This painting really makes me think of you, it's natural, free, peaceful, and a real joy to see. No, don't blush, I'm not using soft talk to twist your arm into putting the kettle on for me. ... LOL I've lived life a little "out of the box" for about 30 years, where I look for positives in people, and compliment them on those good points. It's to easy to run people down with harsh criticism, and all too commonly done too. I know how much the bad talk drags me down, so I won't do it to anyone else. A time of feeling low has been bestowed upon me of late. Even though a very dear and precious friend has offered to buy tickets for my wife and I to visit the Van Gogh exhibition in London, we just can't get there. And much heavier on the heart, my dear lovely Mum is very close to passing. 3, maybe 4 days will see her move on. Not the best year really, what with Her Majesty going as well, it's a bit much. Back to the now, and your beautiful painting. I think it needed to be quite crowded to look natural. It's perfectly timed to fit in with the changing seasons. Due to a dry summer, a lot of these flowers near us are about finished for this year. But the grass in enjoying a revival after being parched for logs month, and is growing like mad. My old bag neighbour can't eat it fast enough to keep it a reasonable length... LOL. NOT TRUE, my ladies that live either side of us are really very sweet. Right, I'm going to look at Lois's video, then try and get some overdue kip. Be well sweet one. TTFN.
Another wonderful tutorial! I absolutely love the sound of the birds singing in the background...I kept wondering why I was hearing birds singing at 10pm while I was watching your video until I realized it was coming from my Telly LOL! Thank you for your video...Many blessings, Rus from across the pond in Pennsylvania ❤️ 🤓🎨🖌
Dear morgaine, such a wonderful plant with delicate little flowers. I have always thought that hedgerow plants and weeds actually have the most beautiful pretty flowers so often seen on country walks . Love the misty background, lovely colours and great brush strokes with the sword liner. I will try this scene with some salt sprinkled on it , think it will have great effect and finally a good spattering of white gouache 👍😍 to stop me over working it 😁 Well done morgaine
Thank you! I agree, I think some of the loveliest flowers I see are the so-called weeds I pass in the hedges! ❤ I think the salt could be a brilliant idea as well! 😍❤️
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Queen Anne’s Lace is my favorite. You have captured it beautifully.
Lovely! I like the loose delicacy of this paintingmn
Absolutely gorgeous! I love the softness of the background with the harder edges of the florals…..so cool! Thank you!
Thanks so much, glad you like it! 😊❤
Beautiful!❤
Just found you and subscribed,,,,,,binge watching your videos xxx
Very delicate, a beautiful watercolor!
This painting really makes me think of you, it's natural, free, peaceful, and a real joy to see. No, don't blush, I'm not using soft talk to twist your arm into putting the kettle on for me. ... LOL
I've lived life a little "out of the box" for about 30 years, where I look for positives in people, and compliment them on those good points. It's to easy to run people down with harsh criticism, and all too commonly done too. I know how much the bad talk drags me down, so I won't do it to anyone else.
A time of feeling low has been bestowed upon me of late. Even though a very dear and precious friend has offered to buy tickets for my wife and I to visit the Van Gogh exhibition in London, we just can't get there. And much heavier on the heart, my dear lovely Mum is very close to passing. 3, maybe 4 days will see her move on. Not the best year really, what with Her Majesty going as well, it's a bit much.
Back to the now, and your beautiful painting. I think it needed to be quite crowded to look natural. It's perfectly timed to fit in with the changing seasons. Due to a dry summer, a lot of these flowers near us are about finished for this year. But the grass in enjoying a revival after being parched for logs month, and is growing like mad. My old bag neighbour can't eat it fast enough to keep it a reasonable length... LOL. NOT TRUE, my ladies that live either side of us are really very sweet.
Right, I'm going to look at Lois's video, then try and get some overdue kip. Be well sweet one. TTFN.
Another wonderful tutorial! I absolutely love the sound of the birds singing in the background...I kept wondering why I was hearing birds singing at 10pm while I was watching your video until I realized it was coming from my Telly LOL! Thank you for your video...Many blessings, Rus from across the pond in Pennsylvania ❤️ 🤓🎨🖌
Thank you so much Rus! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial; and the birds!! 😁❤️
This is lovely! Queen anne's lace is one of my favourites!
Thank you very much! 😁❤
Very beautiful❤👍🌹
Thank you! 😁❤️
Dear morgaine, such a wonderful plant with delicate little flowers. I have always thought that hedgerow plants and weeds actually have the most beautiful pretty flowers so often seen on country walks . Love the misty background, lovely colours and great brush strokes with the sword liner. I will try this scene with some salt sprinkled on it , think it will have great effect and finally a good spattering of white gouache 👍😍 to stop me over working it 😁 Well done morgaine
Thank you! I agree, I think some of the loveliest flowers I see are the so-called weeds I pass in the hedges! ❤ I think the salt could be a brilliant idea as well! 😍❤️
So dreamy yet realistic! My ah-ha takeaway from this tutorial is to leave light between the groups. NOW it makes sense. Thank you! 💙🌵💙🌵
Always good to have one of those ah-ha moments!! 😁❤
So pretty! I love this!
Thank you! ❤❤
Love this so much, really pretty 🤍🤍🤍💐
The apple never falls far from the tree....
Thank you!! ❤❤