Thanks for your advice. The leave at the right hand side is not easy to handle. Will practice more. When I add the 2nd layer paint on the 1st layer, it will mix the 1st layer's paint together. Perhaps the 1st layer paint not yet dried enough. Or, I put too much pressure on it.
For the leaf on the right, remember to be on your chisel before you can add the flip on the leaf. Also you must go up and over before flipping the leaf. d When adding the second layer of the petals, make sure you picked up more paint, and don't press down too much on your brush. You just want to lay the petals on. It does get easier with practice. Thank you for watching!
Thank you. Most of my students do say my classes are very therapeutic. Like painting, I find it very therapeutic. Cheaper than seeing a psychologist. Maybe you'll give painting a try. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for doing this! I am new to painting and have been struggling with simple brush strokes. I've watched alot of videos and yours is the one that gives the reason, the how to and the confidence to try again. Thank you so much.
You made this so simple April. I've been painting all twelve of the Tulip varieties since watching your U Tube lesson on the Simple Tulip. You inspired me. Flip leaves and all.
Hi April, I am a self taught artist for many years, and this tip on the Rose, has helped me so much, Thank you !! Please keep doing more videos. Can you do one with Butterflies? They really help!!
Thanks for watching. You can look up Donna Dewberry who is the creator of the technique. It's a great technique if you're new to painting. Thanks again!
April beautiful Tulip, I still want you to show us how you did your blank tote bags, the peacock The rose, and the others you did, I gotta find that video of yours ,your great,thanks for sharing
Thank you for telling us that, now I know what I've been doing wrong with my one stroke painting. I do the motions but it turns into a mess because my brush is wet with water. No one has ever said that when they are teaching one stroke painting.
Your detail and being mindful of beginners is beyond appreciated! I really like how you explain clearly, slowly, point out everything each detail, just AMAZING your patience in teaching. Thank you kindly, you are SO MUCH APPRECIATED God Bless
Hiya, I'm a new subscriber the way you explain is very simple and it helps me alot, I just wanted to ask..I don't have floating medium I have retarder, slow drying medium and flow improver, which one of these do you suggest that are the closest to the medium your using. Thank you :)
you mention being able to load more than two colors. In a future tutorial would you mind explaining that and perhaps showing where and when you would use that? thanks in advance.
Your instructions are pretty clear. I think if I have my bottle or paper as I'm watching and make the moves as you make yours, I can pull this off. Thanks for sharing your tips
Thank you..again you have inspired me to paint after 40+ years.. I love to paint flowers 🌸🌹🌺 I’ll need different brushes..can I email you as I want to know as a beginner what I need?
Please give a list of materials we need to have for painting. and also tell us what medium to use with different types of paints. and how to wipe and wash brushes? please.
Hola sra April, Dios la bendiga, hermoso todo lo hace, gracias por dar de sus conocimientos, me encanta las pinceladas, no entiendo el inglés, pero ver lo que hace se entiende todo. Saludos desde Cagua, estado Aragua, Venezuela.
April, Thank you for making this tutorial. You make it seem so easy, but I know it takes practice. Like your soft voice and practical instructions. So glad I subscribed. Make more soon!
Hi, April, thank you for your classes, are very helpful, I love how you explain every little detail that had help me a lot. I have question, do we need a special medium for enamels? Or can we use the same one that is for acrilics?
Bertha Velasquez Hello Bertha, When you use the enamel paints, it's usually on surfaces that are non porous such as tile, glass, metal... And because these surfaces are slick we don't need a special medium to help move the paint. However, when the paint comes out too thick, there is a medium called Flow Medium which helps it thin out slightly since we can't use water when we use enamel paints. Hope that helps. Good luck on your paintings and thank you for watching.
The best teacher I've seen. Subscribed immediately! I can actually SEE everything you're doing. As others have said, better than Donna, which I find strange, since she says she is trying to teach all of us. I think she wants sales more than she actually wants us to learn. Great camera angles, nice and slow, I just can't thank you enough.
Linda Beebe You're welcome Linda. Thank you for your message. I have a wonderful camera man, my hubby who is very supportive. Thank you again for watching.
