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Acrylic Painting - Mastering the Rose and Tulip flowers bouquet

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      0 Introduction

      1:35

    • 2.

      1 Material's you will need

      7:28

    • 3.

      2 Setup the Palette & Start Flowers

      16:00

    • 4.

      3 Painting Green Leaves

      7:10

    • 5.

      4 Adding the background

      10:38

    • 6.

      5 Colourful Flowers

      14:41

    • 7.

      6 Leaves painting

      5:52

    • 8.

      7 Painting Glass Vase

      3:48

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Welcome to my Acrylic Painting Course: Rose and Tulips Flower Bouquet! In this class, I’ll guide you through the process of creating a beautiful rose and tulip bouquet using acrylic paints. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced painter, this course is designed to help you relax and express your creativity.

Throughout the videos, I’ll share step-by-step instructions, tips, and techniques to help you achieve stunning results. I encourage you to share your progress and finished artwork with me—I love seeing your unique interpretations! If you have any questions along the way, feel free to reach out.

In this course, you'll learn how to:

  • Find the right materials (hint: you might already have them!)
  • Take a good reference photo
  • Create an easy sketch
  • Use acrylic layering techniques to bring your sketch to life
  • Add some textures
  • Paint relax and enjoy learning, experimenting different techniques in acrylic

Don’t forget to follow me on social media for more updates, inspiration, and to connect with our wonderful painting community. Let’s create something beautiful together!

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Ghazal Fine Arts

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I am visual artist currently based in Toronto. Though I have studied and painted for many years I've been an artist my entire life. My story as my works are varied: realism and impressionism in different mediums like oil, acrylic, watercolor and charcoal. My culture, experience, and education allow me to create and express different ideas.

Every place and every scene in my life inspire me to create new work. My works reflect warmth, affection, and energy which I see and feel in everything around me. My work is based on painting color relationships, values, composition and creates brush strokes.

In my work, I often express my passionate love for nature, flowers, still life, portrait and figure. I spend a great deal of time searching for images and their meanings and then t... See full profile

