I’m an artist myself, I can relate to him about the peace and quiet. I grew up in California in a family of 5 and when I turn of age I moved to Michigan because I wanted peace and quiet 😂♥️😂♥️😂
Great! Loved that video. Nice guy and, like so many enthusiastic artists, a real inspiration. I think at one point he mean't to say "talent is 99% enthusiam" or did I mis-hear?
Water color is like training your cat, is absolutely true. Especially if you have a cat that loves to get your attention,stares directly at you, the proceeds to swat your art supplies off the table.
A very nice video, I'm glad that this popped up among my recommendations. Art (every form of it) is, in my opinion, everything beautiful that society and culture created. Nobody needs art, we can survive and live healthily without it with ease. But art is what differentiates humans from animals, the artificial beauty and meaning that brighten our lives and what everyone seeks. As of watercolors, for me it is the medium I am most familiar with, as in Germany we have art classes (plus occasional crafts projects) from first grade in elementary school, and we never used any other painting or drawing medium than watercolors (wich quality they were depended on the parents budget and how much they were willing to spend for that). Maybe because of the strict regulations regarding acrylic and oil color waste (it's toxic or pollutant waste). However, I think it's time to give my Copic markers and Polychromo pencils some rest and go back to my good old Schmincke Horadam watercolors again.
'Picasso once said '' Every child is an artist, the problem is continuing to make art as an adult''. I like the way Stan explains Picasso's '' problem'' and it's repercussions. I have experienced a tremendous amount of peace, joy and contentment for over 65 years now from simply letting Julia Cameron's ''artist child'' out to play..... often. I've never felt a need to make a living at it, because I enjoyed my career so much, and Art as an extremely therapeutic hobby.
Ran across his teaching recently and was impressed with everything about his work, technique, and attitude. What he says about bringing art back to school is not only perceptive but absolutely true. Art and music were what I excelled in and had there not been a great art and music department at our school and a few teachers perceptive enough to realize this was where I belonged supporting me, I'd have been lost. It was before computers were affordable and in homes of those without affluence so I waited a long time to ever see digital art and learn to composite. Being able to buy acrylics and inexpensive brushes and poster boards, use cabinets, and walls were key components in being able to work art for a child without funding. Having an art department hand the keys to their art supply cabinets and allowing me to stay alone in their classroom to work in peace was everything to me. Bring art back into our schools, it's so important to creatives everywhere.
Eighteen months ago I took up watercolour painting after retiring from a forty-five-year career as a documentary maker. After struggling in the dark for quite a while, I discovered Stan Miller's online classes. From zero experience with watercolours, I now have the confidence to tackle commission work. As well as being a remarkable artist, Stan is an amazingly versatile teacher. From Stan's tuition, I have discovered the degree of commitment required to develop my own painting style; all I need now is another 20 years to perfect it ;-) Many thanks.
Firstly your work is stunning. I wasn't familiar with your name but the thumbnail for this video grabbed my attention like a strong magnet. I still consider myself very much in the learning phase but I've been inconsistently making art for the last 10 years and did spend two of those learning in a structured academy setting. Yesterday I made my first forray into watercolor on a whim, and after struggling for about 30 minutes.. I'm not even sure what happened, but it was like electricity. It felt RIGHT. I can't wait to develop my skills with this medium. I really appreciated what you had to say, from the anecdote of your childhood wearing a cereal box to the anaogy of training a cat (so true), I felt like I was listening to a kindered spirit. You inspired me and helped to cement the notion of how right pursuing watercolor feels. Thank you, for everything! And keep up the inspirational work please.
I have a BFA, fine art degree in illustration from the Academy of Art in San Francisco. Watercolor and illustration in other media is what I really wanted to do for a living. Almost immediately got funneled into graphic design instead; packaging design, point of purchase displays, etc. Everything digital, computer-based technology, because that media can be easily reproduced by the thousands. Then Photoshop work, Powerpoint designs, web-based formats, video editing and audio-visual systems management. Retired now; doing portraits for free and 3D animation with Blender for fun. Successful art career? Oh well, yeah, I guess so.
Thanks a lot for showing us a little about this great artist. I found his page here some days ago and there's so much good and important information there. He's very talented and a patient and dedicated teacher. His students may not realize how lucky they are for having him as a tutor.
