70 The extraordinary in the ordinary

[@bluemonqi]

As always it's amazing to see how you master the water and paint. But what i find most amazing is how consistent the quality of your artwork is, how calm you always seem te be. The state of mind you have, the focus and patience. Of all things i admire most your mental stability and discipline. I paint a lot yet there are days am incapable of finding that calmness. Apart from a lack of education (am an amateur with no artschool) its mostly a lack of inner peace that bothers me. I can feel insecure at times, or distracted or just not calm enough. And painting while someone is watching, i can't. Your video's do feel like a meditation, it's very calming. And how beautiful you paint some of my favorite streets in amsterdam. Thank you.

[@jvkarts]

Thank you for allowing us into your studio space.

[@IamMae72]

I found your channel recently. Your artistic talent is off the charts. I'm one of those who cannot draw a straight line. Don't ever stop painting Titus. Those of us who cannot do what you do appreciate the beauty you bring into the World.

[@NineLayerNige]

What I find fascinating is that almost everything initially gets covered in a grey splodgy wash, then, as I watch, the main building gets some brown overcolour and layer-by-layer, the painting develops in some kind of organic way of majestic finale. Achieving this, as an amateur dabbler of watercolour eludes me thus far, as I far too quickly get bogged down in detail too early.

[@michaelmcewan432]

I love it when you talk, I love it when it's quiet, and love it with the music, but most of all I love the painting

[@marildetesilva1410]

I am pleased with your message Titusmeeuws, which filled us with enthusiasm to explore more interesting and historical place in the reality of demonstrating that we can move forward is New and eve challenging in terms of inspirations and creative details , Thanksyou,Very much, Titus Meeuws Talented!!🎨🖌️❤🇧🇷👍

[@ginabadeaux9319]

i love Fridays when you share your art ,your daughters sweet voice brings me joy ,now i will watch the video ,have a blessed weekend my fellow artist

[@ronjohnson4566]

absolutely lovely painting. love the transition, the relationship and the visual passages between the bikes and the building in the back.

[@F1Supremo1]

Awesome...thank you for great presentation....

[@Xactant]

i really enjoy and appreciate how you strategically place light background music in various parts of your videos yet leave most of the video with just the sounds of your brush and the background sounds of your studio. I like how you describe the silent quite part with life above. I re-listened to that short section several times. Your description there was memorizing. Can you tell us more about documentary and where and when it will be available for viewing?

[@anamarie8]

Beautiful artistry. Thanks for sharing

[@KAFRO12]

Es fasziniert mich immer wieder aufs Neue Ihnen beim malen zuzusehen: Ihre Bilder haben eine unglaublich interessante Ausstrahlung:

[@thevegas8454]

Good evening Titus good morning here in USA. Always happy to see your beautiful work. Thanks for sharing.

[@Briburger]

My emI discovered your channel one day while watching KZbin. I’ve enjoyed your method and narration. I’m hoping to start painting myself.

[@MichelleMMears]

As always, I enjoy watching you paint and hearing what you have to say about the painting. Aside from your sessions where you paint portraits of other artists with them, you seem to work in isolation. Do you belong to any watercolor organizations? Do you go plein air painting with other artists as part of a group? Do you have friends who are watercolor painters? Do you do shows with other painters? I hope you don’t mind these questions.

[@andrelloyd4010]

I always enjoy seeing glimpses of Holland through an artsts eyes. Best wishes Titus and happy painting 🙏

[@gailcheck8611]

I love this new series of paintings, and how you use your rigger in so many different ways. Do you use more than one size of rigger? On a lighter note, I must (respectfully) ask, does the fringe from your scarf ever interfere with your work? LOL🤣

[@stephenoconnell6255]

I would like to see a reaction from your clients when they come to see the finished painting and what about the first meeting when they explain what they have in mind it should be possible now you have a good cameraman

[@fraker12]

Can somebody help me out what's the French word he said @4:15. The automatic closed caption wasn't any help.

[@rosinelenoane779]

The word is : repoussoir . Et voilà :)

[@marysechauvet2189]

It means pushing away, pushing back.l am French,and paint too.

[@fraker12]

​@@rosinelenoane779thanks a lot 👍

[@mariarosagraciano9634]

Aquí en el sur es otoño pero después de tu relato se pudo percibir los verdes de tu primavera.... Escribo en Español me resulta más cómodo. Muy linda la acuarela nueva de la esquina con puente muy relajada y hermosos tonos,más relajada que la anterior. Feliz fin de semana!!!

[@farrokhnadimi8625]

Hi Titus, Lovely work and meaningful body of works as usual! I need to know as I intend to go back and paint in watercolour, in watercolour unlike oil, colours can not be shifted or manipulate in order to rectify and make corrections to mistakes, ie, too dark or wrong shade as you do with oil. I'm looking at some of my watercolour paintings and there are mistakes need altering, in your line of work and expertise, would there be possibility to make corrections? Thanks.