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1. 0 Introduction: Okay. Hello, hello, painting friends. Thank you so much for joining me. In this video, today we are going to do another beautiful painting of flowers. This one is a tule flower was, and it's a nice, gorgeous and colorful painting in acral. So first of all, we introduce the material that we are going to use and then start with the quick drawing of the shape of tulips, different colors, make it simple, and then draw the quick shape of the walls, and then adding the background and more details, making the texture of it. And then adding more colors to the flowers to make different values for that and make it more strong and beautiful. Then adding more details on the leaves and shape the glass flower was. At the end, we know how to paint this beautiful painting with acrylic and enjoy it. Join me for the process. Thank you so much. 2. 1 Material's you will need: Thank you so much, everyone for joining me today, we are going to start mentioning about the materials that we would like to work with. And that's a beautiful, um, actually flour flower was. So it's colorful roses and tulips and everything. I would start with as much as color we have. Doesn't need to have all the colors like purple, pink, red, yellow, orange, and everything. You can make some of them if you have primary color, which is yellow, red and blue. But just in case I mentioned about all these colors here, I have primary color, which is red, yellow, and the yellow can be warm or cool and the blue color. Even the blue as well, can be warm or cool or dark and light. But I would show you some different options. Like I have like I have this erleum blue, which is dark sorry, this erleum blue, which is light turquoise blue, and what's this we call? It's left fata blue. Yeah, fatala blue. Most of the time it's better to use ultramine blue, but fatala blue is the same. It's very good to use it. And then if you mix this color together, it gives you different options. Like Okay. If you use this color, give you different options. These are primary color. If you mix blue with yellow, you will get green. You can make the green lighter with white, you can make the green darker with like blue color, warm brown color like that. If you mix these two colors together, like red and yellow, you will reach the orange color. If you add more yellow, the orange move to yellow orange. If you add more red, you orange move to reddish orange, which is darker orange. The other things, if we mix these two colors together, we will get the purple color. If we add more blue, the purple, more bluy and more like a cool purple. If we add more red, it move to Burgundy purple color. But for purple, I recommend to use the pink color because red and pink are in the same family. But when we mix these two colors together, it give us very nice purple tone. I have already the purple too as well. If you don't have it, it's okay. You can mix it. If not, you can use right away the purple. Even I have light pink. But if you don't have it, it doesn't matter with white, you can mix it red and reach the very nice and light pink color. We have different option to use. We have actually green that doesn't need to mix yellow and blue together, and we have black to make the colors darker or make the grayish tone color by mixing white and black together. These are about the colors that we have. The bunch of colors just put it here to show you how they can manage the color mixing and everything. So Okay. I just would like to put the colors aside and show you the other stuff, which is the brushes. So we have different size of brushes. It can be round shape, like this pointy round shape, or it can be filbert like this two filbert brush. If you see these are very edge on top. It's very edgy on top. They have nice and warm and circly edge, which is lovely to use. I recommend to use this because it can make the petals very beautiful. It can easily work with. But depending on the size of your canvas, you can move on with the bigger size. Even you can use flat brush in larger size. I can show you this kind of brushes. This is really bigger size, so it's easy to use and cover the surface, or even this one is okay too depend which part you would like to work on it. Then I prefer to mix my paint with palette knife, which is lovely to use. These are about the brushes and palette knife. We have a glass of water to mix with our brushes, cleaning them, and then even add on top of our surface of the paint to have a run soil of paint, and this is palette paper. So I would use palette paper pad for some reason because it's really helpful that just one paper sheet, after you finish everything, you just need to put it in a garbage and you don't need to clean it after, which is so hard to clean the acrylic. Acrylic is glue inside, stick to any surface. After you mixing everything, it's easier to get rid of it and you don't need to clean it after. It's work, it's easier to go with that one and then Okay. And then what we need to have the important thing, which is the surface that we are going to work on it. It can be canvas, it can be wood. And for today, I'm going to work on this mason wood. And the brand is a polon. I just add a gesso to tricot layer of gesso on it, and then it's ready to use. Even for acrylic paint doesn't need to have to be worried about the gesso and everything, you can just right away work on the surface of the wood. You don't have to add the gesso on top. That's okay. Don't be worried because it's acrylic, stick to any surface. If it was oil, I recommend to add gesso, but I had already this one to use it. Everything is around. Let's start our painting. I 3. 