Thank you for doing a negative painting tutorial. I struggle with negative painting all the time and am so pleased I found you on RUclips. I hope with practice my brain finally gets it! Again, thank you for posting this.
Oh thank you so much!!! I so appreciate your comment! It may look complicated and difficult, but once you try it a few times, you understand it more and more! I hope you give it a try!
Thank you for the tutorial, Jessica. This is the first painting I've done with watercolors that actually made sense and worked for me, and I'm eager to try it with other subjects. Well done!
I’m sorry I’m just seeing your comment! Thank you for the kind remarks, I do hope you tried it! I use a nice, small brush and it takes patience and practice! I mess up, A LOT 🤣
This is SO beautiful, and I can't wait to try it myself. I don't have heavily pigmented paints, but I'm going to still try. I've only been painting for about a month, and I'm loving it!
Angie Ochoa oh good!!! You don’t need heavy pigments for this project, you slowly build up the layers so your paint will be perfect! Please share what you do, I can’t wait to see it!!
Really appreciate your sharing your knowledge and a full video with explanations. Have been keen to experiment since past 5-6 years, now feel I can handle it:)
Oh thank you so much! Im so excited for you to try, you can do it! It takes patience, and I recommend doing two at once so you can work on the one while you wait for layers to dry!
Funny...I dont know why, but I would’ve thought that you’d be working from distance to closer in layers. But now I see why it has to be the other way around. I love it! Thanks!
Hi Jessica, just found your channel, so happy!!. I have always been very intrigued by negative space paintings but have been a bit hesitant. I have seen others but your tutorial actually gave me the confidence to try. Your paintings are amazing!!!, there is so much more to them than others I have seen. Thank you for the inspiration!.❤
I'm in love with the colors! Good teaching! You're going to do very well. I told Denise at InLiquidColor color the same, and look at her now! Hope you keep going.
So good to see you using Koi paints. I love them, but they are rarely considered in tutorials about brands of pigments and paper. Love your tutorial, too.
this is by far the best explained tutorial on negative space I've seen! What a pity you've got only a handful of vids on your channel. Thank you so much for your time & energy you put in this one. As a beginner I really appreciate your work
Thank you so much! I am a high school art teacher and originally made it for my students! I’ve got more ideas in the making, so hopefully I get more videos made soon! I appreciate your comment, I’m so glad the video worked for you!
@@JessJidasArt ah, I thought it might be great if you're a teacher. My own art teacher (many, many moons ago) was pretty meeh. Happy students you've got :) & now I'll drop in from time to time & hope for the best ;)
So fun. I keep painting this... Still have trouble varying the colors and going too dark too fast, but it still always manages to look keel.. Which is so satisfying! Ty for this. and it has helped me understand beg. Painting in a way I couldn't before 😁
I'm speechless ... This is such an extraordinary instruction video about the negative painting!👏👏👏 A huge Thank-You! Sending you a big hug 💞 BTW your students are really lucky to have you as a teacher ❤️
That's beautiful. Can't wait to give this a try! I'm not Brilliant with choosing colours though, I seem always go want to use all the colours of the rainbow in every painting which doesn't always work!! I need to choose three cours and stick to them. Very difficult! Thank you for this lovely tutorial.
Hi, and thank you! If you stick with the 3 primary colors (red, blue and yellow) you can make the rainbow from there! You just have to be careful to not mix compliments (yellow/purple, red/green, orange/blue) or else you’ll get mud! ❤️ I’m excited for you to try it, I’m sure you’ll make something wonderful!
@@JessJidasArt Well, I have actually tried this today, and I find it a lot more difficult than I thought in the beginning owing to finding the colors that go nicely together AND to not getting them muddy ... It will take a bit of practice to come up with something as beautiful as your color scheme, but I will persist! Very interesting technique ... 🤔😁👍
@@JessJidasArt I drew out my layers of trees just last evening to practice drawing the trees. I have the Koi set of paints also. I think I might just do three layers, but I love that fourth layer that you did. Love those colors too.
@@joycestevens376 Oh fantastic! It does take a lot of practice and patience to wait for layers to dry and to paint around all the little branches. Please share what you create! Im sure it will be wonderful!
I haven't tried that with the negative space painting, I feel like that would be more challenging but totally worth trying! I have done it with traditional painting style, working from back to front with the closest trees being the darkest... Ill see if I can expiriment with that!
