Olga! I received my book yesterday! What a beautiful and inspiring story of how you started painting your transparent flowers. Yoir work is simply amazing,. I've 'got so much to learn! Thank you for sharing your talent.with all of us❤
A truly beautifully presented book. I received mine yesterday. Lovely illustrations and detailed explanations. I am a total beginner but I can't wait to learn and get started..
I am so happy I ran across your channel as I have been myself playing around with transparency..after all that is exactly 1 of the reason watercolor is so spectacular..and then I found out you have a book well that's icing on the cake.. I've bought all the books I can so far this month but definitely put it in y cart..Thank-you so much for bringing all that I absolutely love about watercolor too such stunning eloquent paintings your absolutely amazing 👏
This is so inspiring. I love bluebells but have never seen or thought of a way to get them on paper in a way that would work for me. Maybe i will try something like this. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
Pretty effect, but it looks more like fabric than nature. Like a nylon flower because the outline and the folded down parts are darker instead of lighter. In nature the flower would be lighter on the edges where the light catches and darker in the deeper parts and under the folds rather than on top of the turned down edges.
I get what you mean but it's definitely "her" technique, even if it's unrealistic. Bob Ross used to paint clouds on a plain instead of a one point perspective. And now his paintings look "different" to me. But that was definitely "his" technique.
It's a very artistic representation of bluebells, one of the most successful bluebell paintings I have ever seen. Very beautiful and imaginative. If she wanted to make something in a realistic style, she likely could have, or simply just taken a photo. Instead she painted something very unique and special. And she did explain in the video that this is an effect that makes you feel like you can see the complete construction of the flower, which of course, you cannot in real life.
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Congratulations on your GREAT book, I hope everybody who saw this video will also buy it! ;-) 🙂
Thank you so much!
Your paintings are delightful and ethereal. Thank you for sharing your unique painting style. 🙏🏼🎨✨💕
Thank you so much 😀
Olga!
I received my book yesterday! What a beautiful and inspiring story of how you started painting your transparent flowers. Yoir work is simply amazing,. I've 'got so much to learn! Thank you for sharing your talent.with all of us❤
Thank you so much! Your kind words mean a lot to me! 🤗🤗🤗
A truly beautifully presented book. I received mine yesterday. Lovely illustrations and detailed explanations. I am a total beginner but I can't wait to learn and get started..
Wonderful!💙
I am so happy I ran across your channel as I have been myself playing around with transparency..after all that is exactly 1 of the reason watercolor is so spectacular..and then I found out you have a book well that's icing on the cake.. I've bought all the books I can so far this month but definitely put it in y cart..Thank-you so much for bringing all that I absolutely love about watercolor too such stunning eloquent paintings your absolutely amazing 👏
You are so welcome! I hope you will like the book and transparent painting! 🤗🤗🤗
Very enjoyable tutorial! Loved it 🥰 thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗💙
This painting is so lovely ~ I love the transparency of it all! ❤️✝️🙏🏻 What size paper are you using?
Thank you so much! This one is 18x26 cm
I used this tutorial to get used to my hot pressed paper. Used your advices from the other video. Thanks for that. It looks brilliant!
Wonderful! I am glad it was helpful! 🤗
Wow! Fabulous. I'm going to try this tonight.
Have fun! 🤗💙
Beautiful.Thank you for sending me this link. I can't wait to start painting this. 😊❤
You are so welcome!🤗
I absolutely love transparent watercolors❣️ These are gorgeous🩵💙💜
Thank you! Cheers!🤗💙
I have preordered your book, I can’t wait!
Thank you so much! Your support means a lot to me! 🤗💙
Very delicate.i tend to have a heavy hand with color..I'll try this exercise to work toward a lighter hand.thank you
I hope you will like it!
it is very beautiful 💜
Thank you so much!🤗🤗🤗
That's very attractive even being painted with minimal colors and shades. I 'm loving it heartily 😊
Thank you so much for your kindness! 💙🤗
So beautiful, the fairies will be nearby looking in. It’s a way of painting I’d love to try now .Thank you 😊
What a beautiful vision you have! Thank you! 💙🤗
How lovely; it has everything I love about watercolor. ❤
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you,again 😀
Always welcome🤗🌸
Такие лёгкие и воздушные цветы. Очень красиво. привет из России ❤
Привет-привет! 🤗 спасибо большое!
