Anna, how beautiful and realistic you painted the gorgeous dragonfly! The sweet pea flowers are spectacular and the colour is amazing! You are such a beautiful artist and you share so many details. Thank you for sharing this lovely video! ❤ Helene
The calmness of your drawings and videos, just what I need for inspiration!🤩 Thanks to you I've finally started drawing with watercolor and i love it💕💕💕 Have a great day!!
Thank you Anna for sharing your knowledge with us all once again. I love watching you painting, each part of the process goes down with precision and ease…a far cry from my yet still unsure & fumbling strokes! I am in awe of your talent. Regards from West Australia 🇦🇺
@@InkByt3 oh my! We are in the Perth hills, were previously up in the Pilbara…hot dry & dusty. We’ve been in the Perth hills now 4 years. Its been jolly cold here this week for sure. We lived in Mackay Qld for some years, then Brisbane before moving to WA. Love the tablelands.
Absolutely wonderful tutorial with a stunning dragonfly as well. Thank you for sharing your spectacular work with us, I look forward to each new post, it's so pleasurable to view, thanks again ❤😊
That's really beautiful Anna thank you. I love dragonflies. I love how you can still see the shadow of the leg under the wing. I find your hints very helpful. I was also fascinated to hear that you design Canadian money.. what an unusual job. When you get critiqued so severely by the experts it must make you feel like a beginner yourself sometimes.. Wonderful work!! cheers from Western Australia
Beautiful you are indeed very talented, and precise....i have seen you combine birds and insects with flowers...i would love to see a wild animal with flowers...
@@AnnaBucciarelli my reference is actually pure purple because I will be painting it to try out the white nights violet that I will receive tomorrow. I'll work on the composition this week and probably paint after watching your video next week 💓💓
Somewhat unrelated (and I feel well enough to express this thought lol), but I am a huge bug enthusiast and appreciate the effort and quality you put into portraying the dragonfly. This may seem odd, but I can tell that you didn't judge the dragonfly--you captured the details that could fit in a fair way and didn't choose which to keep and which to omit based on human aesthetic preferences or to persuade the viewer's opinion of the subject. I don't expect anyone to love bugs and insects like I do. I can completely understand why people would rather paint butterflies over tarantulas and why humans are naturally and instinctively put off by them and even afraid of some of them (honestly spiders are my favorite and I find dragonflies uncanny for some reason, I still love them for being an insect anyway lol) . It's why it makes me so happy to see a neutral or positive portrayal of something I love like this! I absolutely look forward to any future pieces with whatever bug or insect you may want to give a try! If you need an excuse to paint a creepier crawlie, you have at least one fan excited to see such a thing and will cheer on the idea!!
If I may allow myself a small observation of your magnificent composition : the tail of the dragonfly looks "vegetal" 🎨 It looks more like bamboo... blue bamboo 😉
@@AnnaBucciarelli ... I was teasing you 😉 Your unexpected response shows your respect for your followers, Thank you 😊 Here are 2 video-links showing a dragonfly made differently which could perhaps answer your kind question 👀 Perhaps, less regular shading (?) and the use of a second sharp color (?) ruclips.net/user/shortsCOCcs_xpnas?feature=share + ruclips.net/video/BGHTHRga1hs/видео.html
@@AnnaBucciarelliYou did it exactly right. Many insects have plant like patterns in their bodies. Some Moths mimic tree bark ,some insects look exactly like twigs etc . Your depiction is very good. 👍🏻👏🏻😉
Hi Anna, I absolutely LOVE your artwork. You are also a terrific teacher with a very pleasant voice. Many instructors are difficult to listen to, but you are a pleasure to listen to, I have one question about your materials. In particular I need information about your fine brushes. I usually buy high-end paint brushes, but my fine tip brushes do not produce the same results that your brushes do. Can you tell us which brand brushes you are using for your fine details? As an example, your depiction of the veins of a dragonfly’s wings. What brush are you using there? Thank You, Gary Shollenberger
Thank you Gary! Really appreciate your feedback 💕 I’ve tried everything under the sun over the years, and landed on Escoda - they have a wide range of synthetics and natural. And the best value for $ in my opinion. As you already know naturals will always give you the best precision, so Escoda Reserva is my choice, or W&N Series 7 (but it’s the same quality just higher price tag as you are paying premium for the brand). One thing to keep in mind that all naturals wear out after a couple of weeks of consistent use. The tip specifically …. What’s left is a good brush with a frayed tip which might explain your experience. I got fed up with naturals - it’s too expensive and wasteful to get new ones all the time. And switched to synthetics. Specifically- Escoda Chronos which is 90% synthetic and 10% natural. Been using them for a year and a half non stop - can’t say enough good things. The tip lasts forever and that 10% of natural sable solves most of the water load issues we encounter with synthetics. So that’s my #1 brush for everything these days 😊 hope this helps! Ps: My go to sizes are 2 and 4.
