TWO IMPORTANT notes: 1. You'll notice at 19:11 I'm adding the final detail with bleedproof white (yay, love!) At 20:08 my editor goofed and used earlier footage which rightly so confused things quite a bit. But rest assured I didn't magically erase or remove the sparkly white details I added at 19:11 :) I didn't want to delete and reupload so I'm clarifying here :) **Head to the community tab here to see a good look at the finished piece”!** 2. We’re working on securing a download of this lesson from Kolbie’s publisher but the holiday has things delayed :)
Oh my gosh I cried through most of the video. I started the day with bad news and I've been in that absent minded shock state all day and I clicked your video because your voice is so soothing and the second I heard Scandinavian it snapped me out of that shock absence and as I saw the painting develop... gosh you're not going to believe this. I grew up in the coast of Northern Sweden on a small island and just 5-10 minutes walking distance from my childhood home was one of the small little bays full of fishing houses by the water which looked like cute cabins and the more you painted the more I remembered memories of walking past these different fishing houses, the fish nets that were hanging to dry, the sound of the water in the summer or the clean white of snow as far as the eye could see on top of the ice in the winter, or that night on a small road on the other side of the little bay where northern lights were dancing in the night sky above all those little houses. Or the houses behind the fish houses being lit up at night like soothing stars in the distance. This was so beautiful and so therapeutic, I never would've thought to turn those memories into art because what you grow up around easily feels mundane but when those tube paints arrive on Thursday I'm returning to this video. Seriously, thank you. You really never know when a video you click on will touch your heart. ❤️
I’m so grateful that you shared this story. As I was working through the lesson I felt this push in my soul to make the scene fell more disk-like and adding those last few sparked of white throughout the hillside felt so incredibly right. How could I have known I was painting them for someone specific? Is this world glorious sometimes?
@@KristyRice Oh yes the whites!! Really fresh snow will sparkle almost like glitter, and fresh ice can be pretty reflective (as can really still water be like a mirror) so every detail gave memories. Our cabin (oh yeah a lot of people have their own cabin somewhere) was in the mountains by a lake that often is still as a mirror and on those mountains are little houses similar to the background houses. Literally every detail felt like a memory. What's your instagram? I'd love to share one photo of our cabin by the lake. :)
I hope you don't mind internet strangers trying to give you virtual comforting hugs, because I started the minute I read your first line. There are days that try us until the very end... I'm sorry today was your trying day, but I'm glad that you're here amongst friends, even if you don't know us irl 💖
Payne's grey is just one of my all time favourite pigment colours. Whenever I want a sky colour that's rich but not too bright, that's the colour I reach for, I have it ready in my Paul Ruben watercolour palette, but I always know how to mix it. I've always loved neutral colours but Payne's grey has a special place in my heart. I also love how the one I have granulates in washes so it looks even cooler.
Koooollllbbbiieee 😭 Hilariously enough, wife bought me both her book and your summer cuttings book last week. She may have the sight. She does things like this all the time.
Beautiful painting! Lindsay Weirich and you are my go to teachers. You both have helped me and gotten me to keep trying to be better and not give up. Jane Bush was the first person I watched on CZcams in June of 2022 and started my first trip into painting and other art mediums. I can't thank all of you enough❤❤❤
I love this painting it’s gorgeous. I love the bright colours that contrast with the dark moody mountains and sky. I was also super excited to discover another artist to follow.
I love Kolbie AND MGraham watercolor. I have her first book and did her 10 day landscape challenge. She is a wonderful teacher. What I love about M Graham paints is the “texture “ - Its thicker and creamy, must be that honey! And the colors are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your experience. I love it!
Omg I will try all this Payne’s grey magic with my Boku Undo eSumi palette. And then jump in with my Mission Gold colours. Kristy you are the best landscape teacher. I can feel the joy. ❤️🙏🏽
Kristy, I absolutely love love love your channel! Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much) for all that you do in teaching watercolor painting. You’re amazing! I am so excited to learn how to paint with water colors! I appreciate you so much! Keep up the great work!
I love m graham but after thorough research I found they had a kinda significant amount of colors on the MDSS ! The same Daniel Smith colors mostly didn’t ….thus I even …ughhh! Gave some m graham away….not into toxic plus some needed proper disposal due to water issues…..an so on. Nice video! Great tutorial! Ty Ty Ty 💕
Again you did a wonderful job I love the bright colors giving us your time to teach us and always encouraging words To help us not give up with painting. I'm gonna give it a try. Thank you very much.
