Pink Roses and Tea demonstration! 8 x 10

[@KelliFolsomOilPaintings]

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[@amalias8888]

You are so good...I love your descriptions of what you're doing.

[@thecreditbrokers]

Thank you for these demonstrations😊

[@oljas4642]

Love your videos 🕊❤️

[@jcsatterlee46]

Thanks for doing these demos...Jackie from upstate NY.

[@marthacanady9441]

Great work, Kelli. From Georgia.

[@KelliFolsomOilPaintings]

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[@doddagopi4933]

Thanks a lot

[@annechesley8565]

Flower outsides are more washed out. The centers are warmer with more intense color.

[@princessmonokae]

Love your videos! I'm from Chicago ❤️

[@annechesley8565]

I'm guessing a small canvas will force looseness? It's harder to get all those details.

[@ponchocolate3902]

Saludos Cordiales, Kelly, desde México !!!!!!!!

[@doddagopi4933]

Nice to see such a great energy and passion in Covid days. It is really inspiring. Pl keep it up.

[@gavinhank4933]

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[@vanderleisantananeves4079]

Muito bom esse tutorial still life

[@annechesley8565]

Thanks! So much. From SLC

[@lianneroussel6495]

Hello Kelli from Lexington, N.C.

[@annechesley8565]

Tilt your canvas forward to reduce glare.

[@elnavanrooyen7496]

Which easle are you using?

[@annechesley8565]

The interest should be focused in the middle because. . . wait for it. . .because it's closer.

[@annechesley8565]

Light passing through causes translucency. Its warmer.

[@annechesley8565]

Keep the shadows flat, less impasto.

[@annechesley8565]

Roses laying down will be flatter on the bottom because of the weight.

[@Igna.libre27]

Subtitle..please !

[@annechesley8565]

Copy a color scheme from your favorite painting.

[@annechesley8565]

Carve out with the background. It takes practice. Take a chance.

[@annechesley8565]

Nothing is set in stone. Listen to your canvas. Work out what looks better.