2 Setup the Palette & Start Flowers: Okay, now, I add all my paint on top of the palette, and regularly, I'm not using as much as paint that I add now. It's really colorful palette, but it would be nice because I have lots of paint on it. I would like to make the flower was a little bit more colorful because of that. I add lots of paint on it, and we are going to start with the flowers. So you can jump on those, and without any mixing, you just apply with the pure colors. So it would be okay because of this colorful palette that we have. Okay, now I grab my small size of the brush like this. And even you can go a little bit larger if you like, that's fine. And I would go with the focal point. I would show that my rose. I have a bunch of flowers here, which is the roses and the tulips and everything. So I would like to show the round shape of rose here in the center, and that's a bigger one that I would show. And then the rest, it can be covered around that. So maybe better to be with a bigger size. I would show in yellow. So yellow can have a little bit orangy tone, can have a little bit warm reddish tone. So I go with this, mix a little bit pink reddish pink with yellow and give me a nice orangy tone for the base, which is so good. I imagine that's a good size for my was, and the top part is covered with the flower. So mentioned here, here, here and here. For the size of the rose flower I have, I just can't make the circle for that. I just try to make it as much as simple that we can, and that's like a drawing. So you can draw the paint even without any pencil, just like with paint with pure paint like that. Apply with your colors and with some circly brush stroke or rose is show that come out like that, adding some red on it, add some randomly petals on it. I will fix it, don't worry, this is a quick drawing and place all the flowers beside each other. Randomly, I'm going to add a little reddish color between the yellowy color. That this is one a Rose. I have just yellow color in my brush. So I would cover all the colors I need with the same brush, which is yellowy orange. And I'm going to add another tulip besides this, and the tulip is like a is not a it's like a ball. Yeah. This looks like a long shape of ball. It's oval shape like this, look like an egg, and one side connect like that, the other side like this. This is just a simple shape of tulip like that. Even I can show that you can see here inside and then the other side of tulip. A little bit, make it open. Open it up like that and then add the other side. And for the other side, I'm going to add a little reddish color in between because I don't want to cover everything with just yellow. It doesn't show me then the details and then make sure to have napkin all days beside yourself to clean your brushes. And I'm going to add, you see that pure paint. So far, I'm not adding any water in my brush. That's it. That's a quick drawing of flowers. Don't worry, we will cover it for the next layer. It's just the first layer to place everything around each other. And because that's the walls of flour, so I would like to add as much as flour I can beside each other and then add some greeny color in between. So beside this, I can go with just a pinky color. I don't want to cover everything with the yellow. But one rose I would show, which is smaller and from the side. So like that. This stage look like drawing. Even you can just easily add and because of the acrylic paint, you can easily just edit every time. I just cover with this color a little bit and add the yellow here, it's very fast. Give me time to work on top again and again. This is helping me to get rid of the white of canvas or white of the wood texture and everything. It's easier to cover. I think we are fine with the yellow, maybe one more here, maybe I can add it. I can add and then cover more pinky color around. That's just a tulip. I go with the shape of tulip. I would show inside the tulip because of that, I go red colour to add inside, and that's it. This is another simple shape of flour. Clean the brush, you can just put into the water like this, clean it, and then squeeze it to the edge and then wipe it with napkin. Like that. Now the brush is clean, ready to move around for next paint. Now I would go with this. I would add a little bit light pink with this one, mix together, and reach another value. That's it. A little more maybe. That's a nice color. So I would add one rose here. I can face it toward this way. It doesn't matter which way, actually, you can spread all the flowers in different angles. In between, you can bring the lighter pink. But if you don't have lighter pink, you can mix it with white. So be careful. Always, you have the opportunity to add the pure white on top. And if I would show the inside, I'm going to add some darker tone from this way. I'm not worried because it's okay. It's start to dry and give me chance to apply with more layers. Yeah, that's it. Use the napkin. From this dark color, I try to bring it higher like that and it's more look like fading and soften the edge and everything. Now, I would like to add more tulip around. So we can start applying with the pink. I'm going to add one here in between these two. So the oval shape, it's easy to do. Imagine some part is hide under the rows, continue till here, and then just apply like that. It's a close tulip. It shows close tulip. Even a little brush stroke. Even with randomly touched, you will get the beautiful texture and design of flowers. Yeah, I like that. I would go one here and show inside more. I would use this one little mix with because this is a little darker color that I'm going to bring it inside this palette. Again, move on with the oval shape. Be careful not to lose the size of your v. Just go with this oval shape, even the center just cover the side of the oval with the lighter tone. Easier to have an idea and even just round shape the edge. Round shape the edge. The side. The side with the bottom part, I'm going to add with darker tone. The round I try to add more lighter tone. And even I can switch the other brush. Here because I sent for balance. I want to add some balance. Even the blue color, give me some purply tone. You see, when I mix the blue the pinky color, give me very dark, nice color. If I add the white, you