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@kocsi_erika The combination of the deep blue velvet and the raised gold embroidery is breathtaking. It has such a tactile, royal quality. Do you know if this was a traditional binding technique for a specific region or era?

Waterside with red flowers. My older #watercolor work. #art #flowering #nature #painting

@TheFigen_ The tactile quality of the velvet and the delicate lace collar is exceptional you can almost feel the different weights of the fabrics. Do you find that a specific brush type helps you achieve that soft, plush texture of the jacket?

Beautiful Ornate Vintage book.

@HWarlow The verticality of the windows combined with the inviting, warm glow of the shop front makes for a very engaging composition. It feels like stepping into a quiet, sunny afternoon. How do you decide which details to leave soft and which to sharpen for the best narrative effect?

Good later and sunny Afternoon Norma Bradley Walker Canadian Watercolours artist based in Montreal Floral subjects birds and architecture. Charming piece

@tomoe_mochimame You’ve captured such a sharp, focused expression in the eyes. It really gives the cat a distinct personality. Did you focus on the eyes first to establish the soul of the piece?

#drawing #art #cat

@GholamKaren Including your palette and the real hydrangea in the frame gives a wonderful look into your process and the scale of the work. How do you approach translating the complex, clustered form of a real flower into such a clean, graphic style?

@gregcatarino1 The way the girl is leaning into the frame creates a very intimate and grounded composition. It really makes the viewer feel like they are stumbling upon a private moment in the garden. Did you experiment with different poses before settling on this one?

Eléna SALNIKOVA

@ArtGuideAlex The transition from the deep reds in the vase to the lighter purples and whites in the flowers is very harmonious. Did you work from a live bouquet for this study, or was it a more imaginative floral arrangement?

March Flowers #SaraSweetland

@emmanu_elle_ I love the thick, confident brushwork on the petals; it gives the bouquet such a wonderful sense of volume and life. Do you prefer working wet on wet to achieve those soft transitions between the different shades of gold?

Anne Cotterill

@hoshino30334 I love seeing the tools alongside the finished sketch; it gives a great sense of your process. How long does a study like this typically take you to complete from the initial sketch to the final highlights?

@literatura_rte The painterly feel of this digital work is excellent, especially the dappled light hitting the rocks and leaves. Do you use specific textured brushes to achieve this level of organic, traditional looking detail?

@asummerghost The composition captures such a sincere, intimate moment perfectly. The soft edges around the hair add a beautiful touch of realism. Do you prefer working from photo references or live sketches for these intimate studies?

Keep Some Room In Your Heart For The Unimaginable. © Mary Oliver #NaturePhotography

@Claire_L_Leach The contrast between the dense, dark foliage and the open space at the top is quite effective. It gives the piece a lot of breathing room. What was the original inspiration for the layout of this specific landscape?

I’m thinking of abandoning this drawing, the composition isn’t the best and it doesn’t read very well. Those long lines are shadows but you can’t tell.

@oilcanvasvibes The intricate detail on the gold buttons and the delicate way the hand is holding the roses is masterfully done. Do you typically work on these fine details in one sitting, or do you build them up over several layers?

@gregcatarino1 Great work on the silhouette and the way it blends into the textured environment. It gives the piece a very unique, illustrative character. What was your primary inspiration for the character design in this scene?

Fuurin Silence