Sarah, I love your and Michael’s relationship! The way he gets so excited about learning and telling facts and the way u listen and get excited with him. U can tell u two are best friends in your marriage relationship! And I appreciate Michael sharing facts with all of us. I never know anything he shares with us so it is so nice to not only be learning how to paint but learning about what we are painting. Thank u both for all the sacrifices u make to get these videos out to us (especially when u get frost bite) Ha! We really do appreciate all u do. Loved this painting but I love them all!
your oath helps me remember i’m learning watercoloring and to be kind to myself and to others. your “classes” have made a difference in my life. maybe a desert picture to paint? thank YOU ALL at LMA!🌸
Oh a Desert scene would be beautiful. I will make sure to add that to our list. Have you painted the Sunset Glow project yet? www.letsmakeart.com/pages/sunset-glow-project
RadioLab was where I learned about forests & fungi! Such a good podcast. I'll need to go look up Oops. I'm excited to do this project with friends in a few days-- it's a gorgeous composition!
New to your channel...absolutely love the format - so relaxed and fun, and it made me feel like I was just sitting in with you guys hanging out. Sarah, you made it so easy to follow along...great instruction and explanations. I also liked Michael's "bonus" facts and info he shared. Interestingly enough, I just watched a documentary by Patagonia on trees on YT, and they talked a bit about the ancient Bristle Pine, amongst many other tree facts and info. Looking forward to following along with your other videos! :)
Much as I love Keenan and his joy in life, Michael's passion for knowledge and sharing it is very exciting, especially paired with your passion for art and arting. It is a very powerful combination when served up so freely. Thank you! What a great treat and wonderful way to get my day off to a good start!!
i hear you on the butcher tray... i don't have one but i do use old cracked/chipped ceramic plates for pretty much the same reasons. also, nice to see i am not the only person using dry for a wash instead of wet on wet.
Clouds are hard Sarah! Thanks for doing more landscapes ❤️ and as the unofficial tree hugger on YT, may I suggest a book to Michael called “mycelium running.”
I’m excited for this tutorial! Just barely starting it right now. :) By the way, Sarah, I love your hair! It’s really cute. 👩🏼 😀 (you and everyone else there at LMA always look nice on the videos, but maybe you got a slightly different haircut recently or something?) Hope you and your little family are doing well!
And a last one.. Speaking of frostbite.. It is said it usually starts at the extremities, in a similar way as the fungus Michael was talking about, so the majority of the body heat goes towards the center and the most vital organs.
Try painting without using pencil lines at all. Just give er, comes out alooot more natural. The pancil markings always tske away from the finished peices cause you can always see them. Draws the eye away from the paint on the paper. Either way it does look good and im not putting down your painting in any way. Just sharing a tip I learn over the years.
Michael needs to have his own podcast! I would seriously listen to it!
With fun biological facts!
Tree facts were FASCINATING. Thanks Michael!
Sarah, I love your and Michael’s relationship! The way he gets so excited about learning and telling facts and the way u listen and get excited with him. U can tell u two are best friends in your marriage relationship! And I appreciate Michael sharing facts with all of us. I never know anything he shares with us so it is so nice to not only be learning how to paint but learning about what we are painting. Thank u both for all the sacrifices u make to get these videos out to us (especially when u get frost bite) Ha! We really do appreciate all u do. Loved this painting but I love them all!
I feel exactly the same way. Terrific relationship and wonderful conversation between the two of you that you share with us. Thank you
Michael's excitement over trees to cause him to say babe is how I get all the time. This was my most favorite moment this time round.
I'm so excited you mentioned Wright's Lake! I live near that area and love that place... sadly much of it burned this summer. But it'll recover.
That sounds terrifying.
your oath helps me remember i’m learning watercoloring and to be kind to myself and to others. your “classes” have made a difference in my life. maybe a desert picture to paint? thank YOU ALL at LMA!🌸
Oh a Desert scene would be beautiful. I will make sure to add that to our list. Have you painted the Sunset Glow project yet? www.letsmakeart.com/pages/sunset-glow-project
can i suggest the underwater ocean view with the school of fishes and other details?
i would really love it!
Great suggestion! I will get that added to our request list.
Your explanations are so visual! They really help to see what is transforming.
Thanks for making this accessible for a beginner. Great fun!
