Thank you Julia! This was the most helpful pine cone tutorial I've found. They are challenging to a semi-beginner. I found that removing some brown if I put too much gave me the effect I was trying to achieve ... still haven't finished just yet. It does require patience!
Thank you Julia! I am learning a lot from you. I am already in my 70s and so I realize that there’s only so far that I can go. But you are a young person with a lot of talent and so I am going to recommend someone to you and I really really hope that you don’t take this the wrong way. I think that you have potential to be really great. That level of greatness that I am talking about just doesn’t happen at your age but for you it is possible. I want to recommend that you watch RUclips videos by Oliver Pyle who is a British landscape artist and one of the best instructors out there today. He could, and may, teach college level art. I just think that with time and the right influences you can be one of the greats too. Of course you are already very good, like I said please don’t take my comments wrong! 💕
Thanks for your recommendation Donna. I don't have intentions to 'achieve a level of greatness'. I paint for fun and post tutorials along with my mistakes for everyone to learn from :)
So beautiful! I’m determined to give this a go but as a beginner I’ll admit I’m a bit intimidated. I’m not sure which colors I should even use or mix, but I guess that’s part of the learning process!
This is pure BlLis, Julia! You're so talented in painting, and teaching painting! That's a rare quality among artists. Thank you for sharing! In the meantime, I stumbled upon your first video of drawing a pine Christmas tree, I hope your partner has obtained the green card by now. I recently received mine and is beyond thrilled. Just subscribed to your channel.
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Comparing this to my 'abstract' pinecone tutorial from a few weeks ago, which is your favourite and why?
Great.Thanks
Thanks for teaching us!!!
Of course!
Thanks for the "great" tutorial
Thank you Julia! This was the most helpful pine cone tutorial I've found. They are challenging to a semi-beginner. I found that removing some brown if I put too much gave me the effect I was trying to achieve ... still haven't finished just yet. It does require patience!
Glad it was helpful! Practice makes perfect
Beautiful
Thank you!
Excellent
Thanks
Thanks!
Thank you so much Nancy, your support is so so appreciated!
Very realistic!
Yes I surprised myself aha!
A great video and beautiful pinecone
Thanks!
Beautiful... really realistic... thank you...😉😍
I often watch videos just for pleasure and relaxation. I just found your beautiful work...thank you. I will paint this in time :)
Thank you! Share your recreation with me on instagram :)
Thank you Julia! I am learning a lot from you. I am already in my 70s and so I realize that there’s only so far that I can go. But you are a young person with a lot of talent and so I am going to recommend someone to you and I really really hope that you don’t take this the wrong way. I think that you have potential to be really great. That level of greatness that I am talking about just doesn’t happen at your age but for you it is possible. I want to recommend that you watch RUclips videos by Oliver Pyle who is a British landscape artist and one of the best instructors out there today. He could, and may, teach college level art. I just think that with time and the right influences you can be one of the greats too. Of course you are already very good, like I said please don’t take my comments wrong! 💕
Thanks for your recommendation Donna. I don't have intentions to 'achieve a level of greatness'. I paint for fun and post tutorials along with my mistakes for everyone to learn from :)
Donna, she's already 'great' !
Wow it is beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
So beautiful! I’m determined to give this a go but as a beginner I’ll admit I’m a bit intimidated. I’m not sure which colors I should even use or mix, but I guess that’s part of the learning process!
The colors don't matter - a brown is a brown! :) Give it a go - you'll surprise yourself!
This is pure BlLis, Julia! You're so talented in painting, and teaching painting! That's a rare quality among artists. Thank you for sharing! In the meantime, I stumbled upon your first video of drawing a pine Christmas tree, I hope your partner has obtained the green card by now. I recently received mine and is beyond thrilled. Just subscribed to your channel.
Thank you for the kind words!
Great tutorial! By the way, they're called "pine needles" not pines. Just an FYI ;)
I know they are called pine needles lol. I don't really pay attention to my words when I paint.
Thanks!
Thank you again Holly!