Thank you for your Q&A, it is a pity i missed the question gathering post. Hoping for the next one! I am very excited for review of your inspirations on youtube - artwise and gamewise and everything
Thanks Louise for this Q&A video. :) I'm very interested in Squarespace and how to build my websie, shop and blog etc there. So if you are thinking about to make a course about it I would be one of the viewers ;) Thanks for sharing your most inpiring artist, wow how he paints birds is amazing. :)
Very nice video. Beautiful work. My daughter is 6, I know she will also love your channel, I will show her :) There is a perfect kind of Wabi-sabi wonder to the work. I love this feeling too when I make pottery. As if nature could make work through the artist like it was hatched into being from mother earth herself. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us, Louise. It’s nice to meet artists from around the world and learn from each other’s journey. Watching from 🇨🇦💖✨
Ow, I don't know how I missed Q&A, as I have few questions too. But maybe some other time... But I have to ask, Have you considered creating a space where people could connected with you more personally, and just discuss art related topics (or any other for that matter), like having Twich, Patreon, etc? Once again, I want to thank you for sharing not just art but part of your life with us, as I really enjoy your work, the way you create videos, topics you are discussing, and yeah I would definitely like to see if you try olis. I tried them, and I fall in love with it.
Oh no, feel free to ask them right away so I can have them in mind when I plan my upcoming videos! 😊🙏 That's a very good point, about having a more personal space. I'm thinking about that, Patreon in particular. But I guess I feel like it's too early and that people wouldn't be interested. 😂 I do have an email list though, that I plan to use more actively. I want that to feel more like a close-knit circle of friends. (It's here if you want to join: louisestigell.se/email-list) And in the future, maybe I'll start a Discord server or something. Thank you so much for your tips and encouragement! 🖤
@@LouiseStigell Ow, thank you for the reply :), I understand your point. And looking forward to see that happening in the future. What do you think about John Sargent's watercolor art? When I see his paintings especially painting Muddy Alligators, it always leave me speechless, as the way he used to play with lights, negative space, textures, etc is amazing. I always find it challenging to paint only with watercolors (so I usually use color pencils too). Also, what do you think about mix media art? Would you try it? When you started painting with watercolors, have you followed old masters, or you have found inspiration in some new art? Did you consider creating bird stickers too? Well I don't want to overwhelm you with questions, so for now I'll keep it here :D. Thank you once again, and looking forward to see you painting again.
Ooooh so many great questions. Thank you so much! I'm saving them for an upcoming video. 🙏 (Singer Sargent drives me absolutely mad. Don't know how a person could have been so talented. 😂)
I don't have any questions because every one of them will be answered in your future videos that you talked about just now :D But I wanted to say just hi and say that I really enjoy your videos :)
Thank you for your Q&A, it is a pity i missed the question gathering post. Hoping for the next one! I am very excited for review of your inspirations on youtube - artwise and gamewise and everything
Oh there'll be a new one soon. 😊 Or maybe I'm already planning a video about your question... Feel free to ask me anything, whenever you want. 🖤
Thanks Louise for this Q&A video. :) I'm very interested in Squarespace and how to build my websie, shop and blog etc there. So if you are thinking about to make a course about it I would be one of the viewers ;) Thanks for sharing your most inpiring artist, wow how he paints birds is amazing. :)
Thank you! 🙏🏻 That's great to know. 😊
thank you for the candid video. The smile you give is so welcoming and warm, everything else is just added bonus.
Haha, thank you. 🖤😌
Very nice video. Beautiful work. My daughter is 6, I know she will also love your channel, I will show her :) There is a perfect kind of Wabi-sabi wonder to the work. I love this feeling too when I make pottery. As if nature could make work through the artist like it was hatched into being from mother earth herself. Thanks.
Thank you for sharing your journey with us, Louise.
It’s nice to meet artists from around the world and learn from each other’s journey.
Watching from 🇨🇦💖✨
Thanks for sharing Louise I can't wait for your next video you never fail to inspire me happy new year to you 🙌
Awww thank you so much. 🖤🙏😌 Happy 2022 to you too!
Ow, I don't know how I missed Q&A, as I have few questions too. But maybe some other time...
But I have to ask, Have you considered creating a space where people could connected with you more personally, and just discuss art related topics (or any other for that matter), like having Twich, Patreon, etc?
Once again, I want to thank you for sharing not just art but part of your life with us, as I really enjoy your work, the way you create videos, topics you are discussing, and yeah I would definitely like to see if you try olis. I tried them, and I fall in love with it.
Oh no, feel free to ask them right away so I can have them in mind when I plan my upcoming videos! 😊🙏
That's a very good point, about having a more personal space. I'm thinking about that, Patreon in particular. But I guess I feel like it's too early and that people wouldn't be interested. 😂 I do have an email list though, that I plan to use more actively. I want that to feel more like a close-knit circle of friends. (It's here if you want to join: louisestigell.se/email-list) And in the future, maybe I'll start a Discord server or something.
Thank you so much for your tips and encouragement! 🖤
@@LouiseStigell Ow, thank you for the reply :), I understand your point. And looking forward to see that happening in the future.
What do you think about John Sargent's watercolor art?
When I see his paintings especially painting Muddy Alligators, it always leave me speechless, as the way he used to play with lights, negative space, textures, etc is amazing. I always find it challenging to paint only with watercolors (so I usually use color pencils too).
Also, what do you think about mix media art? Would you try it?
When you started painting with watercolors, have you followed old masters, or you have found inspiration in some new art?
Did you consider creating bird stickers too?
Well I don't want to overwhelm you with questions, so for now I'll keep it here :D.
Thank you once again, and looking forward to see you painting again.
Ooooh so many great questions. Thank you so much! I'm saving them for an upcoming video. 🙏 (Singer Sargent drives me absolutely mad. Don't know how a person could have been so talented. 😂)
I don't have any questions because every one of them will be answered in your future videos that you talked about just now :D But I wanted to say just hi and say that I really enjoy your videos :)
Thank you so much! 🙏🏻 🖤 I'll get to work on those videos then, haha... 😂