I painted the same thing with a different technique, and this happened...

[@las174]

Are your magnificent brushes going to be for sale? I need to save up for them if they are, but really love how long and soft they are and how they hold their shape and lots of paint!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Yes they are available now! craftamo.com/collections/sarah-burns-studio-x-craftamo and there will be a Black Friday sale soon

[@colleenmcchesney1482]

Yes, please do more with this subject during the year!

[@LaLa_ArtGal]

Painting in a series is SO HELPFUL. I would LOVE to be looking over your shoulder as you do that. I appreciate how clearly you explain your process. Thank you for this.

[@TheSpinmonkey]

The colors are perfect. I’d love to see the evolution of the river scene through the seasons.

[@Luma994]

Yes please! More of the same subject in different seasons/light. ❤

[@janscott9151]

I would love to see the changes through the year as you paint it.

[@jcline147]

Yes.. especially with emphasis on the “light” as it changes. Beautiful subject matter here…I envy you the countrysides you visit so near you. Just beautiful!

[@reppeplucw]

Yes, please show your journey of painting this at different times of the year. Seeing the finished products would be wonderful, but seeing your process would be even more wonderful. Thanks, Sarah.

[@mjpete27]

Hullo Sarah, thank you for sharing this amazing painting video with us! I worked in gouache 20+ years ago and it was not a good choice for permanent artworks! Most Designers Gouache is still made for temporary work. You create your design, take a photograph and put in away or as when I was working with gouache every project was shredded after the client had approved the work. Today gouache paint can be an archival medium, if you buy the correct line of paint from a brand you trust! You can find the information on brands by reading about their paints online the company website or in watching reviews on KZbin! Most quality paints have information on the tube! You just need to look and read about the product you want to buy. Now Sarah knows this, I hope that it helps anyone who wants or needs more information about gouache.

[@dollygrice677]

Multiple paintings of one subject is very fun. I paint my driveway where it curves past the woods by the meadow. 22 years of trees growing, falling, fence falling apart, seasonal change...it never gets old. Thanks for starting this project. I am looking forward to updates when it snows.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I’d love to see that!

[@CathyPowellGlass]

I love the richness of colour in this piece. Beautiful. Yes, please, to painting the seasons (and weather and light) as they change. I love watching the seasonal changes along our river and woods.

[@patricianadarajah6833]

A series of this scene would be brilliant!

[@artbykcappadona5166]

I really love the warmth of this last rendition. Beautiful job.

[@wendychampness1901]

Beautiful and would love to see your paintings thru the progression of months. I too am fascinated by Monet’s paintings of the same subject in varying light conditions ❤

[@jeanbCA]

YES to the River Series! 👏 Not only is it interesting to see the differences in light and color with the changing angle of the sun, it’s very helpful to hear how you perceive it and what your artist’s eye picks out as important. If that river were near me, I’d want to paint it all the time, too 💙

[@521isa]

Hi Sarah! I just wanted to thank you for all your amazing content. I love painting landscapes but felt intimidated by it, so I kept changing what I painted. Your experiences and approaches, really gave me confidence in continuing pursuing landscape painting. I also love watercolor and Gouache! I would love to see the process of the light changing in this subject throughout the year. Thanks again, have a wonderful time painting 😊 see you around!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Thank you, that's very kind! I'm so glad seeing the process inspires you. Never give up!

[@gwenanderson1914]

Yes please Sarah - I'd LOVE to see your process in painting different seasons/times of day. Anything you produce is mind blowing and so inspiring. I can't thank you enough.

[@Everywhere2]

At the end your palette was GORGEOUS too!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I always love how the palette looks 😆 I leave it untouched until my next session because it inspires me to

[@ellenperrin629]

I would love to see both how the lamdscape.changes AND how your approach to painting develops. I love doing that for.myself and the changes are always surprising. . . .

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Good point - in a year I might be doing things differently! (probably..as we are always evolving)

[@kellysartthrob]

Lovely! Those colors changed the whole scene.

[@nagen_tm]

yes! i would love to see more on the different paintings over time. that is something i struggle with so hard. also the end result is so beautiful!

[@lulabelle33]

Love this saturated sunset version!!!!!!

[@zenlife1200]

I'd love to see how this scene changes over time

[@dawn4224]

Love the idea of using pure white to help gauge shades of colors.

[@ChantelleArts]

the sky really looks incredible in this! 🥰

[@lisabice7343]

I immediately thought of Monet’s haystack study and giggled when you brought it up. We’re obviously on the same page. Lovely to watch.

[@erikaweihmayer4793]

I just started doing the same thing to try slight shifts in limited color palettes.. like painting with ultramarine, then painting again but using Delft blue to see the impact. Can’t wait to see you revisit this scene but would love more info on what colors you use in your limited palette. Amazing as always Sarah.. thank you!! ❤

[@mariagalvanherrera4718]

This came out, so soft and lovely and glowing. I just love it. Something really cool happened while I was watching your video. At the beginning, when you were describing painting, the scene again, and the way the light affected everything the first thing that I thought of was Monet’s haystacks! And then you mentioned them later in the video!

