Thomas Schaller “Watercolor: the Power of Design” **FREE LESSON VIEWING**

[@JN-kf3kf]

Wow. I did not even care about the execution. THe first 30 minutes is probably the best of it all. Thank you Tom

[@deborahgoodwin3426]

Absolutely! I couldn't agree more!

[@sallypapich5957]

This has been a real treat. Watercolor is so technical that it is so difficult to lean the properties of the pigments and whether the are strainers, sediment, or opaque,or transparent. The brushes and paper make a bigger different than with oil. I love oil more, but you draw more in watercolor. He explains this wonderfully. Thank you for this great video.

[@suel4269]

This is sooo interesting!

[@redmoon8217]

Absolute master and beautiful human being. Love the way he express himself. Thank you for being so generous with your work.

[@1171]

Well said, I agree!

[@moch.abdulraufkristanto1268]

I agree

[@veroniquejeannedemarbre5630]

Thanks you very much for this video. To listen to the Master Thomas W. Shaller can be an opportunity to improve the own technique of drawing and Watercolor. The understanding of how his architect drawing has been evolving to a perfect process of Watercolor painting is very interesting too. Many thanks to have shared his experience and knowledge in this channel.

[@GKganesan]

Thank you: loved it!

[@debbielucas7145]

Thank you so much. I really learned so much here.

[@maryaltabev5275]

So much information! I’ll have to watch it a few times to absorb all. Thank you for all the time you’ve given us.

[@michaelnordahl]

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[@marymcneil9133]

Es maravilloso que exista seres humanos que ayuden a los demás ,gracias ❤

[@michaelnordahl]

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[@davesartworks]

Trivial question: Is that regular hardware store masking tape holding the paper down?

[@Trylobyte]

Free partial lesson viewing, not a free lesson viewing

[@achimswiss]

this palete is 1300.- dollar :)