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Darling I have to work on this! You are very talented and creative.

❤I loves the review, and the fact that most artists I know are left handed 😂!!

You say you did not find the text useful. For me, the text was vital in understanding the artist's planning and process. The text is one of self-critique and reflection. I was able to appreciate her work more fully even though I an a plein air artist.

Why do you use alcohol ink? I have them but I’ve been using water colour inks and acrylic ink..

Such excellent teaching!

Thank you!

Love your technique

These are lovely

Looks easy, thanks

I appreciated this video. Since I started doing art (30+ years ago) - I always feel like every piece of art has to be sellable. I am having a tough time changing my mindset towards having fun and experimentation. This video will help with that...thanks for sharing your process.

Thanks for showing so many techniques

Thanks for another interesting vid

That was so fun…. Glad you enjoyed it too… I have missed you too

Beautiful result for some lucky person….thanks have written loads of notes.

Absolutely love what you are making here… how or why did you decide on a green theme? When you say it’s a beautiful paper to write on .. what type of paper is it exactly….is it more than a craft coloured paper?

Terrific tutorial Marion. Very appropriate follow on. The visual stimulus was a wonderful idea. Watercolour is a magical medium, and there are so many exciting mark making techniques. Thank you for the reminder to practice.🎉

Great info

Love Jervis bay, I live in Shellharbour. Lovely lesson I don't practise mark making.

Great reminder Marion👌👍🌸

Many thanks for this great tutorial Marion. These are all important techniques. I think having a page set up that you could just doodle/mark make on when you sit down to paint or even if you have a few minutes spare time would be useful. Practice every day if possible is important.🎉❤

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Sorry for the lack of editing 😊

Hi thanks for the wonderful information. I’m in Australia too i’m just wondering what beautiful watercolours you have in your pallette 😅 do you have a favourite brand of watercolour paint is MAIMERI BLU it’s beautiful and it stays activated. is you pallet ceramic? It looks like it is. I’ve seen similar on Amazon Australia is that where you got yours from? Once again Thank you for the fantastic art Mark making practice tips happy painting. 🖌️🎨

Thank you very much Marion 🎉❤❤. Great tutorial. Such a pleasure to watch and listen to. So many ways to embellish prints. I am going to buy a gelli plate. I think I will love using one. Thank you for the inspiration. Cheers 😊

To think that this is the book that inspired Walt Disney. Incidentally, the illustrations remind me of the "Draw 50" book series by Lee J. Ames.

This was super interesting

Marion , thank you so much ! I hope you keep going with the gelli printing and Australian Natives😍😍😍

Hello again Marion. I'm back yet again to this wonderful tutorial. I am painting with my 14 year old Granddaughter tomorrow. However our painting surfaces are on tissue paper coated with gesso on our watercolour paper. 😊. Should be interesting and fun. Cheers, Judy

Sorry Marion. I missed this tutorial. Beautiful colours, and fun using ink and crayons. This will be lovely for card making. I love doing several at a time. Cheers 🎉

Hello Marion. Yes please i am asking to see the embellishment. You have given me so many things to want to try. This looks like great fun. I was a screen printer many years ago.🎉

Wow. That looked like lots of fun. It reminds me of my early days in teaching before photocopiers. We used to make gelli pads and stencil straight into their books.

Thanks Kelly Great advice! As a big Shirley fan this is a wonderful idea for learning & developing my style & using her books 🙂

These are beautiful

You are incredibly creative

Thank you again Marion. You have inspired me to work on several projects. ❤

so useful

Great tips Marion, thank you

Fab ideas in there, thanks

you make it look so easy

Love how you drew those lines so confidently

How magic. What a fabulous medium. I can't wait to use the jar l recently bought to convert a canvas so l can paint in watercolours. Thanks for your video. It really gave me food for thought.

Thank you again for such an interesting video.

Thank you so much as I do art as a therapy for childhood trauma. I love your doodles.

I just love your work and you’re a great teacher. I just love quinacridone pink, fuchsia or pink opera a lot more than red especially with purple. Your trick on laying a purple to prepare the shade area really is a great help for me and I’ll be trying that for sure.

Winsor Blue has pigment PB 15:3 which is Phthalo Blue Yellow Shade, Winsor Green has pigment PG7 which is Phthalo Green Blue Shade. No? Now they distinguish the shades in the name: Winsor Blue (Green Shade) - PB15:3, Winsor Blue (Red Shade) - PB15 Winsor Green (Blue Shade) - PB7, Winsor Green (Yellow Shade) - PG36 I prefer PB15:3 and PG36

I love this technique. I have been admiring your hand tattoo...I have several pieces of my own artwork tattooed on my arms and legs....but I have been wanting a hand tattoo....You have inspired me.

I love it.

Love your technique for the trees and how easy you made it. I've been working on my trees for several months and they have improved but I do like yours. Also I like the idea of keeping white in the tree. I also like the quote about "leave space for the birds to fly through."

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How beautiful Marion. A lovely technique. You are a wonderful teacher and I am glad you are coming back to watercolour. I hope you start to feel better soon. Big thumbs up 👍 🎉cheers, Judy.