Well. i want to paint in oil but after watching this i some what also want to paint with watercolor now. PS. i have trained my girlfriends cat to sit on command, i guess i can do this to :)
What are The Old Masters methods of drawing faster and better please? Tell us all about the hundreds of no-talent artists he has inspired and brought to fruition please. All the thousands who are making a great living by using his methods....please. please???? PLEASE??????
Sir Stain Miller this is truth that your respect of art make you a best artist. I HEARTLY RESPECT TO YOUR MOTHER WHO BLESSING WITH TO YOU . I from assam India (ASIA)
Beautiful water colour painting I love water colour painting I make some water colour painting and how was the painting my videos.. Sir I am your big fan I love your art work.....
You are without a doubt the best, and caps on best! Usa television, it took me Conan O'brien to find you but boy... What a pleasure to have know you ❤️ thank you for the free endless information and variety. Please keep safe, keep the quality and the most beautiful, successful 2021 covit19 free😘
I love that part, when he said: I hated watercolor, I couldn't control it, because painting in watercolor is like training your cat while painting in oil is like training your dog. 😆 I agree so much! All people I met in life said that watercolor is for children and oils are for artists. I'm glad there are people who think like me. Especially such a talant ed and experienced artist as Stan Miller.
Art is important because it's an intellectual exercise. If it challenges the mind, then it's good for the mind, and a higher level mind is ALWAYS beneficial to society's needs and goals.
Just think how I will change the world....after perfecting my technique for turning photos into watercolors. I shall change history by painting so much like a photo that ..well.. it looks like a photograph! Joseph Nicephore Niepce would be rolling in his grave if he saw this video. Who's life lived in vein Niepce or Stan Miller? or maybe to look in the mirror.
Thank for this video really inspiring.. and of course I learned watercolour painting from watching stan Miller watercolour lesson videos.. he is my idol😇
....as you also said, the way to world peace is by using art, music, satire and film, this is why in years gone by the cartoonist was so feared by politicians. One artist's work that you may like has his work on the front covers of 'The Week'. His attention to detail is superb.
Watercolor is most "loved", more than OIL! I have been painting with Oils before, since 2004, but I couldn't get rid of the call of watercolours! It's hard to resist it! I even bought 5 kinds, lately! But, I will take care of these, that they become my babies!!!
Stan you are fantastic! I wish you could come to RI, and give some classes at RIWS. It's a great state and I would love to learn from you....! how to do portraits
Frank Blangeard, in 1973 the average family income per year was $12,900, average monthly rent was $175, and a dozen eggs was 45 cents. puts $200 a month in perspective
If you owned rental property you wouldn't say that. Landlords buy the property, maintain the property, repair the property from damage from acts of God and repair property damaged by tenants! It costs MONEY! So, the moral of the story for you is become homeless and let "we the people" pay for your upkeep.
Thanks a lot..... nothing matches ART it's the beautiful echo ...the beautiful spirit and the beautiful beam that people look around for it ..no matter how big or small...it fills your heart with joy ....
@ Dwight... they used to teach the arts... but when they cut funding for public schools our "cultured" society felt it wasn't as important as say football
You are so right, Dwight. Our society is chaotic and our media as well as our outdated judicial system isn't helping. Stan Miller is a wonderful example of artist and citizen. Peace and quiet, yes especially when we work on our art. By the way, I like that statue of the Sacred Heart that he has on his drawing board. Says a lot about him: peace.
Trump is bringing the arts back and he is also bringing woodshop/ Metalshop back.. We had it when I was in school and now I am a professional artist and I am getting ready to go out side and weld something up I am fixing.
Carl Pen they still teach it in our public schools. It’s a AAA public school district - Academics, Arts & Athletics. Very good school system. My mom went to these schools, so did I and now my children do as well.
Hi! I'm Re Aberilla, and just like you, watercolours challeneged me! I'm still in the stage , where I'm pulled to each kinds of temptations, even Mixed Media, on willowing faces, but I tend to make the real stuff, and it's calling me! Thanks for your watercoloured faces! I found my true path in the ascention oof the classics!
