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I'm glad it was helpful Kimberly, thanks for watching. ☺️

I'm glad it was helpful to you Christine, thank you so much for watching. 😊

Glad it was helpful Chloe😊

Glad it was helpful Catherine 😊

Muchas gracias 😊

We certainly do and it's FREE Jessica. Have a look at my Patreon channel, all you need do is join as a Free member and you will get access to this and many more freebie videos. Paul 😃 www.patreon.com/collection/570507

Thank you very much Colin, keep those brushes wet. 😊

Thank you David, still give it a go though, you may surprise yourself. Your painting doesn't have to look the same as mine here, just play with the colours and textures and see what you end up with. Plus, any throw away attempts can be cut up into bookmarks or use the backs for testing strips. Paul 😉

Hi Micky, yes I do use a ceramic palette and have done for many years. This was for the same reason as your issue, where paint beads up inside the mixing wells. As you can see this didn't happen with ceramic quite as much. They are more expensive but worth every penny. You can of course use a ceramic plate, I've bought some from charity shops in the past. Paul 🎨

Mickey, I've just ordered a ceramic pallets from Temu. Very cheap!

Just checked my order. I paid $7.98 AUD. (About 4 quid I think?)

@@tassie2348 A good price Tassie. 👍

I see what you mean now. Yes, that would work well with glazing, as long as you make sure your colours are transparent and not semi-transparent or opaque. That way any details underneath will still show through, you have to use a light touch though with this. 😊

Thank you very much, I'm nor sure what you mean about the circle other than allowing the lighter side to show, gradually blending the colour to give a rounded feel. Thank you for taking the time to watch. Paul 🎨

My pleasure!

Es posible que puedas verlo en español, aunque no estoy seguro. Prueba el ícono de engranaje en la parte inferior derecha de mi video, con los dedos cruzados, hay una opción para ti. 🤔

Thanks so much Leslie😊

There certainly is a step-by-step video lesson for this lovely bird on my Patreon channel. Don't forget if you join as a free member even though you don't gain access to this tutorial, there are others to try out for free as well, so really, try before you buy sort of thing. I hope this helps, here's the freebie section for you. www.patreon.com/collection/570507 Paul 🎨

Hi, I do tend to use opaque white i.e watercolour white, or as you say you can use white gouache as well. As long as it's opaque and creamy, it should work well. Here's a link for you where I've put together a playlist for using white paint, I hope it helps. Paul 🎨 bit.ly/3WUW9YM

Thank you Paul I always feel "guilty" if I use white gouache in a watercolour painting!Your brush has a super point,I have it hard to keep a brush with such a good point .Thanks,from New Zealand,Sheila

@@daveandsheilawilson9085 There are no rules as such Sheila, you paint the way that feels right for you, that's the key. 😉

Hi, thank you very much. LOL. I record my videos using a DSLR camera. I do have a video on here regarding my art studio setup, where I chat about the camera I use. Hope it helps, Paul 🎨 ruclips.net/video/fwvq22anRQc/видео.html

A good question Pauline. I've always preferred a cold pressed paper, so with a little bit of texture. I feel it holds the washes better and gives it that extra bit of texture for feathers, wood, stone and so on. Paul 🎨

Thank you very much Irene! Have fun with those brushes across the water. 😀

Sorry, my comment was meant for the masking-fluid-tutorial. I don't know how it ended up here!😅🤣But I am certainly going to watch more of your videos!

@@irenestipperger3497 That's ok Irene, thank you for watching my videos here. 😊