This is the best one stroke tulip I've seen! I have dozens of Donna Dewberry books, wipe off teaching guides & videos. I've watched hundreds of TH-cam videos. I even took a one stroke class at Michael's. You are by far the best at teaching this style of painting! You take your time and explain it so every beginning can understand it! THANK YOU! (watched your one stroke daisy first, I've tried for years to do the petals with a flat brush, I think I can do it now!) Your work is beautiful too! ;)
April Numamoto I agree with Debbie. Often, maybe because of time constraints, I watch Donna do some paintings on her DVDs that at best aren't impressive and are at times down right sloppy. As I said before, I really like your calm voice and detailed explanations. If I had a choice between having you or Donna for my teacher and the author of my painting tutorials, I would pick you every time. Thanks for being there for us.
I have just started to paint. I find it fun and it brings out a type of creative feeling that can be applied. I don't know how to chose the correct paints or brushes to start with. I purchased (2) #12 brushes and a (6) piece set from Royal & Langnickel. My paints are older paints that I have acquired over the past few years - FolkArt, Craftsman. Americana, Artist's Loft, etc.. My blending medium is Slow Dry Blending Gel Medium by Artist's Loft. The technique of leafs starting thin, widening the stroke and then finishing with a thin end stroke is not working well for me. Are the #12 brushes that I am using correct? I know this takes patience and practice. I love your videos and your explanations of "how to". Please recommend more of your videos for a starter. Truly yours, Howard
Howard Ferguson Hello Howard, Using the correct brushes and paints make a big difference on how your painting turns out especially with this technique. FoldArt acrylic paints are what's recommended because it contains hardly any water. The other paints you mentioned contain more water which can cause paints to get muddy. When you're picking up dark and light color at the same time on your brush, you don't want any water in your paints or they will mix. You can order supplies from OneStroke.com for supplies. Also, you want to use Floating Medium and not the Slow drying blending gel which is the opposite of what you want. Hope this helps. Good luck in your paintings and thanks for watching.
Very nice, April. I paint with acrylics and watercolor but not one stroke.I surely did enjoy your technique and thought it was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Dear April, you have answered my queries about which paint you have used via this teaching video. Thank you so much. However, no floating medium supply in Hong Kong. the art product companies have matt medium or gloss medium etc.
Those mediums are applied after the paintings are finished to protect them. Glazing medium can also work If you cannot find the floating medium, They are in small bottles like the paints. Thank you for watching.
How Wonderful it was to watch & Listen too you give instructions. It was fait, LOL. But really, I just bought my first canvas yesterday.🌄. And now I know exactly WHO MY Knew Friend and Instructor is.🚞. Thank You, For Being You🌻
It really depends on the size of the canvas If going big as a 16"X 24" will need floating medium. Something that will allow the paint to glide on the surface. Even a little water to your paints will work. Just be careful not too much or the colors will get muddy. Hope that helps. Thank youfor watching.
Good job with the one stroke technique, but the painting would have been so much better if you used a quality acrylic paint and not craft paint. If anyone doesn't have Flow Improver, a matte gel medium will work just fine.
You probably can use a better quality acrylic paints but need the correct consistancy to use this technique without the colors mixing together. These paints work perfectly, just open, squeeze and paint. Instant gratification. Water can be used in place of the floating medium, just a little harder to work with. Try using your paints and let me know how you do. Thank you for watching.
Me gustan mucho sus trabajos y además quiero felicitarla porque aunque no práctico su idioma me agrada mucho su forma de compartir sus conocimientos, es muy didáctica FELICITACIONES
Does floating medium come with some other name as well, cause I tried searching for it and I got flow medium, pour medium etc, could you please share some details about it. Thanks in advance.
You can order from Amazon. Floating Medium by Folk Art. It's a clear, medium that allows paint to glide easier when painting on porous surfaces Hope that helps. Other brands come very watery which is not good when you are picking up two or more colors on your brush. Thank you for watching..
You mentioned the size brush and that it is a flat. The brush I'm using won't come back to that nice, fine, chiseled edge., which makes it difficult to complete these strokes cleanly. What make and series of brush do you use for this tulip?
Hello Miss April, i am so lucky i saw this video. I do sketching/drawing but never tried painting. Now i am interested to try and explore my passion in Art. i want to know what kind of canvass you are using in this video? And as beginner, could you help me to choose what type of paint brush i am going to use. I want to use the same paints you are using in this video
I am using the FolkArt acrylic paints by Plaid. You can find them at Michael's or JoAnn's. I'm doing my demonstration on a sketch pad which you can find at any art supply store. If you choose to paint on a canvas, you'll use the same paints. Thanks for watching.