Interesting story about your work Stan. I tend to draw cartoons of people and objects and only recently have I branched out into using brushes and proper oil paints rather than acrylics. Whenever I see a water colour piece I have this compulsion to add black ink lines to it but I loved your watercolour portrait work, it's truly stunning and as you have said if you find a face that you like it's nice to draw or paint it. I especially like your portrait work starting at about 3.14, it's quite stunning and looks great but my own use of water colours is so naff so I will just stick to the ink cartoons because I'm happier doing them. In order to be good at anything you have to practice and many artists give up because they think they are no good. I like to help up and coming young artists because others helped me when I first started out, so it's payback time I guess. I also went to an art college and did a 2 year film animation course followed by almost 20 years in that business doing feature films and commercials but gave it all up when everything went digital by about 2003. Nowadays I make my living from doing lime plastering and building work in sustainable materials like wood, cob and lime putty mortars, the traditional building skills I also carve in stone and I learned the latter from working with many different stone masons on zillionaires homes carving window sills, quoins, plinths and bosses. The most relaxing times I have now are when I'm in my man-cave with a cup of tea, the radio on and bashing into a block of sandstone. All the best from the south of England.
I was just starting out (although a compulsive doodler of people) and Stan was my very first workshop...he never made me feel unwelcome although I was as green...would love to take another workshop with him-been 10 years.
Awesome video!! I don't know why but this gives me a goosebumps. It reminds me of what JBP said something like what art does to the society is what dreams do to our mental wellbeing. Time to train my cat!
I happened upon you and this video while looking for art information. Your work is really beautiful and you are an inspiration. I am teaching myself to draw and watercolor. Sure wish I still lived near Spokane so that I could take one of your classes in person! I will subscribe and learn from you on line. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Stan Miller is one of those rare natural teachers, and his painting has the spontaneity that only 40 years of diligent application can bring ;-) His portraits of "Stan" are amazing. I am inspired Mr. Miller. Thank you.
I like the art however he pawns himself off as being able to create these compositions freehand but they are all TRACED! There's nothing wrong with tracing. There is something wrong with lying about it though. That's what rubs me the wrong way. Just admit you trace these portraits! PS Bangkok is in Thailand.
If you watch his videos, he tells his student to trace but, they will have to eventually learn how to draw. An artist can draw free hand and then trace over it to clean it up. Learned that in art book by Rudy De Reyna.
I like you as a person,quiet and simplistic,the way to happiness.,especially through creativity.
Stan Miller is awesome!
Romy, you said it all! Amazing talent.
I’m an artist myself, I can relate to him about the peace and quiet. I grew up in California in a family of 5 and when I turn of age I moved to Michigan because I wanted peace and quiet 😂♥️😂♥️😂
I agree with you about how important the arts are to the world and the people in it !👍
Great! Loved that video. Nice guy and, like so many enthusiastic artists, a real inspiration. I think at one point he mean't to say "talent is 99% enthusiam" or did I mis-hear?
Water color is like training your cat, is absolutely true. Especially if you have a cat that loves to get your attention,stares directly at you, the proceeds to swat your art supplies off the table.
Steneste Lee
I have two that do the same. Haha
I literally laughed out loud at this. So true!
A very nice video, I'm glad that this popped up among my recommendations. Art (every form of it) is, in my opinion, everything beautiful that society and culture created. Nobody needs art, we can survive and live healthily without it with ease. But art is what differentiates humans from animals, the artificial beauty and meaning that brighten our lives and what everyone seeks.
As of watercolors, for me it is the medium I am most familiar with, as in Germany we have art classes (plus occasional crafts projects) from first grade in elementary school, and we never used any other painting or drawing medium than watercolors (wich quality they were depended on the parents budget and how much they were willing to spend for that). Maybe because of the strict regulations regarding acrylic and oil color waste (it's toxic or pollutant waste).
However, I think it's time to give my Copic markers and Polychromo pencils some rest and go back to my good old Schmincke Horadam watercolors again.
"get your values right" Stan Miller
yes yes
'Picasso once said '' Every child is an artist, the problem is continuing to make art as an adult''. I like the way Stan explains Picasso's '' problem'' and it's repercussions. I have experienced a tremendous amount of peace, joy and contentment for over 65 years now from simply letting Julia Cameron's ''artist child'' out to play..... often. I've never felt a need to make a living at it, because I enjoyed my career so much, and Art as an extremely therapeutic hobby.
Ran across his teaching recently and was impressed with everything about his work, technique, and attitude. What he says about bringing art back to school is not only perceptive but absolutely true. Art and music were what I excelled in and had there not been a great art and music department at our school and a few teachers perceptive enough to realize this was where I belonged supporting me, I'd have been lost. It was before computers were affordable and in homes of those without affluence so I waited a long time to ever see digital art and learn to composite. Being able to buy acrylics and inexpensive brushes and poster boards, use cabinets, and walls were key components in being able to work art for a child without funding. Having an art department hand the keys to their art supply cabinets and allowing me to stay alone in their classroom to work in peace was everything to me. Bring art back into our schools, it's so important to creatives everywhere.
