Hello Pat! I'm a long time viewer and subscriber but this is the first time leaving a comment...I've been a professional Artist since the 70s and have always been passionate about creating abstract figures! I originally started working in Acrylics for many years but have fallen in love with Watercolours the past few years...I just want to tell you just how much you have inspired me and my work! Your intuitive abstract work is absolutely wonderful!! And you are such a fantastic teacher! I find so much joy in watching your videos...unfortunately I am also disabled and have a difficult time with mobility and leaving the house during the Summer heat ...So Art has become my solace and therapy in so many ways! Having yourself and a group of other Artist to follow each week online has been so helpful! So thank you Pat for all that you do! You have helped me and so many others I'm certain in more ways than you realize! God bless...Rus from Bucks County Pennsylvania ❤️🖌🎨🤓😢
Hello Rus, Thanks for your kind words. It is uplifting and encouraging to hear how my videos are helping you. It is my mission to inspire others so thank you for sharing!
I absolutely love your work! I just found you, and I’m so glad I did. I’ve been teaching myself watercolor. I started in acrylic, and never really got comfortable in it. I think the watercolor has helped with that. Im one of those artists that always thought that I was a failure if it didn’t look “real”. Your style gives me a new energy that I’m hoping to finally find a style.. when I started with watercolor, I was always finding things in my work, like dogs, bugs, trees, etc. I am really looking forward to trying your style. Can you help me in creating the flashes of color, as in the paint that you are carving the figures by making negative spaces? Im working in watercolor, so saving bits and pieces of color would be difficult to create. Would it be a matter of placing patches of color with texture, etc. I don’t want it to look like I’m planning something.. I don’t know if that makes any sense😊 sorry for the novella!
Hi Rus.. just reading your post as a fellow artist (not professional by any means) and I'm wondering if you have MS (like myself) as you mentioned how the heat affects you. I think you're amazing to do your work from a wheelchair. I have learnt to paint with my left hand as my dominant right side has become weak. I hope you are well as can be. XxRochelle
hello Pat I am an81 year old who only found art some3 years ago I am in Australia so you can imagine how jealous I am of all those people who are able to go to your workshops I am delighted with your videos Can't say I am going to be a very good artist but my goodness I am going to try I find your videos very easy to follow Sometimes I argue with you because I think you are changing some wonderful art but in the end I agree that you were right Thank you
Seeing your process made me understand that it’s okay to keep working till you make it how you want. I have a tendency to set it aside and it’s just not finished. Thanks.
Sometimes setting it aside for a while can be helpful to see that it could be improved. It is also easy to go past the finish line so I tend to let things simmer at the end and hang it in a viewing area.
I belong to a painting group. I saw my fella classmates throwing away the leftover paints into bin at the end of the lesson. As for me I use the leftover to prime a new canvas. You taught me an interesting way to make good use of leftovers. Thank you!
Hello Pat, my name is Chris and I am from Australia. This is my first time watching you video and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Cheers Chris
Hi! I just found you! Thank you for sharing your gift! I never do figures but! I am a mixed media/ collage artist and I just might try to create some figures! Thanks again for the inspiration!!!
I’m 85 and only painting for three or four years. I’ve tried severe methods and am now trying to learn abstract. Your method has me intrigued and I hope I can follow you.
I love your process painting. I kept changing colors on my work and somehow thought that wasn’t a good way to paint. Now I see it’s a great way to paint! Thank You!
I start by cleaning my brush out or easing up almost empty tubes of paint. This video will give you an idea. ruclips.net/video/3wEGRFafuWI/видео.htmlsi=60Qjw4zm786Is5yl
Hi Patt. I'm a self taught artist. It was the COVID lockdown that got me sketching and painting as I was literally locked in for 3 months! I didn't have any confidence as I could barely draw a straight line. However, I learnt that perseverance pays :)) I chanced upon your tutorial and I can't tell you how my mindset has changed by just watching this tutorial. Thank you. You are inspirational. Thank you from India.
I just found you today on RUclips. I’m so happy I did. I would love to try intuitive figure painting. I will watch more of your videos first. Thank you for sharing your art and your explanations!
