which videos inspired you the most? which one made you pick up a brush to paint?

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L I N K S M E N T I O N E D
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[@creationsceecee]

L I S T O F S U P P L I E S • 140 lbs cold pressed cotton watercolour paper (BeePaper) • 3/4" ProArtist tape • glass cutting mat • watercolor paints: titan buff (QOR), shadow yellow, shadow green, shadow blue, shadow vermillion (Shadow Black e-sumi mei set by Boku-Undo), pale gold and star gold (Kremer Pigments) • 1/2" flat watercolor brush (Silver Black Velvet) from thebrushguys.com -- this is an affiliate link: bit.ly/2Ifm4GZ -- get 5% off your entire order from The Brush Guys by entering code: ceecee • small Menso Kolinsky brush (Zig by Kuretake) • Menso Kolinsky brush, size unknown (Kuretake) • white Poscal paint pen, .7mm (Uni) • the brush rest i use is a soap dish much like this one: amzn.to/2xc6F4r L I N K S M E N T I O N E D • doodling with gold and white .... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKisfqyVpNyqZ9U • blobs of color + doodles + gold... kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqe1kItupK54b6c • watch more videos on Patreon: www.patreon.com/creationsceecee

[@vickimoyer1834]

Oh, so many of your videos have been inspiring. It may be the method you use, the brush, or the colours. I'm very harded-pressed to find just one video that has pushed me a little harder. So, I keep watching and experimenting.

[@kathyleek9628]

I really loved today's painting. I liked the words! your whole video was great.

[@priscillawarren9979]

My fave, too, was the rectangle blobs with doodles . I loved doing those and I learned so much. Thank you, CeeCee.

[@candacekerr4139]

My favorite is the making of CHAPLE LANE. And the thatched roof. I’ve watched that over and over again. There is something special about it.

[@Joan4me]

My heart is happy whenever I see that you are sharing your talents with us again. Thank you for continuing to be with us.

[@katiewilliams6591]

Yes, agree!!

[@dianespero2202]

My favorite is More Doodled Squares with green and copper watercolor beginner level. I’m a beginner.

[@alicependergast732]

I am so happy to see your new video! Like many others, your little rectangles and doodles gave me the confidence to begin! I’ve moved on to some of your more abstract, loose paintings-and now always add gold. Most importantly, your calm, reassuring voice as you teach seems to make it possible to try new techniques and lose myself in the moment. I am inspired by something in each of your tutorials- I can’t choose just one.

[@surquhart3020]

As a beginner, your intuitive, loose style and the addition of doodling especially the addition of gold are my most inspirational. Your candidness and voice are like spending time with a friend.

[@patriciawentzpwentz6784]

I was in lockdown at a rehab center for 16 months during the pandemic. I knew I had to come up with something to keep me sane. I came upon you and began watercolor painting. I watch all your videos, became a Amazon junkie buying supplies. You helped save my life. I began happily painting every day. I'm still at it and just love it. I have missed you. You'd be surprised how often I think of you. You are a true artist with an incredible creative mind. Be well and know that you have impacted many lives.

[@kroline6258]

For me it is very difficult to pick one video because I love your style! But I can give the first one who inspired me and i thought "this one I can do it!". It was the landscape "morning glory". 🤗

[@sandravermes4219]

I love this piece! I also forgot to mention how the music you choose and your calming voice brings us to a wonderful place!

[@ChrissieNicely]

Once I made a condolence card that was inspired by your watercolour and doodles videos, so not just one video. Over the years you have posted so many inspiring videos that I am most inspired by your versatility and the way you always come up with something new - and I have always loved gold! 🤩😍🥰😘

[@louisebacon-ogden5032]

I have loved pen and ink with minute detail for a LONG time. That includes doing Zentangle. However, I have longed to do, what I call "watery" water color. I never felt "successful" with any instruction I received. During COVID I discovered KZbin. And, I found....YOU! I was able to do "splotches" enhanced with p&i. I loved the loose feel plus putting the detail in with ink. Thank you for starting me in the right direction for satisfying my ink and "watery" watercolor!

