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Amazing!

Thank you, sir! Very beautiful!!

NICE !

Win! I am trying your painting right now!

WIN! It’s a very nice video. It reminds me of a painting my friend Frank Halliday painted. Good luck in your endeavors.

The original is waiting for a winner!

I hope you all find this tutorial helpful. Look forward to your views.

Very beautiful and inspiring, please create some more tropical scenes with animals, elephants in the river like in those old Tarzan movies 🙏❤🐘🦒🥰

Love this. Will definitely try this.

Hey, this is so, cool, Bill. I'm almost wholly convinced I could do something at least halfway similar!

hey man thank you so much! I just did this tutorial with my 12y/o daughter and the was very happy with the results. 🤟🤟🤟

Great Video. I’ll give this one a try Dad 👍

Thanks this is great. I have no talent, but I’m gonna give this a shot.

Thank you for a practical, valuable starter. I'm much older, and trying to overcome a challenge - red/green difficulty. Attempting watercolor for the first time, I'm noticing/perceiving more colors than ever. My color vision may not be perfect but, I'm not going to let that hinder me. Maybe giving others some amusement along the way. It's all Art.

I cannot spread the colour properly. 😢What can i do?

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Thank you this was useful

I love this videooo

Hi, Bill! I'd love to see a paint-along of sorts that features an airplane! I see tons of boats, but almost no airplanes in the watercolor world!

You deseve so much more likes and views ❤❤

Thank you, 🖌️ for doing this watercolor video!

Cant thank you enough

I bought one of your paintings today for my daughter's birthday! It was butterflies, So beautiful.

You are the Man! I know nothing about painting and with your awesome instructions I was able to do this, thank you so much Sir.

Very beautiful painting :)

Hi Bill, I want to try this today, I love this park. We were just there in January so it could be fun to try this in winter as well as summer .. but we didn't see bears. :) Thank you! Sandy

Thank you

The touch of the fallen leaves under the trees is a really nice touch & thanks for the tip over doing mist

Hi Bill, thanks for sharing this. I particularly like the way you did the darker tone of that grass with the side of the flat brush

I am not a beginner. However, I always find it very very helpful to return to the basics, especially when I am on a "creative slump". Thank you ever so much for this tutorial. Have just subscribed to your channel.

hello Bill, I draw my first landscape after watch this video😂! I never thought that I can do it that easy🎉 yeah! thankyou so much for your sharing😊. you are my teacher from now on. thanks again Bill❤

I love it! Painting with you now!😊

Just found your channel .. love your beginner videos

Thank you for teaching us

Thank you, I'm trying to teach myself watercolor, and your videos are so awesome that I was able to paint my first proper one.

Looking for water sea scapes thank u

Hi Bill, thanks for this nice painting. Being from S Florida (oh my goodness, I left 50 years ago) I was familiar with scenes like this. My brother in Ft Lauderdale wants me to paint something for him, maybe I can try this, omitting the alligator --it would give me nightmares! The heron is definitely nice though :)

I practised my first watercolor landscape using this video. I've been watching so many different channels and they seem to think "beginner" means basic level. I have zero level, haha... I have never owned watercolor paints or paper until a few days ago. I really enjoyed this tutorial. Looking forward to more videos. Thank you for sharing. 😊

Hi Bill, Thanks for posting this tutorial. A quick question - is it better to let the first layer of green dry completely before adding the darker hue?

I’m just getting back into watercolour painting after a fifteen year hiatus, starting a small group class tomorrow. I did this painting and was quite pleased with the result which has given my confidence a bit of a boost. Hopefully between the classes and your videos I’ll get to where I want to be. Thanks for the video.

This is genius, thank you so much! I've never seen this cloud technique of painting *around* the wet spaces before, and I can't wait to try it for myself. Thanks again!

Beautiful and thank you for doing this tutorial!

Great work explained in simplicity. Paper 300 GSM or 300 pounds?

Thanks Bill, this is a nice scene. I'm tempted to try it with a few changes (more trees, log cabin, distant mountain range) and call it the NC Smokies :) Sandy, Raleigh NC

I really enjoyed your beginner-friendly video on the landscape and decided to subscribe. I’m so very happy I did! Your instructions are excellent and I am very inspired to learn more by watching you create. Today’s painting was really lovely. Thank you 🤗❤️🇨🇦💫

This is amazing. Feels like you are transported there. Is this available for purchase?

As a beginner, I have difficulty in laying down wet on wet washes that result in anything similar to your sky. My particular difficulty appears to be prepping the pigments at a proper consistency and keeping paper wet but not too wet. Other than practice, practice, practice, have you any suggestions to offer?

This is a lovely painting of a beautiful place, thank you for showing us how to do this. As a beginner I would not have attempted this scene, but you make it look possible :) I like to paint places I've been to so will definitely try this. Could I request a couple places that perhaps some day you could paint -- Hallett Peak in Rocky Mountain National Park, or the Flat irons in Boulder...a couple of favorite scenes I'd love to try. Thank you, Sandy

It's an artist's paradise is Yosemite National Park. Around every corner is another potential painting subject. I love how you get the clouds effect in the sky - mine seem to end up flat-looking. I think that I need to thicken up my cloud paint a little so it 'stays' better. I need to practice my deciduous trees as well. Yours look really detailed whilst being simplistic in their creation (if you know what I mean). Do you have any videos Bill, where you demonstrate how you do them? Thanks

Thank you!