So satisfying. I love how each video is different but still feels the same. You've hit like a sweet spot of "Its different enough to be interesting" but is also "The same so if someone likes 1 video they'll like every single video." YOU'VE CRACKED IT
I know up close, you feel it looks blobby, but one thing I definitely learned from my favorite art teacher is that art like this is *meant* to be viewed at a distance. And it looks good! That's one of the coolest, but most intimidating things about painting like this. It feels like a LOT of commitment, but the reality is that you can keep messing with it and shapeless blobs and misplaced lines can look great if you play with it enough.
They make transparent gesso btw. It's my fave for keeping wood textures. You can also take white gesso and tint it with paint to get a colored background. Gesso keeps the wood from soaking up ungodly amounts of paint. Definitely channeled your inner Bob Ross, just hopefully without the overtaking of his empire by greedy capitalists.
Wow, Im in awe how she can just find a gorgeous picture and decide she can paint it!! Like, the thought wouldn't even cross my mind, I wouldn't even think their was a possibility that my skill set could make something even close to that, but Rin went right in with confidence and painted something, in my opinion better, I find that rlly rlly cool :)
You'll never make a good picture if you don't at least try. Failing is part of making art and the more you fail the quicker you get to your goal of making something you're happy with.
I’m currently at the stage where I feel far better if I trace my images on to canvas ect. Im finding prospective incredible different to get so even tracing a few reference point can make the whole process less intimidating and means I actually get to the fun bit before I run out of energy (chronic pain is not fun in so many different ways). I’m only doing art for my self and if I shared it i would only us my own reference images.
Honestly that painting is so gorgeous. I want to hang it in my house!! I think often beginners to painting can focus too much on realism and less on their own interpretation. Rin your natural style of painting is so unique and expressive, keep going an don't get too bogged down in 'perfection'.
aah I'm excited! I'm finally feeling better and am currently enjoying my weekend at home (I can go home from the clinic on weekends) and your video is just perfect to boost my motivation to get back to painting!
I just love how your artwork just flows and you vocalise all your thoughts because it really helps me understand everything you are doing and can help me to compose my own art too!
Man I needed this! Seeing your post made me smile the first time this week since I found out my parents are getting divorced. I love every video you put out, and seeing them always makes my day!
I'm sorry to hear that Makayla. Its going to be a tough transition and an extremely emotional journey. One step at a time. You don't have to force yourself to be strong the whole time. Give yourself a chance to process it and seek help when you need it. 💜💜💜
@@drawingwiffwaffles Thanks for the comforting words! Honestly I was having so many problems with stress and trying not to break down at points. Knowing that it is okay and hearing that from someone that inspires me so much has already helped so much. Thank you for replying and giving me that advice it really helped
Love seeing this, it reminded me of when I took landscape painting in college. And a trick to get your paint a bit brighter, especially when using a photo for a reference, is using sunglasses, even when painting inside, bc then you end up making the colors a lot brighter. Just a rip if you ever decide to do again :)
as someone who paints on wood every day this was both extremely frustrating and really amazing at the same time. its great to watch people who dont usually paint on wood.. well, paint on wood.
I use a clear gesso when I paint on wood so you don’t lose the beautiful wood grain. I’d love to see you try another wood painting with the clear gesso, I think you’d enjoy it.
Currently been enjoying watching your (kinda) more recent acrylic painting vids in chronological order and I love how we get to come along for the whole process and hear your sort of thoughts and feelings as you go along, and you don't try and gloss over difficulties you have, I feel like I've learnt a lot just from watching you trying things out and going for different things trying to progress with acrylics. It's a medium I have been trying to get into and you have helped me feel able to jump in! You really seem to work to fight your urge to self-critique and just enjoy the process of making the art, and honestly I'm glad you do because I feel sure art always ends up better when a positive mindset is in the forefront of it. Thanks for the inspiration and I gotta say, I do really love how this turned out!