[@flute1177]

A few of your videos are tied as the to ones that inspired me the most to do more with watercolors. 1. How to paint and doodle loose florals - June 9, 2019 2. Doodling wit white and gold - Sept 15, 2019 3. How to doodle with just circles, dots and gold - April 12, 2020

[@elizatgilbert]

I think the first one of your videos I saw was the same "doodling with gold and white ** beginner level." I was inspired to create birthday cards of a similar design with acrylic paints for my aunt and uncle, who are twins. I have been following you ever since!

[@jaynekennedy8469]

You are too hard on yourself. You have inspired me many times with your paint and doodles. I generally make cards and one lady loved them so much that she bought five - all inspired by your tutorials xx

[@dianekey4780]

At first I thought the two gold tones might overdo the painting, but no, it is gorgeous! Surpassed the one you were modeling from!

[@kathrynmoon8793]

It started with a quote....July 4, 2021 inspired me to explore art journaling. I have been making handmade greeting cards for about 20 years. Other interests have included abstract acrylic painting, using watercolor pencils, Zentangle drawing. Your videos are always inspiring but I have not yet gotten a watercolor set. Thank you for sharing your art!❤️

[@NoniewithanO]

After a bit of a break from watercolour painting, I came across some flowers I painted a year or so ago, from your video - simple, loose, wiggle flowers. I like the way you brand your art with the touch of gold. Please keep sharing your knowledge. It is invaluable.

[@lynnfitzpatrick594]

Favourite video was the page full of leaves. Loved it and inspired me to buy some metalic watercolour paints. Who knew adding gold silver bronze & copper would make paintings look so different. Thank you for your inspiration 😊

[@creationsceecee]

oh my gosh, i remember this page! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnOle56ep6ZlZ8k it was so much fun to paint. i should revisit that idea some day. i just need to find a simple shape that can be repeated without too much fuss and then go to town with all sorts of yummy colors. thanks for that comment, Lynn!

[@debbietucker5086]

I agree with the others. It’s not just one it’s a lot of them. Your paintings are beautiful. I love your color combinations and your doodles.

[@defyant1]

The Easiest Flowers I Ever Painted is my favorite video. While the decision was hard, what I love in that video is the beauty in the simplicity; but also your enthusiasm that comes through which is what inspired me to keep painting. You seem to actually be enjoying the process. I've used the 3 dot technique to create so many soft, transparent watercolor flowers- the list is endless. In addition, I like the idea of actually painting with water, which this technique emphasises and is what drew me to this medium in the early part of my journey.

[@TheLindaLWeeks]

"practicing how to add the illusion of soft textures with watercolors" M009 - at this point, I'd been making an attempt at some watercolors...but the video inspired me to go for more than flowers. I wanted to be able to let out that art thing that was keeping me up at night! hugs, LW

[@Deanriley]

I think the blocks of color with doodles have been most fun. I like all your videos and get lots of ideas; plus, your calm, soothing voice makes them even better.

[@HeatherValentineMsFoodie]

I love what that First Lady said too!!! The doodle rectangles was by far one of my most favorites and the dragonflies love love love the dragonflies!!!

[@debbiefrick4380]

When I first decided to start watercolor during Covid, I discovered your video "the easiest flowers I've ever painted." With limited supplies, a box of Crayola watercolors, limited experience, and a love of florals, I was able to create pretty flowers that I felt proud to send on birthday cards. Your loose and easy style in all of you videos have inspired me to keep painting. Thanks.

[@jessiemontgomery5838]

Hey, me too!

[@tmy4874]

I started painting bookmarks with my Crayola watercolors that were maybe 8 years old or more. I'd bought them for my grandkids. After a few bookmarks, I decided to buy some "real" watercolors. I was disappointed, but kind of thrilled that the Crayola set gave a more vibrant look to my "art" than the others. Not what the watercolor paint's people want to hear, but then I'm just a doodiler, not a true artist! :0

[@patsyberk1187]

This is so close to my story too! I did a curbside pick up of my first watercolor supplies when Covid began and found the CeeCee easiest flowers! I was hooked! Thanks CeeCee, I’m still growing and making tons of cards two years later!

