Aah he's gorgeous. I wannabe pick him up and cuddle him he's adorable!great job Emily. I think it,as so cute with his eyes closed. Unusual to see but I love it. Keep up the good work. Much love Susan xxxx❤❤❤❤❤👍👏👏👏😀🌸🌸🌸
Excellent, very cute :) I just painted a rabbit and then saw this, it will help with the next painting of one. I love how you slowly build up your paintings, thanks for the tutorials you post!
Emily, your videos have helped me countless times. I also feel like you as an artist are getting better and better! Keep up the great work, it's appreciated.
This is so perfect! You perfectly captured the unreasonably soft texture of rabbit fur! It's something I struggle with a bit, but watching this video, I think I'm being too impatient and anxious with that super soft texture and need to improve my paint consistency for that dry-brushing. Is the hair of the brush super absorbent or does that matter in cases like this? I would think it might be hard to drybrush if the hair is too absorbent but I could be wrong.
Absolutely wonderful. Have you bought any of the Lebenzon brushes yet? Also what is your feedback on the Princeton Aqua Elite (maybe I just like the name Princeton because that is my middle Great Grandson's name :-)) I am learning so very much from you and so very glad I found your youtube channel. The other day I painted 2 swans to go as a card to a friend I was sending some watercolors I wasn't using to. When she got the card she said wow, when we were out on our walk we saw 4 trumpeter swans and then we got home and opened the package to be greeted with my watercolor painting, she said for sure it was a God Thing. I have to agree.
I finally painted snow leopard using slightly different reference picture. I did horrible job, went too dark to begin with. I don't used to paint animals just speed through it. But I learn a thing or two. Just need to paint it again now I understand the process better.
Oh my!!! So soft and beautiful!!! I tried to make a gray squirrel but it turned so ugly!!! So disappointed! I’ve been trying to paint that gray squirrel for my daughter, she is a rescuer and she kept one squirrel because she was had much damage on her body and can’t be released, do you give classes online or just sale the tutorial? Thank you!
Thank you, Elvia! Keep trying! Sounds like a sweet little squirrel! I have an online school--here is the link with more info: watercolormastery.com/wmsp
How do you stop your paper from warping?? I just got this Arches 100% cotton paper and I did a small area with water, not even that much and it warped like crazy...It's infuriating.
It's always going to warp a little, especially when you use lots of water. I like to use blocks, because the sides are glued down, preventing excess buckling. You can also stretch your paper by soaking it in water then stapling or taping it down. It's kind of like preshrinking a tshirt by washing it, lol. Stretched watercolor paper will dry completely flat.
Such a cute bunny! I love watching and learning from you Emily. I've used some of your techniques in my own watercolor painting. I hope you would like to see my work on my channel.
Everyone should own a tube of Daniel Smith burnt sienna. It’s such a unique, lovely color. I can’t live without it.
Agree! 👍
Aah he's gorgeous. I wannabe pick him up and cuddle him he's adorable!great job Emily. I think it,as so cute with his eyes closed. Unusual to see but I love it. Keep up the good work. Much love Susan xxxx❤❤❤❤❤👍👏👏👏😀🌸🌸🌸
Thank you!! 😊
That is awesome 🎉 you did a great job
What a beautiful painting.
Beautiful painting, excellent video as always
Thank you for the demo. Love how you painted the bunny - most helpful!
Glad it was helpful!
Just beautiful!!! ❤️🐰
Nice one Emily. Just completed it. Thanks!
Yay! ❤️
Love how the bunny turned out. I also really like how you changed a few things in the reference to make it more unique, I do this sometimes too :)
Yay! Thanks, Emily!!
so soft looking bunny 😀
Hi Emily I love how you paint your very gifted ,I paint myself ,just wished I was anything like you lv Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Looks so cute!
Thank you! 😊
Красота!!! Благодарю Вас!!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Lovely Emily! So inspiring as always. * Your nail polish is beautiful too
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing all these im going to try watercolor thanks 😊.
Yay!
Excellent, very cute :) I just painted a rabbit and then saw this, it will help with the next painting of one. I love how you slowly build up your paintings, thanks for the tutorials you post!
So glad it's helpful!
Emily, your videos have helped me countless times. I also feel like you as an artist are getting better and better! Keep up the great work, it's appreciated.
Thank you so much!
Luv bunnies. If I ever get a good photo of our mini lop I will send it to you.
This is so perfect! You perfectly captured the unreasonably soft texture of rabbit fur!
It's something I struggle with a bit, but watching this video, I think I'm being too impatient and anxious with that super soft texture and need to improve my paint consistency for that dry-brushing. Is the hair of the brush super absorbent or does that matter in cases like this? I would think it might be hard to drybrush if the hair is too absorbent but I could be wrong.
Looks like my bunny so cute! She’s a harlequin mix breed
Awwww!
Absolutely wonderful. Have you bought any of the Lebenzon brushes yet? Also what is your feedback on the Princeton Aqua Elite (maybe I just like the name Princeton because that is my middle Great Grandson's name :-))
I am learning so very much from you and so very glad I found your youtube channel.
The other day I painted 2 swans to go as a card to a friend I was sending some watercolors I wasn't using to. When she got the card she said wow, when we were out on our walk we saw 4 trumpeter swans and then we got home and opened the package to be greeted with my watercolor painting, she said for sure it was a God Thing. I have to agree.
I do really enjoy the Lebenzon brushes, especially the small synthetic ones for detail. Princeton brushes are also excellent!
Love all your videos, instead of using a filbert grainer brush,
why not use a fan brush ?, just asking.
I just don't use fan brushes that often. I think we just get comfortable with certain techniques, lol.
I finally painted snow leopard using slightly different reference picture. I did horrible job, went too dark to begin with. I don't used to paint animals just speed through it. But I learn a thing or two. Just need to paint it again now I understand the process better.
Glad you picked up some useful things from this! Thanks so much for stopping by my channel!
Oh my!!! So soft and beautiful!!! I tried to make a gray squirrel but it turned so ugly!!! So disappointed! I’ve been trying to paint that gray squirrel for my daughter, she is a rescuer and she kept one squirrel because she was had much damage on her body and can’t be released, do you give classes online or just sale the tutorial?
Thank you!
Thank you, Elvia! Keep trying! Sounds like a sweet little squirrel!
I have an online school--here is the link with more info:
watercolormastery.com/wmsp
😍😍❤️❤️👌👌
How do you stop your paper from warping?? I just got this Arches 100% cotton paper and I did a small area with water, not even that much and it warped like crazy...It's infuriating.
It's always going to warp a little, especially when you use lots of water. I like to use blocks, because the sides are glued down, preventing excess buckling. You can also stretch your paper by soaking it in water then stapling or taping it down. It's kind of like preshrinking a tshirt by washing it, lol. Stretched watercolor paper will dry completely flat.
Such a cute bunny! I love watching and learning from you Emily. I've used some of your techniques in my own watercolor painting. I hope you would like to see my work on my channel.