The Tree Edward Wesson would loved to paint. Slow version with only music

[@jimbobbluegrass]

Thanks Edo. Always enjoy watching you paint

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Nice to read Jim! Its a easy one, but maybe not so easy if you not used to Bockingford.

[@gailcheck8611]

Wonderful! Very inspiring. Wesson would be most pleased!

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you so much Gail.

[@barbaragemin5117]

What a lovely range of colours Edo. Yes, it’s very 'Wesson'. Thank you very much, I enjoyed watching your delicate brushwork, which is what you excel at. - something I should work on.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

A simple palette is the key. With just a few you can make fresh harmonieus work. Thank you very much 😊

[@maryaltabev5275]

What a lovely way to start a Saturday morning. Thanks again Edo.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thanks Mary. it is a calming movie without my voice! ;-)

[@daveshaw3142]

Shows a great sense of humour Edo , great video.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you very much. My wife hated it! haha! well I made one with a voice over too!

[@clairehill2075]

Lovely seeing it coming to life Edo ☺️

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you very much Claire.

[@geoffmitchell6515]

Brilliant Edo thank you for doing this

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

My pleasure Geoff. A friend asked me if I could do this one. It was not to hard so I did.

[@MrWatercolorguy]

Edo, I think you out-Wessoned Wesson! This is awesome!

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

I dont want to do that. But thank you for the nice compliment. ☺️

[@granthudson-artist-painter]

Love it, thanks Grant

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you very much Grant.

[@georgepatrickbennett7412]

This is lovely, very inspiring. I love the way you work. PS Also love the additional sound effects 🙂

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you very much, I was in a happy mood!

[@patjames4125]

Wow! So inspiring. Just what I needed to help me get started again. I thought I was safe not wearing headphones while my husband read in the same room. He suddenly jumped up and said "What the bloody hell is that?" when the cockerel blurted out! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Haha, sorry about that. I did showed it to my wife. She responded I would zap away immediately! Horrible! So I made another version. English with a far east from England Amsterdam accent. Thanks for watching.

[@Profishgaming]

Good job ❤😮😊

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thank you so much

[@isjabonne]

Nog nooit schaterlachend een aquarel filmpje gekeken. Maar jij hebt het voor elkaar Edo. Dank daarvoor 😂 Ik vind de kleuren die je gebruikt erg mooi. Wat een plaatje is het weer geworden. Doe dit maar vaker ( ik weet daar ben je niet enthousiast over) ik leer er zo veel van.

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Dankjewel Hetty. Het geluid was mis gegaan en dan moet je toch wat. Doet mij deugd dat je moest lachen.

[@tmikeporter]

Thank you, Edo. I am going outside to paint today and this was helpful to get me into the mood. I watched it while exercising on my rowing machine. I also use 200 # Bockingford. Why do you paint on the backside? I have never considered that. I am also going to put light red back on my palette. It is just too useful for landscape painting!

[@EdoHannema-Watercolour-Art]

Thanks Mike, I paint only on the backside of the rough paper from Bockingford and Saunders Waterford. I like the grain better working for me that way. But of course it could be different for someone else. I did read somewhere that Wesson also painted on Bockingford rough, but I never see the textures I get on the rough, until I painted on the back. Maybe Wesson chose also the back? Who knows?