This is stunning! I'm going through all of your cityscapes and adding them to a playlist. I was suddenly bitten by the 'cityscape bug' several days ago. Up until then I was interested only in painting forests, mountains, seascapes, trees, moonlit skies, etc. I painted several of your Falling Snow and my family and friends loved them. I'm delighted to find your many beautiful cityscape tutorials and am adding them to my newly created Cityscapes playlist. I can't wait to do this one. Thank you for sharing your time to inspire and teach so many of us. When I first started painting in 2019, I wondered when the day would come that I didn't need a tutorial. However, I've found that the road to becoming an artist doesn't end. The longer I've painted, the more I've realized that regardless of how long one has been painting, there will always be things to learn.
At first I thought "NO WAY CAN I DO THAT!" Than I watched it and said "OH COOL!! I am DOING THIS!!" Your talent is amazing and the way you teach us,,, so easy to follow!! TY TY TY!! That's simply STUNNING!! I live on the harbor, the lights from across it memorize me nightly. I think I'll do the skyline I see. TY TY TY
Jolie toile, toute en finesse, c'est tout un art dans une petite toile ajouter autant d'éléments, trouver une lumière, la lune est comme une nébuleuse qui éclairerait l'ensemble Nadine Mayette
@@suewalters3926 I agree. I love Joony's art. I commented about New York because the guy who left this comment had just posted his painting of New York.
I’m not aware of the tape that’s used for the moon, what is it? Paper with an adhesive or what? I want to do the same thing but don’t know what supplies to look for. Or what it’s called.
Hello my dear friend! Your channel has inspired me to start self-teaching. Tell me, what materials and brushes do you use, mediums? Why can't I stretch the color like in your videos?
