Your work is always marvelous and inspiring. I never knew how much you could do with water colors. I truly love the atmosphere of this painting…. “Desolate beauty” is just how I would describe this.
That turned out beautifully! I really appreciate how you leave the painting up at the end for us to appreciate. It's been more than a year since I've played with my watercolors. Mostly because I became so frustrated with trying to achieve 'random accidents'. I'm getting inspired again!!! I've only recently discovered you and I think your style matches pretty well with what I've always wanted to do. Thanks for being here :D
First I misheared and and was waiting on how do you will interpret the surface of the planet Mars with tablesalt ... haha... I love your style and am always anxiously waiting your new videos. Thank you that you share your talent with us! Have beautiful Christmas Holidays and a busy new year in health! - Greetings from Hungary, Judit
I've been watching your youtube channel since you began Lois. You're work gets better every time you create and teach! Thank you for your gift and talent. A big howdy from Fort Worth, TX and Merry Christmas too!
Just amazing. I think I’ll try this is sepia. Then work my way through through the paint palette which will give much experience and maybe a little success THANKYOU
So beautiful Lois. Good to hear how you have found Payne’s Grey in a few brands. They can be quite different. Now I’m going to have a go of one in my head using Payne’s. Thanks heaps. O, I always have trouble timing my salt. I think it is living in the tropics.
Another absolutely stunning piece of artwork Lois. It's a joy and pleasure to watch your artistic talents and paintings unfold. Also, congratulations on surpassing the fifty thousand subscriber mark, that is some achievement by any standards and so well deserved.
I really love this! I didn’t miss any of your videos, Lois. Every work is inspiring to me. Wishing you good health and merry Xmas soon. Love from Singapore.
You reccomend Milford paper. So I bought some. It’s fantastic. The best to work on it stays wet for a long time being cotton and both side can be used. THANKYOU
I love this tutorial! Thank you so much. You mentioned your paper, Saunders, not being easy to lift. Do you have an experience with a paper that you think is easy to lift off of? I do have trouble lifting when I actually want to lol. And find lifting difficult on my arches paper.
Lois I bought some calligraphy brushes. Some cost a lot some less. Some three dollars some thirteen dollars. I got a super sweet item from goodwill a Japanese ink painting set. It had five ink sticks. Red black blue white blue . It had a a nicer slate to grind the ink. I also got a book too and some sets of brushes. They say they make black and red ones more for us but the like the blue and brown way more. The ink sticks are rock solid hard. The blue is like cobalt blue. I used in tandem charcoal in liquid form . It's more grey than black. I found a brush I really like called a number six quill. I also got a open package Raphael brush that is so precise. I am now ten weeks watercolor painting. I do enjoy india ink line and wash. The blue japanese ink is very pretty but I have no clue as to the light fastness. Its like granulatong some. Ok so far I tried winsir newton a few colors. Koi a twelve set. Derwent intense sets all three kinds. Daniel smith twelve color set and qor . Then primary holbein red blue yellow. I'm spinning trying to fast track my knowledge. To date my fav brushes are the silver brush. The raphael six quill. The princeton cat tounge. I goto the good will pay by the pound and it is a big garage sale like . Today I hot a big brush set of twelve brushes. Some new some cheap some brand name. I want a da Vinci's brush next. I also want to try the senilier paint set. I got one hake brush but want the ron set but six weeks waiting seemed long since I am only ten weeks along. I am thinking about using a butcher tray palette. Right now I'm using a nine well I got thirty years ago. I like a plate too. I bought a eleven well richeson one. My main paints are the daniel smith . I got the shimmer set and the permatek colors and ones people like. One favorite color is called mummy bauxite. My son picked out Italian burnt sienna . I think my favorite color is Payne's grey. I need a good liner tree twig think. I'm thinking size three rigger. I looked at the Matty brushes you have. His stuff is so far away though. I use dick blick and Amazon right now. I want two new colors today. Tell me a few to consider.
Dear Lois, I just love to watch you paint, in fact , I find it therapeutic . What size paper do you use? I tend to use small cut up sheets because I am no artist at all & I am afraid of wasting paper, good paper is expensive.
Learning so much about how to paint beautiful landscapes from you. Thank you, so much! ❤️ I have a question about Paynes grey, or other darker colors looking a bit chalky and leaving a white-ish residue once dry? It is very frustrating when you're trying to get those darker values in your painting, and they end up with this cloudy white film. I use Professional Winsor & Newton paint. Any suggestions? 🤷♀️
You mentioned having painter lots of skies and putting them aside till a suitable sea or landscape inspires you. On doing this would you wet the whole paper again painted SKy inclined or would you wet the unpainted area only If so how do you avoid cockles. Thanks
Thank you for all your paintings. I want to know more about those alixpress brushes. I am making my own brushes but I dont know what to use. I just bought a bristle brush at the store and using sorts of parts. Also please maybe tell us how to tell the timing between wet and soaked and less. I know its depends on the paper. I only see people use 140 pound. I see three hundred ar a higher cost. How do you tell what weight to use. Do you use the blocks or cut it yourself. I am trying all kinds of paper. Heads swimming.