Eighteen months ago I took up watercolour painting after retiring from a forty-five-year career as a documentary maker. After struggling in the dark for quite a while, I discovered Stan Miller's online classes. From zero experience with watercolours, I now have the confidence to tackle commission work. As well as being a remarkable artist, Stan is an amazingly versatile teacher. From Stan's tuition, I have discovered the degree of commitment required to develop my own painting style; all I need now is another 20 years to perfect it ;-) Many thanks.
Firstly your work is stunning. I wasn't familiar with your name but the thumbnail for this video grabbed my attention like a strong magnet.
I still consider myself very much in the learning phase but I've been inconsistently making art for the last 10 years and did spend two of those learning in a structured academy setting.
Yesterday I made my first forray into watercolor on a whim, and after struggling for about 30 minutes.. I'm not even sure what happened, but it was like electricity. It felt RIGHT. I can't wait to develop my skills with this medium.
I really appreciated what you had to say, from the anecdote of your childhood wearing a cereal box to the anaogy of training a cat (so true), I felt like I was listening to a kindered spirit. You inspired me and helped to cement the notion of how right pursuing watercolor feels.
Thank you, for everything! And keep up the inspirational work please.
same here
I have a BFA, fine art degree in illustration from the Academy of Art in San Francisco. Watercolor and illustration in other media is what I really wanted to do for a living. Almost immediately got funneled into graphic design instead; packaging design, point of purchase displays, etc. Everything digital, computer-based technology, because that media can be easily reproduced by the thousands. Then Photoshop work, Powerpoint designs, web-based formats, video editing and audio-visual systems management. Retired now; doing portraits for free and 3D animation with Blender for fun. Successful art career? Oh well, yeah, I guess so.
Thanks a lot for showing us a little about this great artist. I found his page here some days ago and there's so much good and important information there. He's very talented and a patient and dedicated teacher. His students may not realize how lucky they are for having him as a tutor.
Well. i want to paint in oil but after watching this i some what also want to paint with watercolor now.
PS. i have trained my girlfriends cat to sit on command, i guess i can do this to :)
Stan Miller is great. Thank you for this profile.
GREAT JOB SIR
He is jaw dropping! I jelly af!!! LOVE HIM THO
Boonaw 😂
What are The Old Masters methods of drawing faster and better please? Tell us all about the hundreds of no-talent artists he has inspired and brought to fruition please. All the thousands who are making a great living by using his methods....please. please???? PLEASE??????
I been watching alot of art in TH-cam lately and I'm no artist but the stuff these people can do is crazy awesome
Not any body can draw art is subjective but talent. Is not
Awesome, I'm a painter that mostly uses oil paint. Watercolours are way more difficult to get the same level as oil paint.
Absolutely correct - art makes the world go round. Thanks :)
He is the main reason why I started using watercolor.
Sir Stain Miller this is truth that your respect of art make you a best artist. I HEARTLY RESPECT TO YOUR MOTHER WHO BLESSING WITH TO YOU . I from assam India (ASIA)
That painting looks exactly like my brother Dave who passed away here in the Northwest a year ago.
Beautiful water colour painting
I love water colour painting
I make some water colour painting and how was the painting my videos..
Sir I am your big fan
I love your art work.....
🏆💪🏼💯🎨
What a wonderful artist and his ideas on education and art are spot-on 👍🏼
What a beautiful soul this artist is. Passionate message from the real art world that feeds our lives with beauty and inspiration.
Love this video! Thanks for featuring Mr. Miller. His TH-cam channel is very educational.
You are without a doubt the best, and caps on best! Usa television, it took me Conan O'brien to find you but boy... What a pleasure to have know you ❤️ thank you for the free endless information and variety. Please keep safe, keep the quality and the most beautiful, successful 2021 covit19 free😘
You inspired me, Thanks
His use of colors is ma jes tic
I love that part, when he said: I hated watercolor, I couldn't control it, because painting in watercolor is like training your cat while painting in oil is like training your dog. 😆 I agree so much! All people I met in life said that watercolor is for children and oils are for artists. I'm glad there are people who think like me. Especially such a talant ed and experienced artist as Stan Miller.
