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Here is a fun tutorial from my YouTube today- super easy wet on wet and scraping with a credit card to create this magical forest.

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Vicki

This looks fun, but I’m a rookie. I did love painting the cherry blossoms and it actually looks sort of good. My pinks aren’t as bright as yours.

Vivian

Love it

Vicki

I did it and I love how well it worked! Mine came out a little brighter in the middle because my light green paint had more yellow in it, but it looks like the sun shining through. Thanks for the tutorial! They’re all so very fun!

Amy

That is so cool

joan cervisi

I loved painting this but found it hard to scrape the trees as well as you did

Lois

Gorgeous. I watched it first. Will paint it later. (I hope!) I love your layering technique and how you are able to make the paint obey you by understanding it's nature. Waiting for the right moment is definitely a skill just like knowing when to stop. I enjoy seeing you mix the paint because it also allows me to see the consistency. Your demos make me want to paint! Thank you!

Robyn Kroeger

Loved this! I had fun trying this!

Laura Newton

Hi fellow painters. I completed this and would love to get some feedback. I know there are things that would improve the picture. Any idea how to post a picture. I am a Patreon member.

Anita Wrigglesworth

This is absolutely magical, going to have to try it 😁