How to Break it down for a Successful Watercolour Painting

[@maryrichinick7287]

Tricky scene but you created a beautiful painting!

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thank you so much 😀

[@amexjam55]

Gorgeous painting. I'm from California, so I like it when you paint a California scene. 😊

[@RobertMeeArtist]

I hope more will share photos of California on the Facebook Group, I enjoyed painting this 😊

[@squeezinglimes]

The painting is great!

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks I appreciate it 😀

[@mikeparker3865]

great outcome Robert!

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks 😊

[@janinewilson8647]

Fast, very loose and fabulous Robert. You nailed the big palm tree. Never seen such a fast artist with his brush as you are and I agree too about D.Smith I like to pay the extra for just beautiful colours. Take care and thanks. 😊

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching, sometimes with watercolour you just need to get a move on! 😀

[@swimgoddess-r1u]

My goal is to paint fast like Robert because he knows what he's doing. I fiddle to much.

[@DianeMeadows-h9r]

Love DS paints also Mission Gold. This painting has turned out so good-- colours are lovely. Thank you for sharing.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks 😊

[@zbigniewgomski3754]

Kolejny Świetny widok.Może się uda taki pomalować.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Good luck 👍

[@swimgoddess-r1u]

Robert your painting so much nicer then that photo. Karel here I live in Florida and I'm not familiar with that type of palm tree. I liked how you fixed the tree seep with shadow I would have tried to wipe then add white . I always learn tricks watching your videos.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching and commenting. I really appreciate your feedback 😊

[@stephenking7128]

Love your style Robert, loose and free. You make it look easy. What is the large brush you were using, it holds a great point? Beautiful painting.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

The escoda ultimo size 14 holds lots of water and can retain a point. The smaller one is the escoda perla size 14.

[@gary7466]

Another great demo. Can you please mention the brushes you are using always. Thank you.

[@RobertMeeArtist]

Thanks for watching, I often have my thoughts a few brushstrokes ahead. I will try!