Hello thank you for making this video I do not paint on chanvis instead I paint miniatures for tabletop gaming. I have wanted to do this effect on a miniature for a while and didnt know where to begin. This has given me a starting point to practice the tenique. Any advice or recomendations on how you would paint this on a 3d model.
Thanks for your kind comment! I mostly try to work quickly. I use Atelier Free Flow and Atelier Interactive paints, work fast, add water when necessary (not too much). Wet the back of the canvas first if it's a very hot day. Cheers :)
Can this pattern be used for under water reflections, minus the waves? Im struggling hard to make mine look right. Your tutorial is the best I have seen!
Hi, I’m trying to use your wonderful information to paint in watercolour! . . . I know you work in acrylics so brilliantly to get the perfect result, could you suggest any way to replicate your results (in an amateur way 🫣)?
Those bubbles make me smile too!
Nice one! :D
This is beyond epic. Thank you for sharing as my current painting is being ruined by my ignorance on this exact thing & light on water.
Thanks so much! How lovely :)
yes, next on my project list... you are the master of those white flicks
Thanks so much :)
simple but not easy ☺️ Thank you for sharing.
Indeed ;) and you're more than welcome 😊
I'm going to do that!!!! I wish you were more on you tube.
We are trying hard to be :) Good luck with your painting!
Great painting dear friend
Thank you so much 😀
Very nice!
Thank you! Cheers!
Such a good example...thankyou👍🏽
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for sharing.🙏 As Always very helpful. Love your paintings 😀
Glad you like them! Thanks so much!
I love these videos. Looks easy until I try. lol
Ha ha..yep..me too. In my mind I'm doing it brilliantly🙄🙄until I see the result😫😫
You can do it! Keep chucking that paint around!
I'm sure it's not as bad as you think :D Keep practising!
Thank you! It’s a wonderful tutorial!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You are so welcome! Glad it was useful for you :)
your seas and beaches are wonderfully painted. thanks a lot for sharing.
Thank you! Cheers!
As I was swimming yesterday I was looking at the light at the bottom of the pool. I am so much observant since I started painting.
Nice one!
That was a great painting.
Thanks so much and for subbing too, we appreciate it!
Wow
Thank you :)
My congratulations for your talent and technique! It is a pleasure to see you at work! Keep it up ! Greetings by AJP Relaxing Jazz Piano
You make me want to try this.
Thank you very much! Such kind comments :) Hope you have a wonderful day!
Great! Do it! :D
Great like always !
Thank you! Cheers!
Un capolavoro!
Grazie mille :D
Espectacular 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much!
Bellissimo, , non scrivo in inglese,ma mi piace your painting.
Sìì! :D
Hello thank you for making this video I do not paint on chanvis instead I paint miniatures for tabletop gaming. I have wanted to do this effect on a miniature for a while and didnt know where to begin. This has given me a starting point to practice the tenique. Any advice or recomendations on how you would paint this on a 3d model.
Good luck!
If I don't have French ultramarine color I can use normal ultramarine?? Thank you for sharing 😊😊😊
It depends if it's the same colour as French Ultramarine Blue lol ;) A warm blue should be fine as a substitute.
Fantastic demo Mark, thankyou. Tell me how do you stop your paint from drying out, do you always use Atelier Flow paints.
Thanks for your kind comment! I mostly try to work quickly. I use Atelier Free Flow and Atelier Interactive paints, work fast, add water when necessary (not too much). Wet the back of the canvas first if it's a very hot day. Cheers :)
@@ExploreAcrylics Rhankyou. I too use Atelier interactive but havent tried the flow. Ill bear in mind wetting the csmvas as i love on the Gold coast.
Can this pattern be used for under water reflections, minus the waves?
Im struggling hard to make mine look right. Your tutorial is the best I have seen!
Yes, absolutely if you're looking directly into the water rather than out. The flatter to your eye the water gets, the more reflections you'll see.
simple LOL i only have 9.5 thousand hrs to go 🤗
LOL you can do it!!
I really like your tutorials😎
Glad you like them!
Hi, I’m trying to use your wonderful information to paint in watercolour! . . . I know you work in acrylics so brilliantly to get the perfect result, could you suggest any way to replicate your results (in an amateur way 🫣)?
Hi, I’m sorry I don’t deal in the dark arts that is watercolour 😂🤪
Oh, thanks for the reply! I will try to at least replicate your end results in the dark art🤣