Thank you! I am looking into other ways to offer some of these classes maybe as stand alone via different platform. Either way I appreciate your support and consideration 💗😊 have a wonderful day!
Enjoy all your videos. However, if there is a picture in the corner of the screen while you paint, it would be more helpful that we can understand how you interpreted what you saw and paint the colors. thanks. Really love the color scheme and how clean they are on the paper.. thanks
Welcome to the channel! 💗 it’s a smudge guard - just a half glove to protect paper from smudges 😊 i get them on Amazon - I saved a link in video description! They are super useful and last forever.
I really love your artwork, but as a new small channel myself, would it be ok to ask your something more technical? How do you film your tutorials? Do you use multiple cameras or do you stop painting each time to change the zoom on the lense? I am filming with an Iphone and I struggle with zoomshots, they just get blurry.... Sorry, for bothering you....
No worries - completely understand as these things are in my mind all the time as content creator 😊 I use 2 cameras - it’s extremely distracting and disrupts the painting process but you will learn to enjoy it - one from the side one straight down. When I edit I switch angles. Both cameras are Sony but as I’ve learned it’s the lenses that make the most difference. I recommend 35mm and 50mm (even 80mm for really close up shots). Hope this helps! 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli Oh, thanks a lot. Yes it helps a lot. So much to "you can film your tutorials with an Iphone" - I think I've found the limits. In my naivitity I thought I could just zoom in, for close ups like yours. The quality of your tutorials is phantastic.
I have a bottom-up processing observation when looking at details, so I have a hard time with omitting details. To me, the illusion of fur falls apart if I don't include every single strand, no matter how "unnecessary" it is, but my brain can't accept the illusion of detail or implied detail. Is there a way to maybe work with this type of information processing?
Very interesting. I can offer some thoughts based on my experience but take it with a grain of salt as I am just a person with a brush who is still learning myself ...I would say paint the way you like and enjoy above all else. The first 6-7 years of my watercolor experience was spent doing just that - tiny details / without filming / the need to narrate or explain the rationale behind every stroke. Some of this hyper realistic work is still on my website / I debate removing it from time to time.... All that is to say I can definitely relate to what yo are describing - the need to capture every strand / every leaf vein / every highlight / even if it doesn't necessarily / or technically contribute to the overall sense of form. These days, I have to consciously simplify certain objects but this is more of a recent phenomena as I try to "work with" my natural tendencies and evolve my style to improve my teaching. But at the end of the day, painting is about mental health, time well spent, and painting the way that feels "right". I keep a sketchbook for more hyper realistic detailed work where I feel more comfortable getting lost in detail without having to create an illusion. This balance works for me and I that's how i would approach it - take every recommendation you see online but balance it out with your own vision of what a good paintings looks like and above all else what a good process feels like. I hope this makes sense - sorry if this was a bit of a rambling response 🧡
@@AnnaBucciarelliThanl you so much! It isn't rambling at all! It was a very thorough and informative response! I say keep your old pieces for everyone to see--it shows how far you've come and that can inspire others too! I when I'm looking for examples of an artstyle or technique I like, I find examples of things I don't like or don't want to go for to be just as valuable because they demonstrate what I don't want to do and why I want to adhere to the advice or methods of a certain piece or tutorial. Your much older pieces where the composition was forced into the shape of the paper remind me of this (no offense lol) just as your newest pieces help give me guidance of making everything flow and allowing for negative space in a more natural/realistic-looking composition. Thanks for the sketchbook recommendation too. I have fallen out of practice in using a sketchbook and I should fix that. I often forget that dry mediums exist, that I could still plan a watercolor painting on 20ib paper, but use colored pencils or crayons or whatever the paper can handle since the planning doesn't have to be a perfect mini replica. I need to do things like that more. Btw I love the advice of prioritizing the values and patterns before the details! It's really helped in my thumbnails and their notes! I've been sick the past two and a half weeks and details can be overwhelming, even at a planning stage, and this gives me hope that I can make something halfway decent once I feel better to handle them! Thank you!!
