1a - Sunset and Boat

[dennis]

Very wise word - we all need to heed them

[Lucie]

Hi Nolan Thank you for we inform that the video is currently at our disposal, I hope to do so this week, because I have a lot of work in my company. I wish you a wonderful week. Your friend Lucie bye Y'all

[patindaytona]

I KNOW i shouldn't be painting because I keep saying i get no sleep..oh well, I couldn't let it go and fall behind. I started the sunset painting. Wish I did a better job of the cirrus clouds though. Nolan, is it possible to go back over some areas such as the direct sun area (more white or yellow directly around it), and even some of the sky colors? Once it's dry of course.

[nolan]

You can once the painting is dry Pat. If it's still wet, just lift out the area you don't like

[patindaytona]

Too dangerous to do anything wet for me. I'll wait to dry. I am kind of thinking of doing two of these too! Here is a kind of schematic of the first part of the tutorial. Nolan, just let me know if it's ok with you if I do these things.

[anita]

I hope so Pat as they are fab:-)

Anita

[nolan]

of course it's fine Pat, they add great value to the lesson

[Val]

Very helpful Pat. No wonder you paint so well!

[nolan]

I see Anita is really quick on the draw today:

Details

Looking great Anita, almost finished  It's gonna be stunning when the focal points go in

[dennis]

After I got home from the webinar - Lo and behold! a painting! Now this is what I like to see 

[anita]

I will tackle the boat tomorrow      Sorry I didn't get to ask my question during the webinar (as I haven't figured out yet how to paint without covering myself and everything else in sight with the stuff) but I wasn't sure if I was supposed to reflect the darker clouds at the top of the canvas in the water?

Ta

Anita

[nolan]

I didn't reflect the clouds it this painting Anita

[Val]

  Well done Anita. Can't wait to see the completed version. Back to my tulips!

[patindaytona]

Looking real good Anita

[valweb]

Yeah Lovley