but not really paintable since it is all white. You did a great job not trying to get too fussy with detail and the light was tricky, but it was The painting after all. Liked the background goose "music" and kids playing ball; good thing they were not playing with "lawn darts"!! LOL. Cheers, looks cold there, getting that way down here too, believe it or don't! Time to get out and paint outside again! LOL ;D

Loved it! Love old trucks.

LOVE THIS!!!❤❤❤

Nice Job !