I paint a whole lot on wood canvases Without knowing what i am doing… So its nice to see you painting on wood too. But you know what you are doing, Soo, thanks
I love your acrylic painting videos! I’m also on my acrylic painting journey and it feels fun to do it alongside someone, you always give me that extra bit of motivation too! ❤️
I love the boop boop and bop bop of the brush on the wood as she daps in the tree leaves. It has to be hard to paint on the wood, as she mentions the brush isn't liking the wood. Also the smooth flow of blending with the softer fabric like canvas or harder canvas material for acrylic paint even blends better allowing the acrylic just a bit more time before drying. The wood soaks it up a little with a drying effect, like needing more paint to saturate the wood. It still looks great, and like she mentions the wood texture changes the feel or perception of the parts of art piece. Awesome job Rin, I don't see a lot of artist who use acrylic anlot trying to paint the scenery realistically on wood. Usually they go fantastic colors. *Blots the papertowel over part of the clouds * Oooh that looks more cloud like....*blots morr papertowel* 🤗❤️👍🏽💯
Thank you for all the fun videos. Your videos warm my heart and remind me of the fun and meaning of painting in the true sense of the word. I will continue to support you!
Here's a free idea: For the holiday season, maybe you could do a "Rinter Wonderland" series; paintings or sketches of your favourite winter/Christmas things 😀
I like how you just go with the flow and enjoy the process of you pieces. My art teachers usually have a strict process for painting or drawing and I was never good at it. You helped me to try again and draw just for FUN 😊
I have a lil tip! This works mainly on paper/ white surfaces buy I reckon you could do it on wood. Use a Very watery paint to sketch and when you want to adjust/ fix parts use a different watery paint and eventually, you will have lots of different colours but because the paints are really watery, you can paint over them with ease
Thank you for making this video! I'm currently getting back into art by practicing with watercolor and your advice to just let go really helps! I mainly did realism graphite drawing so switching to color has been a big challenge! I am always happy to watch your videos please keep them coming so we can all draw/paint along side!
you've inspired me to start illustrating and traditional drawing again. I even found my cartoon style because of you! I discovered your channel last week and I play it near constantly. I want to say I love your content and you're also my comfort YTuber
me looks away from the screen a couple minutes looks back at million-dollar art its amazing waffles I love it so much I aspire to be like you one day conquering all different types of media and making masterpieces
Just the right amount of goofiness to let people know you can’t take it too serious. (Goes for life in general) thank you. I’m a beginner and caught your waffle painting video and you crack me up. (And remind me anything is possible if you set your mind to it.)
I watch almost every day one of your videos when I’m at my horse barn I’m currently at my horse barn Thank you so much you inspire me so much to start art projects I forgot about
Also, that is a damn good painting. It has a lovely feel to it, which I would imagine is key for a landscape. It makes me want to be able to go into the painting.
I was just scrolling down on your channel when I saw that you started years ago. WOAH girl! it's your hard work that speaks and yes, you are one of those artists who inspired me to become a youtuber :). RESPECT+++++++
Thank you rin for being you! You have been one of my biggest inspirations along my art journey and i cant wait to see what you’ll come up with next ill make sure to stick around and get artistic with you!
i usually just lurk but this made me want to say something... it really Did remind me of when i was a kid watching Bob Ross! he always painted from the heart and said that "there are no mistakes, just happy accidents." and you fairly much did that but in your own spirit. and i just really enjoyed that! thank you for the nostalgia and bringing us along for the trip.
I would definitely love for you to try a watercolor landscape/ seascape. I know watercolor isn't your thang but still think you'd do a great job and it would be fun and entertaining and helpful for people who don't watercolor or know much about it. Have a great day
Your painting is beautiful, it has been amazing to watch your skills grow and deepen, you are a very brave artist to push yourself as you do and to share it with all of us. Also, I am not a painter but what I've seen is most painters finish their works with a varnish to both protect the paint but to also make the colors deeper and more vibrant.
I always take photots of things I want to paint while on vacation! Most of my art is of photos i've taken! most of it looks similar but not as beautiful as the photo. but hey each painting is making progress on learning what works and what doesn't and I am so glad you showed the parts at first when it looks rough, but if you keep working at it it will turn out at least okay if not fantastic!