You are great i admire your paintings. I am new trying to learn, just watching your demonstrations online gives me so much joy and happiness and makes my days go smooth and fruitful. I wish i know the size of the brushes for the daisy and tulips. I thank you so much.
+Deirdre Powers You can either let it cure for 21 days or bake in the oven like your enamel paints. If you are baking it, I would let the paint dry a day or so before putting it in the oven. I found that this multi surface is a lot stronger than the enamel paints especially it you paint on metal. Thanks for watching.
You make it look so easy you are fantastic the best teacher ever I wish you would have had a teacher like you when I was younger such a beautiful painting in my daughter's getting better and better all the time Peggy . She enjoys going to your classes my mother was artistic she used to make artificial planters her Main thing she like to make the most was Ming trees and then get those little pieces of you know Bridges and little little figurines and make a story out of it people walking on the bridge .
Hi, I was wondering, are all acrylic paints considered multi surface? I have many acrylic paints in my arsenal, but never really thought about them being multi surface. Is there really a difference???
Crafting This All acrylic paints are not all multi surface paints. Only if it says it on the label. If they are old paints and are fine art acrylic paints, most likely they aren't. Multi surface paints are found at craft stores and it's a fairly new type of paint that several companies are coming out with. Being a decorative painter, having one paint that works on most all surfaces is a great product. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
I use a sketch pad when I do demonstrations. You can always paint on a wrapped canvas which is one of my favorite surfaces. I also enjoy painting on glass.
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Thanks for your advice. The leave at the right hand side is not easy to handle. Will practice more.
When I add the 2nd layer paint on the 1st layer, it will mix the 1st layer's paint together. Perhaps the 1st layer paint not yet dried enough. Or, I put too much pressure on it.
For the leaf on the right, remember to be on your chisel before you can add the flip on the leaf. Also you must go up and over before flipping the leaf. d When adding the second layer of the petals, make sure you picked up more paint, and don't press down too much on your brush. You just want to lay the petals on. It does get easier with practice. Thank you for watching!
April Numamoto Thanks for your teaching. Will practice more.
What type of brush are you using?
Your videos are like therapy. So calm and relaxing. I dont even paint, I just like watching your videos. lol
Thank you. Most of my students do say my classes are very therapeutic. Like painting, I find it very therapeutic. Cheaper than seeing a psychologist. Maybe you'll give painting a try. Thanks for watching.
Thank you for doing this! I am new to painting and have been struggling with simple brush strokes. I've watched alot of videos and yours is the one that gives the reason, the how to and the confidence to try again. Thank you so much.
You made this so simple April. I've been painting all twelve of the Tulip varieties since watching your U Tube lesson on the Simple Tulip. You inspired me. Flip leaves and all.
Very good🎉Best🎉
Hi April, I am a self taught artist for many years, and this tip on the Rose, has helped me so much, Thank you !! Please keep doing more videos. Can you do one with Butterflies? They really help!!
I love your tulips, I have tried a lot, but I can'd do it well. I'm so frustrated, ☺️
Yay! A one stroke demo in English! Thank you! Very soothing and patient voice, by the way.
+Moma Green Thank you for watching!
+April Numamoto youre the female version of bob ross.
+bleep bloop That's a wonderful comment. Thank you. Thanks for watching.
I agree bleep bloop! :)
+Moma Green Thank you for watching.
I like ALL your painting techniques!
Thanks for watching. You can look up Donna Dewberry who is the creator of the technique. It's a great technique if you're new to painting. Thanks again!
Really really admire your art! It's astonishing. Thank you so much for sharing. Have a pleasant day.
April Numamoto
I like your painting 👍
U r certainly gifted
Very good information. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤
Me gustan sus vídeos,pero me serviría más que pusiera la transcripción en español, gracias
April beautiful Tulip, I still want you to show us how you did your blank tote bags, the peacock
The rose, and the others you did, I gotta find that video of yours ,your great,thanks for sharing
Thank you for telling us that, now I know what I've been doing wrong with my one stroke painting. I do the motions but it turns into a mess because my brush is wet with water. No one has ever said that when they are teaching one stroke painting.
you are a great teacher...for people all over the globe...thank you and many many thank yous to you maam.
+lens baad You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.
Your detail and being mindful of beginners is beyond appreciated! I really like how you explain clearly, slowly, point out everything each detail, just AMAZING your patience in teaching. Thank you kindly, you are SO MUCH APPRECIATED God Bless
I went to Hobby Lobby and they don't have floating medium, but they have gloss fluid medium. Would that work? What about egg white or KY jelly?