Hi beautiful Thailandese lady! I just found your channel and subscribed to! Your painting is so strange and so interesting! I suggest you to paint also some landscape picture except of the flowers, ok beauty?💐❤️💜🌹
Oh the patient and dedication you put in your art is amazing! I'm still a beginner and love watching and listening to you on your process.
Thank you for watching and supporting my channel 💗 Have a beautiful day!
@@AnnaBucciarelli Thank you! Always a joy to watch your videos 🤗 Hope you have a beautiful day as well! 🙏💕
Your voice is so calming and your Artworks are really stunning. Also i am glad for the Tipps. Thank you ❤😀👏
Anna, how beautiful and realistic you painted the gorgeous dragonfly! The sweet pea flowers are spectacular and the colour is amazing! You are such a beautiful artist and you share so many details. Thank you for sharing this lovely video! ❤ Helene
Your explanation of the concepts behind the techniques is very helpful. I love how you painted the dragonfly wings.
The calmness of your drawings and videos, just what I need for inspiration!🤩
Thanks to you I've finally started drawing with watercolor and i love it💕💕💕
Have a great day!!
Thank you Darina 💕
Thank you Anna for sharing your knowledge with us all once again. I love watching you painting, each part of the process goes down with precision and ease…a far cry from my yet still unsure & fumbling strokes! I am in awe of your talent. Regards from West Australia 🇦🇺
Regards here from Eastern Australia!
@@InkByt3 hi hobby basket 👋 where on the east are you?
@@sarahberry3819 The tablelands! We got a lot of snow last weekend!
@@InkByt3 oh my! We are in the Perth hills, were previously up in the Pilbara…hot dry & dusty. We’ve been in the Perth hills now 4 years. Its been jolly cold here this week for sure. We lived in Mackay Qld for some years, then Brisbane before moving to WA. Love the tablelands.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I've been realizing the importance of these concepts lately. Glad to know I'm on the right track.
Your works of art are always breathtakingly beautiful. Thank you for sharing! 💜💜💜💜💜
Thank you so much 😊
As always, your work is beautiful!
Thank you Mary 😊 have a wonderful day! 💗
Love the Sweet Peas with a dragonfly. Gorgeous!
Вы дарите вдохновение и желание творить!Спасибо за необыкновенно прекрасную акварель❤❤❤
Absolutely wonderful tutorial with a stunning dragonfly as well. Thank you for sharing your spectacular work with us, I look forward to each new post, it's so pleasurable to view, thanks again ❤😊
Thank you. You are really improving my painting.
Que hermodo, cusntos drtalles y transparencia.😊
Beautiful
Thanks for these important painting principles. I enjoyed watching your dragonfly come to life. Such a lovely composition.🎨
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Incredible ❣️
MUY HERMOSO... GRACIAS!
Dragonflies are fascinating to watch, and beautiful, so this is a subject that totally interests me. Thank you for making this video.