I love this so much! I totally agree about challenging yourself. I love Harriet deWinton but I didn’t like tiny detail. But she does! It’s her jam. A few years ago I couldn’t resist her advent calendar series and now I have a wonderful appreciation for tiny and details. Similarly I have a different taste than you for color palettes but I am consistently inspired by your style and method and composition and I adore your brushes and paint set so you’ve been incredibly helpful in my watercolor journey too. And who can resist your enthusiastic sweet spirit 😊 thanks for going outside your comfy place 🩵✝️🙏🏼
So nice to see you painting landscapes. I am still so bad at getting landscapes right. I tend to saturate colors. As I don’t want to trash those small practice sketches, I recycle them: I paint on top with white or black acrylic and then use oil pastels to draw something else.
I had a blast painting along with this, and then spend most of this summer being unhappy with every other ocean related painting I attempted. So I bought the book! I am already seeing a huge improvement so thank you for introducing me to the book. I'm impatient and usually paint a lot of wet on wet spontaneous stuff sith not many layers so Kolbe Blume's multiple layer approach had been a challenging adventure but so worth it. I love that you promote other painters and share so many tools for us all to grow on our art journey. You are such a gift to the art world ❤️
I love this it's fun to try new things. I tried an ocean today it didn't turn out but I set it aside to see if I can fix it👍but I can try this in the meantime thanks Kristy ❤️
A fine angelic white Uniball Signo pen is also great for putting down some fine opaque white lines. I've found the fine pen works better than the more broad Uniball Signo.
Thank you for another video that once again has blown my mind. I have learned so much from your tutorials. Your voice and advice has me mesmerized. I was in a bit of a slump with my painting and you have awoken an element of my painting I did not know I existed.
Wow Kristy! You are an awesome teacher! I’m so glad I found you! I just purchased your brushes and watercolor book. Can’t wait to get them! I need help using those specialty brushes. Thanks so much for sharing.😊
Kristy M Graham is about the same price or cheaper than D. Smith tubes. The price is pretty good on Amazon but they really hiked up the price of the kits.I usually stock up at Jerry's Artarama no tax. Thank you for all you do😊
I chuckled when you mentioned early in the video that the paper you were using for this painting wasn’t working well for you. I had recently purchased a Bee Creative sketchbook and when I started painting Kristy Rice (recently) I started in it. And I liked how Your style and Brushes performed on it☺️ 😂 ❣️ Anyway, I also enjoy “This Writing Desk” (also a new find for me). But I am on a Kristy binge right at the moment😉
Ooooh my goodness , I was looking for this kind of watercolour painting 🤗 Thank you Kristy , thank you so sooo much . I send you a huge hug for that.....it's so beautiful and alive ! Take care and stay save 🙂🧡 Martine
ha! I kept seeing your thumbnail for this video and wondering why it looked familiar. Then, when you showed Kolbie's book, it clicked. Sure enough, I had this very book in my library book pile!! 😁 Now, I will really have to give one a try. Loved seeing you try something different. 😊
Hey Kristy! Well I did this painting this afternoon from your video here and I don't hate it. Looking at yours here again my perspective was some off but it's not bad. Every painting is different. But I'm gonna take a session and practice clouds and skies. What I do isn't bad but it's not what I want if that makes sense. Ok just wanted to say I did it! Thanks for all your videos!!❤️from Az🌵
@@KristyRice Thanks Kristy! And now that's it's fully dry I really like it and it's making me want to try it on a piece of Arches paper that I have instead of the cheap Canson that I used. Is it easier to dab at clouds on better paper-to get a good result. I find on the Canson that even if I spray it first alot of times my paint will just straight up stain the paper without an easy time of doing any lifting. This watercolor journey is a tricky one! Just when I think I've got it -it throws a curve ball!😂🥰
@@susanorban3059 I'm sure your painting turned out nice we are our worst critics. Arches will be so much better than Canson I use Canson Montval for my cheap paper it's so much better than the XL. I get the 10×15 and cut the paper in half so I get 24 sheets.
Wow! So nice! I would like to try this type of landscapes soon. I was so nervous while you placed the paint on to the palette. It is so small! I am practicing color mixing with one of your books (the woodlands), I took photos of all the process and I decided to transform it into a short video that I will eventually publish, I am delighted to have double line art, as I can re-try an image in case I need it. I just got the larger set of the Derwent Inktense (on sale) and I will certainly use it to continue practicing.
