I love the tip you gave about negative painting a shape; to paint an easy general shape (or envelope) and then use a smaller brush to add the shape details. Those 2 steps take some of the fear away! Really wonderful teaching! Thanks!
Hello Omta, it's a great question. thanks for posting it. Try enlarging the opening (the hole) of the spray nozzle with a pin. That may do the trick! It also helps depress the nozzle with short, slow movements. Practice over a piece of newsprint so you can see the spray pattern before you apply the water to your painting. Alternatively you can dampen your fingers and flick the moisture onto your painted surface. The droplets will be larger which will make interesting textures. Hope this helps!
Beautiful and magical! Thank you for opening new fields of activity for me! I had never seen such a technique before. It’s a pity that I live so far from you, I would love to ask you as a student ;-)
This is one of the coolest things I've seen lately. This require a totally different approach and way of seeing things. I'm really intrigued by it. Thank you so much for showing this and explaining. !!
Hello everybody, one question as we don't have the beginning, do you know if the background is dry before appliyng water with the spray ? thanks for answes :)
It may seem like she skipped a step, but if you understood what she meant when she was talking about how she would paint the oak leaf (with the tracing paper and sharpie) you could figure out that it's just painting the negative space AROUND the leaves, not the leaf itself. It is a negative space painting, so you're leaving that texture she built up in the first part and coming in with acrylic & painting the big shapes around the leaves, then building detail. I know she didn't specifically show that step, but it was easy to see how she did it.
Greetings Ms. Linda! I would like to ask that what paint you use and still have that or shapes, designs neckline and attach the image or add to a drawing layer. For example, a letter from the tree, and under it the second sheet. I do not know how to do it. Sorry, if you bother. I send cordial greetings. Anna
Dear Ms. Linda! I really like your paintings. I would like to get at least a little practice to master. If it was possible, so please write as you did underpainting and what you farbami.Vodu sprayed on semi-dry underpainting and whether there is also some paint. I do not understand. Possible for your reply thank you in advance. Best regards from Slovakia Anna
I'm sorry, but the presentation was inadequate. What materials were specifically used for the first layer before spraying with water? What's the idea of the big leaf? How did all the leaf bits and pieces suddenly appear later? Sorry to be so negative, but was not an adequate teaching tool, although the concepts were interesting.
i am much big fan of art and this is some good lookin art u got here. But the one thing i dont like waz the closed captioning at 0:50 it was unchristian get out of my head
I love the tip you gave about negative painting a shape; to paint an easy general shape (or envelope) and then use a smaller brush to add the shape details.
Those 2 steps take some of the fear away!
Really wonderful teaching!
Thanks!
Hello Omta, it's a great question. thanks for posting it. Try enlarging the opening (the hole) of the spray nozzle with a pin. That may do the trick! It also helps depress the nozzle with short, slow movements. Practice over a piece of newsprint so you can see the spray pattern before you apply the water to your painting. Alternatively you can dampen your fingers and flick the moisture onto your painted surface. The droplets will be larger which will make interesting textures.
Hope this helps!
Beautiful and magical! Thank you for opening new fields of activity for me! I had never seen such a technique before. It’s a pity that I live so far from you, I would love to ask you as a student ;-)
This is one of the coolest things I've seen lately. This require a totally different approach and way of seeing things. I'm really intrigued by it. Thank you so much for showing this and explaining. !!
I am glad you were inspired by the tips.
What a great name - uniformgrey! Love it. Thank you for your comment.
Linda thank you, your paintings are really beautiful. I've bought the book and the DVD.
So beautiful!
You are most welcome. Thank you for your comments.
Love this look!
Lovely designs… 😊 👏🏼..
Fabulous technique and tutorial. Thank you for your generosity!
Stunning work and brilliant techniques. Thank you so much for sharing!
Wonderful!
Very inspiring! Thank you Linda for sharing this video.
I hope you will have fun trying some of the ideas.
So Beautiful!! Thank you!!
Hi, introduction has a prepainted surface. This is an important step. Could you please explain how this comes together? 😊
But ma'am after drawing a leaf..u didn't show how u carry forwarded with many leaves.. Have u traced from one paper cutting leaf?plz let me Knw maam
I'm glad you like it.
You didn’t show the drawing of the overlapping leaves...!
Hello everybody, one question as we don't have the beginning, do you know if the background is dry before appliyng water with the spray ? thanks for answes :)
Looks like I'm gonna be practicing this technique for a while
Thank you Jackie!
how does one apply the orange color on the leaves? I did not see it as a layer.
Love it!
Its beautiful
YOU ARE WONDERFULL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Excellent artwork, I love it :)
Interesting techniques!
Lovely 😊
Wow!
wow! beautiful
great work
might be a stupid question, but all my spray bottle are misty, so how or where can I find a messy water spray ?
great i loved the closed captions
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Is your book, simplifying, in german language , too?
What sort of substrate are you painting on... how does one prepare that?
Beautiful
what is the surface that she is painting on?
loved it !
Estoy de acuerdo que los vídeos sean en español
Oh gosh - thanks Puello. :)
Thank you :) Nice Work.
Excellent
you skipped a step! How did you get the leaves on the board/paper that are there.You did not show the most important part of the painting.
It may seem like she skipped a step, but if you understood what she meant when she was talking about how she would paint the oak leaf (with the tracing paper and sharpie) you could figure out that it's just painting the negative space AROUND the leaves, not the leaf itself. It is a negative space painting, so you're leaving that texture she built up in the first part and coming in with acrylic & painting the big shapes around the leaves, then building detail. I know she didn't specifically show that step, but it was easy to see how she did it.
Greetings Ms. Linda!
I would like to ask that what paint you use and still have that or shapes, designs neckline and attach the image or add to a drawing layer. For example, a letter from the tree, and under it the second sheet. I do not know how to do it.
Sorry, if you bother.
I send cordial greetings.
Anna
Where to find your book ?
Dear Ms. Linda!
I really like your paintings. I would like to get at least a little practice to master. If it was possible, so please write as you did underpainting and what you farbami.Vodu sprayed on semi-dry underpainting and whether there is also some paint. I do not understand. Possible for your reply thank you in advance.
Best regards from Slovakia Anna
thanks!
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Que pena que todos estos videos sean en ingles.
Wonderfulllllllll
Very attractive lady
Nice name
I'm sorry, but the presentation was inadequate. What materials were specifically used for the first layer before spraying with water? What's the idea of the big leaf? How did all the leaf bits and pieces suddenly appear later? Sorry to be so negative, but was not an adequate teaching tool, although the concepts were interesting.
silverkwan2614 this is only a preview
Well....before you complain, you should read the description box...
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i am much big fan of art and this is some good lookin art u got here. But the one thing i dont like waz the closed captioning at 0:50 it was unchristian get out of my head
What in the world
Wonderful!