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What accuracy, precision and just cuteness😚
Thank you 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
That's really beautiful Anna thank you. I love dragonflies. I love how you can still see the shadow of the leg under the wing. I find your hints very helpful. I was also fascinated to hear that you design Canadian money.. what an unusual job. When you get critiqued so severely by the experts it must make you feel like a beginner yourself sometimes.. Wonderful work!! cheers from Western Australia
Thank you so much Jenny! 💕
Hi! Thanks for painting my favourite - Anisoptera! It's so detailed, and sooo beautiful!
Thank you! I didn’t know the name 😊
This is sooo awesome! That's why, I love watercolors!🥰🥰🥰
💗 thank you! It’s my favourite medium I keep coming back to it after ink and gouache and it never gets old or boring 😊
Beautiful you are indeed very talented, and precise....i have seen you combine birds and insects with flowers...i would love to see a wild animal with flowers...
Love the overall composition. It looks very magical❤❤❤. Also I will be trying to paint the sweet pea flowers so i'll eagerly wait for next week's 💓
Sweat peas are sooo fun to paint! Enjoy 💗 I didn’t include them here but my favourite kind are the ones with pure purple / pure pink petal combo 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli my reference is actually pure purple because I will be painting it to try out the white nights violet that I will receive tomorrow. I'll work on the composition this week and probably paint after watching your video next week 💓💓
Your skill is so beautifully artful! I can see how a less skilled painter (me!?) could botch up many hours of work with one wrong flick of the brush!
I just love to see you paint.
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I always learn something from your videos. Thank you for what you do.
Thank you for supporting my channel 💗💗💗
Gorgeous!
The highlight of my Sunday 🎨💓
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Very beautiful my dear friend and artist
Thank you!!
Always beautiful and always helpful!
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You are so talented! Thank you for sharing 💜💜
Simply breathtaking..♥️
Thanks a lot 😊
I just watched a couple of your videos... they are amazing on every aspect!
Thank you Stephan!:)))
Wow so nice♥️
Thank you! 😊
Somewhat unrelated (and I feel well enough to express this thought lol), but I am a huge bug enthusiast and appreciate the effort and quality you put into portraying the dragonfly.
This may seem odd, but I can tell that you didn't judge the dragonfly--you captured the details that could fit in a fair way and didn't choose which to keep and which to omit based on human aesthetic preferences or to persuade the viewer's opinion of the subject.
I don't expect anyone to love bugs and insects like I do. I can completely understand why people would rather paint butterflies over tarantulas and why humans are naturally and instinctively put off by them and even afraid of some of them (honestly spiders are my favorite and I find dragonflies uncanny for some reason, I still love them for being an insect anyway lol) . It's why it makes me so happy to see a neutral or positive portrayal of something I love like this!
I absolutely look forward to any future pieces with whatever bug or insect you may want to give a try! If you need an excuse to paint a creepier crawlie, you have at least one fan excited to see such a thing and will cheer on the idea!!
Anna ur simply awesome!
Love ur videos.
Have ju😮become ur patreon member and am soo excited to get started!
Thank you
Thanks Anna, fascinating video 😊
Your art is quite exquisite. x Nell
Thank you Nell 💗
If I may allow myself a small observation of your magnificent composition : the tail of the dragonfly looks "vegetal" 🎨 It looks more like bamboo... blue bamboo 😉
It totally does! I both versions now that you mentioned it 🤔 did I over-outline the segments??!
