Amazing painting!! You did an excellent job! The details of the foliage is incredible! Love it! Thanks for sharing! I always enjoy watching your whole process so much!! See you again🙏👍💖Big like 3
Mesmerising to watch Paul, and thank you for all your tips about planning and shapes - so useful to see how all of this comes together. You're a fab teacher because you tell us your reasoning of why things need to be a certain way to get a good effect. And I love your humour 😁
It is definitely one of the most beautiful in my opinion - love the hazy effect that you have created - Big Like👍🏻 Really enjoyed - Great work thanks for sharing 🎨 👍🏻 👩🏻🎨
You and me both! Looking forward to relaxing with you and the black cat painting later today. Just beating the brushes on the latest creation. Hopefully not as may moves as the last one. 😂🥰
I look at your art and tutorials Paul and can't help thinking if I'd seen your content when I first started on my artistic journey, how different my direction may have gone!! Everytime I watch you I'm tempted to blow the dust of my brushes, and then I slap myself and say snap out of it!! Lol!! A beautiful painting and tutorial very well explained my friend!! Loved the end!! :)Robbie
😂😂🤣🤣 Brilliant comment Robbie. So please I'm doing good works by you. My humour (or lack of) pops up now and again so its nice you appreciated the 'workman blames his tool' finish. Keep on making those great pencil demo's Robbie 🙂🙂
Hi Bean - ha mu Rubik's cube lies unsolved in a draw somewhere. I never could find the patience to solve the problem. Thank you also for the tube of paint. Its very much appreciated 😄😄
This is ANOTHER beautiful painting Paul. Once again, thank you so much for sharing your talent and tutorials with us. I know you're going broke buying supplies to produce these tutorials -- but then again, I'm going broke trying to keep up with you. LOL. I really love the way you put your own twist on the paintings (and I appreciate your humor). We all need more laughter nowadays. Thanks.
Many thanks Cheryl for taking the time to write such lovely comments. My channel is funded by a much over used resource call 'My Wallet' 😂 But hey what else would I spend my money on. And yes laughter is the best medicine. I'm fit and healthy mainly because I laugh at myself often. Have a great weekend - 🥰🥰
Kia ora. Thank you for stopping by and watching. I just watched your bob ross demo for the kiddies! Brilliant video. Start 'em young is the best way. 😄😄
@@PaulRansonArt :) Hello Paul. Hey thanks for stopping by our channel. So glad you liked the video. Start them young is a great way for them to start being creative.
Wow, thanks! Its another one of my favourite paintings that came together very nicely. But I have a big advantage - Bob was doing his against the clock. So I have the luxury of time to stand back and think. But I'll take the compliment all the same. Best wishes - Paul 😃😎
Hardly difficult considering your the reincarnation of Bob, minus the perm 🤪Fantastic work Paul and thanks for taking the time to explain the whole process :)
Hi stevie b. Bob's style of painting was always intended to inspire and be a stepping on point for anyone wanting to experience the joy of painting. Your talents will be completely different. It can be your a great cook or like to knit etc. What ever it is you have is a talent that you can celebrate. Personally, I have very little talent but a huge amount of desire. So find your desire and let that power you on your journey - Paul 😊
@@PaulRansonArt yeah your probably right . I'm not interested In traditional art either . The bob ross community seems quite large but I actual fact I only know of maybe 1 other person who practices wet on wet . It ain't that easy either . I'm 4yrs down road with ross technique and see a vast improvement since I started . I just needed a nudge . Cheers
Awesome work Paul, yes you are right in saying that some paintings require a rubik's cube sequence, I found out through many of my paintings that very fact, ended up having to sit the painting to dry and then get back to it, it's all part of learning and finding how things work for ourselves, this one looks great and I can imagine it wouldn't be an easy one to get right the first time, but it came out great 😊👍
I had hoped you would be executing one of the greatest secrets of Bob Ross's technique of highlighting trees, however, I very much enjoy the texture and quality of your paintings
Hi Erfi - thanks for watching and a lovely comment. Have a look at a few of my recent videos where I show lots of detail using Bob's corner of the brush highlights on trees. I feature this on Sunday too. Happy Painting - Paul 😃😎
Love your painting 🎨🖌️ and way you explain. I hope one day I can do something like this.or similar.The economy is to tight, but I thank you for sharing from Puerto Rico
I hope so too! But I understand money is tight for us all. I'll keep making free content so that when you can start you'll have plenty of inspiration. Love to Puerto Rico 😍
Just a quick question, I coated my canvas with liquid white and while painting everything above center, things went well. But the lower I got in the painting, my brush was sticking and it was quite dry. So my question is, despite the existing paint in the lower half, can I reapply LW over what I’d done? Or…what?