Cool lesson... I am a bit confused... in one part of lesson you had use a white pen-ink to detail the roof lines and windows... some area of hillside... and then your final picture isn't showing white lined roof. Did I miss something? Beautiful picture and well detailed instructions.
Oooohhhh geex, my editor goofed and used earlier footage at the end...grrr! So no, you didn't miss anything...the painting as you see it at 19:11 is where I wrapped things up!
Enjoyed this video. As with the pictures I take of my paintings, the black areas of your painting appears greenish and purple-ish in certain areas as well. How do I fix this?
Hmmm well the Payne's Grey by nature is purplish and I purposely added greens here and there. I'm not sure I'm 100% addressing your question properly. Let me know if this makes sense :)
Help! I bought 2 MG sets from ebay and i really struggle to use them. So much so that im thinking of giving them away. They dont disperse evenly in water and end up with occassional stain spots. Does MG age? Or do i need to focus on learning to use them right? I dont have a problem w sennelier or schmicke...
Sure, but it’s just a white gelly roll! www.amazon.com/dp/B07869BY4L?tag=onamzmomental-20&linkCode=ssc%20&creativeASIN=B07869BY4L&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.2DX988Z8GOOKG
Seascapes... I love them, I love the sea, but it is so intimidating to paint. As is the whole landscape thing. I've been struggling to with it for some time now, but the results are meh.
Oh just some simple stuff like what you can find in northern hemisphere. Sandy beaches, water, some pine trees, nothing human hands created, just pure nature.
TWO IMPORTANT notes:
1. You'll notice at 19:11 I'm adding the final detail with bleedproof white (yay, love!) At 20:08 my editor goofed and used earlier footage which rightly so confused things quite a bit. But rest assured I didn't magically erase or remove the sparkly white details I added at 19:11 :) I didn't want to delete and reupload so I'm clarifying here :)
**Head to the community tab here to see a good look at the finished piece”!**
2. We’re working on securing a download of this lesson from Kolbie’s publisher but the holiday has things delayed :)
Oh my gosh I cried through most of the video. I started the day with bad news and I've been in that absent minded shock state all day and I clicked your video because your voice is so soothing and the second I heard Scandinavian it snapped me out of that shock absence and as I saw the painting develop... gosh you're not going to believe this. I grew up in the coast of Northern Sweden on a small island and just 5-10 minutes walking distance from my childhood home was one of the small little bays full of fishing houses by the water which looked like cute cabins and the more you painted the more I remembered memories of walking past these different fishing houses, the fish nets that were hanging to dry, the sound of the water in the summer or the clean white of snow as far as the eye could see on top of the ice in the winter, or that night on a small road on the other side of the little bay where northern lights were dancing in the night sky above all those little houses. Or the houses behind the fish houses being lit up at night like soothing stars in the distance. This was so beautiful and so therapeutic, I never would've thought to turn those memories into art because what you grow up around easily feels mundane but when those tube paints arrive on Thursday I'm returning to this video. Seriously, thank you. You really never know when a video you click on will touch your heart. ❤️
Wow Ambi! Thanks for sharing your story. I felt like I was there with you. Sorry for your bad news today. Saying a prayer for you.❤️🙏
@@susanorban3059 Aw thank you 💜💜 It's been a long day and your kindness means a lot.
I’m so grateful that you shared this story. As I was working through the lesson I felt this push in my soul to make the scene fell more disk-like and adding those last few sparked of white throughout the hillside felt so incredibly right. How could I have known I was painting them for someone specific? Is this world glorious sometimes?
@@KristyRice Oh yes the whites!! Really fresh snow will sparkle almost like glitter, and fresh ice can be pretty reflective (as can really still water be like a mirror) so every detail gave memories. Our cabin (oh yeah a lot of people have their own cabin somewhere) was in the mountains by a lake that often is still as a mirror and on those mountains are little houses similar to the background houses. Literally every detail felt like a memory. What's your instagram? I'd love to share one photo of our cabin by the lake. :)
I hope you don't mind internet strangers trying to give you virtual comforting hugs, because I started the minute I read your first line. There are days that try us until the very end... I'm sorry today was your trying day, but I'm glad that you're here amongst friends, even if you don't know us irl 💖
Promoting others books says so much about your character. 💜
I adore Kolbie and all she does for the art community!!
