A step-by-step guide on how to improve your painting with Paul's Q&A No.2
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- A step-by-step guide on how to improve your painting with Paul's Q&A No.2
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Another wonderful lesson in how to love your watercolors. Thank you again
Thanks so much 😊
You are the best teacher, bar none. Thank you, Paul!
Very kind Nancy thanks 😊
I finally decided to buy your book. It will be a worthy addition to your wonderful tutorials. I expect it tomorrow.
Hope you enjoy it! ... many thanks!
Excellent video. You are a wonderful teacher and artist who is very much appreciated.
I am frightened to make mistakes so I will remember what you said do not be afraid of a piece of white paper. Thank you
Yeah, me too!
I love your instructions which are really important to everyone thank you, Paul
Glad you like them!
We are very blessed to have such a great teacher who enjoys what they are doing & it shows ... not just the humor, but people feel comfortable straight away with the expertise in which you share your gift! I learn a great deal from your videos & will have a video playing when I do my first full painting. Love ❤ your book... Thank you from a grateful California Gramma ❤
Always lovely to hear from the original grateful California Gramma! ❤
Yes. Come to Canada!🇨🇦 I’m trying to convince my husband that it would be a great idea for us to go back to the UK for a holiday so I can take your classes. He can go to the pub.
That would be wonderful trip…and to see Paul..yes, hubby can go to pub. LMHO.
Thank you Paul for the tutorial despite your busy schedule.
My pleasure!
Hi Paul: those fruits are Cheremoya and here's a detailed description: The flavour is a heady mix of banana and pineapple with perhaps a little strawberry and kiwi thrown in. Its fruity taste is light and refreshing, but the white creamy, custardy texture is also pleasant and comforting to eat. Like a homemade pudding made virtuous - that's the beauty of the cheremoya. Thank you for your very interesting and helpful demos mixed with humour.
I disagree. The leaves aren’t right. It’s a type of Magnolia tree. I grew up with one in my yard. Those are seed pods, and burst open with deep red seeds.
In Australia it is called a “custard apple” grown in the tropical north of Australia. Delicious.😋
@@leannnewton1 you are correct. I live in Florida and see them all the time.
Putin began the bombing the nuclearpower plant. Hes aim to force Ukrain army surrends. Wat do you think will happen with you and your children if reactor explodes? Is Chernobyl not enough for you? May be yoy think that this is not possible? Was the war between Russia and Ukraine possible ten days ago. Why dont your goverments declare the sky of Ukraine the no fly zone?😢😢😢😢
@@leannnewton1 Putin began the bombing the nuclearpower plant. Hes aim to force Ukrain army surrends. Wat do you think will happen with you and your children if reactor explodes? Is Chernobyl not enough for you? May be yoy think that this is not possible? Was the war between Russia and Ukraine possible ten days ago. Why dont your goverments declare the sky of Ukraine the no fly zone?😢😟😢😟😢
Paul I recently acquired your book. It is the best book I have studied bar none. Learned so much. It's my go to. Love your shows. God bless you and keep you all safe my friend. Gloria
Thank you, Paul.
Greetings from Poland🇵🇱
Canada? Woohoo!!! I’ll be there.
You’re an inspiration Paul!
very kind - thanks!
Hi there. I lived I Granada for seven years and I loved it. Had to return to UK because of dear old Brexit. The fruits are called chirimoya in Spain. In England they are called custard apples. Delicious and incredibly refreshing but only if you eat them at the right time - autumn is best and most towns and villages have a big fiesta to celebrate the harvest. They contain a billion pips so require your full attention but it's worth it. Great video by the way!
The tip about making sure you use less water when adding another color was the knowledge I didn't know I needed! Thanks for all of the videos. I'm glad you will still be doing some even though your class is meeting in person! Also really excited about your USA visit!
What USA visit? When? where?
@@saravasura1076 he didn't say, just that it was a possiblity 😂
Hilarious beginning. How many times have I shouted "get on with it" at the screen to someone posting a video. 🤭So funny, Paul. 👏🤣 Love your humour and your videos.
Glad you enjoyed it Valerie!
Hi Paul; you are my favorite person to have my morning coffee with and have another watercolor lesson. Thank you so much for the nuggets this morning. All are quite valuable.
You are very welcome - Thanks so much - very kind!
Thank you so much Paul for sharing your talent and knowledge in such a cheerful, light-hearted way. I continue to enjoy your tutorials immensely as my watercolour education progresses. Bless you!
I learn something new every day. More pigment into damp watercolor to prevent backruns! Now I know...and how to prevent it. Thanks for these tips! 👍🏻
Happy to help!!!
