6 Treescapes (Part 1)

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[@tinamarie227]

You are such an inspiration to me. Thank you for putting in the time and effort .... it is SO appreciated.

[@StephanieLaw]

Thank you! Glad you enjoy!

[@AndreaNowak777]

I have always loved the idea of creating an image from a random watercolor background, especially using salt in it. I did a series of angels doing this technique back in my college years. It is a fun way to open your mind up to seeing something new. I love your work so much and actually have several of your books too. Please keep sharing how you make such beautiful designs!

[@dawnangela4364]

Stunning! Thankyou so much for sharing your tecniques

[@jennyannart]

So very inspiring I'm in awe of your talent 💙💚💜💛 your work

[@StephanieLaw]

Thank you!

[@ThornMage]

Always loved your art since the early days of DeviantArt and Magic the Gathering. Love the little details in every pic.

[@StephanieLaw]

Thank you for following me for so long Amy!

[@Hannah-rl3ng]

Could u please tell me what brushes you use? Love it. It dies job well . Love your work too, thanks for sharing.

[@wulfhshado]

Love your tarot deck and all your art. I really enjoy watching your imagination work. You're terrific. Very soothing voice too. Question: are there other water colors that granulate that aren't as expensive as Daniel Smith? Because yikes!

[@StephanieLaw]

Some, but Daniel Smith is the only one that really speciallly has pigments for that. You can definitely find other granulating pigments generally if you experiment or look up on line people showing swatches and things

[@WoodlandApothecary]

I love these. What is the gold on the paper?

[@KweenBee37]

Oh my gosh Stephanie, you are so inspiring!! Absolutely beautiful. Love your work. I love to do this with charcoal, just make a mess and stare at it a while and things start to emerge. Will you be releasing another calendar in 2019? xxx

[@StephanieLaw]

oh yah, it's very relaxing and uses a different part of the brain

[@wendyb7993]

What amazing artwork you make🤗🤗 do you use gold leaf ?

[@MollySato]

Wow!!!! 💖😍💖

[@StephanieLaw]

Thanks Molly!

[@samanthasmith4617]

I ordered one of your books for Christmas and wondered if you are on KZbin. I love these videos. The tiny salt patterns look like lichens on rocks. Thank you for sharing.🐑.u.k.

[@jaderyan563]

What is the gold product you use on the blue one. Thanks for sharing your gift. Best jade

[@StephanieLaw]

It's copper leaf

[@larryhunt2709]

Do you stretch your paper first?

[@KatheeRN]

What is the white paint, if I can ask? This is a wonderful tutorial.. ty

[@StephanieLaw]

White watercolor ground

[@susanhamilton1822]

Was that meant to be an owl coming out of the tree at the end? It looked like it to me. So lovely!

[@StephanieLaw]

not intentionally!

[@kirpt2530]

What brand is your size zero brush?? ❤️

[@StephanieLaw]

usually W&N series 7 kolinsky sable. You can find a list of my supplies here: www.amazon.com/shop/spmlaw

[@WiseTailsArt]

I really want to experiment with this technique! Will the salt work with colored inks or acrylics?

[@anni4770]

It could possibly work with acrylics if they're diluted to watercolour consistency, ink might have a bit too much pigment in it to have the same effect but it would probably do something :D

[@StephanieLaw]

I've never tried with those! If you try it, let me know!

[@marsbeads]

Hello, goethite is guh-tight or go-thight : ). Lovely little paintings.

[@StephanieLaw]

Thanks for that tip! Would never have guessed it from the spelling.