[@cristinarusu5616]

I have been inspired by you several times (at least 10 times) but first was when I saw the loose watercolor floral cards. I made 31 of them and offered my students as a "goodbye present" when they finished their 8th grade. THANK YOU

[@fedirsymons2116]

Hope things are working out for you

[@Pamgria]

Like others, I can’t pick just one. I learn something from each one but what I’ve loved of your art is the freedom with which you apply color. It was so freeing to me to see your technique as it gave me “permission” to let the paint take me on a journey. Traditional watercolor seemed too restrictive for my style but your art has a joyful, simple elegance that really speaks to me. ❤️

[@kristiw.1823]

Your series of Watercolor + pencils is probably one of the most helpful for me... it had never occurred to me to try it and I immediately found a use for it on a beach in Japan, that I was painting for my sister-in-law. But your use of gold has repeatedly given me the freedom to use metallics and not be embarrassed by it. At some point, in some dialogue on a video, the viewers and the creator made comments about whether it could be practical to even bother buying metallic watercolor paints, because what would you realistically need them for. This was probably a year and a half ago. For some reason, I immediately was "shamed" (lightly) and questioned my love for putting in various little embellishments with gold or silver or .... Your gorgeous use of it, in all sorts of abstract work, has been so delightful, that it gave me the confidence to put it back in my work. Thank you for being authentic to your creative muse!

[@mariaetheridge8343]

The thing is: I like ALL of your videos that I have watched... I'm into doodling and tangling and you have inspired me to combine them with watercolour. Watercolour fascinates me as I think it's the most difficult medium there is! You make it easier to just go-for-it! Thank you for what you do. Blessings.

[@jaynedough130]

i too have been inspired by so much of your work! for me it aII started with your pink fIowers with doodIes. i started watercoIour painting in january of 2019 and then got the chance to paint for 6 weeks straight, what bIiss! i am sure i watched everyone of your videos and painted at Ieast haIf of them over the next year and series of confinements i have painted hundreds of 'bIobs' and doodIes. i have enough to give cards to my friends untiI i die! i have now moved to acryIics as i dont have a deIicate touch but i stiII go back to bIobs and doodIes. thank you for aII your creativity and generosity!

[@claudiaquiroga3383]

I'm always afraid to pick up my brush bc I'm always afraid to fail. But the first video that inspired me to try was doddles+gold Morning glory. Since I started seeing your videos I'm less and less afraid to try. Thank you so much!!!

[@dianarene8952]

Love this latest video. Can’t wait to try this. Don’t have gold, maybe I will go for a dark red ink circle. My favorite video is “The Art of slowing Down.” Watercolor with colored pencils. Those marvelous balloon trees. Truly a meditation.

[@eddiec2748]

I have painted so many times with you in the almost 3 years since I first picked up a paintbrush at age 74.l I think you’re the first artist I found on KZbin and said, “I think I could do that.” And I did! I love your painting and your doodling. I have a feeling you have no idea how many people you inspire. This is the first time I’ve ever left a comment but I hope you read this so you’ll know how much I appreciate your talent and your heart. Thank you for sharing and inspiring. You’ve meant so much to me……. Ann from Arkansas

[@liane_kelly]

There is something so therapeutic and relaxing in watching your videos and listening to you narrate that I spend so much time doing so than chores and tasks that I should be doing. While i say to myself I can do that too, I’ve yet to be inspired enough to pick up a brush and try it. Once i do, i will re-visit these videos and decide which one I want to emulate and watch over and over to be sure I get the same relaxation and satisfaction of a finished piece. TFS

[@Atnomdancer]

Love so many of your videos. The first one that inspired me and gave me confidence was “the easiest flowers I’ve ever painted”. I’ve painted flowers with your technique over and over again. It helped me to maintain a playful, joyful approach as I learned. Thank you.

[@ginabraun1576]

Yes! This video gave me courage to try AND feel successful.

[@kelseyomullane]

Yes, this was my favourite one too! I've even taught my 5yo and 8yo grandchildren how to do it!

[@conniew7285]

Yes. This was one gives me confidence that I can do this

[@dawnkinster]

Me too!

[@ThelmaGrace1930]

It was last year that I began buying supplies for watercolor. In autumn I was ready. By then I had binge watched your videos from past to present. There is so much beautiful inspiration there! But I would have to agree with the person who suggested to create this video. The rectangles with drawn branches, leaves, etc. was the one I went for in my own watercolor experience as it was easy for a beginner. I love your work with the blobs and gold,,, so inspiring. Of course mine were not as inspiring, but then I didn't stick with the blobs. Had I done so perhaps I'd be better at it by now. Thank you, ceecee for ALL of the inspiration you've put out into the art community/world/universe!!