[@awatercolourist]

Thanks fit pointing it that values only shift subtly at sunset. I have not noticed that before.

[@douglasskeen628]

I am tempted to go back to gouache after seeing this video. I really like what you have achieved. Painting with gouache is definitely closer to oil than watercolor. Thanks for posting it!

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I often agree! It’s like in between oil, watercolor and acrylic all at once 😆

[@margaretsmith51]

Great idea Sarah, look forward to your seasonal paintings. Loving the autumn painting, you have certainly captured the scene.

[@carrollwilson5169]

Stunning painting. Would love to see more of the river paintings…. Mornings, noon, and evening for 12 months…. 36 paintings challenge 😂😊, a video at the end of the 12 months as well showing you progression as an artist.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Now there’s an idea..

[@annewatson6390]

I love this version of the river scene 😊. Yes, please to many versions of the scene, Monet's work is fascinating!

[@janelloyd7601]

Absolutely beautiful. I'd love tosee this fabulous scene throughout the seasons

[@ohbli_oh]

I think this is your best painting yet. I went from Scotland to the Sahara and back to Scotland in those colours. The values and subtle colour changes are beautiful.

[@TerriCloonan-g5k]

Gorgeous! More of the same through the seasons? Yes, please.

[@Stacy-rl9mp]

Beautiful, Sarah! Love your channel! I agree, painting the same thing more than once can help you improve as you learn. But I notice that I also make the same mistakes on subsequent attempts! Watching you in your color and value studies reminds to do the same.

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I do too sometimes, but think about learning a language. It takes a LOT of repetition to finally remember those conjugations. Painting is the same ☺️

[@peterburrows4824]

I would love to see various paintings throughout the year of the same place. It would be a fascinating exploration of the subject.

[@anndavidson287]

Yes Sarah a series would be great!! If you are up to it. As a semi retired artist in Ontario Canada I used to camp in summers and did sunrises of same spots for many years outdoors in watercolours with ink. Every day different!! Took photos also for reference. Mobility issues prevent that now. Just small watercolours outside my window of trees etc. or from my balcony.or old photo reference of mine. Thank forsharing!! Haven't seen your videos in awhile. From chilly Ontario. ❤❤😊😊.

[@GrandmaMuggy]

Thanks Sarah, loved this video and would yes please love to watch you paint this again and again,over the year! Painting in this way reminds me of oil, even though oil doesn’t dry fast!

[@ninaquick8163]

Please share the process! This is so inspiring. You make me want to go out and paint. Thank you for sharing your journey and talents with us!❤❤

[@milanv7762]

Thank you, Sarah. Yes, one subject through the whole year is a great idea so you just got my vote :)

[@KristineGleasonMiller]

I'm looking forward to trying this method as I have been struggling with mixing gouache on the palette. I kept finding myself dipping the brush in the paint and going directly to the paper, sometimes mixing colors then. I would really enjoy more tutorials with this style - I'm a visual learner :)

[@WingedJedi]

This turned out super beautiful! The warm tones came out really beautiful and vibrant! I'm like you in the sense that I dislike repeating things, but I've also found it helpful to paint something again or to do intial sketches of scenes to get a better feel for things.

[@sprucehouse9]

Really nice! The well thought out layering of colors was cool to watch. The colors and style reminded me a bit of Frederic Church's sunset sketches.

[@normg2242]

Very nice! This time even the ripples on the water work much better !

[@12369mak]

I would love to see the journey of you painting the river in different seasons

[@jlinaz2522]

I enjoyed last video with your Watercolor paintings and this Gouache painting of a lake scene with Fall colors. I would love to see the same scene in different seasons as well. It’s a beautiful spot that would look great in any season. I like watching your videos with your painting journey and photography skills. It’s so wonderful seeing Scotland! I paint lots of landscapes in Watercolor, Gouache, and Oil paint in Arizona, USA.

[@susanthompson3873]

I would like to watch as you paint this scene in various seasons. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@andreaharutunian3838]

Love it , please continue with the different seasons 🎉🎉🎉

[@reelynn77]

I l9ve the idea of the same subject through the seasons. Beautiful painting!

[@candyparsons806]

Yes, would love to see a progressing of the same scene through the seasons.

[@ann-marielofberg1159]

So interesting and wanna see more!

[@phyllissmith2538]

Gorgeous!

[@nicolawilkinson9079]

Stunning painting! Yes, I would be very keen to see this done at different times of the year :)

[@MyLifeInTheDesert]

This is one of my favorite paintings you have done

[@suzetteball3744]

Beautiful painting Sarah, I love the colours and I think it’s a great idea to paint the same scene in different seasons 😊

[@elizabethsolart]

Beautiful artwork. Would absolutely love to see it evolve over the year. ❤

[@lyndamorrill5687]

I would love to see the winter version of the river.