will get the nice purple color that we have. Such a lovely color. I'm going to use the beautiful purply color for here. Even we can make it even lighter, more blue, give me bluey purple. I can a here. First, I go with both side of petals and then bring the side like that, and then the other side. And then I can start, apply and approach some white colour, pure white color on it. That helps my eye to separate this petal from each other, and that's helped me to see like that. That is easier. But more details, more apply of the colors. I prefer to do it for the next layer a little bit. I just try to build it right now. That's it. Napkin always help me to clean my brush, to keep my brush even clean as much as I can. Because this is a blue purple, so for the darkness, I would add more blue. That's it. The pedals can move everywhere. You don't have to bother yourself with the way of the pedals place. I would add one more here. On that model that I had before, it was oil color painting and I didn't actually bother myself for the place of each. I just try to place the flowers everywhere in between. I can do the same for acrylic as well. White to the center and then the edge is getting darker, like that. I have the balance in my painting. I would add one very light color white, but it has a nice light purple in it here. I would go like this shape. Such a nice and light purply tone I have. Even I can go with lighter color as much as I can with the white. I see that it's fade to my background because the background is white, too, but a little make it purple to be visible. And you see that with the movement of my brush stroke, I can build the shape of flowers just like that beautifully. And then where the petals move, like the petals is moving this way, that way, you can place with the shape with the tip of your brush and then move it like that to follow the shape of your petals and the movement of the petals. So I have as much as flower, I think. Just one more dark color with that there. Yeah, one more 4. 3 Painting Green Leaves: Okay. Now we are going to start with the leaves. I know that it's a vase and we can place the vase here, but I would add a little bit leaves first. We have this beautiful green color now. I can add here would add a little blue in it to a little change the color. If it's dry, drop of water can help it. A little move easier. To show you just the red color can make it dark or a little more. But let me just apply with other green too because I would show you we can have different green and that's a sub green color. We can have sub green too. Some green or warm, some green or so cool. This is warm. I would add a little red in it to make it more warm and dark. I would place some leaves and stem. I know that we have a here. Imagine before because it's a glass. I would show that in some touch of the brightness. But before that, because I don't have any background color is white. I just try to draw the shape of here to imagine where should I place my stem? That's it. I know it's in blue, shouldn't be. It's a glass, but any color you can draw, I will show you later how you can make it look like it was in glass. I would like to make it a little longer. That's it. I'm going to use some green color. Cover hole the spar with this green and I would add as much as leaves I can on the sport like this one leaf come out bending like that. And the other is just here and I would separate it with light and dark from each other. Even I can add yellow white. I already have the green in my brush, so it gives me or even I can use the screen too. It shows this one that the leaves shows it's falling on top of my walls. Even from this side, I would turn and show the leaves come out like this. I would add some stem for them. I cover more dark and light color for my leaves, even change the way like that. I totally depend how you would like to approach with the leaves. But I would go with a little warm tone. The reason I add red and my green because I would make the sub green a little var. Sub green is a cool green, but red can make it a little var. Even between all these flowers, I just go with a very simple shape, the color because I would go to show that these are the leaves, but there is not specific leaves here. I just make it green. For the second layer, when I make all these flowers a little bit bigger, design it nice and more like a finishing part, these leaves come out. This green part come out. Doesn't need to be all way all day long like that. I just add here and there. And then some dark green here, even a little black mix with it to reach darker tone and now I can go inside the. Like the flat and straight brush stroke. These look like so many stem on it. I know it's just one color now. Don't worry. We will build them. I'm not going to draw them one by one. I just try to cover around the edge of my was like this. To the end. That's it, and then add a little black to have some really dark tone. So dark tone, and then in between, I can bring some lightness as well to separate, but it's okay. You can just let it dry and then later add it. Doesn't need to do everything right away. I just show this is another stem, come on top of each other. So it's okay. You can do it now or later. The first layer is finished. So we approach for the first layer, it's okay for the flour was, and then we can let it dry completely and apply for the next pass. I get dry because I would add first of all, the background color for the next pass and then let it again background dry and then finish our flowers. So far, the base is finished, and that's it. Thank you so much for following me so far and let it dry or you can use hair dryer to get dry faster, and we will back for another part. 5. 