[@lailanilsson6553]

Thank you! Beautiful art. I was a sleeper for a long time. But now I'm slowly awaken up. My first doodle was a video from two years ago. It was simple roundish squares in soft colours. Black doodles and gold of course. So joyful to paint. I love gold too. Thank you for the inspiration you gave us. x

[@sarahberry3819]

I struggle to pick one painting for inspiration because I think in each one you have produced, I have been inspired by some element, be it the gold or using shapes, some of the colours you have used had me dash out to find them here where I live in Australia, then the excitement to see if I can produce the same light and intensity with those colours, so much of what you have produced over the years has inspired me …and you still do so thank you for that. 🤗

[@jayne1265]

Don’t make me pick just one!! Anything that has watercolour+doodles always inspires me to have a go, you have freed up my painting so much! I am now much happier to sit down and just mess about with paints, relax and enjoy the process. Many thanks for your videos, keep doing you Ceecee xx

[@idlewildwind]

Tree of lights, rocks and boulders, and 5 useful tips were all very inspiring for me, but the four seasons of wonky rectangles with plant doodles are definitely the ones that made me think I could actually make something myself instead of just watching others. Thank you for your fabulous art and your calm, encouraging voice!

[@bluelight017]

Does anybody else find themselves holding their breath when she's painting steady detail ie the gold rim of the circle ☺️ Beautiful piece btw 💗

[@deannamunro8148]

YES!!!

[@creationsceecee]

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[@sys.6978]

I like this painting a lot and the quote is so true! My first favorite was "stop overthinking - keep it simple with repetition" where you filled a page entirely with leaves. Your choice of colors, the side shots with your mobile and the music were just perfect... I'm a fan of Gavin Luke since that time. I've watched this video so many times, it's so relaxing. Thanks for sharing, Ceecee! Sybille

[@creationsceecee]

thanks so much! Gavin Luke's music is wonderful 😊

[@cclark8004]

My favourite was Doodling with White and Gold - that video inspired me to go out and get gold watercolours - that I love to create with. All your videos are inspiring. Thank you for posting so many wonderful videos ❤️

[@shannonw6604]

Hard to pick a favourite but this one 'creating a peaceful abstract watercolor painting amidst chaos' was the most fun to paint for me. Thank you for being such a great inspiration and encourager of creativity in others.

[@LibraryRoseReid]

I have been inspired by many of your videos but my favourite was the simplest Christmas card ever where you painted beautiful evergreen trees on the snow. The process was so simple that I took it with me to the reserve where I taught an art class at the college. Every student was so uplifted and inspired by being able to create these beautiful cards. Thank you.

[@waymire01]

Flat brushes are so underrated in watercolor.. everyone is all about the rounds. Flats give so many options and are wonderful for loose work, it's easy to produce either nice straight lines, corners and edges.. or natural, random shapes. Petals and leaves are interesting in a single stroke. Skies paint themselves with a bit of practice. I often work with a larger flat (depending on the size of the piece, I like a 1/2" for my preferred 5x7 to 6x9 size paper) and a #2 round just for the little details.

[@molchmolchmolchmolch]

really appreciate the videos that don't necessarily require a lot of skill and still are a lot of fun. The ones you can just do and experiment without worrying about anything. They're so nice when you want to do/try sthg but you've got no idea what and feel overwhelmed by mostly anything. I really enjoyed the one with filling a whole page with leaves and the one with the blue and sand and gold-coloured ... shapes with doodling. But I also love watching the more involved and complex ones bc it's all just so beautiful. I'd even watch if there was no commentary (bc you said you didn't know what to say or how to explain sometimes)

[@dianemosher3213]

Love the shimmer. Absolutely can not get enough gold

[@melissag3674]

Video fav: the spiral where you began in the center with a motif then began circling out adding organic shapes. Wonderful colors! I made a birthday card for a friend similarly using motifs suggesting her passions. To my delight, she framed it and it hangs in her university office!

