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Yeah, you are in for a treat! These tiny adorable treasures are so much fun, enjoy!

Enjoy the play in your sketchbooks, there is nothing like randomly mixing colors from your palette to see what magical delight appears!

You are too kind, thank you!

Thanks Teresa, I loved the way it turned out also!

It is Fabriano studio cold press watercolor paper, my favorite! Thanks for liking the composition, I wanted the leaf to feel like a tree giving the tiny fox a bit of comfort.

Yes, glad you are inspired to create your own transfer paper - it is a game changer!

Tracing is so fast then to painting YEAH! They are fun and if you don't have any muted colors, add buff titanium or a lavender to any color and what the magic happen.

@@kellyhoernig Oh thank you I will definitely be trying that.

I love that you see the Hawaiian influence as well. Their colors always feel like a day at the beach with native flowers in bloom!

Thank you so much and I think that little touch of olive green did the gilding!

Thank you so much and if you don't have any muted watercolors, use buff titanium, a pink or a lavender and mix with any of your palette colors to see the magic happen. Have fun playing!

Ahhh, thank you for your comments, that is so nice!

It is isn't it? My favorite kind to pick up and paint LOL Glad you saw the transformation from tattered to beautiful!

It is not a palette I would have put together but I'm so glad I splurged and bought them to create with. Thanks for watching!

Glad I could introduce Ocean Paper to you, they are beautiful watercolors! You can also create a palette of muted colors just by mixing with buff titanium, lavender or any other color with a touch of white in it. Have fun!

There is no free lesson, just a place to sign up for my free newsletter or a link to my Teachable course site. Thanks for watching!

Not the way I do them because I keep the first color tone in the whole horizontal row. Search my channel for a color chart and see the difference in the way I create them. Enjoy!

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching!

You are never wasting watercolors if you are using them! Welcome to In the Studio and I love that you are a fellow Hoosier YEAH!

Thank you so much! I have been doing art my entire life and it has taken many forms - acrylics, drawing, colored pencil, mixed media and now watercolor. Each medium teaches me something new which is why I am really excited to be on my watercolor journey now.

@@kellyhoernig it shows in every aspect of all your different mediums.

@@Usdukes thank you for that, I appreciate it!

Here's a tip for you. Follow the instructions then paint it again with colors you love to use. This will get you into the mindset of what you like and reflects your vision instead of the teachers.

@@kellyhoernig thank you.🙏

Sorry you lost your playlists but glad you found me again - welcome back, I have missed you!

I'm so glad and you are very welcome!

From left to right, french grey, buff titanium, coastal fog, pats coastal blue, apricot, getz grey, blue stone, periwinkle and mint julep. American Journey paints are made by DaVinci Paints but only available through Cheap Joe's.

Thank you ! 😊

You are too kind, thank you!

Thanks for watching and so glad you found it helpful and informative!

It's really hard to break habits but you can do it! Stop looking at the instructions and just paint with your own colors, you won't believe the difference in the finished piece.

I love the white mixed colors but I like to mix them with very transparent colors so you get the beauty of both worlds. As for the color charts, they are my relaxation and usually take a couple of days to complete but I love the result they give me.

You are welcome and yes to focusing on colors that you love and what they will do for you!

Thank you and glad you enjoyed it so much!

Ahhh, thank you so much Teresa for your wonderful comments of you becoming YOU!

You are in for a treat and a colorful feast, have fun and just enjoy the process!

You are welcome, hope it has inspired you to mix and match throughout your palette!

Thank you so much and welcome back to RUclips! My latest video is all about mixing and color palettes, you might enjoy it. Yes, the tubes pile up and then they just don't get used and that is why I always make a half pan as soon as I get them so they get into useability rotation LOL

I had never heard of that thank you for sharing! I also suffer from PAS but it is such a beautiful way to struggle LOL

@@kellyhoernig there are definitely worse things to be addicted to

​@@leinonibishop9480 yes there are, glad to know I'm not the only one.

Really good analogy, except paints are more like effects pedals (I think, I don't know much about guitars). Different pigments and even the same pigment formulated by different brands perform differently. Phthalo blue red shade may look very similar to ultramarine, but they have very different textures and tinting strengths. Without the right paints, there are some effects you just can't get, and there are some colors you just can't mix. As I understand it, most guitars have the same range of notes and can play the same songs even if they don't sound as good (not sure if number of strings affects that). However, you're 100% right about people thinking materials matter more than practice.

@@pendlera2959 the sound of a guitar is affected by everything from the type of pick or strings to the pedals, electric pickups installed, amp, the cord you use to plug into the amp, the wood the guitar is made of, etc. all can be included in the syndrome, and yes different brands of guitars sound different and different pedal brands also have unique construction that sound different even if it's the same type of pedal. the search for the perfect combination of all these things that will make you an amazing guitar player is quite time consuming and is usually done instead of practicing.

Yes! Glad you found it helpful and thanks for watching!

Welcome to In the Studio! I splash because I love texture but it also easily allows me to see different values within each square. Full strength and then variations of the color in lighter values. Hope that explains it.

@@kellyhoernig Thanks!!!

@@suitelady1749 you are welcome!

Ahh, thank you for such kind comments!

I do both but mostly trace them if they fit on my paper nicely. Thanks for watching!

It is a magical way to create and really great for design practice if you want to keep the story going on and on and on. Enjoy it and glad you were inspired YEAH!

Glad you enjoyed this video, thank you for watching!

Glad you enjoyed the comparison and found it helpful for your choice. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much and love that you found the process helpful YEAH!

@@kellyhoernig Definitely! Will give this a try. Looks like a perfect way to simplify a scene and make approaching a subject less overwhelming.

@@janecharbonneau1619 the crop tool is amazing with the simplification of the scene for sure, enjoy it!

You are very welcome and glad you enjoyed seeing the comparisons. I love the VanGogh watercolors and have many in my current palettes as regulars LOL Enjoy them!

Yeah, I'm so happy to hear that you were inspired by these little charmers!

Such huge watercolor tubes, right? Buy one and it will last a lifetime for sure at that size. Thanks for letting me know your favorite!

It truly is a magical palette of colors. Thanks for watching!

Thank you for watching and welcome to In the Studio! Hurry and sign up for my newsletter (the rooted chronicles) today, you can find it in the video description box because there is a 20% off coupon until September 2. Also, everything is included in Circle of Delight (drawings and loads of ideas to continue on once the course if finished. I think it will give you a lot of small tips, play and practice which is what every beginner needs.

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you!

These 3 colors mixed incredible fall tones, now I want to play with the others!

Thank you and I loved how they mixed with each other!