Art is important because it's an intellectual exercise. If it challenges the mind, then it's good for the mind, and a higher level mind is ALWAYS beneficial to society's needs and goals.
Just think how I will change the world....after perfecting my technique for turning photos into watercolors. I shall change history by painting so much like a photo that ..well.. it looks like a photograph! Joseph Nicephore Niepce would be rolling in his grave if he saw this video. Who's life lived in vein Niepce or Stan Miller? or maybe to look in the mirror.
Thank for this video really inspiring.. and of course I learned watercolour painting from watching stan Miller watercolour lesson videos.. he is my idol😇
....as you also said, the way to world peace is by using art, music, satire and film, this is why in years gone by the cartoonist was so feared by politicians. One artist's work that you may like has his work on the front covers of 'The Week'. His attention to detail is superb.
to me watercolor is much easier than oils.
Watercolor is most "loved", more than OIL! I have been painting with Oils before, since 2004, but I couldn't get rid of the call of watercolours! It's hard to resist it! I even bought 5 kinds, lately! But, I will take care of these, that they become my babies!!!
Stan you are fantastic! I wish you could come to RI, and give some classes at RIWS. It's a great state and I would love to learn from you....! how to do portraits
At 0:44 he claims that if he can sell $200 of paintings a month he can do this he can make his living as a professional artist :)
Frank Blangeard, in 1973 the average family income per year was $12,900, average monthly rent was $175, and a dozen eggs was 45 cents. puts $200 a month in perspective
Brooke Sellars 12900 sounded good but why the rent was so much ? Damn land lords !
Back in the seventies I earned $60 a week and it was plenty. Had a room ,some food and beers.
If you owned rental property you wouldn't say that. Landlords buy the property, maintain the property, repair the property from damage from acts of God and repair property damaged by tenants! It costs MONEY! So, the moral of the story for you is become homeless and let "we the people" pay for your upkeep.
Thanks a lot..... nothing matches ART it's the beautiful echo ...the beautiful spirit and the beautiful beam that people look around for it ..no matter how big or small...it fills your heart with joy ....
there is a lot of vulgar people in society that could benefit from the arts, should definitely be taught in schools
Dwight Edwards Not like you! You're more cultured-like!
@ Dwight... they used to teach the arts... but when they cut funding for public schools our "cultured" society felt it wasn't as important as say football
You are so right, Dwight. Our society is chaotic and our media as well as our outdated judicial system isn't helping. Stan Miller is a wonderful example of artist and citizen. Peace and quiet, yes especially when we work on our art. By the way, I like that statue of the Sacred Heart that he has on his drawing board. Says a lot about him: peace.
Trump is bringing the arts back and he is also bringing woodshop/ Metalshop back.. We had it when I was in school and now I am a professional artist and I am getting ready to go out side and weld something up I am fixing.
Carl Pen they still teach it in our public schools. It’s a AAA public school district - Academics, Arts & Athletics. Very good school system. My mom went to these schools, so did I and now my children do as well.
Profe panudo, pinta con la mano en el bolsillo,.... puede darse esas licencias porque el q sabe, sabe...
Hi! I'm Re Aberilla, and just like you, watercolours challeneged me! I'm still in the stage , where I'm pulled to each kinds of temptations, even Mixed Media, on willowing faces, but I tend to make the real stuff, and it's calling me! Thanks for your watercoloured faces! I found my true path in the ascention oof the classics!
Interesting story about your work Stan. I tend to draw cartoons of people and objects and only recently have I branched out into using brushes and proper oil paints rather than acrylics. Whenever I see a water colour piece I have this compulsion to add black ink lines to it but I loved your watercolour portrait work, it's truly stunning and as you have said if you find a face that you like it's nice to draw or paint it.
I especially like your portrait work starting at about 3.14, it's quite stunning and looks great but my own use of water colours is so naff so I will just stick to the ink cartoons because I'm happier doing them.
In order to be good at anything you have to practice and many artists give up because they think they are no good. I like to help up and coming young artists because others helped me when I first started out, so it's payback time I guess.
I also went to an art college and did a 2 year film animation course followed by almost 20 years in that business doing feature films and commercials but gave it all up when everything went digital by about 2003.
Nowadays I make my living from doing lime plastering and building work in sustainable materials like wood, cob and lime putty mortars, the traditional building skills I also carve in stone and I learned the latter from working with many different stone masons on zillionaires homes carving window sills, quoins, plinths and bosses.
