Yeah….I guess you can tell I’m binge watching your channel. I’m totally addicted to this whimsical painting! I’ve been painting along with your videos and pausing the heck out of them. This is fun! Your a great teacher and explain the techniques oh so well! Thank you for sharing and your kindness 🎨💜
Aw, thanks so much! Binging is one of the highest forms of compliment! I'm so glad you're enjoying. Thanks for watching and even more, THANKS for painting and drawing along! :)
That was a really helpful and inspiring video!! I love and enjoy your whimsical ideas, making art fun again! I love the beautiful art you make and I am excited to try this one. Thank you for sharing your talent with us and God Bless!!
Thanks for watching Carolyn - I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! More videos to come, and feel free to follow along on Instagram for more art goodies - @paintedwillowart on Instagram
This was a lot of fun! I'm very much a beginner, so this one was perfect for me. The only problem i ran into was when I used a blowdryer. This was my first time doing that, and I think my paint must have been too wet, so it got a little messy. But, it's all a learning process! Thanks for the fun video!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! Yes....you do need to be a little careful with the blow dryer if the paint is too wet - it can splatter. I probably should have mentioned that - sorry. To prevent that, you can let it dry a little before blow drying, or...you can start by holding the blow dyer farther away to to begin with. And yes, it is ALWAYS a learning process - for all of us. I like to think of it as an adventure.😂 Thanks for watching & giving it a try!❤️❤️❤️
One more thing to add to my previous comment..you are a really good teacher. You explain things very well. I really appreciate the demonstration on the mixing of colors toward the end of your video. :)
This looks like so much fun and Im looking forward to playing :) I was the kid that pretty much flunked every art class.....but your clear and wondeful instructions have encouraged me to play- I also have learning challenges...but looking forward to playing and see what turns out... Im 61...and its never too late :)
Suzy - YOU are exactly who I make these videos for. I believe that art should be based on fun and experimenting and playing. And if it doesn't turn out exactly like you think it should, try it again! I'm so glad you're here....and I agree....it's NEVER too late.
@@PaintedWillowArt Thanks...Im looking forward to seeing what happens along the way. Whenever I walk into an art supply store I feel like a kid in a candy shop- now I have an excuse to actually buy :)
Hi Peg! Oh those early videos I made....hadn't figured out how to list supplies in the description yet.🤣🤣 Thanks for asking. This is the Art Philosophy Tropicals watercolor set. It's a good set that has great colors & won't break the bank. www.artphilosophy.com/product/watercolor-confections-tropicals/
Just tried this and unfortunately I ended up with a little mud in between the window and the door in my middle house, but I don't mind, I am learning all the time. Thank you for sharing..xx
Hi Kaye! Sorry so long to reply. Sometimes RUclips doesn't notify me that there are comments... :( Mud happens to the best of us from time to time. Top 3 things I can tell you to help avoid it are....1) try the colors you plan to use on a scrap piece of paper to see what they do when they flow together. If they make mud on the sample, try different color or different shade of the same color. Color theory like red + blue = purple seems simple, but you have to figure in warm and cool tones. A warm blue and a cool red often make mud. It can be hard to tell if your color is cool or warm, so that's why I like to try them on a scrap paper first - then there's no guess work - I can see if they'll mix nicely or not. 2) Don't over work the area where they flow together. Kinda let the paint do it's own thing and 3) If the mud isn't too bad, let all the paint dry and come back with a second coat of paint and see if that fixes some of it. Watercolor is mostly translucent, so layers can be subtle and sometimes just enough to help with the mud. Happy to help if you ever have questions! :)
Love those little houses
Yeah….I guess you can tell I’m binge watching your channel. I’m totally addicted to this whimsical painting! I’ve been painting along with your videos and pausing the heck out of them. This is fun! Your a great teacher and explain the techniques oh so well! Thank you for sharing and your kindness 🎨💜
Aw, thanks so much! Binging is one of the highest forms of compliment! I'm so glad you're enjoying. Thanks for watching and even more, THANKS for painting and drawing along! :)
That was a really helpful and inspiring video!! I love and enjoy your whimsical ideas, making art fun again!
I love the beautiful art you make and I am excited to try this one.
Thank you for sharing your talent with us and God Bless!!
Thank you so very much!😘😘 I'm happy you enjoyed the project!❤️🩷❤️
I love how the houses turned out! I appreciate the fact that you take the time to explain each step in detail. You are an awesome teacher.
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Thank you for that Gina! It's my goal for you to be able to DO each of these projects, so I try to be as complete as I can.😁
What a fun painting, Dawn. I love how you give clear directions and suggestions. Learned a lot about mixing colors too. Thanks so much
So glad you enjoyed it Maeve! Thanks for watching!😁❤️
Cute wonky houses! TFS thoroughly enjoy!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them!💜💜💜
This is such a fun video and painting exercise. Thank you for showing how to sketch and paint these darling whimsical houses. Love it!
