It was magical watching you put in the final details! The overall look of the painting is soft and muted but those details are crisp and clear. Magic! Thank you for another gorgeous painting, and tutorial.
Thank-you for this video, lovely Rae 😍 👌 👍 I've had COVID this week and I was feeling pretty miserable until I saw this gorgeous video- thank-you for helping me so much 🎉❤💖🤗✨️🐝
My word, that is splendid Rae. You are on a roll 🌷🌷 thank you for this beautiful tutorial, I can’t wait to clear up some time to attempt this beauty ❤️
I love your work and wanted to support it so I bought your brushes. Do I need more brushes? No, not at all. But I’ve come to trust you in matters of art. So I figured I’d probably really enjoy your brush set. Thank you 😊
Oh I’m so pleased. Sure. Use sap green for the green. You can darken that with Paynes grey or indigo, and if you have got Winsor blue green shade you could mix that in to give it the vibrancy. For petal colours you could use a watered down version of permanent rose with a tiny bit of any brown colour that you have but lots of water. Hope this helps x
Hi Rae - Could you please give alternative colours Windsor Newton in your description section then one can get colours together before following your painting tutorial ? Thanks
Hi. I can’t put them in the description but I can tell you here… for dragonfly use Winsor blue green shade. Wildberry use perm rose with a bit of Perylene violet. For the soft peach where I used a diluted form of prickly pear, you could use something like buff titanium with a bit of pery violet, and you could mix sap with Winsor blue green shade as mentioned earlier. Many of these colours will need to be mixed with a lot of water to give them the subtle colour that I’ve used. Hope this helps.
Did you You can slow the video down quite easily. There’s a toggle switch underneath. You can adjust by slowing down to half speed etc. It’s how I talk. Sorry. I’m neurodivergent and tend to talk quickly
Beautiful with so much detail it looks real! ❤
Thank you Connie x
I love doing the pale soft colors. What a beautiful Rose!
Thank you Linda x
Absolutely the best way to start the morning. With you and your painting. Thank you!
Aw thank you Beth. Have a lovely day x
Thank you Rae, it's a subtle beautiful rose. I am grateful for being able to learn with you.
You are so welcome
It was magical watching you put in the final details! The overall look of the painting is soft and muted but those details are crisp and clear. Magic! Thank you for another gorgeous painting, and tutorial.
Aw thank you John xx
I love how delicate and gentle this is! Thank you Rae! ❤
Thank you very much Adele xx
Wonderful, really loved that. Thanks Rae.
Thank you. My absolute pleasure x
Love the brushes
Thank you x
Thank-you for this video, lovely Rae 😍 👌 👍 I've had COVID this week and I was feeling pretty miserable until I saw this gorgeous video- thank-you for helping me so much 🎉❤💖🤗✨️🐝
Oh no! That’s horrible. Get well soon Dr Bee xx
I think all water color is magical
I agree
Adorable & so delicate Rae...can't wait to start on this one! Thank you 🍃🌸🍃
Aw thank you Terry xx
Thank you "Rae of sunshine", i'm a W&N gal but i noticed how little it took for you to "wake " that paint to start painting i like that.
Thank you. Oh they are delightful paints for sure x
My word, that is splendid Rae. You are on a roll 🌷🌷 thank you for this beautiful tutorial, I can’t wait to clear up some time to attempt this beauty ❤️
Aw thank you x
Lovely
Thank you x
I love your work and wanted to support it so I bought your brushes. Do I need more brushes? No, not at all. But I’ve come to trust you in matters of art. So I figured I’d probably really enjoy your brush set. Thank you 😊
Thank you. That’s very sweet of you and means a lot. I created these brushes so carefully and I’m very proud of them x
Loving your new brushes they arrived last week please could you recommend winsor and newton colours ?
Oh I’m so pleased. Sure. Use sap green for the green. You can darken that with Paynes grey or indigo, and if you have got Winsor blue green shade you could mix that in to give it the vibrancy. For petal colours you could use a watered down version of permanent rose with a tiny bit of any brown colour that you have but lots of water. Hope this helps x
Hi Rae - Could you please give alternative colours Windsor Newton in your description section then one can get colours together before following your painting tutorial ? Thanks
Hi. I can’t put them in the description but I can tell you here… for dragonfly use Winsor blue green shade. Wildberry use perm rose with a bit of Perylene violet. For the soft peach where I used a diluted form of prickly pear, you could use something like buff titanium with a bit of pery violet, and you could mix sap with Winsor blue green shade as mentioned earlier. Many of these colours will need to be mixed with a lot of water to give them the subtle colour that I’ve used.
Hope this helps.
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For me as a beginner, it was very fast and I could not keep up which is quite sad
Did you You can slow the video down quite easily. There’s a toggle switch underneath. You can adjust by slowing down to half speed etc. It’s how I talk. Sorry. I’m neurodivergent and tend to talk quickly
@@helencampbell thank you very much for the info. I will maje use of it
@@TheVal1963 wonderful. Have fun
I always pause the video until I catch up. I like to watch Rae, the back up, pause, paint, repeat.
@beckyhumphrey7464 thanks Becky x