[@creationsceecee]

how awesome, Melissa! thank you for sharing that story. have a wonderful day!

[@polgara28]

Oh wow, I haven't seen that one yet! Going to have to look for it.

[@tgal1163]

It was 2 years ago when you inspired me to pick up a brush for the first time and start water coloring . The video was “ The easiest flowers I ever painted”. I have been watching ever since! I do miss you but I totally understand. I hope this exercise will boost your spirts. You truly are an inspiration to many!

[@patriciabrett3820]

“The Easiest Flowers I have Ever Painted” made me go for it!!!! I have used the technique you demonstrated in that video to make lovely cards for friends and family throughout the past 2 years….. your videos always inspire calm and creativity and help restore balance and serenity….. especially throughout the pandemic….. please know that your talents are always appreciated…. Whenever you find the timing right to share with us all ❤️

[@patriciacreighton518]

"How to make perfect doodle dots w/ gold watercolor paint" AND of course all of your Christmas cards. Thank you for all of your inspiration. Way to many to list ❤️

[@christinecampbell4681]

One of my favorite pieces of yours was from about four years ago, June 13, 2018. It was a watercolor: doodling on abstract. I just remember being amazed at how you transformed a wash of color into finished, fantastical piece of art. This video motivated me to try something like it and the results has remained one of my favorite pieces. I have also embraced this concept to go on to do a whole series of fantastical landscapes on top of watercolor washes. Your use of color and control of the brush are amazing. The way I can get colors to bleed into each other without becoming muddy is something I aspire to!

[@sweetpea6144]

So many come to mind, but one in particular was outstanding for me. The Doodle Dollies were exceptional. I made each of them into cards for each of my granddaughters. They absolutely loved them! Thank you CeeCee for making my little ones very happy.

[@shancan6328]

How beautiful. I am definitely doing one like this today. I am so touched by the comments here! A teacher did 31 cards for her students and someone else gave an inspired by you painting to a friend and it now hangs at their place of work! Others bought watercolors and painted for the first time. Look at how many people have been inspired. What a wonderful group of people here. No doubt people around the world purchased gold or metallic paints because of you! Cheers

[@creationsceecee]

thank you for that comment, Shan! i feel i have the best community in the entire universe all connected through our passion for creating. what a beautiful place to be in. wishing you a lovely week!

[@deannadent8111]

I love the rusty look with the metallic added for the branches it’s a beautiful colour and suits it so well

[@hopemitchell2835]

LOVE your quote paintings!! For me, I found you about 3 years ago looking for quick & easy watercolor florals. You did not disappoint!! I've learned so much from you & your videos & owe my love for watercolor to you! Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with us!! I too love GOLD, and Silver, and my entire 24-set of metallic paints... It's all your fault! 😂😍

[@k8marlowe]

I, too, have made dozens of the watercolor-doodle-grids, and I have had a blast with them… I still am, actually. That exercise has been the most helpful, in terms of inspiring me to practice a bit everyday.

[@rachelschwandt877]

You were the first video tutorial I watched when I decided to see what watercolor is all about. Your encouragement, your beginner projects and your ever positive voice overs gave me confidence to try and I always enjoyed the outcome. I agree that the water color doodle ones were such fun. However, my all time favorite was the blobs of paint that eventually turned into flowers! I am going to try this one because it looks really relaxing! Your saying is right on. Thank you for the influence you have had on so many in your very gentle way.

[@tinylite4964]

The video where you painted a beautiful background then just did leaves.....stunning!

[@kathrynannis6729]

The first video of yours I saw was the 4 watercolor florals in one setting - it was at the beginning of COVID and making those and sending them as cards gave me and the recipients so much joy! After that, like so many others, the little rectangles and doodles got me inspired, but I just love this one and I'm off to paint!!!