This makes me wonder how watercolors would react to a wood canvas…? I mean, woods so water-absorbing I feel like maybe it would just eat up your paints and the result look so faint? I’m not quite willing to use my only set of watercolors to test the theory, I’d cry if I ended up blazing through them (they’re the prima watercolor confections ones, vintage pastels)
I have a transparent watercolor ground I have used on wood. It works beautiful, it works just like gesso, but it's specially made to be used to turn just about anything into a surface that can be painted on with watercolors. Hope this tip helps.
@@zephmorningstar2099 this is helpful, I’ve only recently gotten used to how to handle watercolors vs using water based markers and the difference is notable
I haven't painted a photo that I've taken but last christmas I painted a picture my mom had taken from my parents' holiday in Denmark and gave it to my dad. For being my first ever painted landscape I'm still really proud of how it turned out!
What a beautiful job! I am absolutely in love with all types of art and especially painting! It puts me at such ease and comfort! It's nice to make art with DrawingWiffWaffles!
I’m new to this channel. I’ve been binge watching Rin’s content for a couple months now. I started playing one of her videos and my husband, who was in the other room, goes “I know that voice!” Haha!!
I use liquitex gloss varnish on top of my paintings and I’ve found it brings out the colors very nicely. Also, I find it much easier to paint the darkest bits first and then add highlights on top with acrylic paint. I love the sky on this one. The cloud texture you found looks really cool and I definitely want to try it out!
That's a fantastic photo. If you overlay it with a grid, I'm almost certain you've bossed the 'rule of thirds'. 😊 The painting turned out beautifully! You're right, it does look snowy, but I think that's a very good thing. 😁
The reason you need a gesso because the wood is so absorbent and will suck up your paint and the wood expands when it absorbs water and shrinks when it dries so the paint is prone to cracking quicker than it would have with gesso. Paint is more prone to cracking than gesso. As I saw someone already say in the comments, you can get a clear gesso if you still want to see the wood underneath. The painting looks great, I love your work ❤️.
Oooooooooooo exciting!!! I love that picture you took! It’s amazing and i bet your painting will look even more amazing! Can’t wait to paint along with you!
Hi Rin! I just wanted to say thank you! I've been subbed for about 3 years now, and you've been a huge inspiration and influenced my art so much! Thank you so much for this! When I started watching you I was a high schooler just kinda doodling and experimenting bc of your videos but now I'm and junior getting my BFA degree in painting. Not a day goes by when I don't think about how your art has influenced me, thank you!! I was also the girl who won your Ohuhu markers years ago and they first introduced me to working with color in my sketches!
Michael's sells thin little bits of wood (usually near their wood burning tools) for very cheap. Slap some GAC on there to avoid potential mildew from trapped moisture, sand that baby down to avoid unnecessary texture, and boom. Super affordable,bite-size wood panel canvases!
"take goop and splat it at a piece of wood"
why is this the most accurate description of painting I have ever hear
Everyone's thinking it, i'm just saying it. XP
Yeah it's the best description ever!
( I'm not being sarcastic)
@@drawingwiffwaffles true dat XD
So satisfying. I love how each video is different but still feels the same. You've hit like a sweet spot of "Its different enough to be interesting" but is also "The same so if someone likes 1 video they'll like every single video." YOU'VE CRACKED IT
Soo true
That was the perfect way to describe it lol
Yess truee
Trueee
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I know up close, you feel it looks blobby, but one thing I definitely learned from my favorite art teacher is that art like this is *meant* to be viewed at a distance. And it looks good! That's one of the coolest, but most intimidating things about painting like this. It feels like a LOT of commitment, but the reality is that you can keep messing with it and shapeless blobs and misplaced lines can look great if you play with it enough.
Exactly! And if the proliferation of the Impressionist movement is any indication, folks like 'blobby!' :)
They make transparent gesso btw. It's my fave for keeping wood textures. You can also take white gesso and tint it with paint to get a colored background. Gesso keeps the wood from soaking up ungodly amounts of paint. Definitely channeled your inner Bob Ross, just hopefully without the overtaking of his empire by greedy capitalists.