Just found you and I love love love this approach. It really loosened me up when I changed direction and created this way. It's such an experience watching it evolve and letting go of so much control. I feel like each piece is a dance. I really like your style. I am inspired by Robert Burridge for the same reasons. Lights my passion right up. That teal is gorgeous. Their cobalt teal is one of my favourites, the other one I love as much is quinacridone nickel azo gold. So sad its discontinued.
Thanks so much. I actually use the teal rather than Cobalt Teal as it is much more cost effective and FYO Golden has a replacement called Azo Gold. There are also formulas to make your own similar colour to Nickel Azo Gold.
@@pattscrivenerartistI agree and use those same colours for same reason. The ones I mentioned are still favourites, but definitely pricey. I don't use them as much when I am working in layers because a lot will just get covered up in my process. I am enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed your process and changes. Goes to show you nothing is written in stone. It's okay to make changes until you can tell the story you want to tell.
Hello I do believe this is the first video of your that I’ve watched. Absolutely love the idea and your finished pain. Your instruction is wonderful and inspiring. I have a sheet of watercolor that I used for testing colors and resting stencils on. I was going to just cut it up for collage or maybe die cuts. But now I think I’ll try your process. Thank you for sharing your talent with us
I LOVE it! Just what I was looking for in inspiration. I tend to stay “real “and really want to develop my intuitive side. And the color, wow, I love it when artist use lots of bold colors.
WOW PATT YOU JUST INSPIRED ME TO CREATE SOMETHING SIMILAR WITH TEXURE SO MUCH FUN CAUSE AT THE SAME TIME YOURE JUST GOING ALONG WITH THE PROCESS THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WORK 🎉
Hi, I am learning from you about "process painting" I did not know there was such a thing. I began teaching myself watercolours in 2021. I started out in live as a child oil painter, at age of 12 I won The best child Oil Painter, that my teacher had entered my work, did not tell me. One prize was a full course at the Chicago Art Museum, which my father enabled, taking me to Chicago. All to say I love watercolors, wanting to achieve a understanding of the rivers-of colors. I from beginning would wait, correct what did not work, erasing, changing, and realized classic painters would not change things, completely a work start to finish. Glad to find you doing what intuitively I developed. I will find your courses, I need-some guidance. thanks
Hiya Patt....my first time here from Albany, Western Australia and will be subscribing. I love your process and the way you improvise. No real destination in mind and enjoying the journey. I have quite a few substrates with backgrounds on them that sitting around because ive reached that 'now what' stage. so guess what Im going to have a go at?? I am also interested in the negative painting effect...bringing in the importance of negative space. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🌻🪄
Amazing how I found your vid today after working on three paintings in a similar way.. I love people in highly textured collages backgrounds… I really loved this one of yours at about the time you were blocking in … without painting every part of the background.. I find sometimes leaving more for the viewer to fill in with their mind much more interesting… sometimes it is about what to leave out that really creates a mystery. Thanks for sharing ❤
I have a strong memory of drawing intuitive figures as a child and them being really colourful. They were not well received by anyone around me and so that was that! What a joy to discover your channel and hopefully rediscover that spark some forty years on ❤
Hi Pat, just wanted to say hi and let you know that i really find you a great teacher, i always learn something new from you to use in my work or think about as i go. Hope alls well!
Good Day from FL; Its my first view of your intriguing work! I have been thinking about intuitively adding figures to my work…Is this Acrylic on Canvas? Thank you Patt…
Hello from Duncan, I just found you! I love your work, I’m a retired hobby painter I do enjoy creating but I bore easily so I really don’t have a particular style.
I' m loving your videos. They have been quite inspiring. You did mention an app for trying out ideas but I didnt quite catch the name. Can you tell me what it is?
I loved watching this and hearing you describe your thinking within the process. How long did this painting take and did you let some of these areas of paint dry completely within that time? It’s hard to tell from a compressed video. I have an issue with my acrylic paint drying on the palette and not applying as buttery as your does in this demonstration. What is your secret to accomplishing this buttery consistency. BTW, I love this painting. I just found your videos and I’m thinking you are one of my fav artist! I wish I had your talent! 😍
I did this painting as a workshop demonstration on intuitive figures so it was painted over a couple of days. It would have have been drying between layers. I keep my paints in a stay wet palette with blue shop towels as the base rather than the sponge and use white waxed freezer paper on top of it and for mixing. You can also add a small amount of acrylic retarder to slow down drying. I seldom use it myself.
