Thank you for this- all my life whenever I have gone into an art store I have been like a crow finding shinny things when I saw the watercolour section " oh,look at this, this is cool, ow wow" but had no idea how to use them, and was to intimadanted to try- these are great and Im having so much fun playing- thank you :)
My pleasure Suzy! I'm glad you found it useful! I too do the same thing in an art store - oh look! It must come home with meeeee!😂😂😂😂😂😂 TH-cam (my channel or a search) is a wonderful place to find out how to use specific supplies so it can take some of the fear out of playing around.
Love this! Thank you so much for doing this; it is extremely helpful. I will be anxiouslly awaiting your next video. Do you happen to have a discount code for either of the more affordable palettes??
Glad it was helpful! Unfortunately I don't have a discount code. I'm not an official spokesperson for either one - I just really like and use them. You may be able to sign up for the newsletters for either one on their websites which are listed in the description of the video. Sometimes they give discount codes in their newsletters.
@@PaintedWillowArt Dawn, have you ever used St. Petersburg White Nights?? I was just wondering how either of these affordable palettes might compare. I have a small set of Daniel Smith & a Horadam & I question what is wrong with me as I prefer the White Nights. Lol
@@ThereIsSoulInArt I haven't tried that specific brand, but I know others who have that really Iike those. Appears to be a bit less expensive than Daniel Smith paints. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you! Everyone has their own favs. That's part of why I always suggest people play with and try new supplies. There are TONS of paint brands out there. The ones I suggested just happen to be some of my favs. But certainly, if you have paints you like, keep using those. Just Iike there are tons of techniques, there are tons of paint options, and everyone will likely tell you a different fav.😂😂😂 Would love to hear what you like about the White Night paints. Others reading might find that info helpful as well.😁👍
Excelent tutorial, Dawn
Thank you for this- all my life whenever I have gone into an art store I have been like a crow finding shinny things when I saw the watercolour section " oh,look at this, this is cool, ow wow" but had no idea how to use them, and was to intimadanted to try- these are great and Im having so much fun playing- thank you :)
My pleasure Suzy! I'm glad you found it useful! I too do the same thing in an art store - oh look! It must come home with meeeee!😂😂😂😂😂😂 TH-cam (my channel or a search) is a wonderful place to find out how to use specific supplies so it can take some of the fear out of playing around.
This was SO helpful! Thanks for doing it! 💗
My pleasure! Thanks for watching!❤️
Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge & talent!
My pleasure Cindy! Hope it was helpful. Thanks for watching!❤
Love this! Thank you so much for doing this; it is extremely helpful. I will be anxiouslly awaiting your next video. Do you happen to have a discount code for either of the more affordable palettes??
Glad it was helpful! Unfortunately I don't have a discount code. I'm not an official spokesperson for either one - I just really like and use them. You may be able to sign up for the newsletters for either one on their websites which are listed in the description of the video. Sometimes they give discount codes in their newsletters.
@@PaintedWillowArt Dawn, have you ever used St. Petersburg White Nights?? I was just wondering how either of these affordable palettes might compare. I have a small set of Daniel Smith & a Horadam & I question what is wrong with me as I prefer the White Nights. Lol
@@ThereIsSoulInArt I haven't tried that specific brand, but I know others who have that really Iike those. Appears to be a bit less expensive than Daniel Smith paints. There is absolutely nothing wrong with you! Everyone has their own favs. That's part of why I always suggest people play with and try new supplies. There are TONS of paint brands out there. The ones I suggested just happen to be some of my favs. But certainly, if you have paints you like, keep using those. Just Iike there are tons of techniques, there are tons of paint options, and everyone will likely tell you a different fav.😂😂😂 Would love to hear what you like about the White Night paints. Others reading might find that info helpful as well.😁👍