Payne's grey is just one of my all time favourite pigment colours. Whenever I want a sky colour that's rich but not too bright, that's the colour I reach for, I have it ready in my Paul Ruben watercolour palette, but I always know how to mix it. I've always loved neutral colours but Payne's grey has a special place in my heart. I also love how the one I have granulates in washes so it looks even cooler.
Isn't it just lovely!!??
Koooollllbbbiieee 😭
Hilariously enough, wife bought me both her book and your summer cuttings book last week. She may have the sight. She does things like this all the time.
Amazing! Good wife, lol!
My favorite watercolors…… M Graham!!!!
They’re wonderful :)
I love my M Graham paints. They activate immediately and are smooth as butter.
Beautiful painting! Lindsay Weirich and you are my go to teachers. You both have helped me and gotten me to keep trying to be better and not give up. Jane Bush was the first person I watched on CZcams in June of 2022 and started my first trip into painting and other art mediums. I can't thank all of you enough❤❤❤
Oh gosh, you are so sweet :)
I love this painting it’s gorgeous. I love the bright colours that contrast with the dark moody mountains and sky. I was also super excited to discover another artist to follow.
Thank you so much 😀
Oh! Kristy! I LOVE this video.... MORE landscape type videos PLEASE! This is so lovely! THANKS!
Thank you!! And I’m on it!!
I love Kolbie AND MGraham watercolor. I have her first book and did her 10 day landscape challenge. She is a wonderful teacher. What I love about M Graham paints is the “texture “ - Its thicker and creamy, must be that honey! And the colors are beautiful. Thank you for sharing your experience. I love it!
I love M. Graham painta. My very favs. Never had a problem traveling
LOVED THIS video.
Good to know!
💜I LOVE the Scandinavian landscape!!! Love love love it!!! ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨
Thanks!!
I absolutely loved painting this with you! I love the vibrancy of the colors and the touches of snow! Beautiful lesson! Thank you!
Loved this. Glad you took the plunge (pun) and worked out of your comfort zone. More landscapes too please.
Working on it!
Omg I will try all this Payne’s grey magic with my Boku Undo eSumi palette. And then jump in with my Mission Gold colours. Kristy you are the best landscape teacher. I can feel the joy. ❤️🙏🏽
Kristy, I absolutely love love love your channel! Mahalo nui loa (thank you very much) for all that you do in teaching watercolor painting. You’re amazing! I am so excited to learn how to paint with water colors! I appreciate you so much! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much!
I ordered her mountain & landscapes book a couple weeks ago!! I love her style! The book is amazing 💖💖 I’ll have to order this one as well
Oh nice!! Such an incredible book!
Fell in love with this style! Depth many colored houses and reflections in the water! Can’t wait to this!🙏🙏🌈Thanks for you, Karen Dirmish
Thank you!!!
Oh Kristy, I love this😊💗 thank you
You are so welcome!
I love this painting.
Great beginner painting. It made me try something new! Thank you 😊
Wonderful!
Your style came through with this painting Love it,
Aww thanks!!
I'm just gonna say, I like yours better!!! I love any drawing or painting that has reflection in it. I am going to try this.
Oh try it’s, its sooo fun!!
I love m graham but after thorough research I found they had a kinda significant amount of colors on the MDSS ! The same Daniel Smith colors mostly didn’t ….thus I even …ughhh! Gave some m graham away….not into toxic plus some needed proper disposal due to water issues…..an so on. Nice video! Great tutorial! Ty Ty Ty 💕
Oh geez I didn't know this! Thanks for letting me know!
Haha. I didn’t even notice the blooper !! It’s just mesmerizing !!
Ha well good!!
Again you did a wonderful job I love the bright colors giving us your time to teach us and always encouraging words To help us not give up with painting. I'm gonna give it a try. Thank you very much.
You are so welcome
I lo either luv seascapes, or just about any water scenes!
Oh thank you for doing a seascape ❣️
You're welcome!
♥️🎨♥️
Thank you..I am afraid to use water colors. Have to see this video again.....your voice and words really touch my heart. Will try again!!!!
You are so welcome
Love love love this and can’t wait to give it a go……thanks Kristy!
My pleasure, thanks!
the purple reminds me of the redbuds in the early spring
love that insert! Also love Kolbie.
Me too!
