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Thanks everyone for your suggestions, I have chosen to fit in the following in June on Youtube:

highland cows

sunflowers in pots

tropical flowers using wet on wet blends

cow parsley

alliums

fairies

unicorns

comparison paintings: loose vs detailed

I also have a few product test videos I'm going to do on brushes and using Gouache paint for the first time.

And over on the watercolour challenges for the Sweet Pea and Cherry Blossom tiers we are going to paint a full flower arrangement (first part of that challenge has gone live today) then moving onto floral borders for stationery, and scenes with flowers in pots, on windowsills, wisteria on houses...

If your suggestion hasn't made it this time, dont worry, I keep a note of them all and have plans to include them in future tutorials. 

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Anna Spens

Columbine is one of my favorite wild flowers. We can find then every where in the mountains of Utah. Maybe a hummingbird to go with it lol ! This would be tough one!

Jana

Random suggestions: Narwhals, bonfire (or play with light) or nighttime camping scene. Something summery and outdoors?

Kay lane

Country church nestled in the surrounding woods ( for traditional June wedding).

Sarah Cawley

More comparison paintings, painting loose vs detailed, miniature vs big, coloured vs monochrome. The possibilities are endless.

Amy

Sunflowers!

Ann Scott

Sea creatures such as octopus, lobster or crab. Summer illustrations such as ice cream cone, deck chair, beach hut, bucket and spade, sandcastle, etc.

Elena

I would like some tropical flowers, something for training wet on wet technique (like some landscape maybe) and some realistic botanicals (no matter what) please. But I will be grateful for everything.

Sophie

Sea shells please!

Jessica

Mountain Landscape

Phoebe

A glass of ice cold lemonade/other drink for the hot summer days! 🧋🍹🧉

Michelle

Hydrangeas and proteas!

Frances Ross

Hummingbird at a trumpet flower (bee balm), or at a feeder

Kathy Graham

I would love to paint another house with a pond with lillypads and trees and flowers all reflected in the pond.

Robyn Mills

I’d love something rustic a bit rundown, like a old farm Croft/ or barn maybe sheep grazing nearby.

Jennifer Somers

Pomegranates open with seeds and pith and a full pomegranate.

Dawn Pehle

Bleeding hearts (the plant), hot air balloons, variegated leaves, flowers in a basket...

Karen Dua

Osteospermums. The orange and pink petals are gorgeous

harriet de winton

I’d like to learn to how to draw the portrait, the mountains with shadow, roses in details.

Linda Bloom

vegetables, a fruit wreath, more peonies, any more summer flowers - love them!

Serra

Asylum flowers PLEASE! They are so sweet and delicate. They look like they belong in a fairy garden❤

Diane Newman

Strawberry plants with flowers and fruits. Any other summer berries. Honeysuckle, Cow parsley, Alliums... would all be lovely. Thank you.

April Haxby

Fairies and unicorns (yes you guessed it - I have a little Granddaughter). I just know your beautiful style of painting would lend itself perfectly to some exquisite little fairies.

Katie Hubbard

I would like to try painting boats.

harriet de winton

Hi Harriet, Sunset Mountain lake Desert Monumental waterfall shadow and light on the cliffs Simple country landscape Portrait of a person Architecture of castles and churches

Serra

Yes Alyssum. Thank you! (I love when my phone "fixes" the spelling for me 😆)

Éva Fancsali

honeysuckle or wisteria borders cottages and houses

Ramya Ramanan

Hey Harriet Boats on the sea Shadow and light in depth Water ripples and sparkles in the sunlight In depth pet portraits More wonderful lessons on architecture using stone

Marie Folkes

Orchids, our native field, tropical tree dwellers or shop-in-a-pot ones. Arricula......even a small arricula theatre- or just one shelf. Or a cream tea at a wrought iron table in a planted conservatory. Or a planted cool corner in front of a white and blue Greek cottage cooling spritz on the table.

Marie Folkes

Ooooh tree paeony, white or Bartzella....lovely pictures on crocus.co.uk. I'm still waiting for mine to flower for the first time!

Jana

I really loved that you specified the plant! I read that and thought "yes, that would make sense to clarify..." Made me smile 🙂

Carolyn Poynter

More houses and pets (especially dogs). I am really enjoying your tutorials Harriet. Thank you so much.

Kirstie Veatch

Dachshund!!!! And Ranunculus flowers!!

de Winton Paper co.

Thanks for this Anna. we have a hummingbird project coming up in the new book!

de Winton Paper co.

Hi Kay, I have quite a few churches painted on my instagram story patreon highlights that you can watch any time.

de Winton Paper co.

You can find a Sunflower PDF worksheet in my art supplies shop which will give you all you need!

de Winton Paper co.

Although I quite like the idea of doing a smaller illustration of some in pots

de Winton Paper co.

I've got a few simple sea shell tutorials on my youtube 'illustration' playlist

de Winton Paper co.

This would be fun to teach. I've painted quite a few but never as tutorials

de Winton Paper co.

There are a few of these in the watercolour challenges but we can do more

de Winton Paper co.

Yes! I want to paint more animals on youtube! We have a ranunculus in my book New Botanical Painting

Elena

Excellent news! I can't wait))

Ann Bonner

Hi Harriet- thank you so much for the lovely clematis video- just tackled it and put it on a birthday card curling round 90 for my uncle’.- hope he likes it!

Frances Ross

Yes, the things spell check has had me say... I thought about turning it off, but sometimes it's so useful.

Lori Mullinax

I’d love to paint some bumblebees. These are SO important to the ecosystems for pollination yet many don’t like them. I’d love to show the beauty of the bee and it’s lovely place needed in the world.