Hello from Philadelphia, Loise! I just wanted to point out that your explanations are invaluable. Every time you say what it is you are thinking when you approach a white piece of paper - the tonal values, whether to work wet on wet or wet on dry, whether to add more of a particular color to a mix - these details in your thinking, and saying it, is just brilliant. The big lesson you are giving us is to slow down, think about it for a bit, and then proceed. What a gift you are! Thank you 💕🥀
In my free time, I've been soaking up some of your classes on Skillshare. I sit gobsmacked but keen to learn, and felt the need to tell you something you may already know: you're a damn fine teacher Louise. Damn fine. I've spent a lifetime teaching... ballroom dancing (when I was young!), stained glass, hardanger and college English, so I know whereof I speak. You've definitely got the gift. You are very relatable (esp. w/ the bloopers!), and have a sincerity that is engaging. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge; it's genuinely appreciated.
The colours are pretty and makes the flower look so delicate. Once again, you explained your methods so well! Just stunning. Thank you for sharing your talent.
I did water colours for 25+ years, I so enjoyed your video ! I had forgotten how much I missed the whole process. Lovely end painting !Just using the three colours keeps such a clean and clear painting. Can't wait to check out some of your other work !
I’ve just finished viewing this lovely preview.......looking forward for the full tutorial next month💞. As always I love 💕 your great sense of humour as a final touch. You are a beautiful and very talented woman. 🙏
Wonderful lesson on peony! Love using only 3 colors, something I’m trying to limit my palate, I learned so much and will watch it again! To learn less is best is hard lesson for me! Thank you Karen Dirmish
I’m almost 3 years into w/c painting, and I’m nowhere close to your calibre but I have to say, you’re an inspiration and I truly love to watch you, and am so very impressed with your skills❤️. Love the bloopers btw:). 👍👍
Thank you for sharing your you expertise on watercolour ,I am from Iceland and heave been painting for some time .I heave learned more from your videos than any other I heave been watching I am mostly self tought. Looking foward to your next one ....Happy painting !!
Absolutely gorgeous painting, love the limited palette used in here. I kept telling myself.... You have to try and paint this one today. Thank you so much for sharing this
This is a lovely painting again Louise! It’s always a treat to see your latest posts and learning from you. Would you consider posting this & the print outline on Patreon so we can try it too please? Apologies to non patreons here - you’ll just have to join us!
Thank you for your so detailed explanation about colors mixing. I'm creating the color swatch with watercolor for my work but I'm not an artist so I didn't know how the color mixing will develop on drawing or about artist's reflection to find the color from the real object. It's a small video but I learned lots of things. 🙏
That's a whole lot of petals! It's beautiful as always! ❤️ I love how you used limited colors. I feel that together with your explanation and demonstration, it does help enhance one's color mixing skills! 😁👍
LOL, that's why I've taken to calling the cold-pressed "NOT" like the Britishes do. Hot, NOT, and rough. I guess it means just, "not" hot-pressed? Well anyway I got a ream of rough which I'm really enjoying! And a 'fat pad' of Bockingford, which isn't even cotton but you can lift phthalo off that stuff. (The shipping cost way more than the 'fat pad'! But I like it! It does strange things, but really being able to lift PY150 or other stainers was really cool.) Love the peony. I liked the first ones you showed, as well. The production value of your videos is always exquisite (and I'm always so happy to see someone else spraying the tube paint off the brush and onto the palette to spare the paint! I actually tried finger-squeezing a blob of paint off a brush once. Staining, and learned one can get a lovely "allergic reaction" to watercolour pigments, too! Spray bottles are great friends!)
Thank you! That's interesting about the Bockingford paper. I've not tried it. I've only used rough paper once and it was good to paint on. Cold pressed is my favourite though.
Excellent instruction! My question is this: When you draw out your image, how do you get keep from getting confused with all of the lines in the flower? It’s confusing to me!
Thank you Becky. It can be confusing. I try to have patience when I draw and paint detailed subjects like this. Because I'm looking for realism, I paint it one petal at a time. I don't paint flowers like this often because I find them a bit tedious.
That was lovely thank you. One quick question, what was the pencil eraser pen thing you used briefly please? I struggle with precise removal of unwanted pencil lines.
