Brenda Jones

Pintura intuitiva de hortensias en acuarela para principiantes suelta

The softness is restful to view, and the colors are delicious, but I think Brenda’s feedback is sound given where you are at this point. I’ve been treated to seeing your growth using wc over time. Your choice, but I encourage you to take just one more small step. Best, Judy - PS Reminds me of my recent tulips and how I went back for a complete do-over. You do NOT need a do-over here, dear friend!

Thank you so much dear judy for your lovely compliments &amp; also for your precious encouragement,yes dear ,i will take just one more small step.. my journey in art is definitely made more lovely with you in it my dear friend.. 😘😍happy days..🥰❤

Dear Villy, Artist-Buddy, I started writing back to you on my computer. Then I got busy with this and that. I came back hours later to see the email still open on the screen. I wanted to finish it today but there it was, just open for my replyu. DUH! BTW, I like those new purple pops in yoiur hydrangea! Brave! I’ll get back to the email tomorrow. Blessings for youi and your, J

Dear judy,yes!! Artist Buddy,i totally understand,we all have tons of mundane things to do.but we always come back to one of our heartfelt home ,which is our little world of painting journey..please don.t pressure yourself too much..just at your time &amp; pace..Blessings likewise for you &amp; yours.. love vily❤

This has such a beautiful soft, dreamy quality to it. 💜 I can see that you really embraced the wet-on-wet stage and allowed the watercolor to do its thing, which is often the hardest part for students! I think you're actually at the perfect stopping point for the first layer. If you'd like to take it further, I'd encourage you to revisit the lesson and add the second layer once everything is completely dry. That's where the hydrangea really begins to come into focus. A few darker blooms and details on top of this soft foundation would create lovely depth and contrast. The good news is that you've already done the hard part. Now you just need that final layer to help the flower emerge from all those beautiful soft washes. 😊

Thank you so much for teaching this hydrangea plant class .. not only because,it is one on top of my list of fave flowers,first peony,second hydrangea,third are irises.. 😍😍,but also because you not only generously share your expertise,but do it in a practical way that applies. i would definitely go back revisit the lesson and add the second layer,some darker blooms and details too to add lovely depth and contrast..your valuable comments dear teacher ,encouragement,also from my friend judy ,i really appreciate.. much love.. ❤

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