@@JessJidasArt I think you'd have to draw all the trees first and start painting around the back ones first. And then paint in the front tree last, so that would look more realistic, but it's not the technique you're showing here.
Hi! Thank you for your comment, and fantastic question! It is totally up to you. Sometimes I leave them full and fluffy, other times I will add in shapes and darker values to mimic open spaces, leaves and branches. It’s fun to experiment and see what techniques work for you!
Beautiful work! One thing I wish you had done is show how to deal with the tape allowing the paint to bleed into your white edge. I imagine you may have used some white gouache paint to cover up the bleed through? I am also very thankful that you have included some pages to download! Many do not do that unless it is for a price. I am going to subscribe now!
Oh that is great suggestion! Sometimes the paint bleeds under no matter what, so annoying! A Magic Eraser sponge, if used carefully, can remove the paint! You just have to be careful you don't rub too hard and destroy the paper. Otherwise I will get a mat cut to the image and crop out the oops when I put it in a frame...lol!!! I appreciate the follow! I love to help out when I can, I wish I had more time to make more videos and resources!
@@JessJidasArt Yes, those darn erasers will eat the paper. I don't trust them. lol I have never used gouache but have seen videos with it and it just might cover an oops. Seen other artist use it for touching up highlights on watercolor paintings. Yes, time to create art is hard to come by, we always put the creative stuff on the back burner. Life should be the other way round! Do fun stuff first and chores later! LOL what a mess we would have!
@@laurfincher8137 I totally agree! Creativity first, lol! Gouache works okay, sometime you can still see through it tho...but its great for highlights and such! I think the higher quality the better too.
Thank you. I followed along and it turned out pretty well. I will do it again for sure. What size paper are you using in this video? Also, you show a different finished piece that had subtle flowers on the left side. How did you get that effect? Perhaps, did you drop water on wet paint? Thanks again.
Hi Kathy! I’m so glad you tried this, I would love to see your trees! It’s the same finished work but more close up so you can see the details. The “flowers” you are referring to are blooms created by sprinkling salt in the first layer of watercolor and waiting for it to dry! That’s my favorite technique to use ❤️
Thank you! I try to draw VERY lightly so I can just barely see the pencil, because you can NOT erase the pencil after you paint over it! Great question!
Love this! Question-on the reference piece you showed-for the textured look (I am thinking you used salt?) was that done on the first layer? Or did you add a final layer to do that?
Hi! I have! It does define the outline of the trees more, but it also creates an outline, if that makes sense? I’ve only done it once, worth experimenting with it more!
This is so beautiful. Thank you sharing what you know and for making it so clear. I am new to watercolour and absolutely love the colours and the effect. Would you please send me the detailed PDF that accompanies this lesson.
Great demo. One question I had is why you can draw all the trees in first because once you wet watercolor paper you can easily damage it if you sketch on top and each time you add more water it is even more delicate. I find this true even on high quality watercolor paper.
Great question! I usually draw very lightly before I paint. When the paper is fully dry you can draw over your sketch again, lightly, if you can't see it. Ive only had a problem if I draw on the paper when it is damp or wet!
I like it a lot! Thanks for this step by step watercolor tutorial. Which paper brand do you use? Mine is a watercolor paper but will buckle for sure with so much water and it annoys me so much >.
Using a block watercolor pad like this one from Arches helps a lot with buckling! www.amazon.com/Arches-Aquarelle-Watercolor-Block-press/dp/B0007XDHGE/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=watercolor+block&qid=1558458209&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1 Also, making sure the paper is at least 140# helps a lot. I use Canson mixed media brand a lot as well. I hope that helps!
I just learned more from your video about negative painting than I did from a skillshare class I paid for! Thank you!
Jennifer Wells thank you! That’s quite a compliment!
@@JessJidasArtt
Thank you for doing a negative painting tutorial. I struggle with negative painting all the time and am so pleased I found you on RUclips. I hope with practice my brain finally gets it! Again, thank you for posting this.
Sally Ragusa you’re welcome! It does take a lot of practice! I’ve found doing these trees helps a lot!
Thank you for helping me understand negative spaces. This was so helpful.
Thank you for letting me know! I am so glad I was able to help you!