Oh oh, please please not these birds again! I love your paintings but these birds do not do them any good. They always ruin the abstract impression. Only my opinion….
You are probably right, I don’t always paint birds but I wanted them here this time as I could hear their wild cries across the marshlands in my mind as I painted. Please bear in mind you don’t have to include them if you try something similar!
Oh Lois you are what I call a ‘natural’ painter. Your easy style makes it look simple but it is only your talent that can produce this!
Wow wonderful painting dear friend ♥️stay connected always.
Very beautiful. Always enjoy watching & learning from you. Love the idea & look of one color! Thank you for always inspiring!
Incredible way of working and endresult. Thank you for sharing
We’ll done! Painting in a monochromatic scheme is a good approach for beginners to learn the value system as well. Thank you.
you are outstanding lois, i like everything you do and i look every day if you have posted anything new. Thank you for being here 🙏😀
Thanks so much for your lovely comment, I’m glad my videos are helpful 🙂🎨
Reminds me of The Snow Goose. Desolate beauty says it well.
Thank you very much, Lois- much appreciated.
Magnifique !!!
Paynes grey révèle de superbes nuances
Another great one, Lois.
Bellissimo
Wonderful....
Your work is always marvelous and inspiring. I never knew how much you could do with water colors. I truly love the atmosphere of this painting…. “Desolate beauty” is just how I would describe this.
You are my favourite teacher 🤗. Nicky from Belgium.
Beautiful painting I have used Daniel Smith Paynes gray and my painting went well. I had good affects with salt and scraping.
I was so drawn into your painting that I tipped my phone as you tipped your board!
Fabulous lesson my Darling Miss Lois ! I shall give this a go. Have a Beautiful day Doll xx
Thanks so much Miss Beverley, and have a fabulous day too! ♥
This is outstanding. You finally used salt to create that beautiful texture. It really looks like a marsh👏👏👏
Thanks so much! I was happy with the results 🙂🎨
Really beautiful! Thank you for sharing your inspirational work.
Thank you!
Lovely 😊💖
Nice painting…great mood/melancholy…thanks…
Love this painting !
A wonderful creation as always Lois!
Thanks so much Andrew 🎨💐🌲
Stunning! I am getting Cotmans Paynes Grey! Bravo Lois!
Beautiful painting..👏
Thanks so much !💐
That turned out beautifully! I really appreciate how you leave the painting up at the end for us to appreciate. It's been more than a year since I've played with my watercolors. Mostly because I became so frustrated with trying to achieve 'random accidents'. I'm getting inspired again!!! I've only recently discovered you and I think your style matches pretty well with what I've always wanted to do. Thanks for being here :D
Thank you. A great value study. Love your channel. 💙🌵
I love this! So beautiful. So inspiring. I also just love Paynes grey.
quite interesting and pleasing to see. Thank you for sharing your talent, work and enjoyment with others. T. Spencer
That is so fabulous Lois. I am super impressed.
First I misheared and and was waiting on how do you will interpret the surface of the planet Mars with tablesalt ... haha... I love your style and am always anxiously waiting your new videos. Thank you that you share your talent with us! Have beautiful Christmas Holidays and a busy new year in health! - Greetings from Hungary, Judit
😂 Now that would be a bit different ! Thanks so much 🙂💐🎨
Great method 🙏🏾🌹👌👍
A beautiful result!🎨🎨🎨👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Lovely , can’t wait to try it!
So beautiful yet again and so inspiring. I adore your paintingstyle. You are kind of my painting godess 🥰
I've been watching your youtube channel since you began Lois. You're work gets better every time you create and teach! Thank you for your gift and talent. A big howdy from Fort Worth, TX and Merry Christmas too!
Just amazing. I think I’ll try this is sepia. Then work my way through through the paint palette which will give much experience and maybe a little success THANKYOU
So beautiful!!I I love THIS !!!
You're my watercolour inspiration, Lois! Thank you for sharing your techniques and gorgeous paintings 😍🙏
Just Wonderful!! Thank you!!!
This is mind blowing! 🤯Seriously, you are brilliant! Thank you for sharing
Lois, your work is great 👍
Thanks! Beautiful!
Hello Lois thank you for the lesson, a great lesson, a great watercolor; Bruno in France
Omg your paintings are just absolutely amazing :)
Absolutely adore this Lois, just fantastic!! ❤❤❤
So beautiful Lois. Good to hear how you have found Payne’s Grey in a few brands. They can be quite different. Now I’m going to have a go of one in my head using Payne’s. Thanks heaps. O, I always have trouble timing my salt. I think it is living in the tropics.
Excellent limited palette painting
Another absolutely stunning piece of artwork Lois. It's a joy and pleasure to watch your artistic talents and paintings unfold.
Also, congratulations on surpassing the fifty thousand subscriber mark, that is some achievement by any standards and so well deserved.
Thanks William, it's unbelievable to have gained so many subscribers, I'm very pleased and honoured...