[@CosimART]

Dear Ceecee :-), what a beautiful piece, thank you so much for sharing. Watching you create is always a happy and relaxed time for me. The first video I remember having given me the impulse to try this out for myself was the one with simple red flowers and gold. 🌹 I had tried to do watercolour before for several years by reading books and even signing up to an online class, but it wasn't until that very day and until having discovered your channel that I really "understood" and got a feeling for how to see and handle watercolours. This has been two years ago and the story continues... :-) it opened up a whole World of creative expression for me and I am so very grateful to you 🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@jomcgarry1301]

The flower doodle videos you did in 2020! I honestly was inspired to make dozens of cards because of them. And during Covid I made sets of 10 cards in clear boxes and gave them to friends.. I also wrote to my mom and my sister every week with a new card. It was an amazing inspiration. On the day my mum took Ill in September ,2021, she called me to say that more beautiful cards had arrived. She died three days later. And when I was tidying her house , I found all of the cards I’d sent. All of them inspired by your sweet flower doodles. Thank yo so much. They brought so much joy.

[@timh7246]

For me, one you showed at the start of this: bold green rectangle with a golden floral doodle on top, more than any other made me think, "I want ... no, I NEED to start watercoloring & doodling !!". Love so many (all?) of your posts, so hard to choose. Thanks very much ... for what you do & how you present it.

[@lisajobarr9]

The loose wild flowers with the/ tapping off the paint making a field of abstract wild flowers made me successfully create and sell many paintings. Also the cityscapes you did...i love and explored for hours and hours. Thank you my teacher!

[@eleonoragalindo8456]

You have no idea how much your videos have inspired and taught me, I have probably seen them all. I started painting in 2020. Just like Shan, I have made so many if those rectangles. I also love and made the falling leaves, two of them, winter and summer, my first ever paintings that are framed and hanging in my bedroom 🍃 😊. Love your artwork, and love your tutorials. I wish you could see my take on some of your pieces. Miss you around here. Hope everything is good with you so you can come back anytime soon. Thanks for sharing so much. I’m really very grateful for your generous contribution to my art.

[@fedirsymons2116]

What’s up

[@miriamsala6056]

There are so many but I found the doodle bookmarks the most freeing and inspiring to do. Furthermore, the recipients of the bookmarks were really delighted with them! Thank you 🙏

[@diannmcdonald4949]

Thank you so much for sharing your talent. The inspirational video for me was Summer doodling with gold for beginners. I had always wanted to learn water colour and your videos were exactly what I needed. I have since binged watch all of your videos and learned from each one. I am an artist at heart with a strong will to learn but struggle with perspective and therefore my art never really looks right. With your doodling videos I now love my art! I dedicated a watercolour book just to doodling and have painted several pages ahead so I can take it with me and just doodle with the pens on my down time. So please keep those videos coming. ❤️🇨🇦

[@Blue.Cat.Studio]

'stop overthinking - keep it simple with repetition and fill a page! **for beginners'-- I still love this! I've watched it over and over and painted along with you! The second is: 'stress-free watercolor and doodles ** all levels! ' Thank you Cee Cee for your time and creative spirit!!!

[@ChristinaTodd1970]

"The making if Chapel Lane" has inspired me to break out my colored pencils to use with watercolor. Mine didn't turn out nearly as nice as yours though. I love the immediacy of watercolor. Colored pencils takes tiiiiiiime and I get bored.

[@creationsceecee]

haha, colored pencils require love and dedication for sure! loved making the Chapel Lane illustration.

[@lisabrand7454]

I just adore your honesty and openness when talking about your creations …you always inspire me when you speak from the heart space ..thank you 🙏

[@yuli4ka.w]

My favorite is the one you limited yourself to three pans and went over some color theory, mixing up a bunch of shades and painting wavy rows and some doodles on top, it seemed simple enough and yet a very fun way to explore all the shades between only two or three colors. 👍

[@MsChokaholik]

Yes - I loved that one too

[@deirdresmith8326]

Dear CeeCee. When I saw your video with the quote of Michelangelo, “I’m still learning” I just had to follow your lead. I am always inspired by your beautiful art, Thankyou ❤️

[@kv1154]

CeeCee, your “Watercolor + Doodles” series is what inspired me to start experimenting with watercolor. I’ve been an oil painter for a while and took up watercolor to while away my time in waiting rooms, etc. during the pandemic. I have enjoyed your advice on doodling adventures. Thanks for opening a new creative door for me. (I used to fear watercolor!)

[@dawnkinster]

I remember one of your videos that showed how to paint these simple little flowers starting with 3 dots of paint. Thst was what gave me the courage to start. You are the reason I paint little cards today, 2 years later. Thank you.

