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🎨 this MAGIC SCENARY made in watercolor ⚡️

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[@Dreaminsightswithvaun]

Thank you for naming your colour mixes, it's so helpful.

[@kascialelonek8757]

Great video. The only thing missing is the reference photo. ❤

[@nokchilton1562]

Thanks for the tutorial and tips. I love your big massive brush 😁

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thanks for watching!

[@earthrooster1969]

Loved the tutorial, the hard and soft edge principles along with light and shadow. Thank You for a generous sharing of your work...the outcome is stunning

[@sallyjohnson1566]

wonderful techniques! I always struggle with the balance of white space.

[@anitaadams2193]

No problem with volume or clarity of speech

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

Love love love love love love this. Peaceful. Beautiful. And you are very generous thank you very much.

[@jamesduncan578]

Thank you for sharing, good information.

[@saraht4973]

Awesome vid and so instructive. Thank you

[@aratichokshi]

Beautiful!! Would love some information on materials especially brushes..

[@jeffh8840]

Very good instructional video. I don’t know why people cannot hear / understand the commentary - I had no issues. Thank you for giving your time/knowledge.

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you for feedback ❤️

[@celiavdberg6618]

They are deaf and or dumb😅

[@dustydesert1674]

There generally are volume, close captioning and reverse/forward controls. As an old lady losing some hearing I always make use of these controls and seldom have many problems understanding with them.

[@caminodiez6467]

Hi! Amazing work!. I wanted to ask you if the board you use is wooden, thanks !

[@franciscogomes4416]

Keep working on your skills! one day you will learn how to paint in watercolour.

[@cherylj.harris4967]

Are you using a rough paper?

[@pamelajarvis7020]

Can't hear the tutour, my sound is full on.

[@StemwinderBand]

Try CC

[@sgv323]

This was really helpful. I appreciated your pencil sketches you showed us first to illustrate how you would be using edges, hard and soft, in relation to the light. You are also a master at using that large brush to paint your negative spaces. I’m not there, but you have really inspired me. I had no problem hearing you, by the way.

[@Bindismom]

Watercolor never ceases to mesmerize and thrill me! It is truly magical. I love your color choices here.❤

[@marianneemig2907]

Nice, but something wrong with audio. Came across as mumbling.

[@jeffh8840]

No issue for me - has your device got a volume button?

[@neeluephoto1338]

I can’t get over how gorgeous the background colors are !!!

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you for watching ❤️

[@tedpytlik8123]

Is the grainy appearance of the pigment due to the use of granulating paints or is it due to the rough texture of the paper surface.

[@dlw4081]

Great video. I really enjoyed it! Thank you! I even subscribed after watching it. I’m looking forward to watching more from you

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Thank you so much for your feedback 🙏

[@elenorbrodrick407]

Beautiful. It was quiet hard to hear though.

[@cherylj.harris4967]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful to me. Your beautiful painting showing these techniques inspires me.

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

This is kind of the key that opened up good painting for me. Thank you so very much.

[@luismoreleon7104]

Muy interesante , aunque ,para un principiante muy difícil. Más parece ser presunción de tus habilidades, que de enseñanza. 1. Pintar un objeto ,sin tener la imagen que se desea pintar no se logra entenderlo al inicio. 2. Pintar todo el fondo obscuro con una brocha o pincel dde 1.1/2. Pulgada es solo de personas muy habiles, 3. No encuentro la diferencia entre pintores de acuarela con la tuya, como para ser atractivo el seguirte. 4. Solo el tip de usar los bordes más obscuros mojando los bordes. Por lo demás te felicito y te seguiré de cualquier forma. Siempre le he tenido temor, el Pintar wathercolor o acuarela . Soy aficionado y nunca he acudido con ningún maestro, ni taller o escuela. te agradezco tu enseñanza.

[@TwigsInOurHair]

Nice demo, Konstantin !! I particularly enjoy your choice of colors. (Think about locking the focus on your camera, and then the drawing and painting will stay sharp while your arm is in the frame.)