That is so amazing! I’d love to see another negative space tutorial painting flowers or leaves, or anything! Beautiful job :)
Amazing ! Beautiful negative space watercolor art tutorial. I could not wait to try it with my daughter.
Oh thank you for your kind words! I hope you have fun and I would love to see what you create! @jessjidasart on instagram
I love this video! I absolutely obsessed with how my piece came out. Thank you!
OH how wonderful! Can you please share it with me? I would love to see it! @jessjidasart on insta or send me an email! @jbdesign82@gmail.com
I absolutely love your work, I’ve been watching it over and over. It look so difficult but stunning. Thank you so much for the tutorial 💕
Oh thank you so much!!! I so appreciate your comment! It may look complicated and difficult, but once you try it a few times, you understand it more and more! I hope you give it a try!
I love the different color canopys as well as depth colors
Thank you, I so appreciate that observation!
Beautiful demonstration of painting negative space. Loved it. Thanks so much for this wonderful lesson. You rock. 🙂👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
I love this, a simple technique that offers so much beauty!
Thank you for this inspirational tutorial. I cannot wait to try this. I love the coulours!
Oh thank. you! Please share what you create, I would love to see!
Thank you for the tutorial, Jessica. This is the first painting I've done with watercolors that actually made sense and worked for me, and I'm eager to try it with other subjects. Well done!
TammyLML thats wonderful! I’m so glad this technique worked for you! Keep on painting ! ❤️
The end result is so effective! It must be so exciting that each time you do them you get a different result. Wonderful! 😊
Oh yes! Each time they are a little different, yet you get the same-ish result! Creating one for every season is fun, all the different colors!
THis video helped me get out of an artistic slump. You seem to be able to get the areas between the branches easier than I do!
I’m sorry I’m just seeing your comment! Thank you for the kind remarks, I do hope you tried it! I use a nice, small brush and it takes patience and practice! I mess up, A LOT 🤣
How fun! I enjoyed watching your tutorial, and can't wait to try it out tomorrow!
Thank you so much! Please let me know how it turned out!
Looove this. Going to try now....... Thank you for the great tutorial, Jessica.
Thank you! Please share what you do, I would love to see it! Im on instagram @jessjidasart
This is SO beautiful, and I can't wait to try it myself. I don't have heavily pigmented paints, but I'm going to still try. I've only been painting for about a month, and I'm loving it!
Angie Ochoa oh good!!! You don’t need heavy pigments for this project, you slowly build up the layers so your paint will be perfect! Please share what you do, I can’t wait to see it!!
Beautiful!! Thank you for showing it to us, love to see more of this negative painting in leaves, flowers, landscape, tropical forest, waterfall.
Thank you, and Great ideas! I’ll have to practice some more and try some of these suggestions!
Just exploring negative space painting and it's wild! Thank you again
It is so fun! Keep exploring!
such a great technique and the depth is amazing. Thanks for the tutorial and nice inspo to play around !
Thank you, isn't it fun?!
I would also like to see more negative space tutorials. Thanks for this one!
Thank you!! This was easy to understand. ❤Beautiful effect!!
@@michelepenning302 you are so welcome! Thank you for the kind comment!
Wow,i never new watercolors could be so beautiful and so much fun.i enjoyed your video,love it.thank you,very much.!!🎨👍💡😁
Pamela diez thank you! I greatly appreciate the kind comments!
Really appreciate your sharing your knowledge and a full video with explanations. Have been keen to experiment since past 5-6 years, now feel I can handle it:)
Thank you so much for your kind comment, I greatly appreciate it! I'm sure you will make beautiful art!
Quite clever stuff - I have to try it myself.
Thank you so much. This was an amazing tutorial!! Now working on my courage to jump in!
Oh thank you so much! Im so excited for you to try, you can do it! It takes patience, and I recommend doing two at once so you can work on the one while you wait for layers to dry!
Funny...I dont know why, but I would’ve thought that you’d be working from distance to closer in layers. But now I see why it has to be the other way around. I love it! Thanks!
Right?! It is a mind mender! Glad you like it!
This is beyond beautiful! Thanks for the tips!
You are so welcome, and thank you for the lovely comment!
Excellent tutorial on negative space. Thank you so much for this.
