That’s nice to hear Arleen, I have been where you are right now, and learning watercolor and different approaches is key to finding your own voice.. have fun..Rae
After watching your videos I ordered a travel dagger brush and wow am I having fun. My daughter saw my first layer and wanted the painting as it was so colourful but she’ll have to wait!
Well I hope it’s the brand dimension and the 3/8 inch size because there are other dagger brushes that are not nearly as good. Sounds like you’re having fun that’s great Sue
@@raeandrews1925 I’m not sure of that brand in Australia. I bought a Rosemary & Co so that it was safe to take travelling but I did manage to fling it on the ground out of it’s holder! I will invest in a stay at home one.
You can get those brushes Silver Black Velvet Dagger or also called a Striper on Amazon.. 3/8”..the size is key Sue to the way I can flick the paint around..
Thank you, Rae! Your style and the colors you use are absolutely amazing! I wish I could paint like you do, though I am afraid there,s no chance. But I keep on trying and practicing. Love your demos.
Well practice does make perfect so have fun on your own journey and even if a little bit of me rubs off on watch you do then I have achieved my goal. Thank you for your comment
I really enjoy your demos.... esp the way you keep the paint fresh and lively. My challenge this year is to LOOSEN UP, your style appeals to me because: the brushstrokes are free and easy but saturated with color, the painting appears to be controlled but not obvious. Thanks for the demo!
Dear Rae I would like to see how you draw in your picture before painting. Drawing seems to be the skeleton of most paintings and yours are a good indication you do a decent drawing before hand.
Hi, it seems I did not answer this one and I’m very sorry I’ve only just noticed it. I draw in man-made structures always but I wouldn’t draw all the foliage that just comes out of the paint.... and when I draw the actual structure it’s really just to get the roofline and the windows the poles for the veranda , that sort of thing. It’s not a totally complete rendition of the house itself and the structures. Really most of my work comes out of the paint, that’s the way I prefer to work.
How do you keep from overworking an area or painting? I feel like l endup geting muddy, instead of depth? Really looking to painting. More loose, keeping defined depth and movement. Watercolor is new to me. Love the vibrancy and unexpected vulnerable, just not know when enough is enough. Thank you !🎨🙋♀️🖼💕
Hmm, that’s lot to address.. but here goes nothing.😊I find if you work in sections on a piece, like a jigsaw and don’t spend a huge amount of time on each section, you should not OVERWORK or get mud. I also work wet into dry method the most and this way, the colors I choose DONT get out of control. Along with leaving that white paper showing through, it stays pretty clean and not muddy. Of course you MUST know your colors too and how to mix them. Keep colors in the same family close together ..with that white left in places, later you can pop a complementary color in there to brighten up the whole composition.
I do online lessons through Zoom.. I posted a video on them here Debbie.. see my most recent CZcams video, and by all means contact me though messenger or my website ..... raeandrews.com
An education in watercolor to be treasured!!!!
Thank you so much for your comment. I’m glad you like this one.
So awesome. Your paintings are so beautiful. I love your techniques.
Thank you so much, Amy
I love your style! Thank you for showing us your technique
You are very welcome Pamela I’m glad you enjoyed this one
I love your technique and the result is so different and lovely!
Thank you so much for your comment. I am glad you like this one.😊
Love watching you paint - You are a great teacher. Thank you for being so generous ❤️
Thank you so much for your comment Amanda I really appreciate it
Wow! This is amazing! I wish you were my teacher years ago! I could have learned so much. 🥰
That’s nice to hear Arleen, I have been where you are right now, and learning watercolor and different approaches is key to finding your own voice.. have fun..Rae
Thank you, I really enjoyed this video. You are such a gifted teacher and I love your style.💛
Thank you Beth.. So nice to get your comments on my videos and I’m so glad you enjoyed this one
@@raeandrews1925 Thank you Rae, I sure did enjoy it.🥰
Love!
Stunning!
Thank you Annie
Love your work, especially your style. So clean and refreshing. Like a cool shower of rain on a hot day. Thank you!
Thank you so much Pat for your comment I really appreciate it🙏
Fantastic. A great fan here 🌸
I appreciate your feedback, thank you
Fantastic. Great tips on leaving more white, and going darker
Thanks Michael, so happy you like it
Absolutely stunning work Rae! You make it look so easy. And your colors, are always so uplifting.
Thank you Linda.. I appreciate your support. ❤️
JUST LOOVEELYYYY😍😍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much Maria
Absolutely gorgeous! I would love to be your neighbor and just come to visit and watch!
Thank you so much Doris I’m glad you like this one
Another great demo with so many useful techniques! Thank you, Rae.
Thank you Stephanie, I am glad you liked it. 😊
Love it!
Thanks so much 😊
I love your style and the wonderful explanation of your tips and techniques. Thank you for sharing Rae , I am inspired !
You are very welcome.. thank you for your comment Silvi..
After watching your videos I ordered a travel dagger brush and wow am I having fun. My daughter saw my first layer and wanted the painting as it was so colourful but she’ll have to wait!
Well I hope it’s the brand dimension and the 3/8 inch size because there are other dagger brushes that are not nearly as good. Sounds like you’re having fun that’s great Sue
@@raeandrews1925 I’m not sure of that brand in Australia. I bought a Rosemary & Co so that it was safe to take travelling but I did manage to fling it on the ground out of it’s holder! I will invest in a stay at home one.
You can get those brushes Silver Black Velvet Dagger or also called a Striper on Amazon.. 3/8”..the size is key Sue to the way I can flick the paint around..
