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Hi everyone, thank you for your wonderful suggestions. In the month of August I am going to attempt to fit in:

pen and ink flower illustrations

quick greetings cards ideas

1 flower, three levels of difficulty with the Poppy

simple watercolour vegetables

how to designs a flower garland

hollyhocks

alliums and bees

loose watercolour cats and dogs

fairies and unicorns

And on Patreon, we are about to embark on a phase of doing nice scenes and subject matters of a real range of subjects, all that have been suggested by you over the past few months, starting with a wheelbarrow of flowers tomorrow!

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Andrea Ford

Hollyhocks, please? I have some stunning Hollyhocks in my garden, colours vary from pale yellow to deep red. I find the shapes of the leaves particularly difficult.

Maree

Love to see Protea or Australian Banksia. Some pen and ink with watercolour would be great too

Priyanka Patel

Would love to learn how to paint little garden birds :)

Gift

I would love to have a vintage style carousel. ☺️

harriet de winton

Hi Harriet, One thing I wish you could teach us is landscape composition. Choose a subject easily Build a solid composition Techniques for landscapes Painting nature. And to paint nice architecture like castle or old house ...

Kate Tully

Pine cones and mistletoe

Sophia Neumeister

Vintage Perfume Bottle with lots of detail and reflections

Sarah Child

Hi Harriet, some beach/ holiday tutorials would be lovely. You’ve a highlight on your Instagram of a holiday villa with pool but would be great to have it in a tutorial 😊

lori mathews

Loose cats and dogs like your woodland creatures 🐱

Janie Landis

Fall flowers, holiday flowers or scenes (poinsettia, mistletoe, etc.), anything that could be featured on cards perhaps. Love your tutorials.

Lisa Kerr

A castle, a rickety old gate with flowers, ideas for Xmas cards , like Janie mentioned, so we can have time to practice. Beach Huts.

Pam Dratnol

I agree with those suggesting holiday Christmas greenery. I, too, have been thinking about Christmas cards.

Jana

I like the idea of a garden gate/fence with flowers and greenery; Bonfire; nighttime landscape or camping scene; mushrooms

Elena

Hello)) Let's look what is in my list: white lilac, butterflies, cocktails, chocolate, glassware, pastry, sweets, ice, lily and dahlia. I know that dahlias are very tricky for many ppl and even after a book I feel like I am missing something so maybe you could include it please.

Linda Bloom

Lilies, tomato plant with tomatoes, harvest vegetables

Lynne Morea

I would love to see bunnies like your other woodland tutorials. I would also love an octopus. Whatever you choose will be fantastic. Thank you.

Susan C Terris

I'd love to see a close-up view of painting one large Sunflower (by close-up i mean 1 Sunflower in the foreground as the main subject. What Lynne said about an octopus would be exciting!

April Haxby

Struggling with dahlias. Have tried them from your lovely book, but they are so tricky, so any help with them would be good. Also I still would like to paint fairies and/or unicorns. Too late for my Granddaughter's birthday this year now, but I don't see her going off either in the foreseeable future. But whatever you do is amazing, so happy with whatever you choose.

Phyllis Nilson

I vote for lilacs also, I have a huge lavender colored one and my neighbor has a double white one. Cherries, pears, in their trees maybe? I looove how you do trees! How about a bowl of fruit salad, so fun to use all the colors. A lovely old fashioned water pitcher and bowl. I also like the ideas of a rickety garden fence and the old castle. I’ll apologize now if any of these are repeats, it’s hard to remember everything we have done!

Diane Newman

Sea shells, starfish and crabs or something related to the seashore. A silhouette of a boat at sunset. On a flower theme a detailed Hydrangea would be lovely or any late summer flowers.

Karen Dua

Hello. On your latest watercolour challenge you’ve got a blue floral arrangement pinned to your board. I’d love to see how to paint it. 😊💐

Missy Smith

I like the garden fence and old castle. I would also like more instruction in drawing and maybe a traceable for beginners of your drawings.

Pam K

Colorful summer vegetables: tomato, cucumber, yellow squash, eggplant, peppers, onions, etc...

Anna Spens

miniature houseplants in fun pots

Kathy Graham

I would love to paint a lovely English flower garden with a water feature 😁

Vickie Poole

Seahorse, octopus, sea turtle, coral reef under water, crab, starfish, woven basket of flowers,

Ida Axelson

Dahlias, blackberries, raspberrys and blueberries, or maby seagul or herring fish (I think its calld herring, makrill in swedish)

Ida Axelson

Mackerel is the name of the fish. Almost the same as in swedish!

Michelle

A scenic coastal town like Santorini or Amalfi coast with the small houses, cliffs and sea!

Maria Cromer

Wicker baskets (with flowers of course)

Karen

Would love a pomegranate still life, maybe one cut and one not? This may be better for fall but throwing it out now. :)

Ramya Ramanan

A quaint church,made outfit stone perhaps? Protea Crystal decanter Waterfall Swan family

Alison Field

More buildings - Big Ben or other London landmark; Castle

Louise

I love your robins and it would be great to have hens and a cockerel

Jeanette Deverson

Would love to do a beach with pebbles and sand so I can learn about adding texture.

Carolyn Poynter

Nasturtiums please! (hope I spelt that right)

Cheryl Lewis

Loose watercolor cats and dogs

Eileen Newman

Old fashioned Chrysanthemum the one I know as an incurver

Louise

Thanks Harriet, I'm a new Patreon and there's so much material available it's taking time to find things!

Lou Best

Hi how do we make requests? Is it a periodic posting? #greenhouse!

de Winton Paper co.

Hi Lou, I post at the end of each month asking for submissions so make sure to put in your request in a few weeks!