paint a kingfisher in watercolour part 2

[@tommytitmouse]

Thank you very much David for your superb tuition on this. It's been a great inspiration to me and I`m determined to eventually get it "hopefully" somewhere near your standard, and I will do it ,even if takes me forever.Then if that happens I know I`m then worthy of being called an "Artist " rather than just a painter.

[@jackharrison6771]

Another excellent video David, Very nice.

[@davidhyde4329]

Thanks again Jack ... David

[@cassax67]

Wow! I subscribed for the diecast renovations... this was a surprise. Truly a multi-talented artist on many levels...

[@davidhyde4329]

Don't worry - more diecast on the way. Thanks for the comment ... David

[@gooldy9960]

This is incredible, I love the step by step videos!

[@davidhyde4329]

Glad you like it!

[@strange-universe]

there you are, I have been looking forward to this!

[@zulu5282]

WOW!!!!!!

[@barbaraverser1056]

I'm curious to know whether or not you also paint with oils? Thanks.

[@davidhyde4329]

Hi Barbara. I have painted in oils, but not for many years. I have painted in acrylic with some success but these days, despite demonstrating still in acrylics, I am sticking more with watercolour Regards David

[@marikalr]

I did this on hot press first but want to repeat on cold press. I have trouble with masking fluid. What brand do you suggest.

[@davidhyde4329]

Hi marika, I don't have a special brand. I tend to use either Daler Rowney or Winsor & Newton, both are good quality and work equally well. - Hope this helps ... David PS make sure the paper is 100% dry when you apply it and 100% dry when you rub it off.

[@kittonsmitton]

"paint with confidence" is the key!

[@davidhyde4329]

Exactly - you are absolutely right ... David