( 1108 ) something different, ....yes again....LOL!

[@G.G.8GG]

I think of all you have shared with us and continue to be wowed by the range of your talent and work, plus your understanding of various cultures, internet sites, etc. Not sure how you have fit it all in. Your channel is the only artist's chit-chat I enjoy. So much interesting going on in your life. Love it! Thank you.

[@annemarieridderhof]

Oh gives me a warm feeling….thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@sheilawright1205]

I love what u do❣️ don’t have lots of time on my devices but tune in when I can, keep on coloring the world beautiful -more should b doing the doing it!!!!!!!!

[@annemarieridderhof]

Thank you so much!❤️

[@MildredAylward]

I relate,I think it’s lovely put away then take it back down like it ,,then put away again

[@annemarieridderhof]

Yep that’s my motto ❤️❤️❤️

[@Miastrong930]

Love it. Well done. I have been studying water color for a number of years. I have a lot to learn. Since I am self taught there were 2 things that took a long time to learn. The first was that the paper makes a huge difference. Number 2 and the hardest to learn is water. The most basic thing about water is that while working on a painting the amount of moisture on the brush and on the paper is monumentally important. It is why the paper is so important. For example: the amount of cotton in the paper determines how long the paper hold the moisture. The more cotton the longer the paper holds the moisture. Knowing that when you load your brush and the amount of moisture on the brush matches what is on the paper you have a better chance of getting a smooth color. If the brush is more wet then the paper, you will likely get cauliflowers. Not enough moisture on the brush then the paint on the paper will be lifted. The overall thing that marries the first and the second points is that watercolor painting is moving the bead of water. So consistency in controlling the bead of water

[@annemarieridderhof]

And once you understand that then replace the water with sea water and start learning again, hahaha, it’s so much fun. I use 300gr cold pressed, it lets you run over the wet paper forever, doesn’t hurt the paper at all, that’s what I like. Montval, best paper there is imo.

[@helenelancaster183]

I love watching even your studio I learned from you so much! Love you young lady! And your work is incomparable! Yeah did she

[@annemarieridderhof]

♥♥ Thank you ♥♥

[@VonL1963]

You're so funny Annemarie. You really brighten my day! Can't help you with the dog issue though.

[@annemarieridderhof]

Thanks so much❤️

[@tuskbear]

Love watching your videos keep them coming

[@annemarieridderhof]

Thank you! Will do! ❤️

[@dalemaclaren7576]

I absolutely love you. ❤️ im a 62 year old woman from Canada 🇨🇦. Your personality is awesome. So sorry to hear that your dog bites. Im not sure what you can do to prevent it. It saddens my heart for the dog and yous. Absolutely love your art and I will be downloading ❤ Take great care ❤

[@annemarieridderhof]

Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@MildredAylward]

Not good at painting watercolour but I tried abstract and it’s nice,,I’ve lots I don’t like, but I’m learning,,thank you

[@annemarieridderhof]

You’re welcome 😊

[@darcieculley4986]

You are outstanding.. I love to watch you🎉😮😊

[@annemarieridderhof]

♥♥ Thank you ♥♥

[@margaretgeorge3903]

Always great when you chat! Only…. The recording was so low we had to turn the sound all the way up😂. Looking forward to seeing where you go with this ‘new’ project ❤

[@annemarieridderhof]

Sorry about that ❤️❤️❤️

[@cindijennings2285]

Oh my goodness the ones you don’t like are fabulous!!!

[@Do-U-Know-me00]

Maybe if you make these things in turquoise, you"ll like them. I thought they were pretty colors anyway. nice work

[@robinpinkham9398]

Well I'm no poor art critic but I know what I love . I will give you a 100x outstanding fabulous ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@annemarieridderhof]

Hahaha thank you ❤️❤️❤️

[@jonron4729]

👍👍👍

[@SteveCeeReloaded]

If you don't mind, I would like to use the pictures for my Easter decorations in my salon ...

[@annemarieridderhof]

Please do, they are yours ( stays in the family ) ♥♥♥

[@SteveCeeReloaded]

Is the email address in the infobox current? I have one or two photos here...

[@annemarieridderhof]

@@SteveCeeReloaded [e-mail] mail me if you want images I can send them

[@gaila.c.602]

Hi Annemarie! Re Pixabay ratings, art is subjective (as you know). So yes, it depends on who is reviewing for Pixabay it seems! Hang in there! 💕

[@annemarieridderhof]

Very true thank you ❤️

[@debrafischer807]

I loved the ones you didn’t like. But then I might be strange. Lol!

[@annemarieridderhof]

Hahaha we are all strange in certain ways….don’t you just love that ? ❤️❤️❤️

[@patriciarouse6711]

I tried to find you on Pixabay with no results showing. I have a login there’s. I’m using an iPad. Are you using an Apple or Windows computer.

[@annemarieridderhof]

Just use my last name Ridderhof.

[@patriciarouse6711]

@@annemarieridderhof I tried your last name and I made sure I spelled it correctly. I’ll try again another day.

[@Nrscathy60]

I'm afraid you will have to do some training with your dog, like it or not. If he bites again, that person may bring you to court to put the dog down. A trainer is needed here if you can't do it yourself. We've all had tough lives, but we don't go biting people. We have been trained to have manners. Train your dog.

[@annemarieridderhof]

Well I did put a sign up at the door and told the painter not to go to the living room , I had the dog in there with the door closed. I had told him 3 days in a row that he will bite but he just opened the door and walked in. I am very careful and don’t think he could ever take me to court for doing something he was warned not to. But I agree training might be something needed.

[@tiaGSA]

Why do you not upload your pictures to a site that will pay you what they are worth, $13 is nothing?

[@annemarieridderhof]

They are only Ai images, ❤️❤️❤️