This is going to sound strange…I absolutely love abstract art (water color, acrylic, gelli plates, and collage) and the barrier I am having is not ever wanting to paint over or cover anything. I can’t make sense of it. Right now I’m working on making a couple of similar pieces and if I feel like I totally ruined the original (and I always feel that way😅) I have another to original admire.
It can be hard to paint over precious parts and end up with a lot of unfinished or unresolved paintings. Nothing is ever wrecked, it just has more paint on it. Keep moving forward! If you need some coaching hit me up.
I keep my palette simple with 3 primaries and a couple of bonus colours. You could try - ultramarine or cobalt blue, a primary yellow, cadmium or pyrrole red and then add a couple of colours like teal and cadmium orange.
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Hello Pat! I'm a long time viewer and subscriber but this is the first time leaving a comment...I've been a professional Artist since the 70s and have always been passionate about creating abstract figures! I originally started working in Acrylics for many years but have fallen in love with Watercolours the past few years...I just want to tell you just how much you have inspired me and my work! Your intuitive abstract work is absolutely wonderful!! And you are such a fantastic teacher! I find so much joy in watching your videos...unfortunately I am also disabled and have a difficult time with mobility and leaving the house during the Summer heat ...So Art has become my solace and therapy in so many ways! Having yourself and a group of other Artist to follow each week online has been so helpful! So thank you Pat for all that you do! You have helped me and so many others I'm certain in more ways than you realize! God bless...Rus from Bucks County Pennsylvania ❤️🖌🎨🤓😢
Hello Rus, Thanks for your kind words. It is uplifting and encouraging to hear how my videos are helping you. It is my mission to inspire others so thank you for sharing!
I absolutely love your work! I just found you, and I’m so glad I did. I’ve been teaching myself watercolor. I started in acrylic, and never really got comfortable in it. I think the watercolor has helped with that. Im one of those artists that always thought that I was a failure if it didn’t look “real”. Your style gives me a new energy that I’m hoping to finally find a style.. when I started with watercolor, I was always finding things in my work, like dogs, bugs, trees, etc. I am really looking forward to trying your style. Can you help me in creating the flashes of color, as in the paint that you are carving the figures by making negative spaces? Im working in watercolor, so saving bits and pieces of color would be difficult to create. Would it be a matter of placing patches of color with texture, etc. I don’t want it to look like I’m planning something.. I don’t know if that makes any sense😊 sorry for the novella!
Have you thought about using gouache as it is opaque?@cathyrae8323
Hi Rus.. just reading your post as a fellow artist (not professional by any means) and I'm wondering if you have MS (like myself) as you mentioned how the heat affects you. I think you're amazing to do your work from a wheelchair.
I have learnt to paint with my left hand as my dominant right side has become weak.
I hope you are well as can be. XxRochelle
hello Pat I am an81 year old who only found art some3 years ago I am in Australia so you can imagine how jealous I am of all those people who are able to go to your workshops I am delighted with your videos Can't say I am going to be a very good artist but my goodness I am going to try I find your videos very easy to follow Sometimes I argue with you because I think you are changing some wonderful art but in the end I agree that you were right Thank you
Nice to hear from you Lorraine! I am delighted you have been enjoying my videos and find them inspiring! 😊🙏
That was fun to watch and listen to you describe your process.
Thanks for watching -glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful, I especially like the state of the picture at four minutes，thank you for showing
Thank you.
Seeing your process made me understand that it’s okay to keep working till you make it how you want. I have a tendency to set it aside and it’s just not finished. Thanks.
Sometimes setting it aside for a while can be helpful to see that it could be improved. It is also easy to go past the finish line so I tend to let things simmer at the end and hang it in a viewing area.
I belong to a painting group. I saw my fella classmates throwing away the leftover paints into bin at the end of the lesson. As for me I use the leftover to prime a new canvas. You taught me an interesting way to make good use of leftovers. Thank you!
That is awesome!
HELLO FROM MIAMI FL. AGAIN WANTED TO ALSO MENTION THAT YOURE ARE GREAT 😊
Hey, thanks!
