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Is the opera or fusia lightfast?

Do you mind if I ask which brand of paint you use? Because different brands have different hues on their Raw Sienna, for example, so you get widely differing results. :)

Truly AMAZING!❤

Is your brush wet or dry?

Beautiful!

I have taken an indescribably wonderful workshop in San Miguel in the 90's. You are the best! Patsy

I love that curtain of colors. That's a very effective technique. And you manage to achieve nice modulation and contrast in several ways: contrasting colors/temperatures, lighter and darker tonal variations, and highly saturated versus muted grays. All while 'lifting' the curtain down toward the horizon to back light the trees, house, and land masses. A really nice study!

Thank you, for sharing your experience and talent . I like the background, it is bright and colorful, instead of gray like I usually add to a background.

Don, have you ever painted your dogs? It would be cool to see if you have!

Amazing job on this one. I have watched it multiple times. Always something to learn.

I love how the final dark in the foreground brings the whole glorious painting together. Thank you for sharing your talent!

This was a great demo.It was so instructive to see your process. And I love the friendly, relaxed way that you share your mastery with us. You have a kind warmth and humour that is as lovely as the finished painting. Thank you for sharing this video with us.

There is a Robert E wood who paints in oils; he has a grandfather of same name.. which one are you referring to?

Thank you for generously let us peek into your painting process. The finished picture is lovely. And the tip about figure sizing was just great! I will be sure to try that.

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Another fantastic painting,thanks so much Don. 😍😍😍😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Wow,Don,truly wonderful. ❤👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Thank you for all the information. I really like your style and hope to incorporate it into mine.

I found the demo truly inspiring. Thank you Don. It was like the missing ingredient from a lot of teaching I’ve had in water colour. Like carving out a hidden figure from an uncared block.

Thanks for this wonderful video, Don. It's very helpful! That Robert E. Wood painting you showed early on is stunning. Do you know the name of it? I'd like to acquire a giclée print of it, if I can find one.

OMYGOODNESS...Don Andrews has opened my eyes...AND now I'm going to open my new set of watercolors...Thank YOU Don Andrews!!!!!!

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what an amazing painting! I subscribed and I'm looking forward to learn from your other videos... thanks for sharing :D ❤

Love your alternate name for Scarlet Lake. 🤣

This is what watercolor is all about. I love this. This is how I like to paint. You have a new fan. Thank you for sharing your technique.

Don, I guess you realize that you are the Edgar Whitney of today with all your travels and now these videos. However, you are the gentle Edgar, which is commendable. You will be remembered many years from now because of these videos you are making. Much thanks.

Thank you for the fine video.

WOW! Beautiful, do you ever use 'watercolor inks' ? Thanx...Lilly

Ty , Beautiful painting!

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Thank you for sharing your experience. Next week I will have some more cash to join your patreon. I really want to purchase your book as well. I have sights on it for my birthday. You are just the teacher I have been looking for.

Great tutorial

It’s negative painting that really changes perspective in watercolor painting. Rules of watercolor are very different then other mediums. My sister is a gallery oil paint artist and was dumbfounded by differences in watercolor applications. She couldn’t paint in watercolor which shocked us both. I love absolutely watercolor painting❤

You manage to pass along these big ideas, maybe even game changing for me with such simplicity and humbleness, its a joy to look and understand your thought process while painting. Big thank you!

Phenomenal 👏🏾👏🏾🌺 How do we take classes?

Wonderful love what you do learning a lot

Just brilliant ! Thank You, Don

Maashallah! Good couple. Thanks for the video.

This is an excellent video. Thank you for sharing. 🇨🇦

I put your video up on Watercolor Enthusiasts, a site I follow on facebook. Maybe you will find some people viewing your video. I hope so. Ciao.. Oh, I don't live in California anymore, I live near Venice, Italy. ciao

Useful explanation that people can understand and use. I especially like your out of focus emphasis for soft edges. Nice work!

It brings me a great joy to see master at work <3

I love your videos!

Very useful tutorial, thank you my friend! 🤍🤍✨

I’ve been enjoying your beautiful colours and painting processes! Thank you for sharing your methods. I have a question, when you say “ granular wash” do you mean you use granulating paints? Or is it just your process of letting them run down the page wet in wet? Thank you 😊

This is a game changer for me! Fabulous thanks Don😊

Hey Don, I have a stack of Robert E Wood photographs from back in the day. My father, J.R. Hamil was a well know watercolor artist here in Kansas City and once worked at Hallmark. He passed a couple years ago and I’m scanning all his photos to digital and came across a stack with Robert’s name on the back. They appear to be from the 60’s and wanted to get them to his family. Any help would be appreciated… Andy Hamil

I've forgotten your wonderful use of really wet on wet. I may have to go back to some water colors.

Oh my God I can't believe you're on video. It's been so so very long. This is Jack Daniel. I'm not painting with watercolors anymore. I'm painting with oils, but I'm about to be a great-grandmother. And I wanted to do a little watercolor for my soon to be little baby granddaughter. It's so good to see you. And it's wonderful to hear you and Martha are doing well. Love love the video.