Thank you Rae, for sharing this for us all to see. I found it so very inspirational 🙂💐
You are so welcome Richard. Glad you enjoyed it.😊
I LOVE your style and have learned so much about combinations as well as working sequences.
It’s always lovely to get comments like this Margery.... I am so glad you are learning from watching my videos, thank you
Thank you, Rae!
Your style and the colors you use are absolutely amazing! I wish I could paint like you do, though I am afraid there,s no chance. But I keep on trying and practicing.
Love your demos.
Well practice does make perfect so have fun on your own journey and even if a little bit of me rubs off on watch you do then I have achieved my goal. Thank you for your comment
Thank you for posting I love your colors and style
You are so welcome Teri.. thank you
i love the way you paint its beautiful thank you so much to shear with us your talent
Thank you so much for your comment.👍
Wonderful demo. So many great tips - straw, palette knife, gouache, etc. Thank you.
So great you like the tips Barbara.. have fun!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
Beautiful 😊
you are so welcome Rex.. thank you for your comment
Pero que maaaaraaaaviiiillaaaa usted pinta genial, impresionante. Amo sus pinturas, saludos desde México.
Thank you for your comment..I don’t speak Spanish, but I think I understand what you wrote 👍
This is fun to watch and very educational. Thanks, Rae.
Thanks Jo.. ❤️
Thank you, Rae. Another good one!
Thanks Shirley..glad you liked it
Thoroughly enjoyed it!!
Thank you so much for commenting Helen, so glad you liked this one..🙏
I really enjoy your demos.... esp the way you keep the paint fresh and lively. My challenge this year is to LOOSEN UP, your style appeals to me because: the brushstrokes are free and easy but saturated with color, the painting appears to be controlled but not obvious. Thanks for the demo!
You are so welcome ..I am glad you can relate to it and it might help in your own works😊
Gorgeous! This is an excellent demo of your style and use of color. I can't wait to get a dagger brush! Thanks so much for sharing!
You will let be your dagger brush, it will make you paint looser..
That’s meant to say LOVE your dagger..spellcheck took over.. grrrr!
The dagger is like magic! I have one, but don’t use it as much as I should. I plan to change that!
Good girl.. I ❤️ My dagger brush. It just helps make my strokes more free, and loose.. one can’t get fiddle with it.. so have fun Stephanie.. 😊
Liked it very much and your explanations are wonderful. Thank you very much.
Thanks for that wonderful comment..I am so glad you liked it.😊
Thanks for sharing this Rae! It's a brilliant demo. :)
Thank you so much Annie.. I am happy you liked it.😊
I loved you demo - thank you xxx
Thank you for the feedback.. glad you liked it.😊
I look forward to this lesson. I usually paint landscapes. Shall be interesting to see how you solve the many challenges with the motive.
Have fun.👍
Really enjoyed this! Thank you!
So happy you liked it Jocelyn..thank you for watching 😊
It seems so easy:) But I know that it’s not:) Thank you for great demo Rae!
Thanks Kat. I am happy you liked it..
Dear Rae I would like to see how you draw in your picture before painting. Drawing seems to be the skeleton of most paintings and yours are a good indication you do a decent drawing before hand.
Hi, it seems I did not answer this one and I’m very sorry I’ve only just noticed it. I draw in man-made structures always but I wouldn’t draw all the foliage that just comes out of the paint.... and when I draw the actual structure it’s really just to get the roofline and the windows the poles for the veranda , that sort of thing. It’s not a totally complete rendition of the house itself and the structures.
Really most of my work comes out of the paint, that’s the way I prefer to work.
How do you keep from overworking an area or painting? I feel like l endup geting muddy, instead of depth? Really looking to painting. More loose, keeping defined depth and movement. Watercolor is new to me. Love the vibrancy and unexpected vulnerable, just not know when enough is enough. Thank you !🎨🙋♀️🖼💕
Hmm, that’s lot to address.. but here goes nothing.😊I find if you work in sections on a piece, like a jigsaw and don’t spend a huge amount of time on each section, you should not OVERWORK or get mud. I also work wet into dry method the most and this way, the colors I choose DONT get out of control.
Along with leaving that white paper showing through, it stays pretty clean and not muddy.
Of course you MUST know your colors too and how to mix them. Keep colors in the same family close together ..with that white left in places, later you can pop a complementary color in there to brighten up the whole composition.
Благодаря ви за отделеното внимание и прекрасното видео!
Thank you for commenting.. I’m sorry that I don’t speak your language..😊
Wonderful tutorial. Rae, are you going to do a tutorial on the winding road landscape you had on FB? Thank you.
Not sure which one you mean, let me know it’s title and I will ponder 😊
Hi Rae: It's called Zigzag Stroll into Town.
Oh ok.. well I hadn’t planned on another with structures just now, having just done one. But I will certainly keep it in mind..thanks Karen
What is that gorgeous gold ?
I believe it was Quin Gold and Cad Orange Teri.. sometimes I added Burnt Senna in that mix as well.
@@raeandrews1925 Thank you It is gorgeous I have Qor Quin gold deep but not other brand
Wondering if you have online lesson s such as Pateon
I do online lessons through Zoom.. I posted a video on them here Debbie.. see my most recent CZcams video, and by all means contact me though messenger or my website ..... raeandrews.com
I totally love it! I am so far from your talent. Your tutorial will at least aim me in the right direction. Thank you.
Just keep swimming ( as Dory would say) LOL.. but the journey is such fun.. thanks again for commenting Kris😊