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Tim Emmert

Already completed it once! it took me about 30 minutes. I learned from that one and have some ideas for the next attempt! Lots of fun! Everyone PLEASE just try it once! Edit #1: don't forget to put a bit of blue/purple in your shadows. Edit @2: Ellen, love your tutorials! You probably don't hear that enough!

Christine Barrett

Wow, found that really hard Ellen just to go with the flow, didn't like what it was doing in the beginning it was out of control but liked the finished product ... Thanks for your tutorial look forward to doing more ... xxx

Olynda Walker

I loved this. I’ve been painting En Plein air in my gardens in NC and having a time with too much detail..There is so much color and so hard to put my excitement of the beauty here. This has opened up freedom for me.

Linda Whalen

Love the still life stuff you have been doing. Thank you

M Rollins

This was a fun experiment of letting the flowers go from semi detailed into the smear and blur techniques. Thank you Ellen for making it a quick and fun little project. I have to learn not everything has to be frame worthy but definitely worthy of practice.

Paula

I can say the result from my attempt at this was horrible. How do you make it look so easy, but I muck it up so badly?

christine blahblah

MY watercolor pencils are no good. My attempt was horrible, and yours was so pretty