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When I saw 'High Park' I had to take a look...and I was intrigued with how you manage plein air and landscapes (my subjects are portraits human and animal and florals at a desk). I've lived in several neighbourhoods in T.O. including H.P., and as a sailor, visited your sailboat video too...painting and T.O. felt like home!. Anyway, my recent visit to a family chalet in the Laurentians has me wanting to paint it - How to do landscape???!! Foilage???!!! I'll be checking our more of your videos.

I like this takeaway from your normal urban sketching. Could you do more of the nature simplified watercolor/ink studies? Thank you for your time and talent!

Awesome! High Park is such a peaceful place to sketch

Thank you for your videos and lessons. I started to watch your videos for a little while ago and loved your work. Thank you again from Canada.

Nice!

What sketchbook are you using? I love the size

Love this train painting. And I cannot believe you got those letters done so well w that big brush! Well done. You have command of your brush, that’s for sure. It’s nice to see you learning new things and analyzing as you go. I have painted for a long while and am still learning-there’s so much to keep seeking w watercolors. That is for sharing!

32:40 Is it the case that reality, as it were, appears differently than in a photo? Maybe the light was different and/or changing? I wonder... In any case, the sketch and washes--quite lovely. Thank you for taking us along on this journey 😊 Wishing you great and lasting health🌺

Lovely dealing of subtle tones great drafting skills thankyou for a very enjoyable walk through your skills and a lovely voice to listen to

Love love your watercolor painting. What highlighter white pen are you using? It works really well for highlighting. I use gouache white paint which is cumbersome to use. I like your pen. Would you please share what brand and what pen are you using. Thank you from Canada.

Very nice airy sketch. Captain Tom is my sketchy hero as well. As for waterproof inks for fountain pens I can recommend Platinum Carbon Black ink or deAtramentis Document inks. Both uses Tom as well, I like more the first one.

I'm no expert but I tend to like my trees when I barely put down an ink outline and build the leaves out of paint splotches or dots, rather than lines or swirls. Then I layer darker spots and lighter spits to make it feel more 3d. But I'm probably not the one to take advice from hahah

I have seen sone artists using a tripod with a piece of plywood attached so they can place their pad/sheet

There is a rig for overhead filming made by neewer being sold on Amazon that looks pretty good. I also have model railways and I often do how to video’ s but often the subject us out of frame🤣

This is a great sketch, thank you.

Cars are challenging. I have been sketching the. cora few years now and it doesn’t get easy. Wheels are particularly difficult but I like your comment about not producing a computer drawing. I probably make it difficult for myself trying to make them realistic looking when I don’t have those skills. Very frustrating Thanks for sharing your thought’s, I too am not that comfortable sketching in front of people.

A very lovely sketch, I like your style. Thank fo explaining your proces, why you do certain things. I'll watch more of your sketches. The music isnt necessary, especially as you're speaking. The odd moments of silence are ok, but i do prefer hearing the artist's voice, thanks.

Great video. I like your explanation and talking through each step. very helpful!

Wow! I love (yes, love) the mark-makings, the tones, the compositions--the vision! So beautiful❣

You might want to watch some Andy Evansen demos he’s an amazing landscape watercolorist

Thanks for sharing your process. Nice images! I struggle with getting that looseness when drawing and painting cars.

Great painting. What is the watercolor set you are using?😊 7:53

What watercolor set are you using in the video? 3:55

I really enjoyed watching you draw and paint this scene. It’s fresh, interesting and relaxed. Love it!

Longer for me. Thank you

What a great sketching trip!

Nice ❤❤❤❤

Subscribed! I love these videos. Post more!

As the owner of a "FUN" car I think I would have appreciated you doing a water colour of my car. Nice job.

Maybe put the video in real time when you get to a difficult part to paint.

Lovely. I am just starting out and have not done anything on location, but that is my ultimate goal. Just subscribed and am looking forward to more videos.

Love the car! What size Sakura Pigma Micron pens you use?

This is awesome. Cars are still so hard for me. And you painted it so tastefully.

I recently, this summer decided to join the plein air group at my Art Association and I have to say it is really fun and freeing. I bought a small WC sketch book and started on the last page,lol! It has really opened my art up to trying new things out with no real expectations but to just play and explore the medium.

Daniel Smith has some nice vintage greens, like fuschite genuine or amazonite genuine are 2 beautuful vintage looking greens. wish I could post a pic here.

looks great😮 AG , I gotta draw this

I am going to use the pen cap idea! Great video, good perspective and proportion, all the people are great! Keep up the good work!

“Struggling”. But you did it and it turned out beautifully.

Inspiring. I intend to take up plein air and see how I get on.

The thumbnail of this video had a nice 3d quality to it, and drew me in. Nice job on a complicated subject. Enjoyed the process.

Love the commentary and Timelapse. It would be great if you had what you are looking at inset on the screen. Love the picture.

very nice, love the water strokes and highlights, great tugboat, Annie would have been proud, ( tugboat Annie)

amazing 💪

I absolutely love your train! Can I ask you? I am doing an house portrait on a 14 x 12 and can only find a print shop with a 12 x 12 flat bed for printing, what do artist do if they want to make a good copy to share of their art work? do I make a picture to print? thank you in advance if you can help. 😊

love the choice of color, muted and beautiful detail on train, good job, thank you for doing this in real time, you are helping to encourage new artists like me😊

Do you have the link to the domestika course you took?

Really like the muted color choices and shadowy details, very nice

Does the watercolor technique have to wet the background paper every time before painting?

It's great to see the process for a "rainy day" sketch! You captured it well! Thanks so much.

Very enjoyable and instructive. I love painting outside too