The most relaxing times I have now are when I'm in my man-cave with a cup of tea, the radio on and bashing into a block of sandstone.
All the best from the south of England.
I was just starting out (although a compulsive doodler of people) and Stan was my very first workshop...he never made me feel unwelcome although I was as green...would love to take another workshop with him-been 10 years.
"...sacred part of life." Nice job.
"From Thailand to Bangkok.."
:/
haha...mistaken...Bangkok is Thailand's capital..it's ok
"I used to build forts out of cereal boxes and so here I am, living the dream"
Awesome video!! I don't know why but this gives me a goosebumps. It reminds me of what JBP said something like what art does to the society is what dreams do to our mental wellbeing. Time to train my cat!
I 'd like to study in Stan Miller online classes. How can i do to subscribe?
Im new here on your Chanel
Beautiful works!
I have a friend who is Nick's doppelganger. I can't get over how identical they are.
Dead poet's society
Thanks Stan Miller for your vision and great art!
Simple life ...that's me ....God bless
WOW, how cool is THIS!!!! I'm so proud for you ... what an amazing footprint you have been blessed to make.
a man with sensibility
i tried that. approached someone and then asked if i can paint her. now i'm typing this comment in jail.
The characters in your paintings look wet only the water drops are missing because the lines are a little bit muddy.
Traced
ART IS HARD FIGHT AGAINST GLOBAL VIOLENCE !
i wish i could be one of your studants :)
@ Lofty... I not sure he teaches remedial spelling
subscribe to his channel.
I admire your works, Mr. Stan Miller
I happened upon you and this video while looking for art information. Your work is really beautiful and you are an inspiration. I am teaching myself to draw and watercolor. Sure wish I still lived near Spokane so that I could take one of your classes in person! I will subscribe and learn from you on line. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Stan Miller is one of those rare natural teachers, and his painting has the spontaneity that only 40 years of diligent application can bring ;-) His portraits of "Stan" are amazing. I am inspired Mr. Miller. Thank you.
Beautiful work and brilliant motivation for the ones to come 🙏
iwant to be like that paintings so WONDERFUL!!!!!!!
Yeah not a lot are investing into real life as a model, but ive been seeing that it is coming back especially in studio classes.
I like the art however he pawns himself off as being able to create these compositions freehand but they are all TRACED! There's nothing wrong with tracing. There is something wrong with lying about it though. That's what rubs me the wrong way. Just admit you trace these portraits! PS Bangkok is in Thailand.
Mike Ciaccio - Artist I saw him painting live
If you watch his videos, he tells his student to trace but, they will have to eventually learn how to draw. An artist can draw free hand and then trace over it to clean it up. Learned that in art book by Rudy De Reyna.
Love this
Really nice. "From Thailand to Bangkok" hahhahah had to laugh a bit at that! Doh!
I guess he meant going from on a trip around the world starting in Thailand and finishing in Bangkok. or smth.
Bangkok is in Thailand
i'd love to be his student...
KOLORY TO KOLORY MORZNA JE MIESZAC I WYCHODZ I FAJNIE SIE MIESZAJA KLASA
he is HOT. probably has more to do with his character, personality, such a wonderful man
i want to control watercolor too.
Love this dude. 5:36 no way those are 8th graders, they look at least grade 9
Nice!
Just wanted to thank you for sharing your skills. Your selflessness has helped launch my own skills many light years ahead. God Bless you Sir!
Oils
I love people idea love watercolours
Amazing! As if the portraits are more real then real men.
I enjoyed watching your video even though I started my own TH-cam Art channel.
You've got very beautiful art! 😄
@@hughneutron4465 Thanks for taking the time to notice and the sweet compliment.
@@karenzimaartist1712 No problem! Keep it up!
Excited to be taking a class with you this year!!! Can’t wait
Very beautiful and inspiring!
멋집니다. wonderful~~
Me gusta mucho el trabajo que realizas felicidades maestro
True words are spoken ❤️🙏🏼
Your work is astounding Stan 👌👌👌👌
great ,l love your videos)))
This is how a diverse world works.
Beautiful work 👏
Really didn't know you can do watercolour portraits to that level. Little did I know. Love learning about art. Thanks Stan.
Gadness how can i be like him 😭😭💔💔💔
Maestro increíble!!