Putin began the bombing the nuclearpower plant. Hes aim to force Ukrain army surrends. Wat do you think will happen with you and your children if reactor explodes? Is Chernobyl not enough for you? May be yoy think that this is not possible? Was the war between Russia and Ukraine possible ten days ago. Why dont your goverments declare the sky of Ukraine the no fly zone?😢😢😟😢
Paul Clark Q&A! I'll just pull up my seat...
Dear Paul, I'm glad I was able to watch the video. I learned a lot from it. The show of loose painting - without drawings - impressed me. I do not deny that it presented one of the most spectacular parts of Budapest (Hungary). I'm going to practice this loose painting, you just gave me enough inspiration. Thank you very much.
You are very welcome
The fruit is a magnolia tree, and these buds will open into gorgeous, large creamy white blossoms that have the most heavenly scent of lemon and vanilla mix. They grow here in the southeast US! Thx for a wonderful video!
Yes come to the USA!
Will do Nancy!!!!
Gosh you are very skilful and very down to earth so im thanking you for this video. From Mary Ann Queensland Australia.
You are so welcome Mary Ann from Queensland!
Thanks Paul this really helps and makes me relax painting
Great video, Paul! The overcoming the fear factor and the 10-min challenge were particularly inspiring! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and experience with us!
You're so welcome!
Fantastic advice about the 10 minute loose painting. Why didn't I think of that? It makes perfect sense. Thank you Paul.
Glad it was helpful!
I always find your tutorials well presented, and quite easy to
Understand
Glad you think so!
I did order your book on Amazon and it is arriving today. I am very excited to start reading it. Thanks again for all your wonderful videos!
I would love to see you come to Canada. Thank you for sharing your Q & A #2.
Saw Meera Ahuja’s invite to India. Please come to south too , where I live.Don’t remember how I got introduced to your TH-cam videos, but I consider it the biggest blessing I had recently. Never knew I had an artistic side till I dared to try watercolour from your lessons. Today’s class also was a fountain of valuable information. Always wanted to paint loose and going to try your way. Please do a full TH-cam lesson on loose painting style. Waiting for your trip to India and more inspiring classes.
I loved your idea of the 10 minute painting! I guess one should try and do that often until you get used to it.
Thanks Christina!
Great video,as always! The tree is a Annona. The fruit is called sugar apples. Thanks again for all your fabulous techniques. Margots " get on with its"always make me laugh!!
Thanks for the info Kileen!
All lessons very helpful. Thank you!
It is always a pleasure to watch your generous, honest and good mood videos. I really appreciate every tip from you, they are a treasure!
On the other hand, the tree is a "Magnolio" (Spanish) , the scientific name is magnolia grandiflora L. These pineapple-shaped fruits ripen in autumn. They become an intense red colour and they are the food of numerous little animals, above all birds. THANK you so much! 🤗
Thank you so much Laura - great info - yes, I think your right, some have suggested it a 'Custard Apple' which is very similar but it's the Magnolia!!
You are a marvelous teacher, Paul. And I love these informational videos you do. I learn so much! You remove the fear factor for us, making us feel like all we really need to do is enjoy ourselves and paint, paint, paint!!
Thank you Paul. I so enjoy your programmes. So thank you. Enjoy your wine and painting. Morfydd.
Thank you kindly
That’s a magnolia-the leaves are the giveaway. Great video, excellent tips! Thank you!
Oh thank you!
Yes!! Stop in Montreal please!! 😎
Will do!!!
I forgot to tell you I'm completely addicted to your channel. If you could come to South Africa, I'll be there and I give you my word, you would never want to leave again, no matter what the media says about us!
It might be a magnolia tree bloom after flowering …..maybe 🤷🏻♂
At least that is what they look like in the States.
Enjoying all the tutorials, thank you for sharing your talents!
Thanks for the info, cheers 😁
Just wanted you to know that I think you are absolutely the best teacher and painter that I have been able to see. Thank you so much for sharing with all of us as we try to learn this difficult media.
Thank you again Paul. You are so kind in sharing your skills, I just hope I can do you justice as I keep trying🤪
You can do it!
So excited about your coming to America. I'm in Ohio so hopefully you will end up somewhere nearby so that I can join a class. 🥳
Thanks for an excellent Q&A! The questions were great and the demos topped off another great class! No wonder you are in demand to share your talent everywhere! Your humor and honesty makes our Wednesdays so delightful! 🎨
Dear Paul, if you come to America, please include Washington DC. It's a pretty city and stone throw of beautiful scenaries in Virginia and Maryland.
Growing up in Miami, Florida, my grandparents had a tree that grew the fruit you showed. They are called “sugar apples”.
Especially love your answer about how many attempts you make and also the demonstrations with your answers! You’re the bomb!