[@patriciaperrin8757]

You give me lots of inspiration, but my favourite was 'ART-ing for myself - "rocks and boulders"' from about a year ago, I think. I had a couple of goes with this one and did two triptychs and was very pleased with both.

[@jacq1532]

It was your ‘easy wet to wet’ loose watercolour video (like a feather of bright colours) that made me try and I loved it so much! Thank you for sharing your talent and videos here. Im such a fan of you’re work, I’d love to see more! Warm wishes!

[@susanneutterback6965]

Doodling with gold and white (I first watched it two years ago) was my inspiration to start to doodle with water colors. Your videos have inspired me to many different creations. Just like Alice I enjoy your smooth and calming voice. I have discovered when I doodle I think of nothing else and it relaxes me and calms my mental state. Since I started doodling I also watch the outside world with different eyes. I constantly see something that I like to try to paint. Thank you for continuing to post.

[@bcoeinmo]

Your "creating a peaceful abstract watercolor painting amidst chaos" is my favorite and I return to it constantly. I've painted it 4 times. It is so meditative, so relaxing. I love the colors and everything about the video. Thank you

[@creationsceecee]

that is actually one of my favorites kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6aXaaefn5Z7fKM for me i think it's the colors and the simplicity of the lines. thank you, Brenda!

[@mariannevanavondt128]

This video made me starting painting after 30 years. What a play with gorgeous colours!

[@marionbik2022]

This is another delightful creation of art meeting meaning. I find this very positive and the simple process executed beautifully. I loved the tutorial of …. Creating a window pane by using masking tape. I painted a number of these using different colour combinations and drawing different leaves and flowers. The removal of the tape was just magical for this beginner. Thank you for sharing your approach when expressing yourself in art. ✨💕🎨

[@juanitafinch4034]

Oh l am happy that you are back CeeCee,l have missed your company so much. I spent most days over the last 2years since losing my husband watching your art tutorials. Soothed by your soft gentle voice. Thank you so much ,Juanita.

[@kristinbrodt3141]

I love all your videos but especially the one published June 29, 2018, watercolor painting and drawing roses. I love the pastel colors so I purchased cradled aquaboard to paint and hang in my purple living room. Thank you for sharing your beautiful creative work.😍

[@sagepreaumx9903]

I actually picked up a brush after the painting a plant pot. It was timely and I wanted to paint a pot and a design that was more abstract. However, being a beginner at watercolors the videos with the small colored square with doodles in them have been the most inspiring; like I can do THAT.

[@debmcgowan9852]

I am so thankful for you and for your creativeness!! I have been led to do many of you're pieces but the one I love the most was the little houses at the bottom with gigantic balloon like spheres floating in the sky. That piece sits on my desk and makes me smile each time I look at it. Thank you for the idea.

[@lilacmollymoo]

This one has inspired me to give watercolours a go. Beautiful and so peaceful, thank you.

[@fionaharvey2720]

As a complete beginner I was delighted to find you on KZbin I love your style of painting and your videos have made me think I want to have a go and try that! I now paint at least twice a week and usually following one of your videos! I think my first video was doodling with gold and white beginner level! I love doodling so much on my painting and thanks to you I have hours of pleasure! So thank you from sunny Northern Ireland ☘️☘️☘️☘️☘️

[@fedirsymons2116]

How are things going with you

[@barbloftus8524]

I can't pick just one that I found inspiring, because ALL of your videos inspire me! I look every day to see if you have posted a new one, and it's like Christmas when I see that you have (no pressure or anything).

[@christineingram55]

I love this painting.Not a blue person,but how it’s done is so pretty.I really like the difference of the two metallics together.I think if it’s framed and hung up you will ne really surprised.The glow from the light gold definitely enhances the other one 🥰

[@gayleh3508]

So many of your videos have inspired me. But when I was just starting out, I found your splashes of color with doodling over them to really attract me and got me trying them. I could do splashes of color! And the doodling was such a joy. Thank you so much. Please keep sharing with us.

[@fedirsymons2116]

I guess you learned so fast 💨

[@janenef]

Inktober 2018. I just found them. Previously I loved the circles, leaves, balloons with ink lines. Your work is so elegant and you make it doable. Thank you for sharing your style and grace.