😍I didn't know this!
Lol I love this comment!!!
Wow, Im in awe how she can just find a gorgeous picture and decide she can paint it!! Like, the thought wouldn't even cross my mind, I wouldn't even think their was a possibility that my skill set could make something even close to that, but Rin went right in with confidence and painted something, in my opinion better, I find that rlly rlly cool :)
I hardest part of arting...is *actually* arting. At least, that's my problem.
You'll never make a good picture if you don't at least try. Failing is part of making art and the more you fail the quicker you get to your goal of making something you're happy with.
Same
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I’m currently at the stage where I feel far better if I trace my images on to canvas ect. Im finding prospective incredible different to get so even tracing a few reference point can make the whole process less intimidating and means I actually get to the fun bit before I run out of energy (chronic pain is not fun in so many different ways). I’m only doing art for my self and if I shared it i would only us my own reference images.
Who else loves a palette full of 🎨 paint…
I love those plastic ones that you can peel off the paint once it dries. (；^ω^）
you can peel off glass too! its so a'peel'ing. ;)
@@drawingwiffwaffles :0
@@drawingwiffwaffles I love it!!
Me I love the look of all the paint
Xxx
Honestly that painting is so gorgeous. I want to hang it in my house!! I think often beginners to painting can focus too much on realism and less on their own interpretation. Rin your natural style of painting is so unique and expressive, keep going an don't get too bogged down in 'perfection'.
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As a fellow Michigander, autumn here is so pretty- love the picture and the painting
also a michigander! i frikcin love autumn
I’m also in Michigan
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aah I'm excited!
I'm finally feeling better and am currently enjoying my weekend at home (I can go home from the clinic on weekends) and your video is just perfect to boost my motivation to get back to painting!
Hope you have a wonderfully relaxing weekend Kiwi! sounds like you've earned it!
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I just love how your artwork just flows and you vocalise all your thoughts because it really helps me understand everything you are doing and can help me to compose my own art too!
the photo is really good. your composition skills are amazing 👏
thanks, Steph!
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Man I needed this! Seeing your post made me smile the first time this week since I found out my parents are getting divorced. I love every video you put out, and seeing them always makes my day!
I am so sorry that happened to you! I will pray for you!! Things will get better ❤️🩹!
My parents are divorced as well, 😛
Love, Abby
I'm sorry to hear that Makayla. Its going to be a tough transition and an extremely emotional journey. One step at a time. You don't have to force yourself to be strong the whole time. Give yourself a chance to process it and seek help when you need it. 💜💜💜
@drawibgwiffwaffles
that is such good wording! i wish i thought of that! 🤣
@@drawingwiffwaffles Thanks for the comforting words! Honestly I was having so many problems with stress and trying not to break down at points. Knowing that it is okay and hearing that from someone that inspires me so much has already helped so much. Thank you for replying and giving me that advice it really helped
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Haven't watched the finished painting yet, but it looks really Nice. I also really like to acrylic Paint since recently
saturday vibes ❤
Love seeing this, it reminded me of when I took landscape painting in college. And a trick to get your paint a bit brighter, especially when using a photo for a reference, is using sunglasses, even when painting inside, bc then you end up making the colors a lot brighter. Just a rip if you ever decide to do again :)
as someone who paints on wood every day this was both extremely frustrating and really amazing at the same time. its great to watch people who dont usually paint on wood.. well, paint on wood.
I use a clear gesso when I paint on wood so you don’t lose the beautiful wood grain.
I’d love to see you try another wood painting with the clear gesso, I think you’d enjoy it.
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I love your art style and I love how friendly, creative and soooooo sweeeeetttttt and everything you do is so adorable😍
Ah you are so kind. thank you!
🥰🥰🥰just keep posting videos almost watched all of your old already posted ones 🥰✨✨✨🥰🥺🥺
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I usually lip to the ends of these but hearing your thoughts on everything and little rambles was so fun I couldn’t!!!
