This video inspired me to paint pansies for my mother-in-law's 90th birthday card. It turned out just beautiful. I put gold sequins in the centers and mounted it on lavender card stock on top of a watercolor card. Thank you so much for sharing.
Flowers are not my favorite thing to paint even though I admire their beauty. Because you are so generous to teach us ordered your book this a.m. maybe this will give me a new appreciation to paint them. Thx for being such a sharing teacher.
Emma, your videos are absolutely brilliant. Your brushstrokes seem automatic, magical even. The colour blends are beautiful and easy on the eye. But the balanced layout of your floral pieces are divine. Im trying my best to copy what you do but it will take time and I try not to compare with a professional. A big thank you from Tenerife.
Emma I love your painting! You discribe so good when you're painting! Congratulations! I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and I'm following you since last year...by the way, with this pandemic i feel myself anxiously, nervous, so tense ..then I try to paint watercolor because I feel better... I love watercolor's transparency and luminity.. the way the colours works!!!
You are the master of ‘the bleed’ in these flowers. I have Arches paper, Winsor Newton paints, but I just cant get it to flow like you do .... yet. I will keep trying! thank you for the lesson!
This is great! The pansies look great and it’s explained well. I watched the tutorial by shayda Campbell but I didn’t think her flowers looked great nor did she explain that well so I’m glad I found your video
Thank you for your videos. Could you show the colors in your pallet? I know you showed some when you started with professional paints. I follow each step. You're a good teacher.
Hello Emma ! Can you please let me know the size of the paper you’re using here? I have been practising all the bouquets from your tutorial, having a little doubt about the size of paper.
The moment I introduce the yellow dot into the middle the entire flower turns green. There is never a sharp border between the colours like in your piece, they just mix together entirely. Is there something I'm doing wrong? I have pretty expensive watercolours too
A few things that might help: do some paintings while standing up, try some while holding your paintbrush at the far end, away from the bristles. You may not be happy with the results but it sort of forces you to let go of the control. You will find new ways to let your brush do its thing. Sometimes I have to do a tight painting first to get it out of my system, then I do it again in a much looser style. Just keep at it! You'll get there.
This video inspired me to paint pansies for my mother-in-law's 90th birthday card. It turned out just beautiful. I put gold sequins in the centers and mounted it on lavender card stock on top of a watercolor card. Thank you so much for sharing.
🌷Thank you 💐
for your honest and clear and Concise help.
I enjoy The lack of chitter chatter before video
I have been watching you for awhile.
Emma, I love pancies, thank you very much for this nice tutorial !!!!! Tomorrow I´ll start with it, thanks :)
Flowers are not my favorite thing to paint even though I admire their beauty. Because you are so generous to teach us ordered your book this a.m. maybe this will give me a new appreciation to paint them. Thx for being such a sharing teacher.
Thanks Emma! These are beautiful. Best Pansy tutorial I've found.
I love watching your videos. They are easy and enjoyable to follow...so I thank you.
Thank you so much for your tutorials of painting flowers.
You are looking great with this hairstyle.⚘
So enjoyable, picked up your book on my kindle as wanted it quick.
Love this!!! My favorite flowers!! 🥰🌸 I cant wait to try these. Thank you Emma! Your videos are so helpful!
Love the bangs, Emma!! Thanks for such a lovely, practical tutorial for Mother's Day!
This is an amazing video!!!! love how you teach!!! I have learned so muchhhh
Emma, your videos are absolutely brilliant. Your brushstrokes seem automatic, magical even. The colour blends are beautiful and easy on the eye. But the balanced layout of your floral pieces are divine. Im trying my best to copy what you do but it will take time and I try not to compare with a professional. A big thank you from Tenerife.
Just coming across this cute video Cute of your sweet bangs! love them!
You have a great way of explaining watercolours. I couldn't use them at all until stumbling upon your channel. 🙂
Got your workbook this weekend. It’s beautiful and can’t wait to go through it. It will be a good “go-to resource”,!!!!!!!
You make painting look effortless and fun!