[@ellenstoune8937]

What a beautiful video and the art work is gorgeous! I love the way you did the quote. I will definitely be playing with that idea. As for my favorite video of yours? Most definitely it is "HOW TO DOODLE with just circles, dots and gold of course! **for beginners". It made my abstract loving heart so happy. And that's generally why I enjoy your videos so much... they just make me happy. They are so relaxing to watch. Yeah, I get ideas and inspirations too but it's your beautiful energy and gorgeous work that keeps me coming back.

[@pamhagan9471]

I really like these colors and your design instincts are superb.

[@paulettepaulsen2336]

I've had watercolors, acrylics, papers, pencils, markers, etc sitting around for years BUT the video that got me back into painting was your simple flowers that start with 3 dots of pigment and making petals with water. I've watched it over and over ... so satisfying, as well as all your other awesome vids. Thank you!

[@dn7637]

I too started with the rectangles and doodles, but I love your abstracts and I had a go at “Morning glory” and other similar ones. Your Christmas card ideas were used too. Love all your work really 🙂

[@mellieanne9387]

Thank you for your new video...it's one of my favorites! I never liked abstract art until I watched your videos. I love your prettys and have made cards using that idea. I'm a 72 yr old great grandmother whose had a cornea transplant about a year ago and didn't think I'd be able to paint again even though the transplant was successful and my vision is slowly returning. I've watched all of your videos on KZbin over and over again and love them all. Your voice is soothing and your art makes me happy! Thank you for inspiring me to paint again!

[@valeriemartin3506]

This was such a lovely painting. I really love the quote, and I love the mix of Metallics. I have been a subscriber for many, many, many years. I have watched (and enjoyed) every one of them. I am probably joining many others when I say that the most inspirational, the one that made me feel like I can do it, are the ones where I believe there was a series of seasons where you painted 9 rectangle blobs and doodled a little vignette inside each one. Gah! I watched those over and over. Those are the ones that motivated me to get our my supplies and just paint. I was also extremely inspired by your video where you disc bound your watercolor journal. That was a hugh A-HA moment for me. It allowed me to take the punch (which I already had) and take all of my loose papers and contain them in the disc binding. It is brilliant for all my swatch charts because you can add new additions exactly in the place where they belong. I also use that same method for binding all my Bible studies as well as all of my adult coloring books. It has been a game changer for me.

[@lindayoung2389]

I also cannot pick a certain piece that inspired me, I love the shades if blue, and buff that you use with of course GOLD and the doodles. I have tried to replicate some of them with some success. You do inspire me and I get excited each time you post! Thank you!!

[@jamiem_glimmers]

Like so many here I must say that the blobs of color and doodled flowers was my jumping off point. As a rookie watercolorist (I do watercolor for card making) it was very freeing to be given permission to just play with the color and let it mix and do what it wanted without trying to tame it specifically. and the simple doodles seemed so achievable. I love all of your videos, but that one clearly reached many!

[@carolflinn2070]

I adore the painting in this video. The background colors are so luscious. You help me see color combinations that I might overlook because I usually go for the brightest brights. My favorite of your videos that I loved so much I tried to emulate were: 1. The repeated pattern of leaves that you doodled over. So fun. 2. The one where you painted blobs of color and turned them into gem stones. Practicing those help alot with brush control.

[@gfp46]

Oh my…lovely rectangle with the lettering! But, really like everything you create; your soothing voice, background music adds to your process, and the gold! Thanks for sharing.

[@neerapuri7431]

It’s so good to see you back. You have been an inspiration to me these past few months (2 to be precise) since I accidentally discovered your unique talent on KZbin. I have since painted about 40 odd paintings. My day seems incomplete if I don’t paint. And I’ve never painted ever in my 65 years. So thank you for sharing your gift with us. The fist one that I fell in love with was the repetition of leaves on the whole page. It was simple yet challenging. Looking forward to more gems from you.

[@eleonoragalindo8456]

Mine too. Just started painting during quarantine 2020. I have made two of those; Winter and fall. They were my first watercolor paintings I really liked and framed, they were my husband’s Christmas present for 2021. Love to know there’s more people like me, discovering new talents and letting creativity free later in life. I paint every day and this lovely teacher has taught me so much. Thank you so much Creationsceecee