Beautiful......
Looks so beautiful. Great job! :)
I really love this! I didn’t miss any of your videos, Lois. Every work is inspiring to me. Wishing you good health and merry Xmas soon. Love from Singapore.
Lois this is beautiful. ❤️. Xo
Спасибо!
You reccomend Milford paper. So I bought some. It’s fantastic. The best to work on it stays wet for a long time being cotton and both side can be used. THANKYOU
Thanks so much for letting me know, it's fabulous and makes me very happy to hear that you getting wonderful results on it! 😊
My favourite!
I love this tutorial! Thank you so much. You mentioned your paper, Saunders, not being easy to lift. Do you have an experience with a paper that you think is easy to lift off of? I do have trouble lifting when I actually want to lol. And find lifting difficult on my arches paper.
Lois I bought some calligraphy brushes. Some cost a lot some less. Some three dollars some thirteen dollars. I got a super sweet item from goodwill a Japanese ink painting set. It had five ink sticks. Red black blue white blue . It had a a nicer slate to grind the ink. I also got a book too and some sets of brushes. They say they make black and red ones more for us but the like the blue and brown way more. The ink sticks are rock solid hard. The blue is like cobalt blue. I used in tandem charcoal in liquid form . It's more grey than black. I found a brush I really like called a number six quill. I also got a open package Raphael brush that is so precise. I am now ten weeks watercolor painting. I do enjoy india ink line and wash. The blue japanese ink is very pretty but I have no clue as to the light fastness. Its like granulatong some. Ok so far I tried winsir newton a few colors. Koi a twelve set. Derwent intense sets all three kinds. Daniel smith twelve color set and qor . Then primary holbein red blue yellow. I'm spinning trying to fast track my knowledge. To date my fav brushes are the silver brush. The raphael six quill. The princeton cat tounge. I goto the good will pay by the pound and it is a big garage sale like . Today I hot a big brush set of twelve brushes. Some new some cheap some brand name. I want a da Vinci's brush next. I also want to try the senilier paint set. I got one hake brush but want the ron set but six weeks waiting seemed long since I am only ten weeks along. I am thinking about using a butcher tray palette. Right now I'm using a nine well I got thirty years ago. I like a plate too. I bought a eleven well richeson one. My main paints are the daniel smith . I got the shimmer set and the permatek colors and ones people like. One favorite color is called mummy bauxite. My son picked out Italian burnt sienna . I think my favorite color is Payne's grey. I need a good liner tree twig think. I'm thinking size three rigger. I looked at the Matty brushes you have. His stuff is so far away though. I use dick blick and Amazon right now. I want two new colors today. Tell me a few to consider.
Thanks for your feedback
Dear Lois, I just love to watch you paint, in fact , I find it therapeutic . What size paper do you use? I tend to use small cut up sheets because I am no artist at all & I am afraid of wasting paper, good paper is expensive.
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Thank you so much Lois - I do enjoy and appreciate all your painting demos. What is the name of the brush you used for the birds? Thanks again
Learning so much about how to paint beautiful landscapes from you. Thank you, so much! ❤️ I have a question about Paynes grey, or other darker colors looking a bit chalky and leaving a white-ish residue once dry? It is very frustrating when you're trying to get those darker values in your painting, and they end up with this cloudy white film. I use Professional Winsor & Newton paint. Any suggestions? 🤷♀️
Thanks Lois! That was so fun. Do you find that some paints are better with salt effects than others?
You mentioned having painter lots of skies and putting them aside till a suitable sea or landscape inspires you. On doing this would you wet the whole paper again painted SKy inclined or would you wet the unpainted area only If so how do you avoid cockles. Thanks
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What hake brush would you recommend
Lois, great learning session for me. Thank you. Please tell us the name of the bamboo hake brushes and where we might get them. Thanks again.
No idea I'm afraid, I found mine on Aliexpress online a while ago
Thank you for all your paintings. I want to know more about those alixpress brushes. I am making my own brushes but I dont know what to use. I just bought a bristle brush at the store and using sorts of parts. Also please maybe tell us how to tell the timing between wet and soaked and less. I know its depends on the paper. I only see people use 140 pound. I see three hundred ar a higher cost. How do you tell what weight to use. Do you use the blocks or cut it yourself. I am trying all kinds of paper. Heads swimming.
Thanks for your feedback
Love this but couldn't hear where you bought your hake brush - could you enlighten me? Thanks so much.
Thanks, it came from Aliexpress online
Really love it dear. 🌺Thanks for sharing your lovely painting.I hope see you soon on my page🙂.huge 🤗
So, is this then a salt marsh... Sorry, terrible isn't it..
Hahaha 😅👍💕
Oh oh, please please not these birds again! I love your paintings but these birds do not do them any good. They always ruin the abstract impression. Only my opinion….
You are probably right, I don’t always paint birds but I wanted them here this time as I could hear their wild cries across the marshlands in my mind as I painted. Please bear in mind you don’t have to include them if you try something similar!