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Always amazing advices from your videos dear! 🤍🤍

Thank you! I HATED doing studies of any kind, it was ANXIETY provoking and I felt sick. But slowly, I began to write or journal in my art journal and practice books. I loved the way the images and colors looked with my kind of sloppy writing next to it. Then I began to pay more attention to what I was trying to create and listed the tools, technique, media, measurements, time, what I loved and what I hated( AND WHY). It has made a world of difference. My friends now ask to see my journals, rather than finished pieces. They like the story and the experience of the image. I was so shocked. I have tried to stay the course and keep making notes. What a huge difference this has made in the way I see practice, discovery, and discipline. I can actually call myself an artist without apologizing or justifying. I am swatching color BEFORE I BEGIN TO PAINT!!! This ADHD old woman can learn and grow into an artist. We’ll see where this journey leads, but for the first time I am not as worried about the destination, as I am enjoying the experience along the way. Love you channel!

Always fascinated by your videos and so impressed with your knowledge, Anne! Stacey's painting brings me peace, and I love Cathy's dyed yarn. That sock is gorgeous! (Never could have imagined that that last statement is something I would have said today.😅) And your painting... scrumptious is the first word that comes to mind. Beyond gorgeous. ❤❤

That apple painting is so gorgeous. Anne you are such a blessing and so refreshing. Thank you for your work and helping us feel capable of doing this deeper investigation into our own work.

Ooh, I see you have a copy of the Taschen Book of Colour Concepts. I've been dying to get a copy but somehow life is slamming us and I don't seem to have a spare $300. Is it good? I'd love you to do a review video. I know it's kind of off topic for your channel, but it is about colour 😬😂.

Your videos always suprise me Anne. I find them so interesting and look forward to the next one. I think a book about your colour research with examples, history of the colour, etc. would make a fabulous book... when you have time ;-)

I enjoyed watching you get lost in leaves Anne! 😄Your paints look so rich and glossy!

Anne, cheering you on! :)

HI! Your time and effort are not "nominal" you can charge more! :) Keep up the good work. :)

i love watching your honest videos. good stuff. Have you considered making you workbook into a "zine". FYI - To get a physical zine, I'd pay $15 (including shipping). Something to think about. (bought you a coffee, because you inspire me) @TheresaMuthArtwork :-) Can't wait for more from you!

Love the workbook idea!! 😀

Congratulations and thank you for sharing all the income list 🙏🏾

I would love to see you make art Anne! I have noticed that a lot of people that started out with art channels on RUclips a few years back hardly make and show their art anymore. They tend to show you how much they are making by telling you how to make money by signing up to various schemes. Some people liken them to pyramid schemes but I don't know if that is the correct term for them. Currently my 'multiple' income streams are zilch! I need to crack on with my art making and get a website up and running so I can actually have some place to sell it from!

yaaaiii workbook sounds fantastic!! I love that idea too!!

Wonderful dear, a small victories!! 🏆🤍🤍

Congratulations Anne... I am so pleased for you. You've put a lot of time and effort into your content. Have you considered self publishing your workbook too? Whilst you were talking I was imagining it as a physical, spiral bound workbook.

Hi Anne! You’re killing it over there! I’m so glad it’s going well for you over there. Half way there in the watch hours!!! You deserve it and have worked hard to get here. I’m glad you spoke on buy me a coffee, I’ve seen it in fellow creators description and had no idea what it was about. Your video quality is pretty great already btw! However a new camera would be fun I’m sure. I signed up for Amazon affiliate and I either dont really know what I’m doing. I think I may back off. I did a headstand video and I wanted people to know how to buy the bench and also a book I liked. I also think I’ll back off that. I love the idea of making workbooks!

I appreciate your honesty and great ideas. I would like to see more of your artwork as you create it. Go Ann!

I'm curious about this monetisation thing. If you choose to not monetise your channel, does youtube still stick ads in your videos anyway and just not pay you for it? If you don't monetise, does youtube "punish" you by not showing your content to as many people, regardless of how many subscribers or views you have? The problem with affiliate links is that you have to get in bed with the likes of Amazon, and that definitely would give me the major icks. Again, no judgement on people who do, but personally I would only ever shop from Amazon as a very, very, very last resort.

Looking forward to buying your workbook! ❤

I generally like to work across a whole piece at once, like you mentioned, but sometimes it's really fun to work how you have in this piece. It's an approach that can work fine if you are trying to paint a pretty direct interpretation of your reference material. It's also easier to do if you are working in opaque layers. I work largely with transparent acrylic inks and it's all about layering up the colour and what shows through which layer. I've done some really complex work lately and I'm a bit burned out. Working like that is rewarding, but exhausting too. I often like to do paintings like the one you're doing here between those large complex works, just to play, have some fun and perhaps focus on one thing that I feel I need to improve on.