Yes you can if it's starting to dry. If you've already started painting this area you might want to scrape off the paint to a suitable point. Then reapply the liquid white. Scrub it in well to dilute any colours on the canvas. I do this sometimes when I have a happy accident 🤓👍
Hi my friend. Thanks for the great video you shared with us. very interesting really great vidieo thanks for sharing it. please keep in touch, ,💖...💗,. 💖. 💓., 💖.💖.
Hey Stevie, yes your comment is indeed sad. And in some ways, a very real thing for all of us. But isn’t talent simply in the eye of the beholder and quite relative? I mean one man’s botch job may be another’s masterpiece. I can only speak for myself but when I decided to pick up a brush, I literally had no idea what I was doing. Good or bad, right or wrong, talented or talent free, I now notice the finer things with respect to my surroundings. And while I may not be a good painter, through learning, I’ve experienced a great deal of joy just trying my hand at it. Perhaps you can shelve the whole talent notion and create something you can be pleased with. Use your passion my friend and a masterpiece will surely follow. Cheers!
I've always though that 'tallent' was second to desire when it comes to painting. Tallent will get you a long way but the desire to paint will take you further. Just my take on things 😃😎
Amazing painting!! You did an excellent job! The details of the foliage is incredible! Love it! Thanks for sharing! I always enjoy watching your whole process so much!! See you again🙏👍💖Big like 3
Thank you so much 😀Angel. Its fun sharing the whole journey as you do so well on your channel. Look forward to seeing more from you soon.😍
Mesmerising to watch Paul, and thank you for all your tips about planning and shapes - so useful to see how all of this comes together. You're a fab teacher because you tell us your reasoning of why things need to be a certain way to get a good effect. And I love your humour 😁
Thank you so much Terri and thank you also for putting up with my humour 😂More videos to come 🥰🥰
It is definitely one of the most beautiful in my opinion - love the hazy effect that you have created - Big Like👍🏻 Really enjoyed - Great work thanks for sharing 🎨 👍🏻 👩🏻🎨
Thank you so much 😀 for your kind comments. Your portrait speed painting shorts are amazing - well done 😃😃
Absolutely incredible work with the landscape. Beautiful demonstartion of each step. Wonderful sharing, Paul. Love it🥰♥
Glad you enjoyed it Heema. I'm almost recovered from this epic demo. Hope your having a lovely day. 😍
Absolutely..perfect painting😍
Thank you so much 😀juliana 🤗🤗
Wow awesome painting
Thank you so much 😀Rose. I've another one sitting on the easel waiting to be filmed - 😀😀
MAGNIFICENT!! The tutorial explanation is inspiring and educational-Thank you so much!!
You're very welcome Karl. I've another video in the mix so hope to see you soon. 😃😃
Beautiful 😍
Thank you! 😊Sall. It was a struggle getting the video made let alone the painting. But onwards to the next one. What shall it be ? 😃😃
@@PaulRansonArt anything nature related is fine with me. I am not a fan of painting the mountains, so wouldn’t need to see those. Haha 😂
@@SewWhittle Oohhh Sall ... guess what I'm painting today ... a clue? I'd want these long things on my feet to get about 😍😍😍😍
@@PaulRansonArt I haven’t got a clue 🤪
@@SewWhittle ⛷⛷⛷🎿🎿🎿🎿🏂🏂🏂🏂⛄❄❄❄❄
Great job Paul, love it.
