Detail vs Loose in Watercolor

[@Rohekivi]

the way you got those small details with seemingly so little effort is like black magic!

[@1sburdett1]

Thank you for this tutorial & visual step by step demonstration. I absolutely love this. You are fantastic at teaching!❤

[@farrowmascoe3366]

Learned so much watching this! What a difference darkening the back trees made at the end. Thank you for your time with these!

[@kimgalea6529]

Shelly you are the kindest person. I value your teaching whether you’re here on not 😉😉 I always come to you first to watch and learn from. I can’t thank you enough for sharing your talent with us❤

[@marybell4533]

I love the log cabin and the loose background. Beautiful!!

[@daninemilligan4689]

I really liked how you showed the different approaches to the backgrounds. I like both of them a lot. I would like to see you add some animals; deer, fox, rabbits. Appreciate you sharing your artistic talent.

[@patlatour2465]

❤it’s so fun watching your painting come to life on paper😊 I need to try this one.

[@maryellenpike9402]

Beautiful work! Love it! Thanks for all the useful info, especially the sky and trees!

[@kristinabona7500]

You are such a fantastic teacher. Thank you so much!

[@BarbaraMeier-c7q]

Beautiful, love log cabins❤️

[@sherrym.2413]

You are such a good instructor! Thanks for the demo I'd like to request instruction on painting farm animals in the landscape (representational).

[@alexandrabroadbent6207]

I’m late today to see this but enjoying the content - by the way I look forward to seeing what your nails are like as well as your gorgeous paintings 😆

[@laurengouldman9683]

Amazing as always! Thank you♡.

[@mahirakhan-rea9625]

Always so much to learn! thank you!!

[@SuzetteSantori1]

I am working on a landscape now, and really struggling with making my background trees non-dominant and non-detailed (not overworked!). So this is perfect, and you are brilliant, as always.🏆

[@audreyconn9881]

Thank you Shelley. Very useful. I am fortunate to be in Mexico right now trying to paint palm trees but will shortly be home to snow scenes again.

[@lindawiedemann5014]

Thank you, thank you! I learn SO much from you! I love using salt, and it was so helpful learning the timing for the birch trees😊 etc, etc, etc..❤U

[@MaryLeaf-tr5ip]

Are you using white gouche, or Dr. Martins white?

[@shelleypriorfineart]

@@MaryLeaf-tr5ip I used Dr. PH Martin’s Bleed Proof White

[@MaryLeaf-tr5ip]

@@shelleypriorfineartI forgot I wasn’t watching you live? 🤪

[@SusanHaug-x6v]

Do you use kosher salt or regular?

[@shelleypriorfineart]

@@SusanHaug-x6v either but I used regular table salt here

[@lindawiedemann5014]

HI SHELLY, COULD YOU TALK A LITTLE MORE ABOUT YOUR PRINTER, PLEASE? I TOO NEED ONE😊

[@sherrylee6719]

I believe Notanizer is $1.99 now.

[@1sburdett1]

?The dark in the window?

[@Valley_69]

Очень красивый пейзаж. У вас получилась очень светлая картина. Извините, но этот красный цвет в дверном проёме не может быть днём. Это видимо чей-то фотомонтаж. Яркий цвет можно увидеть ближе к вечеру и ночи, но никак днём. Такой яркий красный я точно не нарисую, ощущение, что внутри дома пожар 🔥. Днем не видно, какой свет исходит изнутри дома. Это мое лишь мнение. Думаю, вам как художнику, не стоит придерживаться того, что изображено на фото. Фото может быть искажено. Так нас учили в школе художников. В целом мне нравится ваш пейзаж. Спасибо ❤❤❤❤❤

[@bilgemsrloglu8087]

I wish there were Turkish subtitle opsiyon 😢

[@shelleypriorfineart]

Me too. Wish I knew how to do that.

[@carolcortopassi7788]

Maybe a shadow over the door…