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Thank you 🙏 what a compliment ❤ so much appreciated. 😊😊

I bought it at the knitting and stitching show some years ago. Have a look on Amazon to see if they stock them. I’m in Ireland and most of our suppliers would come from the UK. But the US is also great but you have to pay the customes duty ( we have to pay it from the uk now due to brexit unfortunately). Ranger or Jim Holtz used to be quite prolific with stamps. You can also make a stamp by drawing onto the funky foam. Use one of the glass outliners to squeeze out a design onto a heart shape. Then it’s your own unique stamp! Thank you for your comment. ❤

There’s literally so many options. I love it for opening up my creativity. It’s so therapeutic.

That one is from Stewart Gill who make fabric paints, stencils and some stamps. The one on the wooden block is likely to be the American company Tim Holtz. I got them at least 15 years ago, so not sure if they’re still in stock. But they are bound to have more to choose from.

Thank you Lisa! I was forgetting some words (brain fog) but with practice I will get a lot better. It’s years since I have been teaching. But I really enjoy it. 😊

Thanks so much Linda! I will really enjoy showing you all the techniques I know. Happy creating! X

I made that one. It’s just marks on brown craft paper. I will show you that one in the next video. Thanks for watching ❤

Hello from Deep South, USA I’m curious about the paper you referred to at the beginning of the video… I believe you said it came from ‘josher’ ? This term is unfamiliar to me … could you elaborate a wee bit☺️

Hi Leisha, I said Jotter, meaning a note book or school paper without any lines. It’s slightly thinner than computer paper. The reason why I like thin paper is because it lays flatter than thick paper which is nicer if you’re making a collage that is more delicate. 😊

You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!

Hi Denise. I use mulberry tissue paper. It’s a kind of paper/fabric. Thank you for your comments. Xx

Thank you Terri! I needed to hear that! I've been busy setting up a 'real' bricks and mortar gallery/studio and everything has taken so much time! not to mention energy. I've also having the worst menopause ever with regular migraines. Thank you so much for giving me a prod. I filmed a newer, slower, version of Sun Goddess which is being edited, and will have a voice over. I think the whole business of making films is so big that I just couldn't even start while I had so much else on. But now I do plan to get back into it. Thank you so much for your comment. You are a Godsend. xxx hugs

@@KateBedellArtist, I know the feeling of wearing many hats as I had a garden and floral business some years ago. You run into yourself coming and going. Now I just have a little art studio and look for inspiration from my favorite artists like you. Ahhh the menopause, it's behind me now but I had similar problems. If you can ditch sugar and processed foods, chocolate, peanuts and cheese (maybe all dairy for the time being it may help. Also a dab of progesterone cream can help balance the ups and downs of your changing estrogens. Eat whole foods from the earth as often as you can. It's hard to be creative under those conditions. I will look forward to your posting in the future.

Thank you Kerry. X

Hi there. The angle in the video is about 4 to 5 inches - just enough to lean towards me so that I can see everything more easily. I have worked at a steeper angle in the past but this is what I prefer now. I like to have it so that there are pools of wetness still on the paper. Hope this helps!

Watercolours Unlimited thanks so much for such a quick response. I really appreciate it as I start to dive into watercolors more than ever before. I really liked the feel of flow you are getting out of your colors.

You can find a list of the materials I use here. watercoloursunlimited.com/materials-i-use/

I use Golden top gel coat with a UV filter. Or you can use matte or gloss medium. golden are the best, but liquitex are also good. Basically it is an acrylic medium for adding to the acrylic paint. Hope this helps! YOu can find the rest of the materials here. watercoloursunlimited.com/materials-i-use/

Judy Steffen Thanks!

Thank you Terri! It's always nice to know that people enjoy my work. :-)

Hi there! You can purchase on my website www.katebedell.com/prints/sun-goddess. Thank you for your custom! Kate x

Can you email me please Anna and I will add you to my list. Thanks for the compliments! kate@katebedell.com

Hi Tilly. It's the saunders waterford sketchbook. You can buy them here. www.artsupplies.co.uk/item-saunders-waterford-book.htm

Thanks so much for the reply, and the link. I love your intuitive way with landscapes.

Lovely work! Is Saunders the brand of watercolor paper you always use?

Not yet Dawne. I'm working on it! If you email me I will put you on the list to let you know when they're ready. kate@katebedell.com Thanks for your comments. x

Thank you Helen! I will be putting up a talk I did about the video. You can't see the close up of the painting, but I'm talking about each stage and how I went about doing it. Thank you very much for watching!

Hello there! What a lovely comment! Let's connect! Do you have a website?

Thanks Nick! It's lovely to hear from you. I hope you are doing well...do keep in touch!

Hi Kate, of course I'll stay in touch. I was just wondering if I could contact you personally - I just need to ask you a few questions about painting, and watercolour specifically....( don't worry if you can't)

Sure, Nick, fire away!