I like the balance of the composition, with the island in the middle and the trees on the sides!
i love to see you painting, it’s very inspiring and i feel like you’re improving a lot! it makes me wanna try it
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Try it! I’m sure you’ll make amazing pieces!
I love the effect of picking up patches of the cloud with a tissue ♡
Currently been enjoying watching your (kinda) more recent acrylic painting vids in chronological order and I love how we get to come along for the whole process and hear your sort of thoughts and feelings as you go along, and you don't try and gloss over difficulties you have, I feel like I've learnt a lot just from watching you trying things out and going for different things trying to progress with acrylics. It's a medium I have been trying to get into and you have helped me feel able to jump in! You really seem to work to fight your urge to self-critique and just enjoy the process of making the art, and honestly I'm glad you do because I feel sure art always ends up better when a positive mindset is in the forefront of it. Thanks for the inspiration and I gotta say, I do really love how this turned out!
I paint a whole lot on wood canvases
Without knowing what i am doing…
So its nice to see you painting on wood too.
But you know what you are doing,
Soo, thanks
I love your acrylic painting videos! I’m also on my acrylic painting journey and it feels fun to do it alongside someone, you always give me that extra bit of motivation too! ❤️
We can do it!!! hehe one painting at a time.
Is it hard to do acrylic paintings? I always just throw the painting away when I do one stroke wrong. I don’t know how to do it… 😕
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@@Everythingsf uhm… there isn’t a single painting video on your channel. Get a life instead of playing tricks
TH-cam has lots of acrylic painting videos but when i see you painting with acrylic it just soothes my soul
FIRSTTT HEHHE.
I'm really excited.
Thanks for giving us another video showing your stupendous works!
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I love the boop boop and bop bop of the brush on the wood as she daps in the tree leaves. It has to be hard to paint on the wood, as she mentions the brush isn't liking the wood. Also the smooth flow of blending with the softer fabric like canvas or harder canvas material for acrylic paint even blends better allowing the acrylic just a bit more time before drying.
The wood soaks it up a little with a drying effect, like needing more paint to saturate the wood. It still looks great, and like she mentions the wood texture changes the feel or perception of the parts of art piece. Awesome job Rin, I don't see a lot of artist who use acrylic anlot trying to paint the scenery realistically on wood. Usually they go fantastic colors. *Blots the papertowel over part of the clouds * Oooh that looks more cloud like....*blots morr papertowel* 🤗❤️👍🏽💯
Thank you for all the fun videos. Your videos warm my heart and remind me of the fun and meaning of painting in the true sense of the word. I will continue to support you!
Here's a free idea:
For the holiday season, maybe you could do a "Rinter Wonderland" series; paintings or sketches of your favourite winter/Christmas things 😀
Painting is great therapy and we can all use some of that.
This looks so realistic! I can tell I promise! It’s beautiful!
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I like how you just go with the flow and enjoy the process of you pieces.
My art teachers usually have a strict process for painting or drawing and I was never good at it.
You helped me to try again and draw just for FUN 😊
at every step of this painting it looked good, even the sketch i loved it. u did amazing waffles!
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Love that you tackled something your not used to.
The ASMR when the brush lands on the wood is just relaxing soe yas
I have a lil tip! This works mainly on paper/ white surfaces buy I reckon you could do it on wood. Use a Very watery paint to sketch and when you want to adjust/ fix parts use a different watery paint and eventually, you will have lots of different colours but because the paints are really watery, you can paint over them with ease
the sounds of the brush strokes on this panel sound amazing ❤️ aahhhh
please paint more… it’s so relaxing and the result at the end is soooo pretty 😩
The trees on the right are my favorite!!
Watching drawing wiff waffles is soothing and inspirational...
I love how the clouds and the effect with the highlight on the tree trunks turned out! Beautiful!