Emma I love your painting! You discribe so good when you're painting! Congratulations! I'm from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and I'm following you since last year...by the way, with this pandemic i feel myself anxiously, nervous, so tense ..then I try to paint watercolor because I feel better... I love watercolor's transparency and luminity.. the way the colours works!!!
These are lovely. Such a good lesson as always. Thanks for your excellent teaching.
Really pretty Emma. Love to watch you paint. Stay safe & happy!
Very pretty!
You are the master of ‘the bleed’ in these flowers. I have Arches paper, Winsor Newton paints, but I just cant get it to flow like you do .... yet. I will keep trying! thank you for the lesson!
Beautiful it look so easy
Thank you so much for all of your wonderful tutorials!! Really helps with making cards:) God Bless!!
Hi Emma. These are so pretty. Gonna give it a shot! Thanks for sharing!🙏🏻
Love the pansies Emma! And I plan to buy your new workbook! 😊
Just got your floral handbook; will enjoy making more floral prints. Thank you.
Love it Emma! Very pretty. GOD bless you my dear❤️👍
Phenomenal!!!...what a great way to spend my birthday!
You are fantastic !
I enjoy your videos, thanks!
Thank you once again, Emma! This was a sweet tutorial. I love the little pansies and the color palette that you chose. I will give it a try! 🙂💚🌿💐
I purchased your workbooks today and can't wait to get started on those Florals :-)
This is great! The pansies look great and it’s explained well. I watched the tutorial by shayda Campbell but I didn’t think her flowers looked great nor did she explain that well so I’m glad I found your video
Thank you so much! I love your videos. I learn so much from you!!
So beautiful
Thanks for this video
Thank you Emma this is beautiful. X
Your videos are awesome. I love your paintings. By the way, I have your digital book and I am loving it Thank you for your inspiration.
Daisy Girl I’m so glad you’re loving it!! 🤗
Great. Thank you for the great tutorial.
Thank you!
Your videos are very inspiring!
Love this!
Thank You
I love it. Than you for showing.
Thank you for your videos. Could you show the colors in your pallet? I know you showed some when you started with professional paints. I follow each step. You're a good teacher.
Terry Slaughter all of the colours are listed in that video. ruclips.net/video/KuFdMRm9014/видео.html
wow! I love the flowers! I wish I could get the book 😭😭
Perfect timing! Mom loves Pansies .
Hey! Like the new bangs.
Jadore. Bravo. Pour. Ce. Jolie. tableau
chciałabym mieć taki talent :)
pięknie!!!
تعجبني رسوماتك كثيرا رغم اني لا افهم ما تقولين🙈🌸
Thank you! Very good!
Loved it, Emma!!!
I think I'd like to buy a tube of dioxidine purple. You use it a lot and it seems like a very useful color to have.
great job
Hello Emma ! Can you please let me know the size of the paper you’re using here? I have been practising all the bouquets from your tutorial, having a little doubt about the size of paper.
I don’t seem to be able to find the flower online tutorial book that you were talking about
Pretty
The moment I introduce the yellow dot into the middle the entire flower turns green. There is never a sharp border between the colours like in your piece, they just mix together entirely. Is there something I'm doing wrong? I have pretty expensive watercolours too
Is your e-book still available?
I want to learn watercolor ^^
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👍👍🤗👍👍
It's so difficult for me to "loose" with my brush any tips?
A few things that might help: do some paintings while standing up, try some while holding your paintbrush at the far end, away from the bristles. You may not be happy with the results but it sort of forces you to let go of the control. You will find new ways to let your brush do its thing. Sometimes I have to do a tight painting first to get it out of my system, then I do it again in a much looser style. Just keep at it! You'll get there.
@@denisedorsey2889 This is helpful, thank you so much ill definitely try this!
Are you every going to have actual books that we can send away for? Well, you're young so maybe not.
Pam H hopefully in the future!
Yes, I’d love to buy on Amazon/similar!
Cute, but rushed.
Please do one for blue bells in a bunch with bright colorful spring flowers 💕💐