Thank you for the Q & A! That “fruit” on the tree was actually a flower bud for a type of southern magnolia tree. We have them here locally. I live in Sarasota, Florida - south of Tampa - along the coast. This is a great place to visit if you plan on coming to the United States. The bay here, Ringling Museum, and the Marie Selby Botanical Gardens are absolutely beautiful! Thanks again for all you do and share for us who follow you (and Margot)!
Ok…so after digging into this further…I have discovered it is a magnolia tree seed pod! I see them all the time and assumed it was the bud! :)
I agree. The leaves were the true giveaway. I also live in the south. I hope Paul and Margot can visit!
I thought they were Custard Apples at first, but now I see you are right! I remember seeing these things on Magnolias in England.
@@nadeacheung1715 it’s actually the seed pod from a magnolia tree not the flower bud. I will correct my above reply. I knew it was a Magnolia, but found out It comes after the bud. It’s sort of like a pine cone.
Yes, that's right, it comes after the flower.
Excellent as always, Paul!
Hi Paul, great to hear you may visit us in the U.S. You will be welcomed with open arms. Also, thanks so much for your tutorials. Phil from Ohio
Can't wait! ... thanks Phil
This is your sister, from Florida, all is good...your right water colour is imaginative and we all have different styles.
Hiya sis good to hear from you😁 catch up soon 👍
Those "hand grenade fruits" look a lot like Custard Apples. Great instructional videos, Mr. Clark!
Glad you like them! - thanks for the info!
@@ArtbyPaulClark You're welcome! I've read that the green variety are also called "Sweetsop" or "Sugar Apples". When ripe, the white inner flesh is very sweet and has a soft, custard-like texture. Where I grew up, we called them "Atis".
Big thank you!
Thumbs up for every video you made, I just love your channel so much! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much!!
I hope your 2023 North American tour includes the Boston area!
Thanks Paul that's an extremely used QandA, it helped loads
Great to hear!
Thank you for the paint to water ratio, and the inspiration.
Love Margot in the background ! Haha. Hope you will stop off in Florida during your NA visit.
I hope so too! ... visit my sister too!
Your advice and suggestions are wonderful and so helpful. Thank you for clarifying some of the fog💜
You are so welcome!
Thank you Paul. Would love for you to come to the other side of the pond. Will be looking out for some dates. I live in Maine which I say is an artist paradise
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤great tips!!!! Thank you so much!!!
That sketching is amazing I have to learn how to do perspective thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Yea!!!! You are coming to America!! I will see you in 2023...or...maybe sooner...I could go for a holiday in the UK!! Great Q&A!! thanks!
Thankyou for these helpful answers. Liking your big 12 round I tend to shy away from the big brushes as I always have to much water.😊
Glad it was helpful!
Loved this
Paul, this was so helpful, as always. I am happy for you about finally being able to get out and have your classes! How wonderful it must feel. Have a great time the next 6 weeks. I'll be checking, but you have given me so many videos that I never lack for a project. THANK YOU!!!!
Thanks as ever J - happy to help! and no speedo's!
@@ArtbyPaulClark Bahahahahahahahaa! I can picture it even when you are dressed!
thank you, Paul, for so many helpful details in this process of water coloring. You make it look so easy :)
Thank you so much 😀
I always love watching your videos, Paul. You have such good vibes and creativity that make me feel secure and psychologically safe. "It's ok to make mistakes" "the process is more important"... I love these lines . They are very comforting.Thank you so much Paul. 🙏😊☺️❤️ and by the way, we call that fruit " Atis" in my place. 😊☺️🙏❤️
Putin began the bombing the nuclearpower plant. Hes aim to force Ukrain army surrends. Wat do you think will happen with you and your children if reactor explodes? Is Chernobyl not enough for you? May be yoy think that this is not possible? Was the war between Russia and Ukraine possible ten days ago😢. Why dont your goverments declare the sky of Ukraine the no fly zone?😢😔
I like this video. I really learn how t quick sketching in a short time.
Glad it was helpful!
Good afternoon from the NW side of the U.S.. I am so grateful for this tutorial especially about the snowy trees. We've had some freezing fog last month which made the trees look like winter wonderlands but I didn't know how to capture them...now I can! Our country is so beautiful and I truly hope you get a chance to explore all there is to offer, from the oceans, mountains and high deserts. I can't wait to hear where you are deciding to go. Thank you for all your lovely videos.
Thank you very much for all your ideas, humor and honesty. I am very reassured to hear that you often need a second try. The photo with the ice tree was mine and the idea with the salt looks great, thank you. You are the best teacher I have found here and I really watched hundreds of videos. A journey with one of your groups to nice places I think is a wonderful experience. At the moment I am struggling with the perspecitive in the sketches.
Thanks for sharing!! - and thanks for the ice tree suggestion!
