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Today's You Tube video is exploring the January birth month flower - carnations. Enjoy today's video here on patreon to watch ad free :)

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Amanda

Yes, snowdrops!! These are absolutely beautiful! It’s my grandparents anniversary this month so I’m going to use the carnation for their card! It was in my grandmothers wedding bouquet!

Teresa Collard

I am wondering if that is a 4 x 6 size of paper. It is a lively painting. I plan to give it a shot.

Jerri

I have an indigo, but not cerulean indigo. I also have ultramarine blue and phthalo blue, and turquoise. Can I mix something, or, is just indigo fine? TY.

Jerri

My sister’s bday is at the end of this month. I’m going to practice this, then make her a beautiful card…hopefully! 😊

Pam

Yes on Snowdrops please! I have painted them a few times but not always happy with painting white flowers….would love to see your take on them. The carnations were fun and educational 🙂🎨Thank you!

Kristin Van Leuven

Indigo is great! Turquoise is probably the closest to cerulean. I have cerulean and indigo and mix them together

Jerri

thank you!

Darlene McGrady

Thank you so much! Wonderful tutorial. Any chance you could go a little slower for the next video?

Annie

Great tutorial! I appreciate how you demonstrated the 3 values. I’d enjoy a snowdrop tutorial. Thank you!!

Susie Putnam

I just found your patreon and I am loving it, but I still can't figure out how to attach a photo of my painting.

Toni South

I love this. I also appreciate that you have smaller paintings. It's hard to have places for so many large ones. I just bought a few small detail brushes!! Maybe not needed but I love them.

Kimberly Early

This was tricky! I did it twice and the second one was definitely better.

Terri Benyon

Wow! I can't believe how well this one pulled together. What an excellent tutorial. There were a few times where I thought my carnation was a blob, but when you help us understand the layering and shadows, it all comes together. I loved this one!