This is an incredible one! I’m deff trying to is thanks Kristy ♥️♥️♥️
I love this so much! I totally agree about challenging yourself. I love Harriet deWinton but I didn’t like tiny detail. But she does! It’s her jam. A few years ago I couldn’t resist her advent calendar series and now I have a wonderful appreciation for tiny and details. Similarly I have a different taste than you for color palettes but I am consistently inspired by your style and method and composition and I adore your brushes and paint set so you’ve been incredibly helpful in my watercolor journey too. And who can resist your enthusiastic sweet spirit 😊 thanks for going outside your comfy place 🩵✝️🙏🏼
I took a royal and langnickle pencil tin, hot glued in actual the hot glue sticks, to make paint wells! It worked perfectly!!
Oh awesome!!
So nice to see you painting landscapes. I am still so bad at getting landscapes right. I tend to saturate colors. As I don’t want to trash those small practice sketches, I recycle them: I paint on top with white or black acrylic and then use oil pastels to draw something else.
Love this!!
I’m absolutely going to try this!
Hope you like it!
I did this painting last night I had so much fun the clouds were a delight and the reflections were so fun had a very proud moment. Thank you so much
I had a blast painting along with this, and then spend most of this summer being unhappy with every other ocean related painting I attempted. So I bought the book! I am already seeing a huge improvement so thank you for introducing me to the book. I'm impatient and usually paint a lot of wet on wet spontaneous stuff sith not many layers so Kolbe Blume's multiple layer approach had been a challenging adventure but so worth it.
I love that you promote other painters and share so many tools for us all to grow on our art journey. You are such a gift to the art world ❤️
Oh yay so glad you picked up the book and thank you so much for the sweet words!!
I love this it's fun to try new things. I tried an ocean today it didn't turn out but I set it aside to see if I can fix it👍but I can try this in the meantime thanks Kristy ❤️
Did it work?
@@KristyRice it has not worked lol I think I may have over worked it and not sure how to proceed but I haven't given up on it quite yet
A fine angelic white Uniball Signo pen is also great for putting down some fine opaque white lines. I've found the fine pen works better than the more broad Uniball Signo.
Thanks for sharing! Literally just added it to my Amazon cart!
Thank you for another video that once again has blown my mind. I have learned so much from your tutorials. Your voice and advice has me mesmerized. I was in a bit of a slump with my painting and you have awoken an element of my painting I did not know I existed.
Wow Kristy! You are an awesome teacher! I’m so glad I found you! I just purchased your brushes and watercolor book. Can’t wait to get them! I need help using those specialty brushes. Thanks so much for sharing.😊
Thanks!! Don’t forget to scan the QR code on the brush card to access the free 1 hour lesson!
I will Kristy! Thanks!👍🏻
BEAUTIFUL! Queen of colors! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤍🤍
delightfully quaint - love the colours.
Yesss that is the word, quaint! Perfect and thank you!
Kristy M Graham is about the same price or cheaper than D. Smith tubes. The price is pretty good on Amazon but they really hiked up the price of the kits.I usually stock up at Jerry's Artarama no tax. Thank you for all you do😊
Thanks for sharing!!
I chuckled when you mentioned early in the video that the paper you were using for this painting wasn’t working well for you. I had recently purchased a Bee Creative sketchbook and when I started painting Kristy Rice (recently) I started in it. And I liked how Your style and Brushes performed on it☺️ 😂 ❣️
Anyway, I also enjoy “This Writing Desk” (also a new find for me).
But I am on a Kristy binge right at the moment😉
Well I'm glad your enjoying our Kristy binge. :)
That was fun, encouraging, enlightening and very much appreciated. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is such a pretty painting! I'm definitely going to try it and also get that book. Thanks, Kristy!
Love this!!!
Thanks!
I love seascapes!
I really enjoyed this one!!
This came out so good! The bright houses against the grey look amazing!
Thank you!! 😊
This is amazing and beautifully taught by you as usual, your enthusiasm is infectious xx
Awww thanks!!
This is beautiful!! Love the colors!! 🧡
Thank you so much!
This is beautiful girl! I love it ❤️
Ooooh my goodness , I was looking for this kind of watercolour painting 🤗 Thank you Kristy , thank you so sooo much . I send you a huge hug for that.....it's so beautiful and alive !
