Frank Clarke Simply Painting Around the world -Sedona

[@deborahjoy2013]

The Cacti are called Prickly Pear. Love your teaching style Frank....thank you so much.

[@wandawoodrell1414]

Thank you for making it seem so doable to a fairly new watercolor artist. Glad i discovered your work.

[@SashasRevenge]

My husband and I have been to that very place, the artist there are amazing. I fell in love with the native pottery that they make by soaking certain rocks in water. Their jewellery and geodes are beautiful. This is perfect.

[@lornehutton7229]

thx i have about 800 plus photos i took on my trip threw utah and the grand canyon this last summer , so i decided to take up painting , so you videos of these type paintings of rocks and landscapes will help a great deal with my learning of the right techniques . thank you for sharing

[@Telthecelt]

You are a marvel, Frank. I will look out my masking fluid and try not to tear the paper this time. You are a magician with a magic brush!

[@nokiot9]

Yeah the skies and sunsets/sunrises are absolutely legendary here in Arizona. The shapes and values you get in the clouds. The colors. The deep purple mountains against the fire pink and orange sky. I've never ever seen anything like it. Sedona is a beautiful place to paint too. Lots of artists and hippies and craftsmen of all sorts.

[@helenm2169]

these videos have really given me the confidence to start painting with water colours thank you x

[@suzanneboily5224]

Everyday I need to watch you do your magic! Thanks for sharing! Getting ready to go forward! So excited! Keep doing what you do! Amazing!! 🎨🥇💖

[@annavannoni]

Frank, I enjoyed watching you on my local PBS station in the USA, glad to have found you on KZbin now, I can watch your video's anytime I want to now! Happy painting! ☺

[@anitaholmes6824]

Such a beautiful painting! I love your work and am so glad I found you again! Thanks for sharing Anita

[@nelidafelizia8395]

Increíble lo que hiciste Frank! Admiro tu enorme capacidad para simplificarlo todo, trasmitir lo que sabes y lograr pinturas maravillosas. GRACIAS

[@evajansevanrensburg5282]

/Frank, I enjoyed watching you paint I love rocks of Arizona its one place I would love to see .

[@helenesachs140]

Beautiful as usual but wondering why you didn't use burnt sienna for the Sedona rock formations it's the iron oxide in them that gives them that red color

[@juanreyes5222]

I drank one beer and you were done :).. Cheers!! Great tutorials you have sir.

[@59cmcleod]

I would really like to see the photo at the start of the tutorial. Just as a reference... Love the lessons otherwise and the commentary and stories as well. Thanks for posting these great lessons.

[@dogbarbill]

The American West!! Hard to beat it for scenery.

[@julidiru]

I love when you said "fluffy clouds"

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

i haven't painted in over a month with the pain being so bad but i do get enjoyment out of watching you paint frank might try and paint tomorrow

[@gregmason5793]

just spotted your videos. Like how you teach, you only sell your kits in your part of the world am in Australia, but will check your web site.

[@idgieemma]

Should have kept the flat roof on the house as that is part of the architecture in the Southwest.

[@BushcraftOnFire]

I see you posted this just a few days ago.. Are you still in the US? I would love to shake your hand and thank you in person for all that you do for the watercolor community and the help you have given me personally!

[@hawes-wintersart]

He was the Bob Ross of watercolor

[@vero3272]

Thank you very much! I did it!

[@xuanbui2029]

What is that he use to paint first

[@mariakellner2221]

Best not to shake masking fluid,it creates bubbles which burst when applied ,creates pin holes and doesn't cover well,stirring is best,thanks for the interesting demo.

[@BertilAdania]

You know much better!!!!

[@rayrobbins4625]

Why not paint the sky first, then draw the rocks . No masking needed .

[@vovchik1438]

Shadow at 17:16-17:17 !?

[@MrFrankClarke]

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