Very much looking forward to watching you paint more, you lefty, you! ❤ In answer to your question, I'm not really working on any streams of income right now that are art related. Hoping to get monetized on RUclips maybe within a year? So hard to set a time frame on that, as I simply don't know what could happen with my channel and when it might happen.😊

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Looking forward to the workbook!

if you're doing the multiple-income-streams-thing in your life, which ones are you working on right now? I'm so curious to know! 😀

Enjoyed your authentic answers and no sales stuff, the chart was very helpful thank you.

Yay 🎉 😊

Again thank you for being so honest and straight forward about some of these processes.

Great painting! I enjoyed seeing it being painted from right to left like that.

I absolutely love oil paintings; so rich! I think it's gorgeous and can't believe this is not a finished piece. I had to listen to the end again to make sure I heard you correctly that you're going to let it dry and do a second layer. 😂 In other news, I find it fascinating watching left-handed people do their thing!😊❤

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I like how you're laying a lot of cooler greens in, knowing the warmer greens can go on top as needed. You have the cools in the back established to cause the receding. However, I would choose o back off that wall in the photo and simulate a sky in its place? Even in the photo, the background wall is trashing the highlights on the leaves. More wall depicted or change the wall to gray? For some reason it feels confusing. But I get that your objective is showing how to build a leaf study. You could maybe also do a study on how to make turned edges look more real by placing tiny mid-tones on the outside of the hi-lights. It sure makes objects pop.

Anne!!! It’s beautiful. I love this specific technique type content. 🍎🍃

This is super encouraging! Thank you Anne❤

I just love your passion for color! I did a series of paintings once where all the colors were straight from the tube. I didn’t like mixing colors because it took away from the actual brush to canvas time. 😂

You had me at crab apple tree!

I love, love, love this!

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You always have such great advices my friend! 🤍🤍

Love your content. Thumbs down on the music for me.

I have been on the hunt for a nice Potter's Pink (watercolor) in tubes. I have it in a half pan, and the color is lovely lovely lovely, but the poor rewetting holds me back. That's the color I'll explore, and I will have to buy a (some) tube(s) for research purposes, of course.

I’m going to try mixing some versions of Lavender. My daughter asked for lavender socks. My mental image of lavender is a grayish light purple - not one of my favorites. So I am going in search of some lavender flowers to match. I will try mixing some other versions of lavender or light purple before dyeing yarn. Hoping I can capture her image of lavender with samples of my mixtures on paper towels. My dye colors don’t have interesting names, but who knows - maybe I can find some history on the source of dye pigments or lavender plants. Thank you again for a challenge that pushes me in a whole new direction 😂

Prussian Blue Diesbach 1706 Berlin, Was making a red out of cochineal dye, potash and blood when he got the formula wrong and accidentally created this distinct blue. Prussian blue is used in medicine as a sequestering agent for certain toxic metals. (environmental exposure) An adult male can ingest up to 10g of Prussian blue without serious harm. Peris a German pathologist first used it as a histopathology stain to detect iron in biopsy specimens, he named his stain Peris Prussian. Its precise compound identity is very complicated. It is extremely insoluble but also forms a colloid. It has been studied for electrochemical storage since 1978. But it looks like Cobalt has won out on that front. They are mining Cobalt like crazy for the new E car batts. The price of that blue should go through the roof soon. Being the far most used blue for my color mixes, this blue varies maybe more than any other color between paint companies. Some would say that is a bad thing. I rather think it is an excellent thing. They seem to have similar problems as Diesbach with their formulas. I'm excited every time I get a different Prussian blue. Funny that Hooker used it to make his special green. I've never used Hooker green in my life. Ive mixed many different greens using cad yellow, rose matter, prussian blue. substitute yellow ochre for cad yellow whenever. Naples can jump in there also when going light. and don't forget Burnt Sienna when going dark green. I see so many folks struggling with making the correct grays for their clouds. It is mostly because they are trying to use the wrong blue. Prussian blue can make more wonderful grays than any other blue. Stop reaching for that cobalt and ultramarine and play around with this color. You will be surprised!

Ooh, what a fun idea! I (like @SimoneWhippArtist) am behind in your Color Theory series but jumped in on this video. I’m excited to explore Manganese Violet (PV16) in watercolor. I saw a RUclipsr demonstrate its utility in mixes, particularly phthalos. I got a tube of Schmincke & will do some test mixes to see what it can do!