[@bm6753]

Very interesting ! ❤❤❤ I love all the landscapes and sketchbook tours as well! Thank you for sharing original art.

[@daniellefrost3458]

Beautiful!

[@francinetoni268]

Thank you for this video. I missed the Live, but yes, I would love to see you paint this scene in different seasons❣

[@MaryG0725]

Yes! Do more seasons!

[@andreatorraca8755]

So beautiful!!

[@kathsoulsby873]

I would really enjoy seeing you paint this scene in different seasons..it would be very helpful!

[@carriewelshart]

Love both versions ❤

[@pamtanzey8754]

Sooo pretty!!

[@joanl3115]

Monet’s work is very inspiring so, yes, please share your series 🖌️🖼🎨

[@susiegraham3671]

Love this approach and the different results! Thank you!

[@s.478]

Beautiful little painting 😊 Thanks for the video!

[@paulahaynes6131]

Actually seeing you do the same science over and over year would be nice both as you do it and then a tour at the end of the year as well.

[@judymcgimpsey787]

Thankyou

[@quietlife7186]

Gorgeous 😍!!! 🎨 🖌️

[@stephenwelham]

Yes love to love your work

[@rebeccamettert]

Gorgeous 😍

[@kawilsonart]

I’d love to see your painting if the river in different seasons

[@ramzihosni9649]

I’d like to see the changes

[@magical571]

This music sounds like a chill instrumental cover of "Dame tu aire" by Alex ubago 😂😂 it's hitting the exact same notes, just without the lyrics and a different instrument of course. but i knew it sounded familiar until it clicked in my brain. i find it hilarious because the original is such a dramatic romantic song, it wouldn't fit your video at all, yet here we are somehow 😂😂and i found myself singing along lol.

[@Zimbertica]

Painting thick with gouache is a lot like painting with oil, except it dries soo much faster like acrylics, except you can keep reworking it after it dries

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Very true!

[@jcline147]

Good morning from the Pacific Northwest, USA 🇺🇸

[@jude6752]

I would love to see a Monet series of the Spey :)

[@katharinaparis7048]

Hello Sarah, another amazing video and art piece. It would be amazing if you did a Patreon tutorial of this one, or maybe keep a special subscription for 1 tutorial a month once the gouache boxes are finished :)

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I do have monthly tutorials on Patreon, and in 2025 will be mostly focused on gouache, so Patreon is a great option for continuing education

[@paintingtheskykingdom9005]

Beautiful. Do you find it easier to paint small or large? In this regard I mean, this size of your video today, versus, bigger like 9 x 12 to 12x 16. (I'm mainly using watercolor, but have all the other mediums, but have yet to really get into another medium just yet, so maybe it is different with watercolor vs gouache)

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I paint large sometimes, it just depends what I’m doing. When I want to emphasis big skies or water I usually give myself more space

[@paintingtheskykingdom9005]

@ oh no, I knew you paint larger sometimes, I was really curious if you found it easier to paint small or large. I’ve been trying to paint larger and I can’t decide if I like it better or not so was wondering others thoughts. I’m starting to feel it is not easier because instead of less detail I need to make more. (I’m going through a weird art block where I’m not liking much of anything I do right now…I may need to change to gouache or oil)

[@NeetusArtClasses]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@moma-b]

I might have missed in a previous video, but may I ask why don't you place your colors into the small wells on the sides of your ceramic palette? Easier to mix them this way? 🤔

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

Because I like to push and pull them over the surface.

[@moma-b]

@SarahBurnsStudio I'm happy I didn't buy a big ceramic palette... They were so expensive. I bought a white dessert plate from IKEA for mixing. Square shaped, €2 😅

[@vickyking3408]

I love gouche but is it taken seriously as a medium

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

yes

[@mariagalvanherrera4718]

Will this be live?

[@milanv7762]

Another topic is how to see color differencies not after several days or weeks but immediately, like you made those four sketches for previous video: one after each other and each is different. I consider this very difficult, esp. if color and/or value differencies are so subtle. Could you do a video about this, please?

[@SarahBurnsStudio]

I think I know what you mean, I will think about this as a video topic.

[@milanv7762]

@@SarahBurnsStudio Thank you! And, BTW, I look at your last picture for about ten time, I really like your work with colors there. And as I saw the video where you painted most parts just 1-2 times, it's a big motivation for me to learn such ability to see and mix precise colors!

[@ZeeCeeCreations]

Would love to see your progressive studies of this scene!

[@lilaskye2375]

Nice music

[@nataschapicart1948]

★☆★☆★☆★☆★☆

[@buddhabro.9130]

Yes, please do more with this subject during the year! 😊🙏