Thank you for making this video! I'm currently getting back into art by practicing with watercolor and your advice to just let go really helps! I mainly did realism graphite drawing so switching to color has been a big challenge! I am always happy to watch your videos please keep them coming so we can all draw/paint along side!
you've inspired me to start illustrating and traditional drawing again. I even found my cartoon style because of you! I discovered your channel last week and I play it near constantly. I want to say I love your content and you're also my comfort YTuber
me looks away from the screen a couple minutes looks back at million-dollar art its amazing waffles I love it so much I aspire to be like you one day conquering all different types of media and making masterpieces
Yay!!! So excited for this, I'm gonna go paint with you!🎨👩🏽🎨🖌️
ooo Painting buddies!! 💜
Just the right amount of goofiness to let people know you can’t take it too serious. (Goes for life in general) thank you. I’m a beginner and caught your waffle painting video and you crack me up. (And remind me anything is possible if you set your mind to it.)
even the brown sketch would look really cool by itself !!
Glad ur painting and getting out of ur comfort zone. It’s nice to see. 😊
I watch almost every day one of your videos when I’m at my horse barn I’m currently at my horse barn Thank you so much you inspire me so much to start art projects I forgot about
That painting is amazing! I can't tell if you are now an accomplished painter or if outdoor landscape paintings suit you best.
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Paint on wood is literally the best
Also, that is a damn good painting. It has a lovely feel to it, which I would imagine is key for a landscape. It makes me want to be able to go into the painting.
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I was just scrolling down on your channel when I saw that you started years ago. WOAH girl! it's your hard work that speaks and yes, you are one of those artists who inspired me to become a youtuber :). RESPECT+++++++
Painting came out really nice. It looks like such a peaceful place. 😌
The Art of Rin. Feels like I’m watching a Bob Ross episode. With comedy as well as commentary. Really relaxing. 😊🥰👏🏽
I love it! It gives off a realistic abstract feel
I like that you are trying new stuff all
Well I searched a video I can watch while drawing, and here it is! Perfect timing!!
woah, that is perfectly timed. haha enjoy!
Thank you rin for being you! You have been one of my biggest inspirations along my art journey and i cant wait to see what you’ll come up with next ill make sure to stick around and get artistic with you!
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Thank you for makin my day a lil bit better. Appreciate it.
This is me word for word every time I paint.
Damn You're Multi-Faceted And Hard-Working, Sweetie ~
Hell Of a Job and Once again For Sharing ~
Love you and Your Channel ~
i usually just lurk but this made me want to say something...
it really Did remind me of when i was a kid watching Bob Ross! he always painted from the heart and said that "there are no mistakes, just happy accidents."
and you fairly much did that but in your own spirit. and i just really enjoyed that!
thank you for the nostalgia and bringing us along for the trip.
I would definitely love for you to try a watercolor landscape/ seascape. I know watercolor isn't your thang but still think you'd do a great job and it would be fun and entertaining and helpful for people who don't watercolor or know much about it. Have a great day
This is the BEST cure for a art block.
Your painting is beautiful, it has been amazing to watch your skills grow and deepen, you are a very brave artist to push yourself as you do and to share it with all of us. Also, I am not a painter but what I've seen is most painters finish their works with a varnish to both protect the paint but to also make the colors deeper and more vibrant.
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Loved every moment of this video! Do more like this please with varnish!
I always take photots of things I want to paint while on vacation! Most of my art is of photos i've taken! most of it looks similar but not as beautiful as the photo. but hey each painting is making progress on learning what works and what doesn't and I am so glad you showed the parts at first when it looks rough, but if you keep working at it it will turn out at least okay if not fantastic!
This makes me wonder how watercolors would react to a wood canvas…? I mean, woods so water-absorbing I feel like maybe it would just eat up your paints and the result look so faint? I’m not quite willing to use my only set of watercolors to test the theory, I’d cry if I ended up blazing through them (they’re the prima watercolor confections ones, vintage pastels)
I have a transparent watercolor ground I have used on wood. It works beautiful, it works just like gesso, but it's specially made to be used to turn just about anything into a surface that can be painted on with watercolors. Hope this tip helps.