Hiya, I'm a new subscriber the way you explain is very simple and it helps me alot, I just wanted to ask..I don't have floating medium I have retarder, slow drying medium and flow improver, which one of these do you suggest that are the closest to the medium your using. Thank you :)
Wonderful! The leaf that curved,, you showed it clearly.
Hi April. Which brush (brand, bristle type etc.) would you suggest?
this is very pretty, i am a beginner painter, for about 2 months now, but i would like to know when do you become an advanced painter?
you are really good........i wanna try this but am pretty certain it won't look quite like yours.....ha.....thanks...
you mention being able to load more than two colors. In a future tutorial would you mind explaining that and perhaps showing where and when you would use that? thanks in advance.
Thank you for this free tutorial. Most helpful to me as a beginner.
Thank you for watching.
I like your video and maam you explain very clearly slowly and deeply ... waiting for new videos
thank you for sharing your simple way of painting a tulip. it's certainly one of the better ones that I've seen. :)
+Tanya Knipe Thank you for watching.
Your instructions are pretty clear. I think if I have my bottle or paper as I'm watching and make the moves as you make yours, I can pull this off. Thanks for sharing your tips
Thank you..again you have inspired me to paint after 40+ years..
I love to paint flowers 🌸🌹🌺
I’ll need different brushes..can I email you as I want to know as a beginner what I need?
Nicely done dear... I really want to try this ! Thanks for the good video!
You're such a good teacher. Thank you.
Please tell me what brushes you use.
Thank you for that ..,your instructions were so easy to follow …one love
Wow!! Your such a great teacher and your work is beautiful!!
👍 Very Simple n Nice stroke 👍
Method is Awesome 👍👍😀
Please give a list of materials we need to have for painting. and also tell us what medium to use with different types of paints. and how to wipe and wash brushes? please.
right now the funds wont allow it, but have marked will try soon
When using the paper towel to clean brush, does that get all the paint out, before using the next color?
Great teaching thanks, you explain so we'll God bless you
Good job thank you!!!!
Can you do the same with any other brand of acrylic paint or does it only work with folk art?
Hola sra April, Dios la bendiga, hermoso todo lo hace, gracias por dar de sus conocimientos, me encanta las pinceladas, no entiendo el inglés, pero ver lo que hace se entiende todo. Saludos desde Cagua, estado Aragua, Venezuela.
Excellent!! Finally someone who goes slow enough so we can really see how its done!!! Wonderful videography too! You are great!!! Thank you!
+Robin Mazariegos Thank you Robin.
I am a beginner painter. What brand of paint brushes do you recommend?
I LOVE LOVE LOVE your videos!
Thank you April.❤️
Excellent. Thank you very much for helping me
Could you please mention the brush size u r using ? Thanks
awesome!loved it...very lovely tulip. thanks
I learn so many things from you.is it oil painting? what is the name of the paint?
I love how you explain what you are doing very slowly as you do it. It give me time to actually understand what’s happening. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for watching. Happy holidays!
OMG THAT IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TULIP I'VE EVER SEEN!! 😍😍😍😍😍
There is no chance to meet you.
Really you are axallant teacher.
Wow, That's a great video. I will always cheer for you in Korea I'm looking forward to a great video. Have a nice day.
Thank you for watching!
April, Thank you for making this tutorial. You make it seem so easy, but I know it takes practice. Like your soft voice and practical instructions. So glad I subscribed. Make more soon!
Thank you Aimee for your kind words. Hope you give it a try!
Hi, April, thank you for your classes, are very helpful, I love how you explain every little detail that had help me a lot.
I have question, do we need a special medium for enamels? Or can we use the same one that is for acrilics?
Bertha Velasquez Hello Bertha, When you use the enamel paints, it's usually on surfaces that are non porous such as tile, glass, metal... And because these surfaces are slick we don't need a special medium to help move the paint. However, when the paint comes out too thick, there is a medium called Flow Medium which helps it thin out slightly since we can't use water when we use enamel paints. Hope that helps. Good luck on your paintings and thank you for watching.
can you do a freesia i cannot find a teaching guide for freesia
The best teacher I've seen. Subscribed immediately! I can actually SEE everything you're doing. As others have said, better than Donna, which I find strange, since she says she is trying to teach all of us. I think she wants sales more than she actually wants us to learn. Great camera angles, nice and slow, I just can't thank you enough.