Hello Pat, my name is Chris and I am from Australia. This is my first time watching you video and have thoroughly enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Cheers Chris
Thanks for watching Chris!
Hi! I just found you! Thank you for sharing your gift! I never do figures but! I am a mixed media/ collage artist and I just might try to create some figures! Thanks again for the inspiration!!!
You are so welcome! You can apply the techniques to any subject matter.
Love your work. So lively and colorful. Best to you.
Thank you so much!
Koja je to boja...i podloga. ..😊❤
It is painted on canvas is that what you mean by foundation? I am not sure what you are referring to regarding the colour.
Beautiful ! Love watching your process and listening to the reasoning behind it . Thank you Patt ! Kind regards - Judi - Australia 😄
Glad you found it helpful Judi!
I am happy to have found your channel.
Welcome!
Thank you! Just discovered you and can’t wait to view more videos and learn. Love your style, and those colors!
Yay! Thank you!
So glad I found you. Excellent teaching video! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
This such a wonderfilled 22 minutes! Thank you for sharing your process it really helped me to see new possibilities in my own painting approach.
I am so happy to hear that! Thanks 😀
Wow! 😮😮😮
Thank you so much!
I’m 85 and only painting for three or four years. I’ve tried severe methods and am now trying to learn abstract. Your method has me intrigued and I hope I can follow you.
This is so wonderful! Just what I needed to learn. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I love your process painting. I kept changing colors on my work and somehow thought that wasn’t a good way to paint. Now I see it’s a great way to paint! Thank You!
A great discovery!
Wonderful!!! I wish to see your way of painting before you started outlying your figures if possible . Thank you 😊
I start by cleaning my brush out or easing up almost empty tubes of paint. This video will give you an idea. ruclips.net/video/3wEGRFafuWI/видео.htmlsi=60Qjw4zm786Is5yl
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Thanks! Cheers!
I absolutely love watching you paint.!! I am going to try this Thank you soooo much 🌹
Have fun!
What a joy for to open up a world I didn't know existed.jeff
Glad it inspired you!
Thank you for the inspiring demo👍👌😀
My pleasure! I am glad to hear it was inspiring!
Wow. This is awesome. I love it and such a great idea.
Thanks so much!
Hi Patt. I'm a self taught artist. It was the COVID lockdown that got me sketching and painting as I was literally locked in for 3 months! I didn't have any confidence as I could barely draw a straight line. However, I learnt that perseverance pays :)) I chanced upon your tutorial and I can't tell you how my mindset has changed by just watching this tutorial. Thank you. You are inspirational. Thank you from India.
Thanks so much! I am glad you found it so helpful.
I just found you today on RUclips. I’m so happy I did. I would love to try intuitive figure painting. I will watch more of your videos first. Thank you for sharing your art and your explanations!
You are so welcome! Let me know how it goes!
Just found you and I love love love this approach. It really loosened me up when I changed direction and created this way. It's such an experience watching it evolve and letting go of so much control. I feel like each piece is a dance. I really like your style. I am inspired by Robert Burridge for the same reasons. Lights my passion right up. That teal is gorgeous. Their cobalt teal is one of my favourites, the other one I love as much is quinacridone nickel azo gold. So sad its discontinued.
Thanks so much. I actually use the teal rather than Cobalt Teal as it is much more cost effective and FYO Golden has a replacement called Azo Gold. There are also formulas to make your own similar colour to Nickel Azo Gold.
@@pattscrivenerartistI agree and use those same colours for same reason. The ones I mentioned are still favourites, but definitely pricey. I don't use them as much when I am working in layers because a lot will just get covered up in my process. I am enjoying your videos. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Pat, I enjoy watching you and have learned a lot in your class. Very inspirational!❤Thank you.
You are so welcome! Glad you found it useful.
I enjoyed your process and changes. Goes to show you nothing is written in stone. It's okay to make changes until you can tell the story you want to tell.
Thanks for watching. It is easy to quit too soon!