@@AnnaBucciarelli ... I was teasing you 😉 Your unexpected response shows your respect for your followers, Thank you 😊 Here are 2 video-links showing a dragonfly made differently which could perhaps answer your kind question 👀 Perhaps, less regular shading (?) and the use of a second sharp color (?) ruclips.net/user/shortsCOCcs_xpnas?feature=share + ruclips.net/video/BGHTHRga1hs/видео.html
@@AnnaBucciarelliYou did it exactly right. Many insects have plant like patterns in their bodies. Some Moths mimic tree bark ,some insects look exactly like twigs etc . Your depiction is very good. 👍🏻👏🏻😉
how beautiful 🙂
Wow, this is amazing ❤
ohhh so Beautiful dear
Excellent video, thank you so much, you teach with so much ease and I feel like I learn so much from you. Love your stunning style. 🌸🦋💚
Thank you for watching and supporting my channel 💕🧚🏻♂️
Awesome 😍
Hi Anna, I absolutely LOVE your artwork. You are also a terrific teacher with a very pleasant voice. Many instructors are difficult to listen to, but you are a pleasure to listen to,
I have one question about your materials. In particular I need information about your fine brushes. I usually buy high-end paint brushes, but my fine tip brushes do not produce the same results that your brushes do. Can you tell us which brand brushes you are using for your fine details? As an example, your depiction of the veins of a dragonfly’s wings. What brush are you using there? Thank You, Gary Shollenberger
Thank you Gary! Really appreciate your feedback 💕 I’ve tried everything under the sun over the years, and landed on Escoda - they have a wide range of synthetics and natural. And the best value for $ in my opinion. As you already know naturals will always give you the best precision, so Escoda Reserva is my choice, or W&N Series 7 (but it’s the same quality just higher price tag as you are paying premium for the brand). One thing to keep in mind that all naturals wear out after a couple of weeks of consistent use. The tip specifically …. What’s left is a good brush with a frayed tip which might explain your experience. I got fed up with naturals - it’s too expensive and wasteful to get new ones all the time. And switched to synthetics. Specifically- Escoda Chronos which is 90% synthetic and 10% natural. Been using them for a year and a half non stop - can’t say enough good things. The tip lasts forever and that 10% of natural sable solves most of the water load issues we encounter with synthetics. So that’s my #1 brush for everything these days 😊 hope this helps! Ps: My go to sizes are 2 and 4.
Beautiful✨❤
So beautiful ❤
🧚🏻♂️💕
Beautifull ❤
❤❤❤❤Love you Sister amazing
интересный жанр. я бы назвала реалистичной росписью ) Очень красиво
Училась рисовать ребенком петриковской росписи - отголоски стиля 😊 спасибо!
Thanks, this is very nice. ❤ u! Ur super!
Loved you art and tips ❤
Also you design money? That’s so cool
He is adorable! Thank you so much for these tutorials! I would get patreon if I could pay with my debit card and not PayPal. I can't do PayPal.
Thank you! I am looking into other ways to offer some of these classes maybe as stand alone via different platform. Either way I appreciate your support and consideration 💗😊 have a wonderful day!
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Enjoy all your videos. However, if there is a picture in the corner of the screen while you paint, it would be more helpful that we can understand how you interpreted what you saw and paint the colors. thanks. Really love the color scheme and how clean they are on the paper.. thanks
Hi! I would like to try using colors for the details on my watercolor paintings, would you recommend oil based or watercolor colors?❤
I've recently found your channel and your art work is absolutely amazing!
May I ask what you are wearing on the wrist of your painting hand?
Welcome to the channel! 💗 it’s a smudge guard - just a half glove to protect paper from smudges 😊 i get them on Amazon - I saved a link in video description! They are super useful and last forever.
Wooooowwwwwwwww
Anna where can I buy your small paint brushes?? The ones you use for tiny details
Hi Leann - it’s Escoda Chronos in sizes 2 and 0/2: amzn.to/3QHPs7I
Hi Anna,
I am confused as to how to obtain the line drawing and materials list for this painting. Is it available only on Patreon?
Hi Heidi, materials list is in the video description along with a link to reference photo! The line drawing is on PATREON 😊 thank you!
I really love your artwork, but as a new small channel myself, would it be ok to ask your something more technical?
How do you film your tutorials? Do you use multiple cameras or do you stop painting each time to change the zoom on the lense?
I am filming with an Iphone and I struggle with zoomshots, they just get blurry....
Sorry, for bothering you....
