Kevin. You are so honest. The best part of this entire painting adventure is your comments at the end. I so appreciate your approach, I can't thank you enough for breaking me out of my perfectionistic painting box! So much freedom to make marks and shapes and have FUN! Thank you.
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful work and lively interesting tutorials! I've recently rediscovered my love of art by playing around with watercolors and other carefully, long- stored-away art supplies... if not at 69 in the midst of a pandemic, then when? From studying art, long ago, I'm remembering all sorts of useful things... and some not so useful, too. The "art police", whoever "they" might be (the internal art critic, maybe), are often the biggest challenge and probably always were. So my rules for myself have been to paint or draw what I love, like nature or my dog knowing that the results will improve eventually, AND only do it if it's fun, which it is. So I particularly liked your emphatic suggestions to play, have fun, try new things, and be persistent in the face of, sometimes, disappointing results. I really enjoyed your video of the acrylic seascape with the colors, life, and energy of the waves crashing onto the rocks, including sound effects! What a demonstration of joyful fun with all the momentary choices/decisions you were making. Thanks again!
G'day Susan Good on you and thanks for comment. Practise, fail somewhat, practise again and again, we all know this, and enjoy most of it. It is the joy and challenge. I am ever glad to be an artist. My Mum, bless her, used to, in New Zealand, where I hail from, love painting watercolours of English thatched cottages with the odd Robin perched somewhere. Lovely lovely. Do what pleases you,,,, not the art police and please go with the flow. Cheers. My " oldest " ( student ) is 96 and happy, so wonderful
Your techniques are a joy to watch but it was the PURE TEACHING at the end that have made me a new subscriber. “Fail better next time” is the best advice as a new watercolorist. PS- We Texans don’t count that word as cussing. Carry on! 😘🙃
Love your videos Kevin. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Can I as though what is the ink you use. I bought a bunch of acrylic ink. Is that suitable to use. Not sure if it will run though.
Kevin. You are so honest. The best part of this entire painting adventure is your comments at the end. I so appreciate your approach, I can't thank you enough for breaking me out of my perfectionistic painting box! So much freedom to make marks and shapes and have FUN! Thank you.
Watching your painting style was relaxing, inspiring and therapeutic! More!
i wish I could hit the "like' button 100 times! THANK YOU
Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful work and lively interesting tutorials!
I've recently rediscovered my love of art by playing around with watercolors and other carefully, long- stored-away art supplies... if not at 69 in the midst of a pandemic, then when?
From studying art, long ago, I'm remembering all sorts of useful things... and some not so useful, too. The "art police", whoever "they" might be (the internal art critic, maybe), are often the biggest challenge and probably always were.
So my rules for myself have been to paint or draw what I love, like nature or my dog knowing that the results will improve eventually, AND only do it if it's fun, which it is.
So I particularly liked your emphatic suggestions to play, have fun, try new things, and be persistent in the face of, sometimes, disappointing results.
I really enjoyed your video of the acrylic seascape with the colors, life, and energy of the waves crashing onto the rocks, including sound effects! What a demonstration of joyful fun with all the momentary choices/decisions you were making.
Thanks again!
G'day Susan Good on you and thanks for comment. Practise, fail somewhat, practise again and again, we all know this, and enjoy most of it. It is the joy and challenge. I am ever glad to be an artist. My Mum, bless her, used to, in New Zealand, where I hail from, love painting watercolours of English thatched cottages with the odd Robin perched somewhere. Lovely lovely. Do what pleases you,,,, not the art police and please go with the flow. Cheers. My " oldest " ( student ) is 96 and happy, so wonderful
Love your philosophy. your stuff is really fun and free. Halfway thru I say, what a mess! And then.......magic.
Your painting is free and wonderful and that’s how enjoyable art should be , using your own voice from within. Thanks so much for the drmo❤
I love all Kevin's demos. Just awesome! Thanks Kevin. I love all your videos.
Your techniques are a joy to watch but it was the PURE TEACHING at the end that have made me a new subscriber.
“Fail better next time” is the best advice as a new watercolorist.
PS- We Texans don’t count that word as cussing. Carry on! 😘🙃
Really love your watercolor painting! It’s vivid, romantic and full of sense of freedom!
Inspiring. Thank you.
I LOVE IT! Thanks for the idea. Gonna try it now.
Where are you Kevin??!!! Come back! We need you!❤
Still here but very busy running my studio classes beside the River Thames in Hampton UK, Videos coming back soon
love it kevin xx
You are having too much fun. Inspiring!! LOVE it!!
Love your style......and your commentary...awesome
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Fabulous thank you.
Bytw in Augusta Ga US home of the Masters Golf Tournament. LOVE your videos. Wish I could take classes with you!
you are Just what I needed about now!!
Fantastic kevin loved it x
Thank you Kevin, I’m having great fun
WOW, so inspiring!!
Love your videos Kevin. Thanks so much for sharing with us. Can I as though what is the ink you use. I bought a bunch of acrylic ink. Is that suitable to use. Not sure if it will run though.
I love you!)
Thank you!)
Thank you too! Good on you
What type of paper do you use? I have some watercolor cotton paper, but yours looks different.