Thank you L. I didn't show it in this tutorial but I used my small Rosemary and Co eradicator brush to clean up some of the petals. I should have a link in the description. You see me using my Da Vinci Maestros in this video.
oh my - as always, your art is absolutely stunning! way beyond my abilities but I sooo enjoy watching the process and seeing the finished piece. Thank you for sharing with us.
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Hello from Philadelphia, Loise!
I just wanted to point out that your explanations are invaluable. Every time you say what it is you are thinking when you approach a white piece of paper - the tonal values, whether to work wet on wet or wet on dry, whether to add more of a particular color to a mix - these details in your thinking, and saying it, is just brilliant. The big lesson you are giving us is to slow down, think about it for a bit, and then proceed. What a gift you are! Thank you 💕🥀
Thank you very much Mary.
I learn from EVERYTHING you do, Loise! Another wonderful lesson.
I'm so glad. Thank you D.
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In my free time, I've been soaking up some of your classes on Skillshare. I sit gobsmacked but keen to learn, and felt the need to tell you something you may already know: you're a damn fine teacher Louise. Damn fine. I've spent a lifetime teaching... ballroom dancing (when I was young!), stained glass, hardanger and college English, so I know whereof I speak. You've definitely got the gift. You are very relatable (esp. w/ the bloopers!), and have a sincerity that is engaging. Thank you for sharing your talent and knowledge; it's genuinely appreciated.
Thank you very much for generous compliment Sharon. It's so appreciated. 🥰
Dear Louise, many thanks from France. Your work is so delicate and beautiful. Thank you to share with us your great experience!
Love to see and hear you while you paint. You are so gifted and generous with your tutorials. Thank you
Thanks very much Carol.
The colours are pretty and makes the flower look so delicate. Once again, you explained your methods so well! Just stunning. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Thank you Mary.
I did water colours for 25+ years, I so enjoyed your video ! I had forgotten how much I missed the whole process. Lovely end painting !Just using the three colours keeps such a clean and clear painting. Can't wait to check out some of your other work !
A beautiful, lovely artist
I’ve just finished viewing this lovely preview.......looking forward for the full tutorial next month💞. As always I love 💕 your great sense of humour as a final touch. You are a beautiful and very talented woman. 🙏
Beautiful. Great to see the use of just primaries.
so many delicate petals to paint, wonderful job with them 😀
The peony was gorgeous but so was that close up piece. I'd love a close up flower series
Peony with mixed colours looks so posh and intelligent
I love watching your videos I have learned a lot using watercolor medium because of you thank you so much for sharing.
I'm so glad! Thanks Carlo.
Absolutely stunning. You are an amazingly talented artist. Thank you.
I love peonies! Yours is lovely!
Wonderful lesson on peony! Love using only 3 colors, something I’m trying to limit my palate, I learned so much and will watch it again! To learn less is best is hard lesson for me! Thank you Karen Dirmish
Glad it was helpful. Thank you Karen.
Beautiful painting Louise Thank you for your tips and for sharing with us xx
How talented you are! Simply beautiful!
I’m almost 3 years into w/c painting, and I’m nowhere close to your calibre but I have to say, you’re an inspiration and I truly love to watch you, and am so very impressed with your skills❤️. Love the bloopers btw:). 👍👍
Thanks very much Julie.
That was absolutely beautiful!
Stunning painting! I enjoy your limited palette paintings so much
Thank you very much Sonya.
Thank you for sharing your you expertise on watercolour ,I am from Iceland and heave been painting for some time .I heave learned more from your videos than any other I heave been watching I am mostly self tought. Looking foward to your next one ....Happy painting !!
Dankjewel Louise, ik leer zoveel van jou! Fantastisch
Absolutely gorgeous painting, love the limited palette used in here. I kept telling myself.... You have to try and paint this one today. Thank you so much for sharing this
Thanks Julie.
This is a lovely painting again Louise! It’s always a treat to see your latest posts and learning from you. Would you consider posting this & the print outline on Patreon so we can try it too please? Apologies to non patreons here - you’ll just have to join us!
Thanks very much Lily. I'm working on it as we speak. It will be on Patreon later this month. 💕
Wow fantastic video! Thank you for sharing. Much love ❤️
Thank you for your so detailed explanation about colors mixing. I'm creating the color swatch with watercolor for my work but I'm not an artist so I didn't know how the color mixing will develop on drawing or about artist's reflection to find the color from the real object. It's a small video but I learned lots of things. 🙏
Wonderful! Thank you.
So beautiful! And using only 3 colors!!!
Thanks Ashley.
