DOMESTIKA WATERCOLOR COURSE: Not sponsored review

[@AnastasiaYGamble]

This looks like a fun course. I've been learning/teaching myself about watercolor techniques too, and will be upgrading my supplies, now that I know I'm serious about it! The card design came out beautifully, and yes it would be lovely to see a video on digitalizing art designs💕😁!

[@EstefaniasArt]

Wonderful! ❤ I'm planning on soon creating some courses of my own, following a similar structure of Domestika

[@AnastasiaYGamble]

@@EstefaniasArt Alright, looking forward to it❤💯!

[@millyfluidart7482]

Fantastic professional and neat looking videos, I enjoy your style, talent and your Domestika watercolor course review happy to ave found your channel, just subscribed, this is exactly what I was looking for, have been looking into buying the courses from Ana Victora Calderon Thats so much, your video and style are very relaxing to me xx

[@lidiapinell2788]

Haces que parezca tan fácil !

[@EstefaniasArt]

🤗💝

[@Medicenpepper]

Great Job! Glad to see you back ❤️

[@EstefaniasArt]

More to come!

[@amypanddirtytoo1926]

Ooooh!! I love those Mozart Komarebi paints! They are going to be different from Western watercolors because they (like Kuretake and Kissoh) are Japanese watercolors. Japanese and Chinese watercolors are made with a different binder/ingredients and perform differently than Western style watercolors since they are used to create Chinese brush paintings (called sumi-e in Japan, but they are essentially the same as the style traveled from China into Japan). Even the paper used is different. Rice paper (NOT made from rice, LOL!) is very thin yet extremely strong and a lot of it is not even sized so if you want to get some and are used to Western style watercolor painting. make sure you get some that is sized or it will frustrate you and make you want to give up on the style altogether. :D :D Oh! I forgot! I took two classes on Domestika by Ana Santos and you might really enjoy hers too! She has one class where we paint animals and the second class is portrait! I want to try the ones by Sara Stokes too, her animals are so vibrant!

[@EstefaniasArt]

Oh wow I didn't know Japanese and Chinese watercolors were so different from ours :O now I'm curiuos and want to try them! Also that rice paper... I think I have also seen some fancy brushes for Japanese ink as well. I'm glad you are taking online art courses! Wish you lots of fun 🤗❤

[@philipp3312]

Wow, very good video, detailed information and nice painting! 😊

[@EstefaniasArt]

Thank you very much! ❤

[@The6ixthCollective]

your art gives me such inspiration

[@EstefaniasArt]

I'm happy to read that 🙏 thank you

[@ruthargueta1330]

preciosos 😍

[@EstefaniasArt]

gracias 🤗❤

[@adalettepinell1102]

Un excelente curso ☘☘☘☘

[@EstefaniasArt]

Gracias 💝💐

[@NinaQueena]

Thank you SO MUCH for this Video!! I found Domestika and wanted to try a course about watercolor techniques- but there are so many! At last I wanted to decide between a course from Sarah McKendry or Ana Victoria Calderon. funnily enough, you took exactly the same courses and uploaded reviews about them! So I want to ask you: which of the three watercolor courses did you prefer most?

[@rishitachoudhary1586]

You're so good at soooooo many art mediums like I wish I was the same 🤩🤩 I wanted to ask you if they only taught you about the techniques but not about all the textures? Btw one thing, would you like to see one of the painting I made😅 you may find it wierd but... I really wanna show you my Christmas painting... So if you'd like to I'll share the link Thanks for the amazing video ☺️

[@EstefaniasArt]

Thank you dear ❤ what textures do you mean? Of course I would like to see your card, but I'm not sure if youtube allows it

[@lidiapinell2788]

😍

[@EstefaniasArt]

❤❤

[@caitie-can4572]

First!

[@beese2559]

THEY ARE A SCAM. Domestika are misleading with advertisements PLEASE BEWARE