4 Adding the background: Okay. Now, it's still wet, but I would like to finish the background. You can just leave it like that and then start working again and again on the flowers. But I would start working on a background, and I would change a little bit, make some texture a little to show what happened. So I would add white color here. I would make it like a grayish color that not just a gray, like a purply gray, purply blui gray. The reason I go with flat brush because the tip of flat brush, it's so useful when you want to cut the edge. So it's so gently, you can just come closer to the flower like that and then cut the edge, not go inside the leaves and the flowers and then cover like that. So even if you go inside, it doesn't happen anything because we will go for the next layer to finish that. But we will do the background as much as we can to finish. Because we don't want to touch the background after we finish the flowers. Because of that, I would go like that to finish it completely as much as I can and feel happy with it, and then let it dry and then apply for the next, which is the flowers. So I'm going lighter on top. You see here? Darker on the bottom, lighter on top. Brown is a lovely color. It gives me warm, creamy color, and I already had a nice feeling of green and then the black. So it's lovely color for the background. Okay. Now, that's it. Then I would go lighter for the table. Try to mix with white. Sometimes it's better to mix with palette ne, but during my painting, I sometimes forgot it and try to do everything with just brush. But you know that it's challenging more. One side is lighter, one side darker. This side I would go with lighter tone, try and this side I would show the shadow. Okay. Give the pain sneaking. Okay. The wall is finished. But this lovely texture, bring it fires visible, this nice texture we have everywhere. Yeah, I like that. Okay, let it dry. And now I can continue for the bottom part. I would connect a little bit this texture toward down. So I'm not just separate them from each other. This texture be more strong when it starts to dry, even on palette knife. Just try to make them move to each other like that. When it start to dry, get harder and harder and more heavier. Don't worry about the leaves. After it get dry, they will come on top. So white we need. Or even you don't have to go with palette knife to make a texture, any kind of tools you have at home that you feel it's helpful to make a design and texture and your painting, go for it. It's your masterpiece and you can do creativity as much as you can. It's too brown, I need to bring some cool beside war, which the black color is cool. Look, so I feel that it's fine, maybe some shadow, a little more we can add too dark. But I would wait get dry. Sometimes after it's completely dry, we can work again on top, which is better. Sometimes depend. I'm okay with it. It shows a lovely background for my painting. We work and finish the background. Now we need to wait the background dry, then move to our flower. 6. 5 Colourful Flowers: A. Okay. Now it's time for pinky color. It's the same, a color change. I'm going to start with darker pink at the beginning, apply one brush stroke with this dark pink. Even dark pink can be transparent or opaque. I think all these colors that I have in pink is transparent. So under that, it's visible. But that's fine. But this pink, which is opaque, cover it easily. So I start with this and do back and forth to let these beautiful petals make. And with this back and forth that I'm going to do, you can see all these brush stroke, help the petals be more look like a reality. Given an acrylic. That's enough. Sometimes one or two rush stroke showed it enough like this. But even if you like to add more and more, let it a little bit dry. Sometimes it's so helpful when it's dry and then apply with a little more colors. I like to play with more values, so a little light color would be okay to bring on top. That's it. Now switch the other one. One by one, you can let it finish and apply more and more. But when you would like to show on a background to come out, you need to make the color moo pack to sit on the background. So I'm going with the lighter tone. The end of the flower, which is this bottom part connection between the stem, and the flower is darker tone, but when it's open it, it's lighter tone. Like that. I'm not clean my brush and I'm not move on with the other brush because I would use all the colors I have at the same time. Light and dark, even they give me nice result. When I apply like that. Under it is visible and the come which is coming on top would be nice. It is challenging and sometimes make it dirty, but the result is beautiful. For this one, again, I start to cover the shape with a little met tone color red and dark pink to shape it as much as I can. Even the center is dark. That's it. And then with these two pink, you see, I just use two different kind of pink and the red design it like that. I would keep the bottom part it'll be the same color which is dark and even add some tone around the edge. But this time I'm going to add the white color because this time I need the white color to be lighter. The edge of the flower, I would go with lighter tone, even more. And then when I would go with the light color to the bottom, I try to add less pressure on my hand and make it a little like smoother to fate. Separate this petal and we don't come out. Now, finish with this pinky rosy color, I would add some brush stroke for the other one, which is this one, a little pink, light pink I have on my brush, I would add there, and then I like the style of that already. So a little less I work with it. Try to keep that design. Already, it's beautiful brush stroke, help me showing that petals nicely in a nice way. And a nice, transparent, reddish color cover it. Sometimes you don't need to be perfect on each pedals. Just some brushes stroke shows that. Most of the time, people scared to add the colors to make the petals and add some details just with some brush stroke and that's it. You don't need to make a lot drawing or details on it. One or two movement sometimes make it beautiful. Just. We apply with as much as brushes stro we want, but try not to make it weird. Sometimes