Lesson 21 / How Colors Change / Stan Miller

[@kristas.gramens3430]

I was literally thinking about the dress just before you mentioned it in this lesson! But the actual dress was black and blue... I still don't know how! Hahaha. Thank you so much for these incredible lessons.

[@AsiaZawadzkaLazuchiewicz]

Happy Easter Stan. It was the best present, a new video from you.

[@sherrikent6628]

Such relevant information in a concise presentation. I appreciate every video you've posted, and thank you very much!

[@dougg1075]

Great lesson! It’s like when I learned how to use the Japanese Katana, it took weeks of study just on how to grip the handle. People wanted to hurry and get to the flashy good stuff. You have to learn how to hold the sword before you can swing it. We are white belts at watercolor:)

[@stelioskosmo1110]

Great teachings.. very detailed .. one Question from an oil painter.. (trying first time watercolors) how can i avoid the buckle of the paper ..? or repair the wrinkles after..? Thanks

[@Stanleylestermiller]

A couple of options: Buy thick wc paper and your paper won't buckle. Tape your paper firmly to a table or a board, the paper will buckle a little during painting but will mostly become flat after your paper dries. Or, type "stretching your watercolor paper" into youtube search for more ideas...

[@stelioskosmo1110]

Thanks Stan..much appreciated ..!

[@rsmithstudios6137]

Great info as always Stan! Thank you.

[@campuzanoart]

Great info,, thanks for sharing ,,, !!!!!

[@McQuizzical]

Thank you. You are such a good teacher. Do you have any books published please?

[@juanmora4991]

Thank you Mr. Miller

[@jordigarciahierro9690]

Thank you for your lesson, from Catalonia.

[@patrillasstudent]

I pray that nothing ever happens to this channel