Oh Ill be giving this a go!!!😊😊😊
Great! Have fun🤩
Hello
I do believe this is the first video of your that I’ve watched. Absolutely love the idea and your finished pain. Your instruction is wonderful and inspiring. I have a sheet of watercolor that I used for testing colors and resting stencils on. I was going to just cut it up for collage or maybe die cuts. But now I think I’ll try your process.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us
That sounds like a great idea. You may want to gesso it first.
Your channel was a lovely discovery a few weeks ago. Subscribed immediately. Thank you for your inspiration.
Awesome! Thank you!
Beautiful awesome work💟💖💟💗💛❤❤💞💖💛❤💛👏💞💖💞❤💕💞❤💜👏💞❤💞💞
Many many thanks!🥰
Thanks so much for a great demo 😊
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much. So beautiful job and ive learned a lot!
Glad it was helpful!
What a discover!!!😀
Thanks!
I LOVE it! Just what I was looking for in inspiration. I tend to stay “real “and really want to develop my intuitive side. And the color, wow, I love it when artist use lots of bold colors.
Thank you. I encourage you to tap into your intuitive side! It is so much fun!
WOW PATT YOU JUST INSPIRED ME TO CREATE SOMETHING SIMILAR WITH TEXURE SO MUCH FUN CAUSE AT THE SAME TIME YOURE JUST GOING ALONG WITH THE PROCESS THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR WORK 🎉
Have fun!
Love it.💥
Thanks 😊
Hi, I am learning from you about "process painting" I did not know there was such a thing. I began teaching myself watercolours in 2021. I started out in live as a child oil painter, at age of 12 I won The best child Oil Painter, that my teacher had entered my work, did not tell me. One prize was a full course at the Chicago Art Museum, which my father enabled, taking me to Chicago. All to say I love watercolors, wanting to achieve a understanding of the rivers-of colors. I from beginning would wait, correct what did not work, erasing, changing, and realized classic painters would not change things, completely a work start to finish. Glad to find you doing what intuitively I developed. I will find your courses, I need-some guidance. thanks
Thanks for watching Nancy-I look forward to having you join a course!
I absolutely love this!
Thanks so much!
Hiya Patt....my first time here from Albany, Western Australia and will be subscribing. I love your process and the way you improvise. No real destination in mind and enjoying the journey. I have quite a few substrates with backgrounds on them that sitting around because ive reached that 'now what' stage. so guess what Im going to have a go at?? I am also interested in the negative painting effect...bringing in the importance of negative space. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🙏🌻🪄
Awesome! Thank you!
Amazing how I found your vid today after working on three paintings in a similar way.. I love people in highly textured collages backgrounds… I really loved this one of yours at about the time you were blocking in … without painting every part of the background.. I find sometimes leaving more for the viewer to fill in with their mind much more interesting… sometimes it is about what to leave out that really creates a mystery. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks for your comment. Where can I see your work?
I have a strong memory of drawing intuitive figures as a child and them being really colourful. They were not well received by anyone around me and so that was that! What a joy to discover your channel and hopefully rediscover that spark some forty years on ❤
Thanks for sharing! I hope it ignites your spark!
Same here !!!
Your technique is so fun and playful--what a joyful result! Thank you for sharing.
My pleasure_happy you enjoyed it!
Love
Thank you! 😀
Great colors and energy in your work! Thank you so much for sharing.
Thanks so much for your comment!
Thank you for an interesting picture as well as beautiful... very coloristic!
Many thanks! I appreciate your comment!
Здавейте ! Браво добра живопис.
Thank you! 😊
I'm a new subscriber. Just found you this evening. Really enjoyed this demo! Thank you so much! Will be back for more!❤🎉
Awesome! Thank you!
Love your people!
Thanks Pam!
This was so much fun to watch!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the wonderfully described video!!! I loved it!!!
Great to hear!
This is not like anything I've done, but it's lovely!
Thanks! Give it a try!
Really love these figures that you do. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
That's so cool. I love this style❤ Thank you
Thanks so much!
Hi Pat, just wanted to say hi and let you know that i really find you a great teacher, i always learn something new from you to use in my work or think about as i go. Hope alls well!
Wow, thank you! Nice to hear from you! 😊
I love it❤
Thanks so much! Cheers!
Thanks so much!
Love it! I have never seen this before. I have subscribed. Thank you
Awesome! Thank you!
Very cool painting, and thank you for posting !
