Watercolor Tutorial: 2020 Christmas Card #10

[@shancan6328]

Love the feel of this. Very nice. Thanks

[@kitkat9341]

What's not to like? There's always one in the group. Keep them coming Rick!

[@donnamarie1006]

Your skill is awesome!

[@t2terri]

Thank you for sharing your talent! Have a great holiday!

[@lydiashemain9746]

Beautiful Rick as always. love the colours.

[@cherylheard1969]

Enjoyed seeing the flowers come to life! Thank you for sharing your talent with us

[@annierodenberg2327]

I have enjoyed these Christmas cards, Rick. Thanks for sharing.

[@bettylong7955]

Thank you so much for your generosity!! I so enjoyed watching you paint.

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thanks Betty!

[@Nancy-ii5yo]

Love the looseness of your painting. Loving all your Christmas cards.

[@rebeccakuzy903]

Absolutely beautiful .....loved watching it come together 💕

[@diamondeb]

Your Christmas cards are wonderful small, loose paintings. Please consider doing more step-by-step tutorials like these in the future - small projects with great results!

[@wendychampness1901]

Beautiful 🤩 Thanks so much!

[@susanmurray6638]

Having fun with these beautiful Christmas cards! My family will love them.

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

I'm glad your enjoying these!

[@margretmartin7572]

Absolutely beautiful 💗

[@Wal48]

These work really well, will try this one. Lovely!

[@wrknfngrs]

Thank you so much for sharing your talent! I enjoy watching you paint and have tried to repeat your techniques. I love watercolor painting! Thank you again for taking time to share!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

I'm glad you have enjoyed these!

[@ticalinda64]

Hi , greetings from Costa Rica. I fall in love with your paintings 😍😍. I wish I could paint like you some day and I'll give a try. Thank you for sharing all these videos.

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thank you for your thoughtful comments! Just keep painting.

[@carmenalma4647]

Beautiful card! Thank you for your careful instruction. Love your style!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thanks Carmen!

[@lindaking9222]

Marvellous...wondered if you would paint poinsettias...lovely & loose

[@ellenschmidt3005]

So wonderful to watch! I love the looseness of this one. Learning a lot from these! Thanks.

[@rashmitamhankar853]

Wonderful!How many coats you have given for glazing? I tried this after watching your video . After third coat I stoped because I couldn't find lost and found edges properly.

[@barbaragemin5117]

This is a beauty! Just right for my negative painting skill block! I’m enjoying these cards and the fact that I now apply your teaching to my own interpretations Rick. Thanks.

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

I'm glad you're enjoying these Barbara!

[@sandegeorge542]

Wow! I really like this. Thank you. If I can pull it off, I’ll feel like a real artist 🤣

[@kallak9676]

Love it 💗

[@cassiescreations9828]

So pretty! I love how you did the veins in the leaves As always, thank you for the tutorial.

[@jenniferspotten915]

This is lovely! I’m going to try this one! I agree, painting the ‘card size’ is a fun way to explore and really have fun! I like to do these as warm ups for a larger painting. And my card recipients, love getting some original art as well!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Have fun painting this!

[@marykhavelka8875]

poinsettias are my favorite for Christmas and this is stunning. Please continue with these cards if possible. Thanks for the tutorial!!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thanks Mary!

[@joycesnodgrass7068]

Rick, thank you! I'm enjoying your Christmas card series💛

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

I'm glad you're enjoying these Joyce!

[@lindascott3885]

Another pretty card! I always enjoy your floral paintings. Thank you for posting!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thanks Linda!

[@Pattymelt415]

Please keep them coming!!!! How about an abstract Christmas card without any pencil drawings or masking fluid!! You can do it!!

[@millerscott2781]

I’ve enjoyed your whole card series sir. They were delightful and well explained as always. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family! Thank you for helping us all through this tough year with your videos!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! Have a very Happy Holiday!

[@carolburkholder9351]

Thank you again for sharing your skills and time Rick. Stay well Merry Christmas!!

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thank you Carol! Happy Holidays!

[@tamravaughan6383]

Rick I really enjoyed working on the 2020 Christmas Card collection. I did all of the cards so far except the candy cane #12. I didn't have the colors that you suggested. I had ultramarine blue and hookers green. I think not having the colors you suggested made it harder but I think I did mix enough of what I had to make it work. I plan on painting as much as I can. I had the covid and had to quarantined so I took advantage of trying to paint because I really don't have much time since I work. My husband said I could order the paints you suggested. I was wondering if you think I should place the order or continue trying to learning to mix and use the ones I have. This is really new to me and I don't know much about colors at all and I know when you don't have the right color it just don't work and ruins your painting. I have noticed different artist use totally different colors. If I watch anyone else on KZbin video's and if follow them they may suggest other colors. I had a title You Can Paint Watercolors step by step for absolute beginners by Alwyn Crawshaw and I purchased the colors he suggested. I purchased cadmium yellow, ultramarine, alizarin crimson, yellow ochre, hookers green, cadmium red and cerulean blue. I have added a few other colors but I guess I'm asking for advice and suggestions. Would investment in more colors help me that much or do I have basically what I meal to learn how to mix most colors. I want to order the colors if its going to enhance my painting in anyway. I welcome suggestions.

[@alkagarg2555]

You are genius but requested to speak a bit louder .

[@LS-yp5yj]

If you took off the video of yourself you could make your palette bigger.

[@RickSurowiczWatercolor]

Thanks for commenting. The palette image is limited by the width. I would have to reduce the size of the artwork being done.