Acrylic and charcoal sketch on canvas panel 

Thank you very much!

Muchas gracias, me complace mucho saber que disfrutas los videos, espero que te inspiren con tu propio trabajo. Gracias por ver.

Thank you very much!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thank you so much!

Many thanks!

I bought a print of Masquerade - it’s arriving this week. I’m excited to have your work displayed in my home. Not only do I learn from you, but your work is a visual delight. Thanks for all you do!

Thanks so much 😊 I try to make them as natural as possible, I want them to be easy to follow without the need to explain too much.

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you

Diane Kohl...interesting. I sèe 2 cats sitting in a retro kitchen while waiting patiently for their empty food bowls to be filled up.

@@melodied4314 hi. at the end I saw a town and now I AM looking at cats. lol. luv it!

Thank you so much. It's always good to know that my videos have inspired others. Thanks for watching. Congrats on the exhibition.

Thanks, that's some compliment (not sure it's deserved) Joan Miro is on my list of artists to include in the Inspired by..... series of videos.

Thank you, and welcome, Glad you enjoy the videos.

Thank you! 😊

I sometimes have a few thoughts and with this I knew it would begin as an abstract head, gradually as I work instinct takes over and I have a good idea of when to stop, the colours I use are nearly always decided before I start.

I have often thought that myself. I sometimes I forget about the camera so what you witness in the videos is my working methods.

Thank you

I like both, but vine charcoal seems smoother and is good for finer lines, pencils and charcoal powder is also good to work with and I will show this in future demos.

That is a good question and the answer is a bit of both I often feel the composition as I work or I might begin with a concept such as an abstract figure or landscape, but everything is still carefully thought about but in a very instinctive way, filming the videos can be tricky because I want to show the whole process as naturally as it is possible without the camera getting in the way, I do this by setting up the lights and camera and then ignoring them as much as possible. I hope it works, sometimes it doesn't. Thanks for watching.