Putin began the bombing the nuclearpower plant. Hes aim to force Ukrain army surrends. Wat do you think will happen with you and your children if reactor explodes? Is Chernobyl not enough for you? May be yoy think that this is not possible? Was the war between Russia and Ukraine possible ten days ago. Why dont your goverments declare the sky of Ukraine the no fly zone?😢😟😢😟😢
@@user-dk6dr4ek4t you are wrong here!! Except when you want to paint putin.
Thanks Paul, very helpful 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Come to Vancouver Island Paul. The scenery is stunningly beautiful. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you for those tips. I'm from India, and those fruits look a bit like Seeta phal or in English it is called as custard apple.
Thanks for the info!
Yep! A custard apple.😃
Great Q&A.Also thrilled you are thinking of coming to the U.S. Thanks for another great video.
Hi Poppy - yes, really looking forward to it!
For me its not so much fear of making mistakes, but hate wasting expensive art supplies, like paper. Yes, with every failed project we learn something, but its hard on the pocket book when trying to learn. At nearly a buck or more for a sheet, when learning techniques for those that are just hobbiest without a return on investment, of an monetary nature, that fear is more of being wasteful not of failure. But thats for me, maybe not so for others.
Thanks for all your lessons. :).
Thanks for the comment and there is a lot of truth in that!
Thanks for sharing your extensive knowledge with us.
My pleasure Renee!
Thanks Paul. Some great tips and advice!
Your demo on 'loose painting' looked like a magic trick! What a great result it produced!
Thank you very much!
Mr. Paul Clark !!!!!!!!
please show us your bunch of paintings in the next video !
First, thank you for these Q&A's. They are certainly packed full of information. I believe the tree is a magnolia. It has very distinct leaves & leaf patterns. I didn't realize they had fruit, as they're mostly known for their large blooms but looked them up & found that they do.
Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for the video, Paul. Really great information! In my opinion the tree with the fruits is a Magnolia. It looks exactly like the one I have in my garden (I live in California), so I'm pretty sure.
You make it look so easy! Your sheet of silk fabric just blew me away!
Oh thank you!
It is interesting your answer to how do you know when one has become an intermediate or advanced watercolor artist. Experience. To that I would like to add confidence. I for one only painting watercolor for roughly 5 months now, can say my confidence has grown the more I try new techniques and feel my color mixing strength is becoming second nature and take a leap and make mistakes. I watch your videos and other artists videos as well, Jenna Rainey, Matthew Palmer, Matthew White over and over taking away more each time. If not for all of you, I would never have even attempted it. So for that I am so deeply grateful. I am 64 and wish I had done this years ago yet that’s ok as now I know how I want to spend my retirement hours. Gracie mille!
Great comment Charlene and Gracie mille to you too!
I bought your book a month ago, so it’s clearly all sorted. Great guide to have it..love it😃
Awesome, thank you!
Awesome! very grateful for this Q&A. Recently start to follow you and very pleased with every tutorial, greetings from Caracas, Venezuela.
I hadn’t even thought of you coming to the US! Great idea!!! Please do. May I suggest Alabama, gulf shores. White sand beaches, amazing wildlife, gorgeous sunsets. 😉
Always so helpful and clarifying. Thanks
Thanks Paul for your inspiring answers that helps us beginners while painting 🙏🏼
Excellent again. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was very helpful. Thank you and look forward to your future trips to the US.
I guess I'll be painting all weekend!🎨 Truly inspiring tips, thank you Paul! 😊
You are so good at explaining, i enjoyed that, thankyou.
Thank you, as allways a great teaching moment with humor and good vibe. Good luck with your classes and wish i could be there in person. Say hello to Margot from beautiful Romania. I submit my place for visiting , great mountains, the Black Sea is not really black, Danube Delta is an unic place in Europe, very nice old cities and great people and delicios cuisine. Sorry for my poor englush.
The fruit is commonly called Shakya or Sweet Apple. It is one of the best fruits grown in Taiwan, China. I love to see your video.
Enjoyed this, very helpful. I do so appreciate your tutorials. Thank you. Barbara
Glad it was helpful Barbara!!
Hello, Mr.Clark!!!
The fruit in that tree is called custard apple. It's is a delicious fruit that is cultivated in southern Spain (Granada, Seville, etc.). It is original from America (not USA
...ahahaha). It's a typical fruit from Central America (Costa Rica, Nicaragua, etc.) and South America (Venezuela, Peru, etc.).
I'm sure you can find it in England (in an international supermarket).
PS. I've got the fear factor syndrome!!! I'm trying to get rid of it! Thank you so much for this video. 🙂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Hi Lourdes - thanks for the info - all very interesting stuff!
Mind is coming tomorrow, no joke 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