I just love your goofy and bubbly personality 😁 I always cheer up when I see you have a new video out 😊 and I always pick up something new too 👍🏻 Thanks for your unique way of making content, love it 😊
Thank you! I've learned lots of cool little tricks from @Debra Lyn Rosenbach so be sure to check out her channel. I got the idea of using stencils from her too.
Love everything about this video, Rachel...Absolutely love your shirt and your sense of humor...I know for a fact we would get along greatly! HUGZ XOXO
God, you're funny! Love love your long sleeve shirt! I had court the sieve hack. Thanks for reminding me. I have splatters all over my window, chair arm, drapes, windowsill, I think it's probably a watercolorist problem.
I've only come across your channel recently and am thankful for it, love your approach on how you present your videos.. I was wondering if there was any chance if you could do a video on how to do a red drapery with dark fold lines.. I for some reason am finding it really difficult to work with the color red, and even though I let it dry completely, it still lifts my 2 thin washes of paint underneath, which I waited 24 hours for to dry... I am finding this very frustrating, I love watercolor in general, but I want to be able to enjoy painting with it too... I am sure you are very busy and might not be able to do a tutorial on this, but I am taking a chance, I have never seen a video of a red drapery tutorial on youtube.. I would be so so thankful if you could do something like this... 👍😁
These videos take weeks to create - planning, painting, then editing is hours and hours of work, so I don't have red drapes in my footage future I'm afraid but I'm very happy to help you! What red are you using on what paper? If I were painting red drapes I'd paint them with a base of M Graham Naphthol Red on a good quality paper, and for the folds I'd either add ultramarine blue with a touch of yellow to grey and darken the red and for the lighter highlights I'd either lift some paint or use more watery paint. Another simpler option would be to add a black, my favorite is lamp black by daniel smith for the darker parts of the deep folds. Also, you may enjoy watching my footage that I just happened to create of drapes to see how I painted background drapes wet in wet in my latest tutorial I put on Patreon, available at the $8 and up tier. I may eventually release that footage to the public - it's not that I'm trying to hold it back but it will take hours to create a video on just specifically drapes and I have Christmas commissions that are currently breathing down my back lol. There's only a limited amount of hours in the day unfortunately! You can see the painting I did of "Estella" with the drapes in the background if you go to my community tab. I look forward to hearing back from you about what materials you're using!
I just love your goofy and bubbly personality 😁 I always cheer up when I see you have a new video out 😊 and I always pick up something new too 👍🏻 Thanks for your unique way of making content, love it 😊
Oh....AND...giving us some of the outtakes really is much appreciated 😎😁❤️
Thanks to you and your followers for all of the hacks. We are a sisterhood. So sweet of you to mention me again….❤
Nice tips for us...you don't disappoint. My favorite is the toilet paper hack near the end.
Thank you! I've learned lots of cool little tricks from @Debra Lyn Rosenbach so be sure to check out her channel. I got the idea of using stencils from her too.
You rock! Thank you. :)
Love everything about this video, Rachel...Absolutely love your shirt and your sense of humor...I know for a fact we would get along greatly! HUGZ XOXO
Oh yes, I'm sure we would get into some trouble : )
I love these hack videos!!! And so funny!! And that beach painting-wow!!
Thanks and that beach painting is pretty easy to do - you should try it!
Oh, these are great! Thanks for sharing, Rachel! ❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing these new watercolor tricks, hacks and techniques in such a fun way!💗
My pleasure!
Great video Rachel. Thx for sharing. Lol🥰💕🐶💕🥰
My pleasure!
Your content is always so good and your personality and delivery outstanding!
Thank you so much 🤗
Great times, thank you 😊😊😊😊
My pleasure Chantal!
You are just too funny! I always enjoy your videos ❤
Glad you like them!
Thanks for sharing great info! I’ve got to buy the kemper tool now. Haha!
There's always something fun to buy for watercolor ; )
Great ideas! Thanks for sharing.
My pleasure!
Ohhh, I was wondering where is this cascade container going for the painting hack. These are awesome tricks, thank you for sharing! =)
My pleasure!
God, you're funny! Love love your long sleeve shirt! I had court the sieve hack. Thanks for reminding me. I have splatters all over my window, chair arm, drapes, windowsill, I think it's probably a watercolorist problem.
Haha! I'm glad I don't have fancy drapes!
Great hacks you talented and funny girl🎉❤
Thank you!
Great tips
I'm glad you enjoyed them!
Thank you👍
My pleasure!
Thankyou for the hacks and your time! Cheap Joes has a warning on their page to not spray cadmiums and cobalts. Love your shirt!
Good to know - I wasn't spraying those : )
G -rated 😂😂😂😂😂 you’re hilarious!
Or ridiculous ; )
I've only come across your channel recently and am thankful for it, love your approach on how you present your videos.. I was wondering if there was any chance if you could do a video on how to do a red drapery with dark fold lines.. I for some reason am finding it really difficult to work with the color red, and even though I let it dry completely, it still lifts my 2 thin washes of paint underneath, which I waited 24 hours for to dry... I am finding this very frustrating, I love watercolor in general, but I want to be able to enjoy painting with it too... I am sure you are very busy and might not be able to do a tutorial on this, but I am taking a chance, I have never seen a video of a red drapery tutorial on youtube.. I would be so so thankful if you could do something like this... 👍😁
These videos take weeks to create - planning, painting, then editing is hours and hours of work, so I don't have red drapes in my footage future I'm afraid but I'm very happy to help you! What red are you using on what paper? If I were painting red drapes I'd paint them with a base of M Graham Naphthol Red on a good quality paper, and for the folds I'd either add ultramarine blue with a touch of yellow to grey and darken the red and for the lighter highlights I'd either lift some paint or use more watery paint. Another simpler option would be to add a black, my favorite is lamp black by daniel smith for the darker parts of the deep folds. Also, you may enjoy watching my footage that I just happened to create of drapes to see how I painted background drapes wet in wet in my latest tutorial I put on Patreon, available at the $8 and up tier. I may eventually release that footage to the public - it's not that I'm trying to hold it back but it will take hours to create a video on just specifically drapes and I have Christmas commissions that are currently breathing down my back lol. There's only a limited amount of hours in the day unfortunately! You can see the painting I did of "Estella" with the drapes in the background if you go to my community tab. I look forward to hearing back from you about what materials you're using!
good stuff
Thank you!
I love your hacks! I need that shirt! Where did you find it?
There are many versions with this fabric if you search Amazon!
Awesome tips! Where is your black cat & pumpkin shirt from??
🐈⬛ 🎃
It was some random ad I saw on Facebook
ooh blowing paint through a sieve is a great idea!
Yes, Diann is a genius 💗
Seems like all tape comes with cat hair... don't they...?
Yes I'm sure because all my tape has cat hair!