it happened. Okay. I'm happy with it, then you can see if you need to make some really dark color from the bottom part of the flower and let it come out. Make sure not to go inside the yellow rose colour flower. Just bring it here. Would be enough, I think. It's silhouette, but we will see after it get dry, we need to apply something more or not. Like that, I would apply one dry brush stroke and then come out. So we have this purply left. I have a purple. I have white, so let it go a little blue, which is good for inside and The shadow, not the shadow, the dark color. Sometimes inside is dark, sometimes outside it's dark, but for this one, inside is dark. Even when we are coming from here up, try to make it dark and then from the other side, try to make it light and then blend these two together. When it's wet day, blend together. Try to shape your brush stroke and move it like a zigzaggy. It's already made the flower interesting like that. Then dry brush, it's helpful to design. Try to make it around. That's a cool one. I like it. A, Okay. Prefer not to overwork. I think would be fine. Sometimes it's better to do some dry brush stroke. You see, I don't add any water on my brush and try to use dry brush, that's make a texture beautifully. And then the same here, this is more bluey purple, that one reddish purple and this purple has more red. I'm going to use for this petal. And then make darker this petal from the bottom and then come higher. You can just let it go to the background, design it just a little darker. Be careful not to come inside and ruin the yellow flowers. Okay. I love this drip brush stroke, which is so cool and make it really look like a pals. Then I would go with blue, purple, more. A little bit purple. Let it dry at this and apply with some more texture here. Back and forth, you can repeat and repeat. If you're not happy with it, then let it Again, cover it with more other colors. So just repeating and repeating. I'm happy with it. I let it dry. So this part, it really doesn't show anything, just a little purple between the pinky color. So we can apply with dry brush, just add some brush or stroke. To show this, it's kind of purple, but hide under these flowers. And that's it. I can show some leaves come up for that. Yeah, we're done with flowers. Hope you enjoy it. That's perfect. Did you enjoy? Awful, yes. Flowers always lovely to paint. 7. 6 Leaves painting: Perfect. We are done with flowers. We are done with background. Now it's time for leaves. It's not much need to do. Just a bit. We can just shape our leafs. We've finished with the paint, we need to add some more paint. I would make some dark color of green, which is black brown and the green mix with them together. This color give me dark dark green. We have mid tone, and then I will mix some green here with white and yellow to give me lighter tone and warmer tone and that's it. Okay. So with round brush. Oh, sorry, not round brush. Filbert brush. Shape it with a tip. One like that. Just cover the side off. Just you can cover the part that you already have because we already have that green under the paint, which is easier to cover the rest. But be careful. The edge of our vote should be really clean, perfect. Even I would add on top to show that this is a vote. But so far, it just covered a little more green, darker green even. The tip of brush would be helpful when you are close to the flower in the ps. And randomly add some brush stroke with lighter color. Even it can dry brush stroke would be great. Clean it again. It's just back and forth because sometimes we lose a lot of darkness that we need, so we need to bring them back. Just try to back and forth with more brush stroke with the green to see. Okay. And even here on top, I can just go with movement of light and dark but just bring some more action and beauty or painting. Sorry, I need to add some darkness too. And pure white color here, make it shiny. That's it. I think we are maybe just a bit here and enough. Now I would show that this is the. I know that it's wet, but we need to be a little careful for that. But with just a pure color, white and black, make it gray, a little brown because I would show that this glass like a grayish color. So it's better to wait get dry completely sometimes, but you can do it at the same time too. Here is dry. I'm going to add some more gently dry brush stroke. When it's dry, it's easier to cover it. 8. 7 Painting Glass Vase: A. Okay. Now, I would add some just a little bit here to look like that it's a w. And then to show that the water is placed here, one stroke, maybe the shine. And it come on top of the brown, just a green. You see? And the edge. Even I can just do the edge like that. Even when it's dry it's easier because we need some dry brush stroke to come as a light. And yeah, like this. Even I would add more thickness here with white color. Which is a little shine on the glass. And here, to shine on the glass, shine on the glass. A little try to make the dry brush stroke. Like this, that help to be shiny. Yeah. Don't have to have a lot. Already show this is the shiny glass was. But some dry brush stroke with the white color, make it more look like the real glass from the side. You don't have to go with the straight line, but it's okay to go like this and make sure to be dry brush stroke. Even the leaves are dry, I'm going with dry brush stroke on it, which is so cool. I would like to have some lives here. We're almost done. I hope you enjoy every time when I finish the painting, I come back again and check, I need to make it darker. I make it a little bit darker, little bit lighter. But it's better not to overwork sometimes it's happen. I think we are done. We are okay with this. So let me bring it from the side. You can see the beautiful glass, which is with just some touch of gray stone, and then dry brush of the light show this look like a glass, and that's it. Hope you enjoy it. And that was a wonderful painting. Hope to see you next time. And bye.