Take care and stay save 🙂🧡
Martine
I'm so glad!
ha! I kept seeing your thumbnail for this video and wondering why it looked familiar. Then, when you showed Kolbie's book, it clicked. Sure enough, I had this very book in my library book pile!! 😁 Now, I will really have to give one a try. Loved seeing you try something different. 😊
Oh cool!
This is a very cool tutorial. I really enjoyed it.
Glad to hear it!
Hey Kristy! Well I did this painting this afternoon from your video here and I don't hate it. Looking at yours here again my perspective was some off but it's not bad. Every painting is different. But I'm gonna take a session and practice clouds and skies. What I do isn't bad but it's not what I want if that makes sense. Ok just wanted to say I did it! Thanks for all your videos!!❤️from Az🌵
“I don’t hate it” is a perfectly awesome result. Seriously!!
@@KristyRice Thanks Kristy! And now that's it's fully dry I really like it and it's making me want to try it on a piece of Arches paper that I have instead of the cheap Canson that I used. Is it easier to dab at clouds on better paper-to get a good result. I find on the Canson that even if I spray it first alot of times my paint will just straight up stain the paper without an easy time of doing any lifting. This watercolor journey is a tricky one! Just when I think I've got it -it throws a curve ball!😂🥰
@@susanorban3059 I'm sure your painting turned out nice we are our worst critics. Arches will be so much better than Canson I use Canson Montval for my cheap paper it's so much better than the XL. I get the 10×15 and cut the paper in half so I get 24 sheets.
So nice painting! very beautiful!😍😍
Thank you very much!
Love this. I painted some little houses recently. Seems little houses are showing up a lot. 🤷♀️
CZcams is watching lol!!!
Wow! This was a great lesson! 💕💕🥰
Yay so glad!
Wow! So nice! I would like to try this type of landscapes soon. I was so nervous while you placed the paint on to the palette. It is so small! I am practicing color mixing with one of your books (the woodlands), I took photos of all the process and I decided to transform it into a short video that I will eventually publish, I am delighted to have double line art, as I can re-try an image in case I need it. I just got the larger set of the Derwent Inktense (on sale) and I will certainly use it to continue practicing.
Sounds just perfect!! Yeah this palette is a bit too small for honey based pigments!
Cool lesson... I am a bit confused... in one part of lesson you had use a white pen-ink to detail the roof lines and windows... some area of hillside... and then your final picture isn't showing white lined roof. Did I miss something? Beautiful picture and well detailed instructions.
Oooohhhh geex, my editor goofed and used earlier footage at the end...grrr! So no, you didn't miss anything...the painting as you see it at 19:11 is where I wrapped things up!
Looks like Frank Clarke's Have Some More Fun method of painting
This is very fun, I over painted it and will try again. My background houses look like they are not grounded, any suggestions?
Please show us the final piece we’d love to see it
You get a peek of it at 19:11 but my editor goofed and I didn’t catch it until it was too late :( I will post in the community tab!!
Silly question... Can you list the type or brand heat tool you used in your supply list? Does it blow the color around? Sorry I've never used one.
It doesn’t. It’s warm but not forceful. I have to look up the brand, bought it so long ago!!
Enjoyed this video. As with the pictures I take of my paintings, the black areas of your painting appears greenish and purple-ish in certain areas as well. How do I fix this?
Hmmm well the Payne's Grey by nature is purplish and I purposely added greens here and there. I'm not sure I'm 100% addressing your question properly. Let me know if this makes sense :)
Thank you for taking the time to respond. I suppose it unavoidable? I’d there a TRUE black paint that you can recommend?
Help! I bought 2 MG sets from ebay and i really struggle to use them. So much so that im thinking of giving them away. They dont disperse evenly in water and end up with occassional stain spots. Does MG age? Or do i need to focus on learning to use them right? I dont have a problem w sennelier or schmicke...
Kristy, Can you please link to the white gel pen?
Sure, but it’s just a white gelly roll! www.amazon.com/dp/B07869BY4L?tag=onamzmomental-20&linkCode=ssc%20&creativeASIN=B07869BY4L&asc_item-id=amzn1.ideas.2DX988Z8GOOKG
Seascapes... I love them, I love the sea, but it is so intimidating to paint. As is the whole landscape thing. I've been struggling to with it for some time now, but the results are meh.
What types of seascapes are you trying to paint?
Oh just some simple stuff like what you can find in northern hemisphere. Sandy beaches, water, some pine trees, nothing human hands created, just pure nature.