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Absolutely, that would work well. Some DS Lunar Black in there could be great !!

Because not all trees are green. Also, different atmospheric conditions can cause certain wavelengths of light to be filtered out. And more importantly, it’s a painting, so it’s all about aesthetics

Thanks Annie, glad you liked it

I’ve learnt over the years to just relax and let the paper buckle. Same for the paint, allow it to move around. If you have trouble with the paper, you could try stretching it

@@ChrisStephenArt Thanks Chris, I opted for Canson paper, I was told to place in a bath of water and soak both sides then dry..!! I'll give it a try..Thanks for All!!💙💙😊😊

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I used a piece of Millford 140lb. It’s nice paper, quite soft.

@@ChrisStephenArt Is it hot or cold pressed paper? I've been religiously painting on cotton cold-pressed, and discovered by accident that l adore the soft, silky texture of smooth hot- pressed watercolour paper.

@Bearwithme560 It’s Millford paper, which has a cold press texture. I don’t often use hot pressed, but it would work well for this misty effect

@ChrisStephenArt Thanks. I forgot to add that you're on my short-list of painting tutorialists from whom l learn the most.

@Bearwithme560 That’s great, thanks very much

Thanks Lesley, glad you liked it

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I like ink a lot, you can get some really nice effects with it 😊

The dripping paint is all part of the fun !!

Great. Nice one John !!

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Great. Glad you liked the video the videos

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Les couleurs de ma palette comprennent : le bleu outremer, le bleu cobalt, le bleu céruléen, le cramoisi alizarine, le jaune de cadmium, la terre de Sienne brute, la terre de Sienne brûlée et le viridien. Je les aurais utilisés. Merci d'avoir regardé

@@ChrisStephenArt merci beaucoup

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Thanks, glad you liked the video. Great idea with the pipette

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Absolutely, it’s all about personal preference. I usually use tubes as I like the ability to make stronger washes. Until you’ve used both you’ll never know the difference 😊

I don’t really have a favourite brand, Ralph. I do have certain favourite colours from several different brands. A few of my favourites at the moment are, Lukas, W&N, Maimeri blu, Jackson’s own brand are also quite good. The Michael Harding watercolours are nice, but a little expensive.

@ChrisStephenArt thank you ...I have most of these.... can't seem to pick a favorite... it's ok I like to paint and make my own pallets....I love your paintings and need to get the courage to try ...where I am everything seems to dry fast..... looking forward to your next tutorial....

@ralphherrick596 It’s ok not to have a favourite brand, they all have good colours, just find which you prefer from all of them. I have a full tutorial on Friday, as usual.

My honest opinion is that the tubes are good quality, the pans were a little hard to reactivate and a little under pigmented. I would use both for finished paintings, as the lightfastness is listed as good. I already use several different brands so will probably integrate a few of them into my existing palette at some point.

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I pretty much always use tube paint, it’s far stronger in pigment and easier to get larger amounts of paint in the brush. As I mentioned in the video, pans are good for travel, but I would usually refill them with tube paint, just for practical reasons. Glad you liked the video

@ I must take a leap of faith and try the difference, thanks.

@ladygwarth Definitely do, it’s far better

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@ChrisStephenArt still watching lol,tc

Thanks Cynthia, much appreciated

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Of course you will. Just paint, every day !!

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@@sgv323 Thanks Sewall. You definitely need to relax and let the paint and water do their own thing, but that’s part of the fun. I used a piece of Millford paper

Thank you. I look forward to giving this a go.

@sgv323 Great, let me know how you get on

Yes, once the crying and the cursing begins, I’ll be sure to reach out. Just kidding. I’ll be leaning into the fun!

@sgv323 You’ll be fine, just go with whatever the watercolour gives you !!

@@blancaescobarrivas4856 Thank you !!

Thanks so much, glad you liked it. I used a large mop to wet the paper and sables for the painting

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