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ART is most definitely a verb! After all, it's the act of physically creating something, definitely an action word! So happy for a new video! I could watch you all day long! Also, what surface are you working on in this one? It looks like a piece of canvas...

Thanks again Brent! I agree with your interpretation of creating🤓💜

Thank you for sharing your paintings and your process through out. You're an inspiration🤓💜

🤩I Love this video so much! watching it for the 3rd time! More videos with these supplies??please🙏..I too often reach for my FC markers and neo2's 💜

I really appreciate that you always describe what you’re doing AND how you felt about it while doing it. It is teaching me how to think about how I’m feeling while I’m making art especially when I’m frustrated and need to put something down. Great kitty!!!

This is so inspiring!

Ahem! Art Garfunkel? :)

Your sketch/painting turned out fantastic. I enjoyed the video. I will watch Austin’s video next

Do you use a fixation on your finished art 🎨?😮

Great video!

Definitely an action word.

I really appreciate your approach to breaking down the process. Thanks.

Art becomes a passion which is an engine moving forward. I started years ago by drawing and painting trees. That was the correct point to start as often they are not easy. The skills grew. Now I include trees in most of my paintings.

Art is a passion, the engine moving people forward.

Make sure you check out the video Austin and I made together ruclips.net/video/FkwBRPE_7-A/видео.html

Have you tried Masonite as a substrate, with water soulable crayon dache?

Good idea, good result. I often carry a small notebook with me with a pencil at the end of a line. Then it is a snap to take it out of the pocket and start drawing the scenery or people walking

This is an excellent video and the choice to share this particular memory and painting was a fantastic one!

I watched your “sitting in the truck” painting first, stumbling onto your channel looking for something else, and I felt instantly like kin. Haha. My mother and I just picked up four neo ii crayons and three woody crayons to test and compare and check out. We have decided to order the 30 pack of neo I and break them all in half, putting half in an Altoids tin for her and the other in a separate one for me. The idea is that mine will stay in he car and hers will stay w her while I work. Then if we like them and use them enough, we will invest a little more in them. Both of your videos on these made me feel way more confident in this decision, as I was super worried I’d not know where to start w them. Your no-nonsense, roll with it attitude is so calming and encouraging. I hope you know you will make a difference for many of you keep up these little teaching sessions, dragging us along w you on your imperfect and real-life adventures. By the way, both of these have made me miss my Rockies badly, but I can live vicariously through you as I wait for my time to return to them! Thanks for sharing w us here.

You explain everything so clearly 😊 I’m excited to start this project for something I wanna use ❤

How special to have a portrait of your special kitty done by you, she turned out beautiful!

Cutting that watercolour block with your left hand so near the blade is so dangerous! One slip and you might lose at best your fingers, at worst your life. Always clamp items that are close to a blade, trust me on this I have been woodworking for well over sixty years and have seen accidents happen due to such carelessness. Always remember, the most important thing in a workshop area is yourself. Other than that a good video, thank you for taking the time and trouble to post.

Try that on Pastelmat! It holds many layers and the colours look more opaque

Nice use of contrasts, good work

It turned out good! For me, every painting starts out messy.....and it feels like that's when most people want to take a look! 🙂

Neocolor 2 always saves my "failed" paintings 😄 I adore them as a top layer, not so much as a base layer since they lift too easily. I love how you emphasized the subtle differences in color. I'm trying to get better at that, but I have a longstanding bad habit of precisely matching local colors, which ends up boring.

Patience and hard work is paying back with your talent. These are not easy by sketching

Really fine work. I also have a long early ugly stage that I learned get past to finish

I do this too when hiking in forests. I use pencil and charcoal. it is very relaxing. my favorites are 60 second snapshots of the surroundings

Good job, man

Your painting is wonderful! Your perseverance and patience were well worth it. I love the lamp and Joshua trees in the landscape. All of the paintings look so cheerful together at the Senior Center. Thank you for sharing this beautiful art and happy day. 🌞

A truly lovely experience to view! Thank you for the instruction and joy.

Love that landscape!

I was waiting for a new video! Thank you very very much! Nice painting! Greetings from Germany

Very interesting! “Having fun” is the best advice ever, when arting. 😉

I would love it hike and sketch

Helpful video! I'm thinking of taking my Inktense on my next vacation, instead of watercolor

Just found you. Love your style and approach! I'm just starting out on my journey of learning to draw and I really like watercolour pencils. Your videos are an inspiration

Beautiful drawing!

American Dipper is also called a Water Ouzle

Great channel!

Love the explanations as you go.

I’m glad you showed that you sprayed a protectant, and what you used. I use the same stuff. Lots to learn in this one. Thanks.

What a beautiful kitty!!! 😺💕 You did such an amazing job with all of your attention to detail. It really takes time, because they have those intricate fur patterns. Those pan pastels look like so much fun, because they remind me of a cosmetics palette! 🤣 Thank you for sharing your amazing techniques! 🌠

Do you have any tutorials?

That was a challenge but you did well and it was interesting to see how you handled the flames. Not an easy subject

The white Posca pen effect at the end worked well. 👍

Thanks for the idea of the posca brush pen! I will use that in the future!

Love how you talk through what you are doing.

Your "trial and error" always ends up so fantastic!