Linda Beebe You're welcome Linda. Thank you for your message. I have a wonderful camera man, my hubby who is very supportive. Thank you again for watching.
This is the best one stroke tulip I've seen! I have dozens of Donna Dewberry books, wipe off teaching guides & videos. I've watched hundreds of TH-cam videos. I even took a one stroke class at Michael's. You are by far the best at teaching this style of painting! You take your time and explain it so every beginning can understand it! THANK YOU! (watched your one stroke daisy first, I've tried for years to do the petals with a flat brush, I think I can do it now!) Your work is beautiful too! ;)
Debbie Durham Thank you Debbie. You just made my heart very happy. Thank you for your kind words.
April Numamoto I agree with Debbie. Often, maybe because of time constraints, I watch Donna do some paintings on her DVDs that at best aren't impressive and are at times down right sloppy. As I said before, I really like your calm voice and detailed explanations. If I had a choice between having you or Donna for my teacher and the author of my painting tutorials, I would pick you every time. Thanks for being there for us.
OMG I’m so glad to watch your beautiful artwork tutorials Thank YOU so much GOD BLESS YOU
Thank YOU for watching. Hope you give it a try.
U are one amazing teacher! I'm trying very hard to learn how to paint one-stroke...watching every video on TH-cam, and u are the best yet! Thank you!
katie kennington Thank you so much for your message. It does get easier with practice. Thank you for watching!
This is amazing! Thank you!! Can’t wait to start painting!!
You are FANTASTIC!!! thanks for sharing your expertise.
Thank you Nancy. You're FANTASTIC. Hope you give it a try.
Thanks for watching.
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Amazing! Thank you so much! You have explained it so clear...
Thank you for watching.
Thank you a lot. I finally find good paint😍
Wow super thenq👍🤝👌👌👌
I have just started to paint. I find it fun and it brings out a type of creative feeling that can be applied. I don't know how to chose the correct paints or brushes to start with. I purchased (2) #12 brushes and a (6) piece set from Royal & Langnickel. My paints are older paints that I have acquired over the past few years - FolkArt, Craftsman. Americana, Artist's Loft, etc.. My blending medium is Slow Dry Blending Gel Medium by Artist's Loft. The technique of leafs starting thin, widening the stroke and then finishing with a thin end stroke is not working well for me. Are the #12 brushes that I am using correct? I know this takes patience and practice. I love your videos and your explanations of "how to". Please recommend more of your videos for a starter. Truly yours, Howard
Howard Ferguson Hello Howard, Using the correct brushes and paints make a big difference on how your painting turns out especially with this technique. FoldArt acrylic paints are what's recommended because it contains hardly any water. The other paints you mentioned contain more water which can cause paints to get muddy. When you're picking up dark and light color at the same time on your brush, you don't want any water in your paints or they will mix. You can order supplies from OneStroke.com for supplies. Also, you want to use Floating Medium and not the Slow drying blending gel which is the opposite of what you want. Hope this helps. Good luck in your paintings and thanks for watching.
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i prob need to try this one first. it looks easier
Wow, you have been so helpful for me!
Gracias, me encanto su trabajo, saludos
Very nice, April. I paint with acrylics and watercolor but not one stroke.I surely did enjoy your technique and thought it was beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Dear April, you have answered my queries about which paint you have used via this teaching video. Thank you so much.
However, no floating medium supply in Hong Kong. the art product companies have matt medium or gloss medium etc.
Those mediums are applied after the paintings are finished to protect them. Glazing medium can also work If you cannot find the floating medium, They are in small bottles like the paints. Thank you for watching.
Wow amazing 😃👏👏👏👌
What kind of paper are you using ?
How Wonderful it was to watch & Listen too you give instructions. It was fait, LOL. But really, I just bought my first canvas yesterday.🌄. And now I know exactly WHO MY Knew Friend and Instructor is.🚞. Thank You, For Being You🌻
So clearly explained step by step, thank you! I have a question. If I'm painting on a canvas do I still need to use that floating medium?
It really depends on the size of the canvas If going big as a 16"X 24" will need floating medium. Something that will allow the paint to glide on the surface. Even a little water to your paints will work. Just be careful not too much or the colors will get muddy. Hope that helps. Thank youfor watching.
What paint brushes do you use?
