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enjoy your videos ....... what colors did you mix for the sky?

Do you do many large paintings, or do you stick to small ones? You represent Florida well:)

Sweet little voices in the background:) Love it! btw, do you ever paint on MDF board or birch? Thanks so much for sharing.

Watching this just never gets old. It's my go-to when I need inspiration or to get my head in a better place--just brings me peace:) I sure don't know how you can get those fine lines out of that brush; also, amazing that you can paint without having to put your hand down on the canvas to steady it....magic? So appreciative:) Subscriber from Panama City, FL

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Excellent tutorial! Thanks

This was awesome to do. It took me many layers to get the water to look like yours. I love it turned out great. What was the make and size of your first brush?? Did you use an extender or medium?? I agree if you could show the reference photo more... Thank you! Appreciate it.

Gebahi, you should try Schmincke Norma Blue watermixable oils, if you can get them. They are the most like traditional oils. It's a German brand, they migh be expensive where you are, but they are worth every penny. They don't do cadmiums and cobalts in their watermixable line, but they have excellent imitations which are also very opaque and mix almost like the original pigments although made with bismuth yellow and pyrole reds. I consider this a plus. The pigmentation is excellent, and the paints are very thick and buttery. I personally have tried Schmincke Norma Blue, Cobra Artist, Lukas Berlin and Winsor Newton Artisan, and that's the exact order in which I would put them in terms of quality. Unfortunately, Schmincke Norma Blue can only be bought in small 35 ml tubes (except for titanium white which they sell also in 120 ml tubes). However, they have a 8-tube-set (and, right now, they have also the Daily-Painting-Set with 7 tubes including 3 of their cadmium imitations). Try them, if you can, you will be pleased, I'm sure. No affiliation, just a (very) pleased user.

I wish I knew which colour mixes you use? And which brushes you use?

Great tutorial! I like the fact that you showed the brushes and colors used for your painting. I also liked your cloud painting technique. Thanks for sharing.

Very useful tutorial, thank you.

Very useful tutorial, thank you.

Hey, I have a suggestion for the people who don't like the music. I'm deaf so I have to use closed captions. It works great. That way I don't feel the need to tell people how to make their videos. Isn't that a wonderful thing? Love the painting.

How do you prepare you masonite board for painting?

Brilliant! Outstanding tips...dang you're fast! Appreciative Subscriber from Panama City.

is that cad yellow light and cad red light or cad orange from triart been looking at their paint and cant figure out wich i want since some colours are different then what im used to

LOVE IT! Such a gift to watch you paint--especially a subject dear to my heart. Thank you so much.

Absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much for sharing your techniques, skill and talent. Expertly prepared tutorial that's so appreciated from Panama City, FL!

Very good and informative. A very good demo . Like to see more oil painting demos!

I understood most of what was said. Your perspective was proven by the size of boats. The tall bush was great but the in finished edge on the right makes this painting a less than great.. The bush on my right is an eye stoper there is no eye stopper on the left. Eye stoppers is used to draw the eye to the center and keep the viewers eye in the center of the painting. At end of viedo I caught my eyes slowly creeping off the center to the left. A great way to fix would be a dark cloud from horizon to top of canvas. The dark cloud would keep the viewers eye in the center of your painting. Paint should go to the left edge of canvas. Or even a dead tree from four ground to all mos top of canvas. I don't mean this comment as destructive I mean it in a constructive way. Maybe you know this and competed the painting. You stoped the video because of the length.

Thank you! I recently decided to focus on seascapes. Your subject matter and teaching style is just what i need.❤

Wonderful painting. Thank you for your great instructions🙏👌

Learned a lot from this. Especially building up the layers. Thanks

So happy to see you painting again! Love the video and lovely painting. Im going to use more indian yellow, really like it.

Very Interesting

Jerry Yarnel always uses gesso for white.

Very interesting and useful for the use of acrylics. Lovely. Thank you for your patience and lot of explication. Sandra G. Montevideo,Uruguay, South America.

Thanks you … est-ce que vous donnez démonstration en français , j’apprécie vos démonstrations bien intéressantes 👍

Very nice painting!

Glad to see you back. Hope all is well with you.

Okat thanks. Wish you lot of succes with your courses. Top.

Okay, thanks, i will look at it. Like your videos, 👍

Yes, thanks for your answer, i use synthetic to, but there is a differene in soft and hard (like pighair) brushes, thats what i like to know.

Do you ever clean off the dried paint on your palette? How?

Amazing how the little dabs become a complete picture. Wish I could.

Bustin' good, Karim, bustin' good...

Glad to see you painting demos again.

What brushes do you use, soft or rough (like pighair)?

I loved your demonstration. Beautiful landscape painting.

Hi Karim lovely painting, glad to have you back, in the early stages your painting looked like a Van Gogh

Do you gesso the canvas?

Thank you for your time appreciated very much

What a beautiful painting Karim! Glad to see you back in front of the camera and teaching us all how to loosen up❤

Glad you are back. it is a nice demo. Thank you very much.

Magnifique et un grand merci pour toutes ces explications . Vivement la prochaine vidéo ! Cordialement

Fabulous Video!!!!! You are the best!!! Thanks!!!

Absolutely wonderful ❤

Great to see you again! Love your style😊

I loved your video... Thank you. Question... do you spray water on your acrylics, or do they just stay moist as you paint????

Hi, I'm so happy you uploaded a video. I can't wait to try it 🙂