I’ve been following you for years and have all of your videos and books. So inspirational. It would be lovely to see some work shared on this site with personal commentary like this one. Thank you for sharing your work with us all.
I love being able to take photos with my phone as my painting progresses. Definitely helps me “see” what is happening. With watercolor, I think it’s part what you’re doing, part what the watercolor is doing! LOVE IT!
I discovered you last night through internet search on watercolours still life and i fell in love with your work! I am massively inspired and a fan of your work from now on! Bless your talent .Very gifted!
You've given me some courage to go ahead and not be normal about water color painting. Painting doesn't have to be perfect to convey what you want to present. I bought one of your books a while back, and didn't quite understand what it was you were attempting - it was nothing but pictures. I needed more at the time... but held on to the book. Now it makes sense. Juliana (PS - wish I could come and hang out with you - I'm sure what I see would rub off much easier in Real Time)
Olá eu admiro o seu trabalho. Tenho um livro seu e suas aulas são fantásticas assim como o seu processo de criação. Muito obrigada por seus ensinamentos mentos.
Simply gorgeous! So happy I discovered your artwork today. Doing my own watercolor and trying to experiment a bit. You are very inspiring, thank you for sharing!
HI Shirley, thank you for the video. I must say that your comment about watercolour painting being the most difficult painting style is spot on. I am only recently discovering that I excel at making an awful mess, as opposed to acrylics and have come close, just today, to testing the aerodynamics of my palette and soft, fluffy brushes! Recently, I have seen others refer to your book(s) on RUclips and after watching your video it occurs to me that I should look for it before beginning my new line of research. Now, I will attempt to to remove tongue from cheek. Thank you again for the video and the insights shared.
Hi Shirley......I recently returned to multi media painting after many years .....now a dedicated watercolourist thanks to inspiration from yourself and other, like contemporaries ....Love Daniel Smith colours and Two-Rivers Paper.....CH
i agree, i started with oils i loved it. i think the best part was building texture. some 35 years later i started watercolors. i found it was the complete opposite, took me a long time to get the hang of it, i love it now, enjoy your video❤️
LOL... I really sucked at Chemistry - and one student called me dumb. Little did I realize how artistic I was at that time. 40 years later, and two careers in music and ART - gave me a clue I should have followed my passion sooner.
There was a painting that was about 10 years old in a house since I was a child until I was a teenager I was wondering who painted it I searched and died and ended up here still not sure if it was your painting or not and I don't know how I can make sure it's your plate ❣️
I’ve been following you for years and have all of your videos and books. So inspirational. It would be lovely to see some work shared on this site with personal commentary like this one. Thank you for sharing your work with us all.
I love being able to take photos with my phone as my painting progresses. Definitely helps me “see” what is happening. With watercolor, I think it’s part what you’re doing, part what the watercolor is doing! LOVE IT!
Enjoyed listening to you and love your work thankyou 😊
I am so happy to have found your work today. Its like coming home. Thank you so much. I love your ethos, its the same conclusion that I have come to.
Have loved your work and your books great to find wth video talk ..thank you for sharing.
I discovered you last night through internet search on watercolours still life and i fell in love with your work! I am massively inspired and a fan of your work from now on! Bless your talent .Very gifted!
You've given me some courage to go ahead and not be normal about water color painting. Painting doesn't have to be perfect to convey what you want to present. I bought one of your books a while back, and didn't quite understand what it was you were attempting - it was nothing but pictures. I needed more at the time... but held on to the book. Now it makes sense. Juliana (PS - wish I could come and hang out with you - I'm sure what I see would rub off much easier in Real Time)
I discovered you and your art today. I'm inspired and enchanted.
Loved listening to your story... your work is beautiful!
I love your work it’s absolutely stunning 🙏🏼💕❗️
Dear Shirley, I'm very glad to discover your new channel. I love your talent! Olga, Russia
I love your art that I saw here. I want to see more. So expressive and interpretive.
enjoyed your story so very much, such a full life 🥰🥰🥰
Olá eu admiro o seu trabalho. Tenho um livro seu e suas aulas são fantásticas assim como o seu processo de criação.
Muito obrigada por seus ensinamentos mentos.
Simply gorgeous! So happy I discovered your artwork today. Doing my own watercolor and trying to experiment a bit. You are very inspiring, thank you for sharing!
HI Shirley, thank you for the video.
I must say that your comment about watercolour painting being the most difficult painting style is spot on.
I am only recently discovering that I excel at making an awful mess, as opposed to acrylics and have come close, just today, to testing the aerodynamics of my palette and soft, fluffy brushes!
Recently, I have seen others refer to your book(s) on RUclips and after watching your video it occurs to me that I should look for it before beginning my new line of research.
Now, I will attempt to to remove tongue from cheek.
Thank you again for the video and the insights shared.
Thank you for freeing me up in my work all these years Shirley 🌷🌷🌷
Hi Shirley......I recently returned to multi media painting after many years .....now a dedicated watercolourist thanks to inspiration from yourself and other, like contemporaries ....Love Daniel Smith colours and Two-Rivers Paper.....CH
i agree, i started with oils i loved it. i think the best part was building texture. some 35 years later i started watercolors. i found it was the complete opposite, took me a long time to get the hang of it, i love it now, enjoy your video❤️
LOL... I really sucked at Chemistry - and one student called me dumb. Little did I realize how artistic I was at that time. 40 years later, and two careers in music and ART - gave me a clue I should have followed my passion sooner.
There was a painting that was about 10 years old in a house since I was a child until I was a teenager I was wondering who painted it I searched and died and ended up here still not sure if it was your painting or not and I don't know how I can make sure it's your plate ❣️