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Thanks Dan for watching, it was a fun session!

Thank you!

@@bonny-at-morn thank you so much! Keep painting and progress will come!

Thank you Dan!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you!

Thank you! Sometimes crowds are fun. Just depends on how tired I am.

Thank you!

Thank you Christine! I usually don't mind people watching or asking questions.

Thank you Sylvie!

Thank you!

I'll keep at it!

Thank you so much Dan!

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

Thank you! It's fun searching for spots to paint!

Thank you Tammy!

Thank you Tammy!

I hope so!

Thank you Brent!

Thank you Jayden!

Thank you Angel!

Hey Larry, I think your comment is meant for another video. I don't talk on this one as it's a time-lapse. - Cheers - Doug

I used a small sable synthetic hogs hair brush. I've been using ProWhite brushes recently from Jerry's Artarama. Hope that helps!

@ronjohnson4566 Thank you!

Small towns are always great and I've never had trouble painting in them. Even big cities like San Francisco never bother me. My home town can be challenging at times...

Grazie! Lo apprezzo molto! Ultimamente ho usato molto Filberts, in particolare pennelli in pelo di maiale e miscele sintetiche. La maggior parte di questi sono della linea di pennelli del marchio "Pro Stroke". Penso che Jerry's Artarama li faccia, ma un marchio onesto e decente andrà bene. Spero che questo aiuti e che Google lo traduca correttamente! Saluti! [ Thank you! I really appreciate it! I have been using Filberts alot lately, specifically hogs hair and synthetic blend brushes. Most of them are the brand "Pro Stroke" brush line. I think Jerry's Artarama makes those, but honestly and decent brand will do. Hope that helps and google translates this correctly! Cheers! ]

Thank you! I'm constantly learning everytime I paint one.

Thank you for your support!

Thank you very much!

Thank you Joan!

Thank you! I still use it outdoors and indoors. It's my favorite easel by far!

Thank you!

Thank you Dale!

Thank you James, it always seems like a work in progress with more to do! As far as those old consoles out there, I was lucky that it still worked. There are some electric repair shops still around that might be able to service yours. I love the sound they produce with the tube amplifiers!

Oh I'll get it working - I work on tube stuff. I just need to do it!

@@JimLongCO You're way ahead of me. I have no idea how to repair the vintage stuff!

I have had the same results and it indeed is frustrating. I upgraded to a couple of belkin neutral book lights and then to one on Amazon that works well. I love the mood an orange glow gives a scene, but it is difficult to paint under without a strong neutral light. Another thing is I have a white based pallets that has help with mixing. Hope that helps!

Good paintings are built by thousands of bad paintings!!! Take it one at a time!

Thanks Jimmy! They have in the past, but I've been able to get my paintings done.

Made by Speedball, you can buy it at Jerry's Artarama.

Thank you Lois!

Thank you James! I really appreciate it!

Yeah, that caboose will be fun!

@Liquidmethod I checked it out again while I was at the Chesapeake art festival. Good access and shade trees near by.

It was really windy that day. I'm surprised everyone's easels held up for the most part.

Thank you James. I use the brayer a lot to help push back elements that are competing too much with other prime elements. It's very useful.

Speedball is my favorite brand of brayer to use.

Thank you Cassandra, I’m glad you liked the painting! Unfortunately, construction sites are open targets for theft of materials and equipment. So, I don’t fault them with having security. For years, that site has been filled with excavators and scrapyards. It’s all gone now with parking garages and soon to be built condo high rises. Will have to find new places to paint with a little more industrial urban character.

Thank you James! I’m happy to share my paintings and process with everyone.

Thank you!

Thank you Reiki!

Thank you!