I think we all need that “port in a storm” somewhere we find that’s safe and comfortable. For many of us you, my friend, are our port in the storm. Thank you.
Thank you, fascinating. Tried it, but i'm not that skilled yet, so bit muddy. And thank you for the background music. Not the ding dong, but the male and female singers.its nice to work with that? What is the name of the group?
I watched few watercolor artists they are all talented. I enjoyed your work the most. You make it easy and what I love and appreciate is mixing the colors. the name of the paint and the brushes you use for each painting you do. Thank you. I love and enjoy painting Its my hobby. I'm 92 years old. from NY USA
It's a beautiful painting Paul. I'm going to show it to Joy. I'm sure she'll love it too. When it comes to painting joy and my cat cooter are my biggest fans
I copied you as closely as I could. I get in less trouble that way😉. My wife especially liked this project. I think it’s the style of not taking the painting to the borders. Thank you for an enjoyable afternoon.
Not been so well recently. Paul. Have been looking for a new hobby now so many of my old ones are out. This has really inspired me to try watercolour and try to capture my Cornish gate lodge! Thanks, man. Really appreciated.
Good evening dear Paul! Now I watched your video and got 26 minutes of positive and enjoying art! Thank you. Great show! The picture turned out to be alive. The paper itself draws, and the paint blurs into images without a brush. It’s a miracle, how interesting! You can’t paint with oil like that, you have to smear it with a brush. Painting is not production, it is an impulse of the soul when there is a mood! I don’t like orders, but I do all kinds of work myself, because. there are deadlines for the delivery of work to the customer and nit-picking to work, besides, the picture may not coincide with the customer's expectation!it drives and obliges as a slave, I do not feel free. I don’t like it, that’s why I don’t take orders. A beautiful card for the upcoming Christmas turned out, and most importantly, with my own hands! This concludes my comment and I wish you dear Paul, as always, good luck and good health, don’t get sick and don’t drink cold water from crane🤣🤣🤣!Bye....bye...😊🖼️👩🎨🎨🌨️🌨️❄️❄️🖐️🤗
As always your choice of music turns the experience of watching you paint into a real pleasure. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and skills with us.
Paul, you are my favorite. Inspiring. Funny. Sweet. One of your videos always brings about peace after a day in the life. I'm grateful and I learn so much, mostly about the fact that I NEED to relax, in my odding er painting but odding too, and my soul. *aaaahhhhhhhhhh* Hi to The Other Voice!
I enjoyed watching you create this painting and the music was so peaceful. I was amused by your dream. Going to have to find tjis destination in real life. It must exist somewhere! Thank you for this lesson.
Mr. Paul! I didn`t draw at all before the war. You can`t even imagine what a miracle and mystery this is for me. And you are for me - a guide to the world of miracles. Thank you for this mystery!
I really like the tree you drew! I really hope that one day I can draw such a charming tree with confidence! If the tree is not painted well, the painting will not be perfect either.
Hello, I am a beginner, from France. Your tutorials or step by step are very helpfull for me. I like very much what you do and I want to thank you for teaching in such a nice way.
Whilst watching the tutorial, I thought to myself 'hang on a sec, I've seen this place before, that's the artist Charles Evans' house in Acklington Northumberland'. I don't know if you've both met before being watercolour artists, but very strange and so similar, spooky to say the least. This painting is great!, must have a go. Keep up the good work, I look forward to your lessons.
Delightful. A recurring dream with a happy ending. You may want to stop in tonight for a hot toddy. The finishing touches the following day were perfect. Thanks.🧉
Brilliant as always Paul, I can just just imagine sitting by the log fire with a pie and a pint myself. Hope you find the meaning of your dream or maybe just wishful thinking ?
Oh Paul, you are just incredible. You are such a talented man. This is one of my absolute favourites. I have commented on your paintings before and shared that we live in Australia and my husband has been going through a cancer journey. Because of this I havent been able to paint for some time but he has now finished his treatment so to treat ourselves we have taken a trip to Canada to visit our daughter and her family who have lived there for the past 2 years. We thought that we would experience our first white Christmas but unfortunately that wasnt the case this last Christmas. While here i have been taking the opportunity to watch your tutorials again to try an get inspired to have another go at watercolour painting and yes, thanks to you i have been inspired again and have tried to do a litle more painting. You are just amazing. I love, love, love your work, you teach so well and make it look so easy and get me thinking that maybe even i could achieve something to be proud of. My dream would be to be able to paint even half as well as you do. Thank you so much for sharing your talents with us. Bless you.
Very lovely, Paul! Great imagination in your dreams. Thanks for sharing this one with us, and breaking it down so that even us beginners can do it. Love to you both from the US. ❤
Beautiful painting, I hope it will be a real winter here in the Netherlands this year, but I will paint it anyway. Thank you very much for the great lesson.
Thank you Paul. Here in Buffalo New York we expect to be greeted with four feet of snow by Saturday. Not looking forward to that, but I will say, Your painting puts a beautiful spin on the whole prospect of winter.
Dear Paul, thank you for supporting my country Ukraine. This is very important for me and our people. I draw with you all the time. Thank you very much.
You are hilarious with your dream stories & your breaktime. The background trees - magical.. Lov the white gouache touches-really adds a magical touch in the end…
Thank you so much. I think occasionally using real life time helps, but I think the time of your lessons is perfect! Your editing and film speed actually helps and I learn so much from your lessons. Plus, I really enjoy them! Thanks again!
Lovely picture of a Dream of a village Cottage Pub...made me feel warm and relaxed ( despite the snow) with the added bonus of an impeccable painting tutorial Thank You Paul !!!
God, that is beautiful. Thanks!! I heard you say something at the beginning about usually not banging in the middle...I'm sorry. When I hear the word 'bang' I go blank for a minute. Gonna give you a beer!
Paul I love that you painted from a dream. I am a dream interpretation coach so I appreciate this aspect of painting inspiration. Any time you have a reoccurring dream, it is because your subconscious is telling you to pay attention and it keeps having to give you the same message over and over. A car in a dream symbolizes your body so if your car keeps breaking down then I suggest you pay attention to something going on with your health. Walking is the forward motion you are going towards a state of mind (pub) where knowledge (shepherds pie) is available. This is a very short simple interpretation. I love everything you do.
Absolutely Marvelous !! Loved it , your techniques and bringing the painting to life by the tiny minute details. Just marvelous. I love shepherds pie, and Cotswold. 😍😍😍..Britain is such a beautiful place. With its history and quaint small towns. All very pituresque , your paintings reflect that magic. Thank-you , so much for all the videos you make for us. I will definetly try this. Have saved many pictures of cotswold to paint. 😊 Thank-you again. 🥰🙏
Wonderful story and demo, Paul. Who knows? Maybe someday you’ll actually come across this little pub… in The Twilight Zone? :) And thank goodness for those friendly bar maids.
Just so lovely….your limited palette use is so inspiring and encouraging to a new painter like me. This is so cozy, I would certainly drop in - hopefully they have some lentils stewing too. 🌱😉
Good afternoon, dear Paul! It is a fairy tale scene what reminds us of winter happiness and warmth inside the house. A great painting to present for Christmas. Keep dreaming and teach us to put this in reality! Thank you for great tutorial. Greetings from Moldova, Lilia Birnaz
Hello John, I always learn from your way of painting with enjoy again! Thank you very much. By the way, you have introduced once attractive painter John Blockley. I received one his book pablisched 1989 from England. I love his book. See you again in RU-vid! Best wishes, Kazuo
