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You make it look so easy 😭😭😭

watched you for 7 years, always so generous and genuine thank you <3 also your arts become absolutely amazing!

Amazing painting 🎉 very pedagogically explained, thank you 🙏

The left eye is way too small. The shape of chin is wrong because the shadow is wrong... The shadow of the nose isn't connecting to the shadow below the eye brow. I don't think this is piece working out at all.

15:47 I was trying to work out who the subject reminded me of and now I know! 😂

Brave of you to add those light skin tones, Liron, but it definitely worked. I'd probably have left lots of white there, having ruined so many watercolours by not stopping early enough. On the other hand, I'm starting to wonder whether it's much easier to overwork and ruin landscapes and whether portraits are more forgiving.

Fantastic video..I have never done a portrait but this has inspired me as it was fascinating to watch her come to life. Love your work!

Wow. Thanks Liron for another amazing video!

Amazing! I now know what you mean by understanding rather than technique. Always a pleasure to watch you paint.

EXCELLENT presentation ❤❤❤ Yes the DARKER shadows captures the whole project correctly Thanks for the video

educational video, really like it!

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Love this!

Pure gold, thank you!! I saw painting bluish shadows and sculpting with shadows first by korean portrait masters. You cleared the question of enhancement of a saturation in those shadowed areas, and overall commented very concisely on what I saw, but couldn't completely digest, for the lack of a better word. Thank you!!!!!❤❤❤

This makes me want to try painting my daughters. I might have to try it. Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. FYI I signed up for Skillshare because of you. So many great classes! Thx for always sharing your knowledge with us. ❤🙏🏻God bless you!

Good morning!

Very interesting, your videos are always so helpful, thank you 🥰I need to practice a lot, your ur work is amazing 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Very informative. A lot of help. Thank you

This is gorgeous, Liron. Love the colours.

How come manganese blue is at least not an honourable mention

You always have the most eye opening stuff about watercolor, which too many people have made tame or timid.

beautiful

Very inspiring works and your walkthrough really helped me see the value of this book, thank you.

my palette is a dollar store paper plate set

amit kapoor is also great watercolor artist but it's your list and i loved your thinking about self confidence 🤗

Larger paper, larger brushes...that's what I figured out helps most. Love your vibe, Liron.

vos cours sont ils traduits ou avec sous titres français svp?merci!

That music made this a headache. A shame because the information is great

This was amazing! I think this style really helps for people who are getting confused by too many things! Love!

Good to see you well. Sorry i missed you live. My plans to start painting again were put on hold due to family needs, but grandbaby finally made it ok, mum recovering slowly, son still dazed&confused. Moving slows things down fersure. But i’m glad to see you survive, you thrive. I too have chickened out on starting over, since my last move. You inspire me to try again, thank you.

I just want to put my hands into your hair and pet you.

bonjour,vos cours que vous proposés sont traduits en français svp?merci

magnifique!!!! j'aimerais avoir une démo sur Michaël Soloviev magnifique aquarelliste...ce serait super!!!merci!!!!!!!!!

Currently I am using Daniel Smith mostly, this is mostly a matter of convenience. At one time Schminke was my favorite but locally art supplies are only available from the big box craft stores a none of them stock it. Winsor -Newton is mostly the student grade, same with some other brands. I have a few Schminke half pans that I do still use but I can't always be sure what they are when that sticker on the bottom fades or peels away.

I've been to four of Eudes classes, and can confirm he never uses opaque white - he either saves highlights as he goes along, or scratches highlights with his fingernail and/or a palette knife. 🙂

Brilliant

Looks brilliant. Artful.

I love the feeling of "Yes i made something that i like" i am pushing myself because i want to put my characters that exists in my head on paper and just have fun with em. 😊 But its hard and it takes alot of time to create a strong base and even longer to make a strong, well detailed piece.

I'll be like liron and all of you amazing artists one day!!!❤❤❤

Just love your people paintings 😊

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Het Liron. You should check out Thomas W. Schaller. I think you would like him.

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"Don't do what I do. Don't listen to anything I say." I was following closely, so I knew what you meant. But it was funny! This video helps me realize that I need to watch the "Paint the Shadows First" video next. I have begun to try being more specific with my shadows and to actually leave some parts unpainted (or leave them till last) and I find it extremely hard. Such a challenge to begin to see like an artist!

I love that your point is to say what you are feeling and what thinking while you paint. It ma,es all the difference. Thank you!

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Also so glad to see a new video today! Are you going live Thursday? I’ve missed your chats. Hope you are settling into the new place. Does Ruth like the new neighborhood? Prayers for protection and blessings.

Love this lesson! I haven’t tried black n white yet. Might need to find a reference photo and try it.

My father always told me it was important to learn to paint in black and white before ever trying color. At the time I didn’t understand. Now I do…

Excellent video and explanation.