Your tutorials are wonderful! The narrative is very instructional and your use of color inspires me. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us Rae.
I love your art, as you know, and am especially thankful for your instructional videos, since I and so many others are likely to learn a new way to get an effect or mix a color that I may have not tried before. Thank you, as always, for sharing, Rae.
Thank you Rae! I’m in a transitional period and you’ve given me some fresh ideas of both colors and especially new thoughts on how to use my dagger brush. I found them great but very tricky and difficult to get used to.
Rae, This is gorgeous! You popped up on my RU-vid feed and I've been watching all your videos. You're an amazing teacher and I love your artistic style. I'm gonna add a dagger brush to my supplies immediately!
I love your technique and style, so much that I just purchased a Silver BV dagger brush and can't wait for it to arrive. I'm hoping your demonstrations can help me loosen up with my wc art. Thanks again and keep these awesome videos coming!
Loving this Rae. I had a go at wet into wet skies yesterday and will try this later. I don't have quin coral., only quin gold. What would you suggest adding to this? You say you would like to see some of our efforts. How do we do that? Thank you again. Sue
Thanks Susan for the comment and question.. I would use a soft pink maybe, how about Permanent Rose, or Rose Dore..both soft colors with the blue. As far as sending me your efforts, message me on Facebook if you have it, and I will give you my email 😊
No entiendo cómo el papel le dura tanto tiempo húmedo, a mi se me seca muy rápido y si está semiseco se ve horrible y se me maltrata el papel, será por los pinceles? O por mi tipo de papel? No lo sé, yo uso fabricando de 300 g y mis pinceles son sintéticos, se que no son los mejores materiales pero quiero saber si es por eso. Por cierto uso acuarelas Winsor. Saludos desde México. Amo sus videos
Hi Ismael.. as I only speak English, your comment was hard to read. But I think you asked about paper. I use the #140 Arches cold press paper, rarely do I use #300. The degree of wetness before painting helps the paper react to the paint. It takes practice. Good luck with it..😊
