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Painting Tutorial on How to Paint Yellow Daisy Flower with Water Droplets on Petals in Acrylic

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  1. You are wonderful ❀

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  3. Hi John, I am a new subscriber to your videos, your way of explaining the details and techniques of mixing colors are so mesmerizing… Thankyou so much…
    As a consumer to you content can I suggest something, if u could increase the video speed of the portion where you are repeating the same process in other petals then that would help reducing the length of the video, viewers would either fast forward or skip watching the video when the lengh is so long…

    May ur channel keep growing… God bless u πŸ˜‡

    • thank you very much Sweta.. that would be a good suggestions… God bless you too

  4. Beautiful! …u r an awesome artist!!!u have inspired me alot to paint…thank u😊Is it necessary to use gesso? How is it useful?

    • Thank you… It can smoothen the canvas and make it easier to drag the brushes

  5. hello jm..do you have a video painting sunflower fields..Your paintings are great!

  6. When did u use the water spray. Do u wet the canvas before painting

  7. Beautiful

    • thank you Sati

  8. Hello John I simply prefer your video s since I dont have to buy so many colours..as you show how to mix different colours to get different shades. Thank you so much

  9. Love watching and listening to you teach painting. You do a great job explaining what you’re doing and why you’re doing it. That really helps me understand. And I love that you use a limited pallet to obtain so many colors. Thank you and keep up the good work!!! 🎨

    • very much welcome Mary and thank you very much! :)

  10. Oh my God !!! Incredibly amazing as always 😍😍😍😍😍😍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❀❀❀❀❀❀

  11. Love your paintings and tutorials. Can you please add some oil painting tutorials too.

  12. lovely John I do hope you are feeling better and your cold has gone. This is on my “to paint” list love these flowers and the droplets are the diamonds on the crown! Many thanks

    • yes I am better now, thank you Ann… :)

  13. Thank you John for another great video. I pray God blesses you richly for teaching us how to paint.

    • you’re welcome Shelia and thank you :) God bless you too

  14. I like how the sunflower painting develops over time. Very nice technique. Thanks for sharing!

    • you’re welcome Shawn

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  16. Excelente tu obra!! Te felicito!! Gracias por compartir la con nosotros!!!

  17. Awesome brother! Luv the colors!

  18. Hello again John! I just want to comment on your use of palette. Just like the Old Masters. When I received insturction from a friend that had I guess what you might call a ‘teaching Atelier’?….but via online, he told me to learn properly I must paint with 4 colors. I don’t know what was different from yours….I think maybe black? However, I’m guessing that you would do the 4 but for the sake of us, it’s much easier to have black on board. I have such admiration for you because you are able to create literally ANY color from this….and everyone here can feel grateful for being taught the proper way. It’s easy (and much more expensive/wasteful) to go and buy the extra colors but by doing this everyone is kind of getting an education in color theory. My compliments & a huge thankyou. :-)

    • Art of John Magne Lisondra
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    • hello Carol, I really appreciate your comment. Thank you very much! I actually used black before but I replaced it with the raw umber since I only use black to create browns, that’s why it’s better to use the raw umber or the burnt umber. Yes you are right, it’s easier to use the 5 colors than 4. It’s very challenging to mix darker values using only the 4 colors and when I added the raw umber, It’s much easier. And sometimes black is not really good way to start practicing mixing because it can easily turn your colors into mud. thanks again Carol :)

  19. Π’Ρ‹ ΠΎΡ‡Π΅Π½ΡŒ Ρ…ΠΎΡ€ΠΎΡˆΠΎ рисуСтС, ΡΠΌΠΎΡ‚Ρ€ΡŽ с ΡƒΠ΄ΠΎΠ²ΠΎΠ»ΡŒΡΡ‚Π²ΠΈΠ΅ΠΌ! Бпасибо!

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