Thank you Michael. It's a passion I'm delighted to share. More coming soon. 😄
The technique of drawing every detail is amazing!🥰❤👍
Thank you so much 😀. Its my pleasure to be able to paint for you.🤗🤗
Rubik's Cube!!! If I am chatting while painting - I always line thing up 😂 Love all your tips Paul 🙏👋
You and me both! Looking forward to relaxing with you and the black cat painting later today. Just beating the brushes on the latest creation. Hopefully not as may moves as the last one. 😂🥰
I look at your art and tutorials Paul and can't help thinking if I'd seen your content when I first started on my artistic journey, how different my direction may have gone!! Everytime I watch you I'm tempted to blow the dust of my brushes, and then I slap myself and say snap out of it!! Lol!! A beautiful painting and tutorial very well explained my friend!! Loved the end!! :)Robbie
Why?
😂😂🤣🤣 Brilliant comment Robbie. So please I'm doing good works by you. My humour (or lack of) pops up now and again so its nice you appreciated the 'workman blames his tool' finish. Keep on making those great pencil demo's Robbie 🙂🙂
@@PaulRansonArt Awesome Paul!
It truly is a beautiful painting and I think you nailed it.
Thank you Vance. It was a real tussle getting this painting finished. I know I made light of it at the end but there was a seed of truth in it! 😀😀
Wow that's amazing painting ❤️ 🌹
Thank you so much 😀Norma. Painting has its challenges but its great when I see such lovely comments 😃
Loved your content! Keep up the good work!
Thank you. I'm busy working on more videos so hope to see you soon 😃😃
Lovely video! I might give this one a try-good thing I can solve a Rubik’s cube!
Hi Bean - ha mu Rubik's cube lies unsolved in a draw somewhere. I never could find the patience to solve the problem. Thank you also for the tube of paint. Its very much appreciated 😄😄
This is ANOTHER beautiful painting Paul. Once again, thank you so much for sharing your talent and tutorials with us. I know you're going broke buying supplies to produce these tutorials -- but then again, I'm going broke trying to keep up with you. LOL. I really love the way you put your own twist on the paintings (and I appreciate your humor). We all need more laughter nowadays. Thanks.
Many thanks Cheryl for taking the time to write such lovely comments. My channel is funded by a much over used resource call 'My Wallet' 😂
But hey what else would I spend my money on. And yes laughter is the best medicine. I'm fit and healthy mainly because I laugh at myself often. Have a great weekend - 🥰🥰
You did a really good job. Well done Paul
Kia ora. Thank you for stopping by and watching. I just watched your bob ross demo for the kiddies! Brilliant video. Start 'em young is the best way. 😄😄
@@PaulRansonArt :) Hello Paul. Hey thanks for stopping by our channel. So glad you liked the video. Start them young is a great way for them to start being creative.
Great job on this one. I think it's even better than Bob's!
Wow, thanks! Its another one of my favourite paintings that came together very nicely. But I have a big advantage - Bob was doing his against the clock. So I have the luxury of time to stand back and think. But I'll take the compliment all the same. Best wishes - Paul 😃😎
@@PaulRansonArt Great stuff. And I really enjoy the paintings where you paints your own ideas, but are using the same methods.
Hardly difficult considering your the reincarnation of Bob, minus the perm 🤪Fantastic work Paul and thanks for taking the time to explain the whole process :)
Too kind Dave. You can see from some of these paintings why I pulled so much of my dwindling hair out trying to get them right. 😃
Wonderful 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Many many thanks❤❤💜💜
The thing what makes me sad a little . Is that almost anyone can paint the wet on wet ,and it kind of makes me feel I have no talent .