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you so much for the inspiration! I do this as well with many struggles and I think you really helped me!!! Thank you!!! ❤
So happy to hear that!
I love your style! Fabulous!
Thank you so much!
Good Day from FL; Its my first view of your intriguing work! I have been thinking about intuitively adding figures to my work…Is this Acrylic on Canvas? Thank you Patt…
This is acrylic on canvas. Thanks for watching.
I love what you do. It seems like fun.
It is fun! Give it a try!
Hello from Duncan, I just found you! I love your work, I’m a retired hobby painter I do enjoy creating but I bore easily so I really don’t have a particular style.
Welcome aboard!
What a transformation! 👏🎨👏
Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks a Lot i Enjoy Waching and lern
Glad you enjoy it! Thanks for watching!
Thank you. I really enjoyed watching your process, and love the final picture. Carolann.
Thank you so much!
Very beautiful and inspiring. Thank you for explaining everything you're doing. 👍
Thank you! My pleasure!
Lovely Pat,your colours are so beautiful.❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks so much 😊
Love this!
Thanks so much!
Thank you!
You're so welcome!
This is beautiful 😊👍
Thank you so much 😊
I' m loving your videos. They have been quite inspiring. You did mention an app for trying out ideas but I didnt quite catch the name. Can you tell me what it is?
Thank you! The app is calledYouDoodle - here is a video you can watch to see how it works. ruclips.net/video/1kl9tHOuyBo/видео.htmlsi=ZEKKAZZmGJ5X-0mn
love it!.Thanks!.
My pleasure!
Wonderful video.
Thank you very much! Glad you enjoyed it!
Ty so much for sharing your process ❤ I learned so much - just beautiful
Glad it was helpful!
Absolutely love this style of painting, thankyou!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your technique! Fun to watch
Thank you! Cheers!
I loved watching this and hearing you describe your thinking within the process. How long did this painting take and did you let some of these areas of paint dry completely within that time? It’s hard to tell from a compressed video.
I have an issue with my acrylic paint drying on the palette and not applying as buttery as your does in this demonstration. What is your secret to accomplishing this buttery consistency.
BTW, I love this painting. I just found your videos and I’m thinking you are one of my fav artist! I wish I had your talent! 😍
I did this painting as a workshop demonstration on intuitive figures so it was painted over a couple of days. It would have have been drying between layers. I keep my paints in a stay wet palette with blue shop towels as the base rather than the sponge and use white waxed freezer paper on top of it and for mixing. You can also add a small amount of acrylic retarder to slow down drying. I seldom use it myself.
@@pattscrivenerartist Thank you! I love the vibrant colors you use!
@@TxMimi My pleasure! I do love colour! 😊
This is going to sound strange…I absolutely love abstract art (water color, acrylic, gelli plates, and collage) and the barrier I am having is not ever wanting to paint over or cover anything. I can’t make sense of it.
Right now I’m working on making a couple of similar pieces
and if I feel like I
totally ruined the original (and I always feel that way😅) I have another to original admire.
It can be hard to paint over precious parts and end up with a lot of unfinished or unresolved paintings. Nothing is ever wrecked, it just has more paint on it. Keep moving forward! If you need some coaching hit me up.
@@pattscrivenerartist many thanks!! :)
My pleasure!
Please post your comments or questions.
Love watching you go through your process. Lovely painting.
Beautiful! I’ve tried this and it’s not as easy as it looks.
I’ve heard that before! You can do it! It does take practice.
💖💖💖
Thank you!🙏
👍
Thanks!
What colours would you suggest starting with on the palette to make a good stab at creating a picture in your style???
I keep my palette simple with 3 primaries and a couple of bonus colours. You could try - ultramarine or cobalt blue, a primary yellow, cadmium or pyrrole red and then add a couple of colours like teal and cadmium orange.
Beautiful 😊
Thank you so much 😀
You flipped the direction or orientation of the canvas.
I did turn it while working but the orientation of the figures is the same way as I started. Check out the circles that are in the painting.
Цікаво! Креативно!
Thank you! 🙏
Do you ever include feet?
I do. Here is a video ruclips.net/video/592EnVwDcds/видео.htmlsi=PLXjgAHiNKWY4-hl
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