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[@PabloA-c7x]

Sharing technique no one knows :) The guy separated the light part from the dark part. Wow. I am impressed. I would not have thought of that.

[@agneshosni4787]

Amazing to watch and learn from

[@bblmd8001]

Great masters are clear and humble. You are.

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you 🙏

[@Kwood10]

I’m extremely impressed by your work, I’ve been doing watercolor for only a year & trying to learn as much as I can .

[@jant4741]

Oh! Found someone new to follow~. Right subject matter for where I live & been having trouble with misty distant objects.👍 TY algorithm.

[@kitchencarvings4621]

I really enjoy your demonstrations. You make it look almost effortless, but I know that results from thousands of hours of practice and thinking.

[@juliadean2473]

So generous of you to show us your clever technique's. Beautiful painting. Thank you

[@irenehynes7536]

I love the way that you explain everything you are doing. You are demystifying watercolours for me. Thank you!

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you for watching this video 🙏 you very welcome

[@mell5111]

I appreciate so much the way you've laid everything out in front of the viewer. Every bit of it has something to teach. I loved watching this and can really use these pointers (especially for negative painting and how different colors imply distance😊

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Thank you 🙏

[@nickfeganart5776]

Thank you for free video of Andy's great demos!!

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you for viewing 🙏

[@ramaehamrin]

Looks like Gooseberry Falls! Beautiful work, and thank you for explaining things so well!

[@mandysmith2814]

Wow, I wish I'd found you sooner! I love the way you teach, so clear and I love that I can see everything (your palette etc) Thanks for sharing and I will definitely be giving this a go and watching more of your videos of course 😊

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you for beautiful feedback 🙏

[@nancyboukhaled2994]

Thank you- great explanation!

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You very welcome 🙏

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Excellent narration

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I feel1) Fast colour mixing 2) Negative painting 3) washes.....these three are most important as a beginner in watercolor. If as Ia beginner if I could practice these 3 separately... thoroughly....I think watercolor is much easier...I realised this after 4 years of watercolor...I know very slow brain ..but this might help others. Also I feel at least 100 sheets of watercolor paper should be filled and wasted... willingly happily...to lose that high expectations

[@abhijitbandyopadhyay8189]

U r absolutely right. I cannot deny at all. I feel d same problem while doing the trials day after day.

[@abhijitbandyopadhyay8189]

Your last line is immortal !! More than 100 sheets are to tried & "wasted" happily with a smiling face & mind ... very very true !! Again this is very true for other mediums also -- namely soft pastel art ... etc. Thank u ...

[@jant4741]

Sounds good! Husband bought me stacks of wc paper which isn’t my preference, but that sure is a good idea of how to put a decent dent in it. 😂👍

[@junktube4000]

Great vid. How often do people varnish their watercolor paintings afterwards? With something like a cold wax medium or whatever works.

[@yijumiller5659]

Thank you

[@iranewhitehouse3953]

It was really helpful Andy thank you.

[@ArtefactoSchool]

You are very welcome 🙏

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I still feel darks aren't dark enough...however if Andy planned like that...it's perfect...but for me more darks would be better

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I always felt his tonal variation isn't much...I'm a beginner in watercolor according to myself...so my opinion maybe not correct...but for me it's doesn't ring a bell...I go by my inner instinct experience...not just by famous names

[@Michael-lq5di]

Drawing value studies and painting are all different and do not have to be related