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This is so interesting to watch, thank you so much for sharing this process. You make it look easy but I know it is not. The way you form petals from nowhere with your negative painting is inspiring. Beautiful.

How did you create order out of that chaos? 💚💙💜

Beautiful

This is stunning!!!

Thankyou Amanda I learned a lot and enjoyed watching your techniques 👍

I love it. Best intuitive watercolor I’ve seen. It’s amazing how shapes and images emerge. May I ask what brush and paints you are using ?

Loved it but can't understand the snow when there are leaves on the trees.

you are convincing me to try this!

I had a hard time believing in this one--but I hung in there. Really interesting. I'm going to give this a go.

Deffinatly going to try this. I not good at fine work. Love it!

Lovely!

Magical how the full painting emerges..❤

That is truly lovely. So three dimensional

Thank you for the inspiration!

Fabulous - thank you for sharing. You make it look so easy!

Great tut! Your style is amazing! TY😊

stunning

The process and the colours are just stunning 🥰🌲❣️ With all my favourite colours in it ❤

So beautiful 🌲❣️

Hi Amanda, when applying the collage do you apply the glue to the collage and then stick it down or do you apply to the paper. Just worried that if I apply to the paper and it’s not completely covered by the collage the glue will act as resist?

I just had to watch this again ❤ such a beautiful painting 👌

Same procedure with cold pressed paper?

So beautiful! So inspiring! Such talent!

Hi there, just saw your channel, I like your style. I did subscribe. Looking forward to see your videos. Thank you!

Delightful! ❤

Does the paper not get ‘overworked’ ?

Absolutely beautiful

is that white you are using for the shading or just water ? beautiful

Hello from New Jersey USA. I just discovered (*and subscribed to*) your channel and love your artistic style! hope to see more. ThankYou for your inspiration.

Quite refreshing to just watch, no talking, no music. Thank you

Just found you today! This was a great demonstration. I wondered what kind of pencil you are using to make the dark marks? I love your finished piece.

Wow, so skillful. I love this and am excited to try something using these techniques. thank you

Amanda, would you mind listing materials, or at least paint colors used (possibly brand too)? This helps me as viewer to focus on your process rather than rush to make notes. Thanks very much. Your paintings are interestingly both loose and defined, in a nice balance.

I’ve just discovered your channel, and I love your work! You are creative and talented, fun to watch and learn from!

This is a such a lovely technique… thank you for sharing… beautiful!

Gorgeous piece and so well done… thank you for sharing it with the world…❤

Lovely

What a beautiful painting Amanda 😍 loved watching you create it x

Is the gesso and tissue pape necessary?

I am also having a problem hearing what you are saying. I also subscribed and each time I go to a different video of yours, it does not indicate that I am subscribed. Thought you might want to investigate. Would you mind clarifying what items you are starting this painting with. I understood after replaying a couple of times that you said wax. What kind of wax are you mentioning, please? Just like a white crayon? Always enjoy your results and the steps to get there! Thank you for the videos!

I really love your style of painting, what did you put in the middle of the flowers? Did you stick the collage down with gesso. Thanks look forward to more video’s.

Love this ! How did you get the faded white-ish lines in the background? It’s a beautiful effect!

Wow such a great outcome!!!❤

Good playtime!

Thank you for sharing...really enjoyed your process 👏👏

Sound too low!

Thank you for this very helpful video

This is just lovely! Thank you!

Can't believe that using just two methods: splatter and negative painting, that you managed to achieve sooo much depth in both the tree canopy and the trunks themselves. Really lovely painting. Can I ask you a question? I'm predominantly a portrait artist (watercolour) but have dabbled in other subjects, mainly botanical and fauna. Anyway, with all of these subjects, I work with a photo or an image of some sort. Do you do these paintings straight from your head or do you also take your prompts from something more "concrete"? I'd love to know. If I don't take a photo or use an image, I'm hopeless. I always need to paint from sight, not from my head. Anyway, thanks for another fab tutorial. Love watching how other people paint!

That's a skill and what a beautiful painting too thanks 😊💖