Im so glad you think so, thank you for the kind comment, I greatly appreciate it! ❤️
Hi Jessica, just found your channel, so happy!!. I have always been very intrigued by negative space paintings but have been a bit hesitant. I have seen others but your tutorial actually gave me the confidence to try. Your paintings are amazing!!!, there is so much more to them than others I have seen. Thank you for the inspiration!.❤
Thank you for your incredibly kind compliment! I hope you do try it, I know you will do a fabulous job when you do! Let me know how it goes!
Very well illustrated. Thank you
I'm in love with the colors! Good teaching! You're going to do very well. I told Denise at InLiquidColor color the same, and look at her now! Hope you keep going.
So good to see you using Koi paints. I love them, but they are rarely considered in tutorials about brands of pigments and paper. Love your tutorial, too.
Oh really? They are a beautiful paint! There are so many out there, but Koi is a fantastic paint for the price!
Very cool! Can’t wait to try
this is by far the best explained tutorial on negative space I've seen!
What a pity you've got only a handful of vids on your channel.
Thank you so much for your time & energy you put in this one.
As a beginner I really appreciate your work
Thank you so much! I am a high school art teacher and originally made it for my students! I’ve got more ideas in the making, so hopefully I get more videos made soon! I appreciate your comment, I’m so glad the video worked for you!
@@JessJidasArt ah, I thought it might be great if you're a teacher.
My own art teacher (many, many moons ago) was pretty meeh.
Happy students you've got :)
& now I'll drop in from time to time & hope for the best ;)
Thank you for such a great tutorial. I'm pleased with my results and have shared this YT with all that have commented on my result.
I would love to see what you have created! If you shared it on instagram, please tag me @jessjidasart
Wow, beautiful. Thanks for the tutorial. 💜
Thank you so much for your kind comment!
thats so unique. very good and beautiful usage of color.
Thank you so much! It is so fun to do!
@@JessJidasArt thank you too for sending a reply. besides your artwork is absolutely fantastic.
@@antipatriarchy Thank you, I appreciate that!
What a fabulous video! Thank you so much!
Thank you for your kind comment, I appreciate it!
Nice lesson. The music is a distraction from being in right brain. Your voice and the sounds of your studio are pleasant.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback!
Great example ! Thank you for this video 🎉❤
You are welcome! Thank you for the comment!
So fun. I keep painting this... Still have trouble varying the colors and going too dark too fast, but it still always manages to look keel.. Which is so satisfying! Ty for this. and it has helped me understand beg. Painting in a way I couldn't before 😁
Great instructions and explaining the goals. Thank you
You are welcome! I appreciate the comment!
Beautiful. I can’t wait to try this. Thank you for the great tutorial.
just love this. thank you for showing how to do this!
Well of course! Thank you for the lovely comment!
I'm speechless ... This is such an extraordinary instruction video about the negative painting!👏👏👏 A huge Thank-You! Sending you a big hug 💞
BTW your students are really lucky to have you as a teacher ❤️
Thank you for such an amazing compliment! You just made my day, if not whole week! I appreciate you taking your time to comment, THANK YOU!
@@JessJidasArt You're most welcome! 💞
Brilliant! It’s very well explained. 🙏🏻Thank you.
You are so welcome!! ❤️ thank you!
Fun! Hey, while you’re waiting for it to dry, why not paint on a second one?
Absolutely beautiful!🙏🤗💖
Very beautiful love it..Thank-you 😍 ❤️
Thank you! I appreciate it!
This is gold!!!!Thank you so much!
Thank you for your wonderful compliment!
wonderful, thank you for sharing your knowledge. it is very precious.
this is a great lesson, resulting in a gorgeous piece. TY so much!
Thank you, I would love to see what you make!
That's beautiful. Can't wait to give this a try! I'm not Brilliant with choosing colours though, I seem always go want to use all the colours of the rainbow in every painting which doesn't always work!! I need to choose three cours and stick to them. Very difficult!
Thank you for this lovely tutorial.
Hi, and thank you! If you stick with the 3 primary colors (red, blue and yellow) you can make the rainbow from there! You just have to be careful to not mix compliments (yellow/purple, red/green, orange/blue) or else you’ll get mud! ❤️ I’m excited for you to try it, I’m sure you’ll make something wonderful!
Just discovered your channel. I’m excited to try this painting.😊👍
I hope you do!
Very cool and thanks for all the details. Trying soon! Thx
Thank you! I hope you try it!