I get so exited when Michel starts to say a fact haha
Loved all the tree talk! My husband is an arborist, so I have a great appreciation for trees. :)
Mike's comments remind me of Chevy Chases x-mas vacation where the daughters eyes get frozen after the go looking for there tree. You guys rock!!
😳 🤯 I never thought about brown being dark orange my color mixing life just got soooooo much easier 😂 thank you
Happy to help!
RadioLab was where I learned about forests & fungi! Such a good podcast. I'll need to go look up Oops. I'm excited to do this project with friends in a few days-- it's a gorgeous composition!
New to your channel...absolutely love the format - so relaxed and fun, and it made me feel like I was just sitting in with you guys hanging out. Sarah, you made it so easy to follow along...great instruction and explanations. I also liked Michael's "bonus" facts and info he shared. Interestingly enough, I just watched a documentary by Patagonia on trees on YT, and they talked a bit about the ancient Bristle Pine, amongst many other tree facts and info. Looking forward to following along with your other videos! :)
That sounds interesting! We may have to check it out.
It's a pity we can't see Michael's passion and enthusiasm, how about a tutorial with Michael painting with Sarah again? Please☺️
That is a great idea. I will mention it to them!
Love the night sky theme . So exited to try this project
Hope you enjoy it!
Always exciting ❤💗💗
If a tree falls in the forest, and there's no one there to listen....
A chihuahua 500 miles away will bark at it...
That explains SO much.
Always excited for new tutorials! ❤️
Hope you enjoy!
I very much appreciate it when you give the comparable paints in Dr. Ph. Martin colors.
Good to know!
Much as I love Keenan and his joy in life, Michael's passion for knowledge and sharing it is very exciting, especially paired with your passion for art and arting. It is a very powerful combination when served up so freely. Thank you! What a great treat and wonderful way to get my day off to a good start!!
Glad you enjoy it!
i hear you on the butcher tray... i don't have one but i do use old cracked/chipped ceramic plates for pretty much the same reasons. also, nice to see i am not the only person using dry for a wash instead of wet on wet.
Love this so much! Can’t wait to try it
Hope you like it!
This is beautiful. I love watching the way that You and Michael interact, so cute. How is baby boy doing, you haven’t mentioned him lately 😊
He is getting so big! They grow up too fast.
Beautiful art‼︎ You very talented‼︎
Thank you so much 😀
Awsome tutorial! Im such a beginner and mine doesn't look like yours butbhad so much fun trying! I love the banter as you go!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Clouds are hard Sarah! Thanks for doing more landscapes ❤️ and as the unofficial tree hugger on YT, may I suggest a book to Michael called “mycelium running.”
Please do!
@@LetsMakeArt Hey Michael, if you haven’t read this book, I’m pretty sure you will enjoy it!
Thanks, I'll definitely look it up!
I’m excited for this tutorial! Just barely starting it right now. :) By the way, Sarah, I love your hair! It’s really cute. 👩🏼 😀 (you and everyone else there at LMA always look nice on the videos, but maybe you got a slightly different haircut recently or something?) Hope you and your little family are doing well!
we need to know more about the dishwasher issues!
Yes! How are we using our dishwasher wrong?
This turned out so beautiful😍
Keep going!
Warm Regards from another artist❤
Nice Mam 🙂🙌💕💐🙏🏼
And a last one.. Speaking of frostbite.. It is said it usually starts at the extremities, in a similar way as the fungus Michael was talking about, so the majority of the body heat goes towards the center and the most vital organs.
I seem to have lost the burnt orange that came in the box. Any suggestions on recreating it? I have tiger orange, sepia, & all the yellows.
Hi Stacey, Sarah advised trying a Tigers Orange with a bit of Black or Sepia.
The rule of the seven squiggles. :-D
Try painting without using pencil lines at all. Just give er, comes out alooot more natural. The pancil markings always tske away from the finished peices cause you can always see them. Draws the eye away from the paint on the paper. Either way it does look good and im not putting down your painting in any way. Just sharing a tip I learn over the years.
Orange as a colour name in the English language didn’t come in till the fruit was introduced, before that they were all red.
That is so interesting!
Michael have you watched Dudi Dench talking about Tree's on youtube she has the same passion as you x
Not yet but that sounds fun to check out!
"Hence the same last name".. Well.. You could be siblings.. Hahahaha..
This is true. Luckily they are not.