The original was very good, but it was amazing to see how a small amount of other colors and rubbing in the white created such an illusion of atmosphere. Both are beautiful.
I have a cat too. And I'm what they call here in the U.S.A. a "senior citizen." My cat, BB, always wants me to stop painting and play with him. Sometimes I put down my brush and play his favorite game, hide and seek. He seems to know the rules and lives hiding from me while I count to give him a chance to hide. One of his favorite places is halfway under a chair in the living room. His tail sticks out from under the chair but he thinks I can't see him. I walk around the house calling his name then come closer and closer to the chair, I can see him getting excited, his tail starts whipping back and forth and I can't stop from laughing. I grab his behind and say "got you" then I go hide. He finds me and runs to a new hiding place. Sometimes I'm very into painting and I tell him I can't play now. I say "mommy's painting" and he curls up next to me waiting for me to take a break. I love it when your cat wanders into camera range. It's fun for me to think we are thousands of miles apart painting and playing with our cars. I'm always amazed at the beauty of your work. I've been an artist my whole life. My father was a commercial artist and illustrator in Hollywood. Time to paint again, maybe I'll try Mount Fuji, but not in crayons. Thanks so much for all you do. You're a brilliant teacher!
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Hi Shibasaki san!!!!!!! good to see you again!!!!!
Tip: You can use a very tiny amount of baby oil to mix the pigment on the paper....a very tiny amount. I love oil pastels and use this technique sparingly. Love all of your videos! Stay well!