wow! love this one Sarah. O'Keeffe is one of my absolute favourite artists - she enjoyed the freedom of her art, something that was very scandelous in her time, in her early days. I think I will really enjoy this one! Thanks Sarah!
I am so glad I found your channel when you pay a homage to Georgia O’Keefe, one of the giants of the 20th century! Her art and her philosophy of art is just so inspiring and timeless… thanks…
What a fantastic lesson, Sarah ... Thank you!! Loved hearing more about Georgia O'Keefe, abstraction, letting go of viewers' impressions, color mixing, values and more. I am feeling sooooo inspired to try this during my beginner watercolor 100 day project. It is beautiful!!
Absolutely stunning and gorgeous love your beautiful technique! Your painting is just amazing! Thank you for stunning sharing! Greetings from canada 🇨🇦
Ohhhhhh how I LOVED this one. Maybe my favorite?! Thank you for the extra bit of education regarding the artists we've "painted" this month, it really is enlightening!
Sarah i love this! Love O'Keeffe ... She and you are an inspiration. I appreciate all the time and effort you put in to making this lesson. All the research on O'Keeffe. I can feel your enthusiasm . I WILL be trying this one!
Wonderful inspiring project! Definitely in the mood to paint something similar - it's rainy and stormy here outside today, so I feel like painting something colorful on a biiig sheet of watercolor paper. 🥰 Thank you!
A suggestion for keeping your paints on the side is to use corking And make sections where the colors would be so they don’t mix then you could bring it forward and mix it in the middle of the pallet
Thanks for mentioning where you get reference photos. I would love if you would show refer photo and your process for interpreting them into drawing. Thanks for the great work that you share!
This was very fun. Question: how do you feel about the graphite or pencil lines showing up through the paint? I've heard different things from different people - some say no lines - some say they don't mind the lines in their work.
Sarah advises pressing lightly so your lines do not show through quite as much. As you said some people do not mind it but for those that do knowing the transparent nature of watercolor you can keep your lines light so they do not jump out at you, or even use watercolor pencils so they disappear.
Sarah uses liquid paints for her tutorials. They're an in-house paint curated by LMA (Let's Make Art) under the brand "Dandelion Paint Company". You can always use whatever paints you're comfortable with, though. I use tubes and pans.
I love this series of tutorials inspired by famous artists. It's a great way to learn about the artists and try their painting styles.
I totally agree!
wow! love this one Sarah. O'Keeffe is one of my absolute favourite artists - she enjoyed the freedom of her art, something that was very scandelous in her time, in her early days. I think I will really enjoy this one! Thanks Sarah!
So happy to hear you enjoy this series Deanna!
This was so incredible experience! Thank you very much, Sarah for doing this project. I had a wonderful time with you.
You are so welcome! We are excited to hear that you enjoyed it and would love to see how your's turned out.
I am so glad I found your channel when you pay a homage to Georgia O’Keefe, one of the giants of the 20th century! Her art and her philosophy of art is just so inspiring and timeless… thanks…
Welcome aboard!
FYI...something I've realized with this masters series, is it's helping me to explore painting styles in search of my own painting style.🥰
That is so great to hear Joyce!
Beautiful and I’m almost done!
What a fantastic lesson, Sarah ... Thank you!! Loved hearing more about Georgia O'Keefe, abstraction, letting go of viewers' impressions, color mixing, values and more. I am feeling sooooo inspired to try this during my beginner watercolor 100 day project. It is beautiful!!
Thank you Eileen! That is a great idea to work into your 100 days.
Absolutely stunning and gorgeous love your beautiful technique! Your painting is just amazing! Thank you for stunning sharing! Greetings from canada 🇨🇦
Cheers! Thank you so much from visiting from across the border.
My favorite project in this series. I’m definitely going to play with this. Also, thanks for words of wisdom!
You are so welcome, we are happy to hear that you are enjoying our videos.
Ohhhhhh how I LOVED this one. Maybe my favorite?! Thank you for the extra bit of education regarding the artists we've "painted" this month, it really is enlightening!
So happy to hear you have enjoyed this series Dondi!
Sarah i love this! Love O'Keeffe ... She and you are an inspiration. I appreciate all the time and effort you put in to making this lesson. All the research on O'Keeffe. I can feel your enthusiasm . I WILL be trying this one!
So glad to hear you enjoyed it!
I love the masters series. Thank you!
Glad to hear it!
Sarah, I really enjoyed watching your video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love this philosophy as well. I am obviously new, I didn’t know about liquid watercolor.
Liquid watercolors are not as common as tube or pan paints, this is a no judgement zone.
This was a very interesting and different lesson. Love it!
So glad!
Love it!!
So glad!
Love this. It looks like the painting she titled "Music". She painted it to the way Music made her feel.
Really pretty!
Thank you! 😊
Wonderful inspiring project!
Definitely in the mood to paint something similar - it's rainy and stormy here outside today, so I feel like painting something colorful on a biiig sheet of watercolor paper. 🥰
Thank you!
Have fun!
Beautiful Art‼︎ Respect you!!
You very talented‼︎😍💕🌈🌈🌈
Thank you so much 😀
Very very cool !
We would love to see how yours turns out!
Ding!
My family's nickname for me has always been Shellebelle, so it was destiny...
A suggestion for keeping your paints on the side is to use corking And make sections where the colors would be so they don’t mix then you could bring it forward and mix it in the middle of the pallet
Thanks for mentioning where you get reference photos. I would love if you would show refer photo and your process for interpreting them into drawing. Thanks for the great work that you share!
That is definitely something we have talked about. Maybe we can work it in sometime in the future.
This was very fun. Question: how do you feel about the graphite or pencil lines showing up through the paint? I've heard different things from different people - some say no lines - some say they don't mind the lines in their work.
Sarah advises pressing lightly so your lines do not show through quite as much. As you said some people do not mind it but for those that do knowing the transparent nature of watercolor you can keep your lines light so they do not jump out at you, or even use watercolor pencils so they disappear.
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Very pretty but how do I know what you’re painting with? Is it liquid watercolor? Ink?
Sarah uses liquid paints for her tutorials. They're an in-house paint curated by LMA (Let's Make Art) under the brand "Dandelion Paint Company". You can always use whatever paints you're comfortable with, though. I use tubes and pans.
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