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my number one takeaway is that i need a mixing palette with deep wells to hold my wash mixes

Meredith THANK YOU! It’s always an inspiration to watch your videos.

I liked your series! made the exercises and I LOVE listening to you and all the comments you make. Keep it up!!!

Thank you

Thank you so much for showing us important basic info. You make it interesting and enticing to start watercoloring

It´s cool but long

This is very good but it is so long

Enjoy intro to different products and

@wittygrittystudio It would be helpful if you'd listed what you use/recommended under the video.

Teach me more🤗

This is a total waste of time

You do not answer the question why use watercolour white. It is to change the hue to creamier shade. It makes it opaque

The third one Isn't wet on wet. It's wet on dry. It would be wet on wet if you would prewet the area like you did in the first and second example. That makes the red color spread more easily.

Thank you so much! Especially for sharing your first painting! It is nice to go back and look where we started ... and to realize even your early work holds beauty (which is why we paint!)

was supposed to have a class abt watercolor in architecture school but I failed my prerequisite classes. glad I found your channel and I am so having fun learning from you ❤️❤️❤️

Greetings Meredith and thank you for all your videos. Really enjoy them. Question- Pardon my ignorance but what exactly does this exercise do/will this do for me? How does this exercise help my landscape painting? How do I use/apply this in landscape painting? Thanks.

Feel like I'm back as school, that was so much fun, as well as extremely informative Thank you ❤️

when you're using walmart bruhses and she says not to use low quality brushes : 👁️👄👁️

What do you mean by "mix your color?"

תודה רבה על ההדגמה. מסייעת הרבה כל הכבוד

הדוגמה מדגימה היטב נפלא רותי

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Would you add another exercise for practicing glazes/layers? I'm having a problem figuring out how to adjust them so I’m not painting dry but also not lifting previous layers. Your explanations for other stuff are good, so I’m hoping you have insight into this.

Thanks

Thanks! You make the effort of learning a fun and therapeutic activity ♥️

Washes

Iam UR new subscriber from kerala thanks

When you made the wet on wet (#3), was the paper wet first or was it that the you applied the blue paint with a lot of water (making it wet), and then the magenta wet paint?

I would love to have seen what Mark's the mop brush made! Thanks for the video!!

late to the party but this is so helpful! I've never taken a watercolor class before, I just do it for fun, so this is super awesome for me!

This is so relaxing 😂

Thank you! I learned so much!

I had never heard of Mark Making before this video. I am new to watercolors too, and I am loving this series!! Very informative!

Hello, I just subscribed ☺

thank you learned a lot from you love from Bangladesh

I think these are great!

I binged watched them all and did the three in like two hours! I loveeeeed them!! TEACH US MORE PLEASE :d big fan girl here, love camera angle, lighting, conveying of information, voice, mood <3

Thank you for your videos! So so helpful for this beginner. I know you placed your camera closer so we could see the blocks of washes better, but I would also like to see how you interact with your paints. I'm such a beginner!!

Love your style of presentation!!! Please more for eveeer

I just love you’re teaching style. It’s like having a sweet neighbor who’s a good artist and is willing to teach you all her best secrets.

What webcam are you using to achieve the wide view of your demonstrations? Thanks!

Love your videos. So helpful!

My project for today!! I love you 😘

Thank you so much!!

Thanks for sharing all the techniques

Nice video 👌

Your videos are great! Hope you make part 4

1:08 "have you tried the White Nights watercolors? If so, what do you think of it?" 2:52 "what are your favorite watercolor paints to use?" 3:42 "as a beginner in watercolor, what kind of supplies should I start off with? 8:18 "what is your favorite watercolor paper?" 9:11 "if someone has limited money to spend on supplies, which tool or tools are the most important to "splurge" on? 12:48 "what are your favorite watercolor brushes" 15:07 "have you ever used liquid watercolors? If so, what are the advantages of the liquid over cakes and tubes?" 17:27 "what is the difference between tube watercolors and pan watercolors? Do they show visual difference?" 19:33 "what brand of masking fluid do you prefer?" 20:37 do you have any tips for using masking fluid with watercolors? 22:00 how do I choose paint colors to make a basic versatile palette? 24:34 "I know you can't really paint a picture of a metallic object without a metallic paint, but are there ways to give an impression of a small amount, like the bell on a cat's collar?" 27:02 do you do plein aire paintings? If so, could you do a few videos? 27:22 about white watercolor paint 31:43 about glazing 34:18 about paint swatches / sample sheets 36:20 what do you think are good beginner watercolor projects? And tips on how to letter with watercolors? 39:42 watercolor techniques / textures for effects 40:52 good brand of pen to paint over with watercolor? 43:18 how do i keep my paper from buckling 45:23 about paintings fading away because of sunlight 47:25 how to prevent watercolor from curling as it dries 50:33 does size of brushes matter for details

Great video. Just beginning this adventure. Used to painting toll paintings on wood, so this is a brand new medium for me. Have to learn completely new techniques. The paint, the brushes used, and paper are so, so different from wood!. I was getting frustrated until I accidentally ran into your videos. Thanks so much for making this possible for me. I've been in stage 5 isolation in a retirement home for over 2 months, now, due to this covid-19 virus (I'm not sick) and art is one of the tools keeping me sane (love to sketch).

I’m so thankful for this tutorial. I’m a beginning beginner. I know nothing about art but I have a burning desire to learn. So I’m forcing myself to take in as much beginning information as I can. I have WAY more supplies than I need according to you, but I’m secretly glad I do. They’re so pretty. And I bought good quality supplies After watch these three exercises I am going to get some student grade paper and save my good stuff for later. Thank you for the instructions!