Laugharne Castle, South Wales

A edited watercolour of Laugharne Castle in South Wales, painted for the Watercolour Challenged art group in Carmarthen

[@MsDominique]

So much I learned in this short video! Thanks so much for you time sharing this video!

[@PaintingWatercolour]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@sonjamartin3452]

Always great to watch you paint Grahame.

[@kathyswearingen1509]

Just amazing

[@trev1968]

Fantastic.

[@rosacoelho6944]

Lovely Sir, thank you 😊❤

[@geb2252]

I am headed there in August and will try my hand at a watercolor. Thank you.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Love it Grahame! Thanks for sharing.

[@grunherzjg-5443]

👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

[@essietangle9931]

👍❤️

[@ashimpaintingsessions6274]

Thank u so much ❤sir

[@abdullahcuruklu1879]

Çok güzel oldu.

[@gildascorouge1278]

Merci , Thank you

[@RobertHopkinsArt]

I really like this, Grahame! Is this a half-Imperial sheet that you used (15" x 22")? I have been painting in 11" x 14" format and feeling like it is restricting me a little bit to much. Not enough room for expression. Do you feel this way too? It's difficult to get "painterly" strokes happening on the smaller sizes. A good example of this is Vladimir Volegov. He too is a KZbin "Oil" artist (look him up!). His smaller pieces lack the impressionistic brush strokes that his larger pieces convey. What a wonderful artist!

[@PaintingWatercolour]

It's half sheet paper Robert but masked down to slightly over quarter sheet. I find quarter sheet fine for this type of subject but I'd use half sheet for more complex subjects.

[@Lance2094]

How about a new landscape. Been ages. Got your last book.