[@dustydesert1674]

Soft & rich color with thoughtful contrasts! Your instructions are easy to follow too.

[@olgapannier3832]

Какая у вас хорошая бумага!

[@wendychampness1901]

Beautiful colors!

[@ArtefactoSchool]

Thank you 🙏

[@gloriaoppen8412]

I like the fine paint brush that you use at the end of your video. Where did you order it from?

[@IMAGINENGINE]

Nice lesson. Please, I beg you, stop the madness of using awful music. We all have our own music, households, studios that don’t need more distraction. Music is as subjective as art. Please.

[@mesagirl224]

I enjoy the music. It adds a peacefulness to the painting lesson.

[@deborahjohnston2808]

Thank you!Enjoyed this very much!

[@pamelajarvis7020]

I would like full sound on the tutourials, I want to learn water colour but need spoken instruction aswell as visual. The sound is too low on the video. Thank you.

[@ArtefactoSchool]

We will try to fix this mistake. Thank you for feedback!

[@MariadelosABaez]

Thank you for sharing your expertise, I’ve learned so much

[@anca5480]

Grazie Konstantin!

[@efwhitedc]

Apart from microphone issues, when not painting, this was lovely and helpful. Thank you.

[@Qu_2_wil_lmjk]

Your website seems to good to be true and I'm worried that I will receive spam by giving my email. (I am skeptical because the lessons at your website are free, but nothing is free..)

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This is not a problem. You can also watch our free lessons here on KZbin channel 🙏

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@@ArtefactoSchool I will subcribe then; thank you.

[@pamdabney9133]

Beautiful

[@helenwheeler4485]

beautiful! What are you laying your paper on that holds it so well?

[@StemwinderBand]

He painted the back with water. That holds it down

[@francesbarratt993]

Why do you wet the back of the paper it would be really helpful to understand

[@dustydesert1674]

It holds the paper down and helps to keep it moist throughout the painting.

[@nokchilton1562]

I was going to ask the same question!

[@dustydesert1674]

What is the paper you used? Looks like a lot of texture. Is it rough? 300 lb?

[@deborahjohnston2808]

Exquisite!

[@AnneWatts-d3x]

Hi everyone, whoever is reading this just wants to say that we are all praying for each other,

[@ashleywright8686]

Yes. The world is in chaos. 😭😭😭 Let us watercolor.

[@momijiyamanishi4548]

Thank you for your heartfelt transparency.​@@ashleywright8686

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[@ashleywright8686]

@@momijiyamanishi4548 ? Would love to know your thoughts.

[@janiceaistrop4807]

Thank you so very much.

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I left watercolor only for 2 reasons...the speed and negative painting...I hate both

[@felicityfourie1785]

Love the narrow brush used to wet small areas.

[@lenimunneke2222]

Exactly how I paint,but I use brighter colors,this is very nice.

[@mousenmick]

Very helpful!! Thank you

[@ArtefactoSchool]

You're welcome!

[@saraht4973]

What paper are you using,please?

[@JosdeVaan]

I start following you.

[@adrika6364]

Audio not clear, can't understand

[@aprildegele1510]

Why do you paint the back side of the paper? Only to make it stick to the surface? Does it help keep the paper flat? I've never seen anyone do that before.

[@dustydesert1674]

It stays put and stays moist. I live in a desert environment and keeping the paper moist is difficult otherwise.

[@taostaosolgateresa575]

Thank You

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Please increase volume ...it's horrible to hear

[@mesagirl224]

I like the music. I also like that the music is turned down when he is talking .

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

I will be honest ..these roses are not at all looking fresh ..I saw your other art...you are exceptional artist. I salute you

[@1Thedairy]

I find pink a difficult colour but these are beautifully painted roses and look very fresh to me

[@dustydesert1674]

Perhaps you prefer louder, brighter colors? I think his paper is very textured also and maybe you’d prefer hot press, which is smooth.

[@dsmith9572]

Preserve highlights by leaving paper untouched? Now there's a secret. I've never heard that before.

[@dustydesert1674]

They say the rule in watercolor is that we never use white or black - which rule everybody breaks now & then.