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this is INCREDIBLY helpful!!! thank you!

I ever learn wiht you.....Thanks a ton...

Wonderful video! ❤ I’m surprised that even you can find painting tricky sometimes but as a beginner artist, it makes me feel better about my own struggles haha. Looking forwards to the next Procreate video, maybe an easy cat tutorial? 👀

A wonderful video, ❤

Thank you! 🥰✔️

I don't know why you don't have more followers/views but I guess it is a matter of time! Amazing portraits (not just this one)

Your videos on oil paint techniques are always so informative, and the painting looks lovely! Thank you for another great video ^^

thanks :)

Thanks for such an honest assessment of how hard it is to make some paintings work. Very helpful:-)

Just found your channel and I’m so happy I did! I’ve already watched several videos and they have been incredibly helpful. Thank you so much for making them ❤ you are very talented and a good teacher!

Can the varnish be applied 24 hours after the oiling out if you do it the way you describe? Or is it better to take one or two days of reserve? So the whole process takes 48 hours between start of oiling out and packing the painting? Did you ever try mixing the oiling out medium with Liquin and what are your experiences? My painting was done using Liquid. I am in a time rush at this moment myself so this is very useful information.

Hello ma'am, can you give the little demo of tera rosa color.

It’s really nice to see a painting being “fixed” instead of the final product and wondering how on earth that process happened!

Question. Why did you only give greenery to the trees on the far right? I did enjoyably replicate this painting but wondered if I could bring a little greenery to the other trees. Thank you.

Very well made and helpful! Thank you!

Very useful video, thanks for this information. Note: Be careful not to mix verdigris green with coffee shades because it changes quickly.

I love the Musée d’Orsay too!

thank you for the video! The greens can be really tricky

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Maravilloso ! ❤

Beautiful, but you can always play with the black color by giving it the desired values, the black color is not as "dangerous" as it is thought, in some parts of the picture where it is needed it should not be avoided.

Really useful, thanks 😊

Always very useful tips you give us!! Beautiful painting as always 😍

Excellent video as it gives important ideas on how to create an interesting painting using Procreate. However, I was a little confused on your use of multiple layers. For example, when you wanted to lighten an area you created a new layer, and I presumed painted in a lighter shade (versus erasing darker areas from earlier layers). Is this correct? I also assume that the misty grainy effect was added to a layer above the white background layer. Being a beginner I need explicit instructions on using multiple layers and guidance as to when to paint versus when to erase. In general I tend to use only a few layers and do most of my work on a single layer. However, I do use additional layers when doing details that I want to view before adding them to the primary layer. Comments?

You are a fantastic teacher! Thank you!

Amazing painting of an adorable cat! Thank you for the detailed explanations!

thank you, lovely and great tips!

you are so incredibly talented wow 😱😍 what an excellent way of explaining this. I just bought my first oil paints. I also want to paint my cats 😂 i have 4. I’m looking forward to watching your videos!

Thank you so much Sarah i so enjoy watching your tutorials :))

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Thank you for this video! Do you frame the art yourself and take the pictures or do you put them in a Mockup?

Love scapes! Please more!

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The only problem I have with no medium or thinner is it becomes a chore to cover even a small canvas, but I am using winsor and newton. I'm curious if your brand are naturally more oily?

What a lovely cat ❤️❤️ , and a very lovely tutorial thanks love 🙏🏽

Terrific explanation........ Gratitude to you

Thank you!

Great video. Thank you.

Thank you ❤Great video as always. I love all your videos but these Procreate videos are my favorite. Could you maybe do another landscape video with Procreate? I would be very happy.

Thank you ma'am.

Thank you for such a valuable lesson! And it's so good that in this video you lowered a little bit the high pitched notes in the voice. Thank you!!!

I’m intrigued by the process and will give it a try. I did look up Windsor and Newton Primer, and it states it can be used for both traditional oil and water mixable oil (bet you’ll get that question!). Thanks for making the video!

Is it wrong that I didn't want to use RSG because of the poor little bunnies, but when I hear it's a by-product of the meat market I think "oh, that's okay then"? 😅 Anyway, interesting to know, and the process looks like simplicity itself. I'm starting to dabble into oil paints, but it's hard to find and trust synthetic sizes when the up-to-the-minute advice is to avoid GAC and similar media, slap on several layers of acrylic gesso, and cross your fingers...

this way I will try it that RSG! I always see it being cooked in a pan and I don't like that.. But the way you do it is much easier! Do you put the RSG on both sides of the wood? Thanks again for sharing!!

I agree with you, though I am not a painter. I have taken lessons to learn and have been put off by every single one. I wanted to know all the basics, what brushes to use, what brush and technique to use to make the different strokes, how to mix paint, etc., then I wanted to pick the subject to paint that moved me. Looking at a bowl of fruit or other objects that did not move me or be directed to paint with colors I don't like numbed my creativity. The difference for me of not having/having an emotional connection was like the difference between looking into a closet and not wanting to breathe in or the deep breath you can't help but take when you are on the beach facing the ocean with the wind in your hair.

The terrior is adorable

lovely! painting and lesson!

I've tried to imitate your style based on the video, thanks for all the tips. Is there anywhere I could send you what I've attempted?

Great advice :)

Love your style! Thank you for sharing!