Watercolour Christmas card ideas : easy snowy landscape tutorial

[@conniemesce4093]

Beautiful!

[@MoMaryR]

Thank you for sharing this. I'm learning lots from your videos.

[@jennifermarinilli1342]

Thank you Wendy, I have learned so very much from your wonderful tutorials! I'm painting the holly cards after watching your video and using your advice. I feel much more confident with you as my teacher. Thank you ever so much!

[@WendyPowellJones]

Lovely feedback thank you 💕

[@molossergirl2]

Excellent tips and advice, Wendy thank you. I always make my own cards for friends and relatives, I think it makes it more personal. I do the same, when I have a painting that has one of those areas that are not agreeable, I find the area that I do like and make it fit into a 3 fold aperture card. I also mount my paintings onto the front of blank cards, which also looks effective. I have to now make time to begin my Christmas cards! Thanks again for your lovely channel and beautifully narrated help and advice.

[@pathird7529]

Thank you Wendy for this very helpful tutorial with so much detail. I love the Christmas card ideas using the better areas of a painting!😊.

[@WendyPowellJones]

That is good to hear....part of the creative process I think 😀

[@tatianasattin5452]

Thank you Wendy for sharing with us, really helpfull

[@GrandmaMuggy]

You are so generous with your talent and Oh you have inspired me to get started on some Christmas cards! Thanks.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Enjoy and thanks for the feedback 🙂

[@stephaniecorbett5356]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It is lovely and very inspiring.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thank you for the feedback 👍😀

[@chrisf.4534]

Beautiful, Wendy!! Thanks!

[@arlenemurphy804]

Love it Wendy. Thank you for sharing❤️

[@elysianfibres1642]

Dear Wendy, your paintings are wonderful - and greatly underpriced in my opinion.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Well thank you ....glad you like them. Pricing is always difficult.

[@mariongowland402]

Thank you Wendy. Very much like your techniques and finished paintings. Will look forward to seeing more.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thank you for the feedback 😀

[@joosheaart8579]

Awesome So beautiful drawing. Thanks for sharing~~♡

[@thokchomjayshree8089]

Another lovely painting and tutorial. Thank you

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thanks for the feedback.....working on another snow scene at the mo....ready after Christmas😀

[@CHarveyFan1]

Thanks for a great video Wendy. I really love the dry brush technique on the grasses so I'll be trying that.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Really glad you are enjoying my videos. Thanks for the feed back 😀

[@kayrabey1344]

Thank you for these lessons. I love the close ups and taking notice of the way you hold the brush. The wet into wet is magical.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thanks for your feedback....wet in to wet is what makes watercolour special....not too tricky just needs practice 😀👍

[@conchitaaristizabalcani5162]

Precioso, no sé cómo se realizó los puntos blancos Enhorabuena

[@josteer3390]

Looks beautiful, and simple, but I'm sure takes practice. Very inspiring, must try this.

[@WendyPowellJones]

Yes it does take practice but that is what should be enjoyable....😀

[@hapnewsom9217]

Very nice work! The only thing I find a bit odd is green foliage on the trees in a snow scene. If I try this I think I'd go with evergreen trees and their rather conical shape

[@WendyPowellJones]

Yes....good comment. The trees are brown though and the brush marks are meant to stand for twigs not leaves. Perhaps works better wet into dry in that respect. I did think about having a go with green conifers myself....enjoy your painting 😀

[@ShahanoorMamun]

Lovely Watercolor & very impressive 👍👍🍂🍁

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thank you 👍

[@triciabennetts6578]

Thankyou Wendy - really excited to try this today. Also thankyou again for being so clear about the paint consistencies - soooooh helpful! 😄

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thank you. I hope it is going well 😀

[@jant4741]

Lot of neat techniques! TY

[@WendyPowellJones]

Thank you ...glad you will find it useful

[@emanuelalonati9010]

dear Wendy, best compliments for your skill and suggestions. I tried hard to copy some beautiful effects but especially with salt i cannot make it. In my kitchen I ve got iodized salt veryy thin..does that works? Couse I cannot do the salt effects, the paper is wet, I put the salt on but nothing happens. The salt stay there and stop...I would like to do those flocks effects but it doesn't work..Some lovely suggestions? tks a lot. Greetings

[@WendyPowellJones]

I use ordinary table salt.....Make sure the paper is wet with plenty of pigment..maybe you need to mix your paint stronger? Experiment with small areas. God luck and enjoy 😀

[@emanuelalonati9010]

@@WendyPowellJones tks a lot I'll try with more pigment😁🙋

[@krittikabiswas4930]

@@WendyPowellJones I tried salt .. And the effect is beautiful. Thanks a lot

[@suel4269]

❤️

[@bozenawilga3688]

Wspaniałe

[@123gp1833]

I can't believe how hard it is to find aperture cards in the US.

[@WendyPowellJones]

That’s odd isn’t it….you must have tried Amazon. If anyone reads this comment please give us some info and I will try to mention it on my next video in a few weeks when I shall be using them again for a Xmas card.

[@123gp1833]

@@WendyPowellJones Thanks. I did try Amazon and no luck. The shipping from UK for example is more than the cards.

[@conchitaaristizabalcani5162]

Sería posible poner texto en español gracias