Love!
Thank you! 💙💙💙
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! Cheers!🤗🤗🤗
Lovely and delicate thank you
Thank you too!💜
So delicate and beautiful! Would love to be able to paint so transparent!💚
You can do it! Just a bit of practice and patience 🤗💜
nice ❤😍
Thank you! Cheers!🤗
So delicate, thank you
Thank you too!🤗🌸
Thank you for your instructions. This is so beautiful!
Thanks so much 😊💙
So beautiful. Looking forward to the release of your book.
Thank you so much!🤗🌸
Thanks so much. I will try this!
I hope you will like it!
Enjoyed this lovely effect . Look forward to trying my hand at this.
Wonderful! I hope you will love it!
Thank you. So unusual. Will certainly try this myself. 🙂
Hope you enjoy!🌸🤗
How lovely; it has everything I love about watercolor
My pleasure! 🤗🤗🤗
Ваша работа прелестна! Спасибо!
Cпасибо большое! 🌸
So delicate and soft flowers love this ❤😊
Thank you! Cheers!🌸
Que de beauté et de délicatesse ! Merci infiniment pour votre gentillesse et vos explications...😘🕊️💐💖
I am glad you like it!
This is so inspiring. I love bluebells but have never seen or thought of a way to get them on paper in a way that would work for me. Maybe i will try something like this. Thank you so much for the tutorial.
Thank you for your kindness! I hope you will like it!
💐👏‼️🎨🖼🖌️. Beautiful ‼️👏💐🖼🎨🖌️
Thank you! Cheers! 🤩🤗🌹💜🌸🙏
W O W !
Thank you!
Thank you!😊
You're welcome 😊🌸
💙💙💙 So excited about your book!
Thank you so much! 🤗💙
Thank you. I would love to learn how to paint dragonflies, please.
Great suggestion!
I learned so much watching you! Using smaller strokes and not being in a hurry!!!
Estou apaixonada pela sua pintura.
Estou querendo aprender.
I am happy to hear that!🤗🌸
Love the book but wish their were directions for the best one on page 3.
Preordered and can't wait!!!!! Excited :)
Thank you for your support! It means a lot to me!
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Thank you so much for this it is absolutely gorgeous. I see you have a book is it available yet?
It is available for pre-order. Will be released on June!
So lovely. Thank you for sharing. Could I use hot press paper?
Yes, absolutely! I normally use hot pressed too
what would be a good substitute for the green per? i dont have that one. Or how could i make the color would also work
I Googled it and am told you can get a similar Hue from phthalo green and sepia... but I haven't tried it. ❤
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My to favorite green mixes are Phthalo Green + Burnt Sienna (or +Sepia) mix with Sepia will be almost the same as perylene green 💚
I don’t know how she gets the outline lines so thin and crisp. Mine just bleed… Wonder what size brush she is using
It comes with practice! I use mostly 6and 8 synthetic brushes by Søstrene Grene
One more ? Is your parang dry when you outline those edges? Thanks!!
Don you have one for digital watercolor
No, I don’t paint digital watercolor ☺️
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Thank you!
Pretty effect, but it looks more like fabric than nature. Like a nylon flower because the outline and the folded down parts are darker instead of lighter. In nature the flower would be lighter on the edges where the light catches and darker in the deeper parts and under the folds rather than on top of the turned down edges.
I get what you mean but it's definitely "her" technique, even if it's unrealistic. Bob Ross used to paint clouds on a plain instead of a one point perspective. And now his paintings look "different" to me. But that was definitely "his" technique.
Painting…an interpretation always.
It's a very artistic representation of bluebells, one of the most successful bluebell paintings I have ever seen. Very beautiful and imaginative. If she wanted to make something in a realistic style, she likely could have, or simply just taken a photo. Instead she painted something very unique and special. And she did explain in the video that this is an effect that makes you feel like you can see the complete construction of the flower, which of course, you cannot in real life.
Not meant to be nature, it is supposed to be as an x-ray image of flower would appear.
I think the title says it all…it’s a technique and a beautiful one …❤
Thank you for your instructions. This is so beautiful
Thanks so much 😊 I am happy to hear that!💙