These are absolutely gorgeous!! Thank you for sharing. Also, you are so pretty!
Just adore watching you, Your voice is so sweet and soothing, Your talent is amazing! 🌸
What a great video!! Your the best!!
Thanks Louise
That's a whole lot of petals! It's beautiful as always! ❤️ I love how you used limited colors. I feel that together with your explanation and demonstration, it does help enhance one's color mixing skills! 😁👍
Thanks Sucynne.
Lovely painting, thank you so much. 💖💖💖
Omg, that is gorgeous 😍!
Stunning!
Beautiful Louise♥️♥️♥️
These are fantastic!
Thank you, so much for sharing!
Amazing as usual Louise.
This is wonderful! Thank you so much ❤️
I’m old and cold 😀 absolutely love this.
Lol - Thanks Peggy. 😂
Maravilla de pintura
Gracias por compartirla
Muchas gracias , es precioso 😍
Beautiful !
Very nice! You are very talented
Thank you John.
Lovely work Louise thankyou, liked the results on all of the efforts...old cold pressed paper...where do you buy that????🤭🤭🤭
Thank you
Hi mam iam watching your videos they are amazing and your explanation. Mam for beginners which colours are best.
beautiful
It is super beaautiful couleurs
Love peony! If I were doing peony different color would I dissect petals one time? Then look over whole flower as whole?
LOL, that's why I've taken to calling the cold-pressed "NOT" like the Britishes do. Hot, NOT, and rough. I guess it means just, "not" hot-pressed? Well anyway I got a ream of rough which I'm really enjoying! And a 'fat pad' of Bockingford, which isn't even cotton but you can lift phthalo off that stuff. (The shipping cost way more than the 'fat pad'! But I like it! It does strange things, but really being able to lift PY150 or other stainers was really cool.)
Love the peony. I liked the first ones you showed, as well. The production value of your videos is always exquisite (and I'm always so happy to see someone else spraying the tube paint off the brush and onto the palette to spare the paint! I actually tried finger-squeezing a blob of paint off a brush once. Staining, and learned one can get a lovely "allergic reaction" to watercolour pigments, too! Spray bottles are great friends!)
Thank you! That's interesting about the Bockingford paper. I've not tried it. I've only used rough paper once and it was good to paint on. Cold pressed is my favourite though.
Beautiful! Thank you.
Thank you Santi.
Beautiful
Thank you Ranjana.
Lovely
It’s beautiful! I just became a patron and I’m gonna start with the goldfish watercolor tomorrow 😃
Awesome! Thank you Petra. I hope you enjoy it.
So patient and gifted. Great talent . I appreciate what you do.
Thanks very much Suzzanne.
Excellent instruction!
My question is this:
When you draw out your image, how do you get keep from getting confused with all of the lines in the flower? It’s confusing to me!
Thank you Becky. It can be confusing. I try to have patience when I draw and paint detailed subjects like this. Because I'm looking for realism, I paint it one petal at a time. I don't paint flowers like this often because I find them a bit tedious.
That was lovely thank you. One quick question, what was the pencil eraser pen thing you used briefly please? I struggle with precise removal of unwanted pencil lines.
Thanks Richard. This is it here: amzn.to/3F1Myow It's very handy for getting into tight spots.
Really useful thankyou
Thank you. So nice. Süper çok güzel
Lovely!!! Has anyone told you ..you remind me of Ruby Bentall ? She played a role in Poldark.
Beautiful 👍❤️
Thanks Di.
U r d best🙏
Wow! How do the pencil marks disappear?
🙏🏽 Thank you
My pleasure. Thanks Jo.
Beautiful work! So sensitively done. May I ask exactly which of the Rosemary and Co. brushes did you use for this painting? Thanks very much.
Thank you L. I didn't show it in this tutorial but I used my small Rosemary and Co eradicator brush to clean up some of the petals. I should have a link in the description. You see me using my Da Vinci Maestros in this video.
@@LouiseDeMasi Thanks very much for the reply.
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Yes- I'm happy about that. Thanks.
What brand of tube paint are you using?
oh my - as always, your art is absolutely stunning! way beyond my abilities but I sooo enjoy watching the process and seeing the finished piece. Thank you for sharing with us.
Fabulous painting but no comment about removing pencils lignes from original sketch
Can i know how you sketch flowers ?
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Форма цветка развалена ...рисунок так себе
Beautiful!
Beautiful