Love this! Will try also. Thank you from Berlin Germany 🤗👍
WONDERFUL! Please share what you create! Thank YOU!
@@JessJidasArt Well, I have actually tried this today, and I find it a lot more difficult than I thought in the beginning owing to finding the colors that go nicely together AND to not getting them muddy ... It will take a bit of practice to come up with something as beautiful as your color scheme, but I will persist! Very interesting technique ... 🤔😁👍
@@chatita9527 Yes! You can do it! Try only blues and greens, or Reds, yellows, oranges, that way you won't make mud!
Ps: I really like the soothing music you choose to play in the background
Thank you!
Très belle aquarelle en négatif. Pas facile, mais le résultat est surprenant et magnifique.
This is the clearest example of negative painting I have seen. I would love to get the PDF!
Sorry it took so long to reply! drive.google.com/open?id=1sLGngIggvl9oeAjTtTRrTt22zOIV1hk4
Really astonishing
Thank You! It's such a complex, yet simple concept that produces wonderful works!
Beautiful exercise. Thank you!
You're welcome, thank you for the comment!
AMAZING - thank you for this fantastic idea :-D - I am thinking of making one of these for a birthday present :-)
You are so welcome! They make perfect gifts, and I’m sure the recipient will love it!
This is just beautiful.
Thank you very much!
@@JessJidasArt I drew out my layers of trees just last evening to practice drawing the trees. I have the Koi set of paints also. I think I might just do three layers, but I love that fourth layer that you did. Love those colors too.
@@joycestevens376 Oh fantastic! It does take a lot of practice and patience to wait for layers to dry and to paint around all the little branches. Please share what you create! Im sure it will be wonderful!
@@JessJidasArt I would love to share it with you. Hopefully it will be good enough to share😁 Where can I share it?
@@joycestevens376 you can email it to me jbdesign82@gmail.com or tag me on instagram @jessjidasart. :)
Me encanta el tutorial, quiero probarlo. Muchas gracias ✨🙏🏻
Thank You! Really nice, and fun! I will have a go!
Very nice. Is there a way to have the foreground darker and lighter towards the back?
I haven't tried that with the negative space painting, I feel like that would be more challenging but totally worth trying! I have done it with traditional painting style, working from back to front with the closest trees being the darkest... Ill see if I can expiriment with that!
@@JessJidasArt I think you'd have to draw all the trees first and start painting around the back ones first. And then paint in the front tree last, so that would look more realistic, but it's not the technique you're showing here.
@@UltraD52 I agree, not the same technique!
Love the tutorial! Please do more ..
Very cool, gonna try it!
Thank you, and I hope you do!
Thank you!
Love this, I can hardly wait to try it thank you
I can't wait to see what you do! Please share what you create!
Thankyou kindly this tutorial was well done ✨👌🏾
Thank you! Your kind comment is very appreciated!
Lovely explanation of the process. Thank you.
Thank you, I hope you found it useful!
Thanks this finally explains negative painting in a way I can be successful!
Thank you! I would love to see what you create, please share!
A very interesting..and original style!
Love this tutorial 👍
Thank you Margaret!
Love it. Thank you for explaining it so well:)
You are so welcome!
Very good tutorial. Would you always leave the tops of the trees as is or go in an paint that later.
Hi! Thank you for your comment, and fantastic question! It is totally up to you. Sometimes I leave them full and fluffy, other times I will add in shapes and darker values to mimic open spaces, leaves and branches. It’s fun to experiment and see what techniques work for you!
I'm a newbie, this looks amazing and ssoo much fun, I'll TRY!
Graeme Jaine when you try it, let me know how it turns out!
Beautiful work! One thing I wish you had done is show how to deal with the tape allowing the paint to bleed into your white edge. I imagine you may have used some white gouache paint to cover up the bleed through? I am also very thankful that you have included some pages to download! Many do not do that unless it is for a price. I am going to subscribe now!
Oh that is great suggestion! Sometimes the paint bleeds under no matter what, so annoying! A Magic Eraser sponge, if used carefully, can remove the paint! You just have to be careful you don't rub too hard and destroy the paper. Otherwise I will get a mat cut to the image and crop out the oops when I put it in a frame...lol!!!
I appreciate the follow! I love to help out when I can, I wish I had more time to make more videos and resources!