Hi stevie b. Bob's style of painting was always intended to inspire and be a stepping on point for anyone wanting to experience the joy of painting. Your talents will be completely different. It can be your a great cook or like to knit etc. What ever it is you have is a talent that you can celebrate. Personally, I have very little talent but a huge amount of desire. So find your desire and let that power you on your journey - Paul 😊
@@PaulRansonArt yeah your probably right . I'm not interested In traditional art either . The bob ross community seems quite large but I actual fact I only know of maybe 1 other person who practices wet on wet . It ain't that easy either . I'm 4yrs down road with ross technique and see a vast improvement since I started .
I just needed a nudge . Cheers
Awesome work Paul, yes you are right in saying that some paintings require a rubik's cube sequence, I found out through many of my paintings that very fact, ended up having to sit the painting to dry and then get back to it, it's all part of learning and finding how things work for ourselves, this one looks great and I can imagine it wouldn't be an easy one to get right the first time, but it came out great 😊👍
Cool, thanks Damo. I look at your photo realistic art and see a ton of traps to fall in. Bravo for making great art and passing on your skills.🙂🙂
Most Difficult Bob Ross great painting
Thank you so much 😃
.I can tell you worked really hard on this
Thank you and yes it was a struggle. Its been so hot here. We're not used the heat like you have in Egypt. 😅😅
I had hoped you would be executing one of the greatest secrets of Bob Ross's technique of highlighting trees, however, I very much enjoy the texture and quality of your paintings
Hi Erfi - thanks for watching and a lovely comment. Have a look at a few of my recent videos where I show lots of detail using Bob's corner of the brush highlights on trees. I feature this on Sunday too. Happy Painting - Paul 😃😎
Love your painting 🎨🖌️ and way you explain. I hope one day I can do something like this.or similar.The economy is to tight, but I thank you for sharing from Puerto Rico
I hope so too! But I understand money is tight for us all. I'll keep making free content so that when you can start you'll have plenty of inspiration. Love to Puerto Rico 😍
Just a quick question, I coated my canvas with liquid white and while painting everything above center, things went well. But the lower I got in the painting, my brush was sticking and it was quite dry. So my question is, despite the existing paint in the lower half, can I reapply LW over what I’d done? Or…what?
Yes you can if it's starting to dry. If you've already started painting this area you might want to scrape off the paint to a suitable point. Then reapply the liquid white. Scrub it in well to dilute any colours on the canvas. I do this sometimes when I have a happy accident 🤓👍
Hi my friend. Thanks for the great video you shared with us. very interesting really great vidieo thanks for sharing it. please keep in touch, ,💖...💗,. 💖. 💓., 💖.💖.
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Champion - thanks stevie b 😎😎
Paul - I have a picture (from a photograph) that I'm struggling with - is there a way you could help? Thx. Paul Thomas
Have a look at your email in box ... Paul 😃😎
Hey Stevie, yes your comment is indeed sad. And in some ways, a very real thing for all of us. But isn’t talent simply in the eye of the beholder and quite relative? I mean one man’s botch job may be another’s masterpiece. I can only speak for myself but when I decided to pick up a brush, I literally had no idea what I was doing. Good or bad, right or wrong, talented or talent free, I now notice the finer things with respect to my surroundings. And while I may not be a good painter, through learning, I’ve experienced a great deal of joy just trying my hand at it. Perhaps you can shelve the whole talent notion and create something you can be pleased with. Use your passion my friend and a masterpiece will surely follow. Cheers!
Hardest one is the giant waterfall.
Yes, the waterfalls can cause a few happy accidents! Happy Holidays ST99 - Paul
Oh and my apologies if my comment was unsolicited. I just know exactly how you feel!
I've always though that 'tallent' was second to desire when it comes to painting. Tallent will get you a long way but the desire to paint will take you further. Just my take on things 😃😎