Thanks for watching Carolyn - I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! More videos to come, and feel free to follow along on Instagram for more art goodies - @paintedwillowart on Instagram
Just found you! Love your art and wonderful instructions. Making cards and post cards with the art. Thank you so very much.
Thanks Carol Ann! I'm happy you're here and glad you're enjoying.❤️
Those houses are adorable...love the color combo.
Thank you! 🤗
This was a lot of fun! I'm very much a beginner, so this one was perfect for me. The only problem i ran into was when I used a blowdryer. This was my first time doing that, and I think my paint must have been too wet, so it got a little messy. But, it's all a learning process! Thanks for the fun video!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it!! Yes....you do need to be a little careful with the blow dryer if the paint is too wet - it can splatter. I probably should have mentioned that - sorry. To prevent that, you can let it dry a little before blow drying, or...you can start by holding the blow dyer farther away to to begin with. And yes, it is ALWAYS a learning process - for all of us. I like to think of it as an adventure.😂 Thanks for watching & giving it a try!❤️❤️❤️
One more thing to add to my previous comment..you are a really good teacher. You explain things very well. I really appreciate the demonstration on the mixing of colors toward the end of your video. :)
Carolyn - that means so much to me. THANK YOU!!!!
EXCELLENT tutorial! Such fun!
Thanks do much! And thanks for watching!!❤️❤️
Love these quirky houses. I am going to do this painting to go with another one I did of quirky houses by the see
Wonderful! I'd love to see them when you do! I love seeing what other people create!
Great advice at. The end of the video
Thank you!❤️
Excellent techniques 😊
Thank you!💜🩷💜
They are so cute, I try doing it and it came out 🥴🥲
Aw, keep trying! Sometimes it takes a little practice. And they don't have to be perfect - imperfections give it character.❤️❤️❤️
Love your video and teaching style. Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you Leanne! I appreciate that! More videos to come, and feel free to make suggestions if there's things you want to learn! :)
This looks like so much fun and Im looking forward to playing :) I was the kid that pretty much flunked every art class.....but your clear and wondeful instructions have encouraged me to play- I also have learning challenges...but looking forward to playing and see what turns out... Im 61...and its never too late :)
Suzy - YOU are exactly who I make these videos for. I believe that art should be based on fun and experimenting and playing. And if it doesn't turn out exactly like you think it should, try it again! I'm so glad you're here....and I agree....it's NEVER too late.
@@PaintedWillowArt Thanks...Im looking forward to seeing what happens along the way. Whenever I walk into an art supply store I feel like a kid in a candy shop- now I have an excuse to actually buy :)
@@MultiSuzy13 Art supply stores are my favorite places....and dangerous to my bank account.😂😂😂😂 Enjoy!
Love these ❤️
So glad you enjoyed them. Thanks for watching Collette!❤️
Love your paintings! What paint set did you use for the first set of houses?
Hi Peg! Oh those early videos I made....hadn't figured out how to list supplies in the description yet.🤣🤣 Thanks for asking. This is the Art Philosophy Tropicals watercolor set. It's a good set that has great colors & won't break the bank.
www.artphilosophy.com/product/watercolor-confections-tropicals/
Great instructions.
Thanks Alana! I appreciate you watching!
Just tried this and unfortunately I ended up with a little mud in between the window and the door in my middle house, but I don't mind, I am learning all the time. Thank you for sharing..xx
Hi Kaye! Sorry so long to reply. Sometimes RUclips doesn't notify me that there are comments... :( Mud happens to the best of us from time to time. Top 3 things I can tell you to help avoid it are....1) try the colors you plan to use on a scrap piece of paper to see what they do when they flow together. If they make mud on the sample, try different color or different shade of the same color. Color theory like red + blue = purple seems simple, but you have to figure in warm and cool tones. A warm blue and a cool red often make mud. It can be hard to tell if your color is cool or warm, so that's why I like to try them on a scrap paper first - then there's no guess work - I can see if they'll mix nicely or not. 2) Don't over work the area where they flow together. Kinda let the paint do it's own thing and 3) If the mud isn't too bad, let all the paint dry and come back with a second coat of paint and see if that fixes some of it. Watercolor is mostly translucent, so layers can be subtle and sometimes just enough to help with the mud. Happy to help if you ever have questions! :)
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💜💙💜💙 Thank you Maggie!
“Give the little house a waist”, how delightful!! :0). TY for another great tutorial.
HAHAHA! Did ya know houses had waists? HAHA! Thanks for watching, Donna!
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