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[@holly_kay5570]

#3 has lots of interesting elements that make me want to stay in the painting.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@louisegoben7392]

I agree. I think it has something to do with the cows. Horses would also look lovely.

[@alisonlangridge]

All 4 are great and so interesting to see how you create 4 different pictures from one scene. Think perhaps 2 or 3 are slightly more my favourites. Thank you for your time and for sharing your expertise.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

You are welcome, thanks for your feedback 😀

[@user-mv5qs3vc4g]

Just fascinating to see you create these pictures. I'm going to try doing this myself. Number 4 is my favourite and then 3. I like moody! Thank you, again.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching, and thanks for your generous support....very well timed as about to do a paper order! 😀 Rob

[@user-li4lo7vo2e]

Love them all, too, but gravitated to 2 and 3 more often

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for your feedback 😀

[@delphinewood7519]

Tough choice….#1….but ALL of them. Watching you paint multiple versions is interesting and helpful. Thanks.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Glad you like them!

[@neilt4475]

This was nice to watch and inspiring. I've got hundreds of terrible photos! Number 2 for me. I like the warmth of that one.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Great. Thanks for watching and your comment.

[@KenHJones]

That was fascinating. No 4 for me.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks Ken.

[@janicedavidson6437]

Thank you.🤗

[@RobertMeeArtist]

You’re welcome 😊

[@user-li4lo7vo2e]

Number 2❤

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks 😊

[@debbiespeer7776]

All look great. #1 would look goods a larger picture. All done from imagination. Not looking anything like the photo. New ways to free yourself from photos. Need to try. Thanks

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Good fun just playing with watercolour.

[@AliceDel]

#3 because the way you add people and animals really creates a sense of narrative which i think you particularly excel at! i loved #4 at around the 31 minute mark when it was very simple and moody, before you darkened the trees. also really like #1, with the curving shapes of sky and land. i'd be surprised if you get a consensus on which is the overall viewer favorite because our responses are so subjective. your brushwork is so amazing, i'm happy to watch you paint any scene. thank you.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Yes. It is great, everyone seeing them differently. Thank you for your comment.

[@ThePingpong108]

I like them all, in three the best, than 2 than 4 than 1. In picture 1 I find the bright cloud, which looks like a cross a little bit disturbing, otherwise the picture is also great. :-)

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching. 😀

[@hilarypearce9796]

I like 1# the best closely followed by 4#

[@RobertMeeArtist]

There is a nice soft feel to no 1.

[@lynnbradshaw6279]

I think #2 is my favourite though I like all of them.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@avanellehansen4525]

I love your artistic license.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks 😊

[@avanellehansen4525]

Excellent filming with varied angles.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for the feedback 👍

[@avanellehansen4525]

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[@sharonmoore513]

Difficult as theyre all different, but i think #2 , then #3. Thanks for your wonderful video.😊

[@RobertMeeArtist]

You're welcome 😊

[@hotspursam4972]

2 or 3 for me

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@avanellehansen4525]

What company made the brush used in #1?

[@avanellehansen4525]

The large round with green handle and fine point.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

I used escoda perla size 14. Thanks for watching.

[@avanellehansen4525]

@@RobertMeeArtist thanks so much. I was trying to read it off the handle. Ha!