I loved it !!! Thank you so much
Good job with the one stroke technique, but the painting would have been so much better if you used a quality acrylic paint and not craft paint. If anyone doesn't have Flow Improver, a matte gel medium will work just fine.
You probably can use a better quality acrylic paints but need the correct consistancy to use this technique without the colors mixing together. These paints work perfectly, just open, squeeze and paint. Instant gratification. Water can be used in place of the floating medium, just a little harder to work with. Try using your paints and let me know how you do. Thank you for watching.
Me gustan mucho sus trabajos y además quiero felicitarla porque aunque no práctico su idioma me agrada mucho su forma de compartir sus conocimientos, es muy didáctica FELICITACIONES
wooow amazing thank you !👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much how you showed so nicely. I am beginner. I liked the way you explained. I want to thank you. I will try it. Excellent teacher.
Thank you for watching.
Does floating medium come with some other name as well, cause I tried searching for it and I got flow medium, pour medium etc, could you please share some details about it. Thanks in advance.
You can order from Amazon. Floating Medium by Folk Art. It's a clear, medium that allows paint to glide easier when painting on porous surfaces Hope that helps. Other brands come very watery which is not good when you are picking up two or more colors on your brush. Thank you for watching..
Grateful!
Thanks for your drawing technique information. So much : )
Thank you for watching.
You explain so very good. Thankyou. And you paint slowly so we can se what are you doing. Wonderfull. ☺
Thanks for watching!
You mentioned the size brush and that it is a flat. The brush I'm using won't come back to that nice, fine, chiseled edge., which makes it difficult to complete these strokes cleanly. What make and series of brush do you use for this tulip?
+PyHcreations You can order a set of the brushes from OneStroke.com It's from Plaid.
Hello Miss April, i am so lucky i saw this video. I do sketching/drawing but never tried painting. Now i am interested to try and explore my passion in Art. i want to know what kind of canvass you are using in this video? And as beginner, could you help me to choose what type of paint brush i am going to use. I want to use the same paints you are using in this video
I am using the FolkArt acrylic paints by Plaid. You can find them at Michael's or JoAnn's. I'm doing my demonstration on a sketch pad which you can find at any art supply store. If you choose to paint on a canvas, you'll use the same paints. Thanks for watching.
which brushes r u using and where to buy
Thank you so much.
God bless you.
You are great i admire your paintings. I am new trying to learn, just watching your demonstrations online gives me so much joy and happiness and makes my days go smooth and fruitful. I wish i know the size of the brushes for the daisy and tulips. I thank you so much.
Hello Mahin, I'm using the 3/4" flat for painting the daisy and the tulips. Thank you for your message and thanks for watching.
Woe! What a fantastic teaching!!!!!!great
NICE!! thanks for the help!
April, If I were using this multi-purpose paint on ceramics and glass, would I bake it like I do when I am using the enamel paints?
+Deirdre Powers You can either let it cure for 21 days or bake in the oven like your enamel paints. If you are baking it, I would let the paint dry a day or so before putting it in the oven. I found that this multi surface is a lot stronger than the enamel paints especially it you paint on metal. Thanks for watching.
You make it look so easy you are fantastic the best teacher ever I wish you would have had a teacher like you when I was younger such a beautiful painting in my daughter's getting better and better all the time Peggy . She enjoys going to your classes my mother was artistic she used to make artificial planters her Main thing she like to make the most was Ming trees and then get those little pieces of you know Bridges and little little figurines and make a story out of it people walking on the bridge .
Hi, I was wondering, are all acrylic paints considered multi surface? I have many acrylic paints in my arsenal, but never really thought about them being multi surface. Is there really a difference???
Crafting This All acrylic paints are not all multi surface paints. Only if it says it on the label. If they are old paints and are fine art acrylic paints, most likely they aren't. Multi surface paints are found at craft stores and it's a fairly new type of paint that several companies are coming out with. Being a decorative painter, having one paint that works on most all surfaces is a great product. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Aslamo alaikum where you have gone you are my first Art Teacher Please do more Waslam
Thank you for watching.
Thanks for a good video for beginners
Mam which paint you have used
Really enjoy watching you , however, I think perhaps it depends on your brush, you make painting flowers look so easy, thank you
hi i am baljinder today i saw your video its amazing...i wish i know the which type of paper you use to that paiting....
I use a sketch pad when I do demonstrations. You can always paint on a wrapped canvas which is one of my favorite surfaces. I also enjoy painting on glass.