@@JessJidasArt Yes, those darn erasers will eat the paper. I don't trust them. lol I have never used gouache but have seen videos with it and it just might cover an oops. Seen other artist use it for touching up highlights on watercolor paintings. Yes, time to create art is hard to come by, we always put the creative stuff on the back burner. Life should be the other way round! Do fun stuff first and chores later! LOL what a mess we would have!
@@laurfincher8137 I totally agree! Creativity first, lol! Gouache works okay, sometime you can still see through it tho...but its great for highlights and such! I think the higher quality the better too.
Thank you. I followed along and it turned out pretty well. I will do it again for sure. What size paper are you using in this video? Also, you show a different finished piece that had subtle flowers on the left side. How did you get that effect? Perhaps, did you drop water on wet paint? Thanks again.
Hi Kathy! I’m so glad you tried this, I would love to see your trees!
It’s the same finished work but more close up so you can see the details. The “flowers” you are referring to are blooms created by sprinkling salt in the first layer of watercolor and waiting for it to dry! That’s my favorite technique to use ❤️
@@JessJidasArt Thanks for your reply. Here's a link to my tree practice. drive.google.com/file/d/1hRpHyyDrW06J-qrq0WLb5C17uMpNJUO_/view?usp=sharing
Very Helpful! Many thanks.
I’m so glad! Thank you for letting me know!
thanks so much. Beautiful and very helpful.
lovely. I enjoyed this lesson.
Wonderful! I’m so glad!
Nice paint. Do you erase the pencil line after you paint with watercolor?
Thank you! I try to draw VERY lightly so I can just barely see the pencil, because you can NOT erase the pencil after you paint over it! Great question!
Love this! Question-on the reference piece you showed-for the textured look (I am thinking you used salt?) was that done on the first layer? Or did you add a final layer to do that?
Hi! Yes, I used salt on the first layer! It’s one of my favorite techniques for adding texture!
Gracias por el lindo tutorial 🥰
I love negative painting. Thanks
Me too! And thank you for the comment!
have you ever used a watercolor pencil to draw trees? I am curious if it would add to painting? Maybe enhance edge?
Hi! I have! It does define the outline of the trees more, but it also creates an outline, if that makes sense? I’ve only done it once, worth experimenting with it more!
Me encanta. Mil gracias
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you for this but I wish you did the tree top & the bottom.
Great suggestion! I will have to make another video some day showing how to do that!
Thank you for this nice lesson.
You are welcome!
This is so beautiful. Thank you sharing what you know and for making it so clear. I am new to watercolour and absolutely love the colours and the effect. Would you please send me the detailed PDF that accompanies this lesson.
See if this link works! Im so glad you liked it! drive.google.com/file/d/1sLGngIggvl9oeAjTtTRrTt22zOIV1hk4/view?usp=sharing
@@JessJidasArt Thank you so very much. I could download the file and will try this very soon. What is the size of paper you used? 9 X 6? or larger?
@@susannal9207 I think this was 5x7! 6x9 would be good too!
@@JessJidasArt Thank you again!
Beautiful
Great demo. One question I had is why you can draw all the trees in first because once you wet watercolor paper you can easily damage it if you sketch on top and each time you add more water it is even more delicate. I find this true even on high quality watercolor paper.
Great question! I usually draw very lightly before I paint. When the paper is fully dry you can draw over your sketch again, lightly, if you can't see it. Ive only had a problem if I draw on the paper when it is damp or wet!
Thank you 🌺
You’re welcome ❤️
I like it a lot! Thanks for this step by step watercolor tutorial. Which paper brand do you use? Mine is a watercolor paper but will buckle for sure with so much water and it annoys me so much >.
Using a block watercolor pad like this one from Arches helps a lot with buckling! www.amazon.com/Arches-Aquarelle-Watercolor-Block-press/dp/B0007XDHGE/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?keywords=watercolor+block&qid=1558458209&s=gateway&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
Also, making sure the paper is at least 140# helps a lot. I use Canson mixed media brand a lot as well. I hope that helps!
Here is the Google Docs Link to the PDF: drive.google.com/file/d/1sLGngIggvl9oeAjTtTRrTt22zOIV1hk4/view?usp=sharing
Great tutorial 🤙🏻 thank you! I just subscribed 😉