Even just a multi layer of (transparent) gesso is enough to paint with watercolour.
@@zephmorningstar2099 this is helpful, I’ve only recently gotten used to how to handle watercolors vs using water based markers and the difference is notable
Solid surfaces are AWESOME to paint on! Great painting RIN :D
I haven't painted a photo that I've taken but last christmas I painted a picture my mom had taken from my parents' holiday in Denmark and gave it to my dad. For being my first ever painted landscape I'm still really proud of how it turned out!
It looks like a cottagecore orchid I don’t think it’s dull I think it’s beautiful 🤩
You have the best approach to art
I'm very inspired by you love it thanks
Ur awesome ur prompts are creative!
Thanks, Ava!
I’m obsessed with the acrylic paintings recently!! 😍
You should do more of acrylic painting! You are awesome at it!!!
What a beautiful job! I am absolutely in love with all types of art and especially painting! It puts me at such ease and comfort! It's nice to make art with DrawingWiffWaffles!
Around 9am in the morning? (For me)
@@mishcaThanks!
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This painting is legit!
I’m new to this channel. I’ve been binge watching Rin’s content for a couple months now. I started playing one of her videos and my husband, who was in the other room, goes “I know that voice!” Haha!!
I use liquitex gloss varnish on top of my paintings and I’ve found it brings out the colors very nicely. Also, I find it much easier to paint the darkest bits first and then add highlights on top with acrylic paint. I love the sky on this one. The cloud texture you found looks really cool and I definitely want to try it out!
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You really are an great artist and I like that you are having fun with it all!!!🤩
Tbh, the fact that the colors are slightly more muted, makes it feel more like Autumn. Which I love, personally. 😊🥰
That's a fantastic photo. If you overlay it with a grid, I'm almost certain you've bossed the 'rule of thirds'. 😊
The painting turned out beautifully! You're right, it does look snowy, but I think that's a very good thing. 😁
There is just something about painting on wood that is so exciting
Its so nice to watch rins videos especially after a long week. just draw and relax 🙃
Hope you have a nice weekend!!!💜
Happy weekend to all! lets make it a good one! 💜
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The reason you need a gesso because the wood is so absorbent and will suck up your paint and the wood expands when it absorbs water and shrinks when it dries so the paint is prone to cracking quicker than it would have with gesso. Paint is more prone to cracking than gesso. As I saw someone already say in the comments, you can get a clear gesso if you still want to see the wood underneath. The painting looks great, I love your work ❤️.
Oooooooooooo exciting!!! I love that picture you took! It’s amazing and i bet your painting will look even more amazing! Can’t wait to paint along with you!
glad we can be painting buddies today!
@@drawingwiffwaffles yay me too!! 💕
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You have very interesting ideas for drawing))))
Beautiful friend,great work😃✌️.
😊 you're amazing . You have been an inspiration to me thank you Rin!
Hi Rin! I just wanted to say thank you! I've been subbed for about 3 years now, and you've been a huge inspiration and influenced my art so much! Thank you so much for this! When I started watching you I was a high schooler just kinda doodling and experimenting bc of your videos but now I'm and junior getting my BFA degree in painting. Not a day goes by when I don't think about how your art has influenced me, thank you!! I was also the girl who won your Ohuhu markers years ago and they first introduced me to working with color in my sketches!
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It looks so pretty. So realistic. I love it.
I love you so much!!!! Whenever you post I feel like pulling out my sketchbook and drawing with you!
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I think it turned out rly good! I’m still shocked at how beautiful the reference photo is!! 😍
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i always DREAD the day its time for Rin to post.. i cant watch anything else 😭 luv u Rin!
Michael's sells thin little bits of wood (usually near their wood burning tools) for very cheap. Slap some GAC on there to avoid potential mildew from trapped moisture, sand that baby down to avoid unnecessary texture, and boom. Super affordable,bite-size wood panel canvases!
I know you're always gonna be harder on yourself than you should be, but this is absolutely beautiful. I loved it. I loved watching you make it
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Definition of trust the process!