No worries - completely understand as these things are in my mind all the time as content creator 😊 I use 2 cameras - it’s extremely distracting and disrupts the painting process but you will learn to enjoy it - one from the side one straight down. When I edit I switch angles. Both cameras are Sony but as I’ve learned it’s the lenses that make the most difference. I recommend 35mm and 50mm (even 80mm for really close up shots). Hope this helps! 😊
@@AnnaBucciarelli Oh, thanks a lot. Yes it helps a lot. So much to "you can film your tutorials with an Iphone" - I think I've found the limits.
In my naivitity I thought I could just zoom in, for close ups like yours.
The quality of your tutorials is phantastic.
How do we get the patterns for this project? It's beautiful!
Thank you Julie! The outlines are on my PATREON 😊
I have a bottom-up processing observation when looking at details, so I have a hard time with omitting details. To me, the illusion of fur falls apart if I don't include every single strand, no matter how "unnecessary" it is, but my brain can't accept the illusion of detail or implied detail.
Is there a way to maybe work with this type of information processing?
Very interesting. I can offer some thoughts based on my experience but take it with a grain of salt as I am just a person with a brush who is still learning myself ...I would say paint the way you like and enjoy above all else. The first 6-7 years of my watercolor experience was spent doing just that - tiny details / without filming / the need to narrate or explain the rationale behind every stroke. Some of this hyper realistic work is still on my website / I debate removing it from time to time.... All that is to say I can definitely relate to what yo are describing - the need to capture every strand / every leaf vein / every highlight / even if it doesn't necessarily / or technically contribute to the overall sense of form. These days, I have to consciously simplify certain objects but this is more of a recent phenomena as I try to "work with" my natural tendencies and evolve my style to improve my teaching. But at the end of the day, painting is about mental health, time well spent, and painting the way that feels "right". I keep a sketchbook for more hyper realistic detailed work where I feel more comfortable getting lost in detail without having to create an illusion. This balance works for me and I that's how i would approach it - take every recommendation you see online but balance it out with your own vision of what a good paintings looks like and above all else what a good process feels like. I hope this makes sense - sorry if this was a bit of a rambling response 🧡
@@AnnaBucciarelliThanl you so much! It isn't rambling at all! It was a very thorough and informative response!
I say keep your old pieces for everyone to see--it shows how far you've come and that can inspire others too! I when I'm looking for examples of an artstyle or technique I like, I find examples of things I don't like or don't want to go for to be just as valuable because they demonstrate what I don't want to do and why I want to adhere to the advice or methods of a certain piece or tutorial. Your much older pieces where the composition was forced into the shape of the paper remind me of this (no offense lol) just as your newest pieces help give me guidance of making everything flow and allowing for negative space in a more natural/realistic-looking composition.
Thanks for the sketchbook recommendation too. I have fallen out of practice in using a sketchbook and I should fix that. I often forget that dry mediums exist, that I could still plan a watercolor painting on 20ib paper, but use colored pencils or crayons or whatever the paper can handle since the planning doesn't have to be a perfect mini replica. I need to do things like that more.
Btw I love the advice of prioritizing the values and patterns before the details! It's really helped in my thumbnails and their notes! I've been sick the past two and a half weeks and details can be overwhelming, even at a planning stage, and this gives me hope that I can make something halfway decent once I feel better to handle them! Thank you!!
Ohh it’s not on patreon yet or am I being impatient.
Tomorrow 💗💗💗
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Hi beautiful Thailandese lady!
I just found your channel and subscribed to!
Your painting is so strange and so interesting!
I suggest you to paint also some landscape picture except of the flowers, ok beauty?💐❤️💜🌹
🫵🏼🔥🥰👏🏻Excellent Maestro! Dragonflies are so cool and useful. They eat dozens of mosquitoes every day In mid flight! 👍🏻
Oh wow! I didn’t know they are mosquitos! Good, mosquitoes never show me any mercy hehe 😜
Gorgeous!
Thank you Judy! 😊💗☀️
Beautiful