This tutorial took me INTO my comfort zone rather than out of it.

Hi Ellen, I love your videos and when I can’t manage the time to get to the brushes I treat myself with watching you paint and listening to your voice. Somewhere I saw that you wrote you were feeling discourage with lack of viewers. Please don’t feel this way but do know that many of us are juggling full time jobs and families. We rush through a lot, cut corners everywhere we can so we can get to our true love of watercolour. Best regards Ellen. Keep up the amazing work ❤

I discovered on your channel how satisfying playing with charcoal amidst watercolor can be.

I’ve watched this video three times already. Learning something new each time I watch. I have the background completed. Now bases and flowers need to be drawn. 🤞

Hello Ellen! I adore learning to paint from you. I feel like we would be good friends if I knew you in person. You are a fantastic artist and terrific teacher (from one teacher to another)........ Thanks and don't stop please......

I don't know why I love this so much. I feel if I were to try this it would be not as cool!

I love this. It looks as though it’s painted on an old stone/plaster wall in a French house. A mural. Beautiful. 😊

I absolutely love this, Ellen! You’ve inspired me to try it myself! ❤

More of these!!

Ellen I loved this tutorial.Gonna give it a try cause it loks so fun to do!

Nice. Thank you Ellen.

Semi-abstract, beautiful & inspirational. I love it! Thanks, Ellen!!!

I love this one it is different. Great!

Recently found you! I’m a fan!👍🏼💕

Thanks for sharing! Not like anything ive seen you do. Love the gray and yellow/almost gold colors.

I love the muted colours of this painting Ellen and the addition of the charcoal pencil Thank you for sharing this with us x

I love this! It was so fun to watch! Helen? Your laugh sounds very mischievous...lols? Oh, and btw - I really hate Fall...so this would help? I have bought a TON of Watercolor supplies. So I need to get going and paint it up!! Thanks again for the inspiration. ~❤~

This is awesome. I love it!

I love this so much I just started incorporating Gel pens into my watercolor paintings and it just gives it a whole different vibe I just love it I'm gonna try these watercolor pencils. I love the imperfection Of the entire piece. Thank you so much for sharing you really have helped Me grow in my painting❤

Love the painting, the colors, well, everything about it!😊

This really speaks to me. Love the warmth glow and the simplicity of forms. I feel like it’s really unique too. Can’t wait to try this technique.

I really enjoyed this and learned a lot. I can’t wait to give it a shot ❤️

The last comment is right, now I just want the house to go with the gorgeous painting😅

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So incredible! I love it, and thank you, once again ...

Love this, what a great effect! Want to try it out.

Love this - so far out of my comfort zone, but I am waiting on my background to dry to proceed. Haven't used my pencils much, but I can looking forward to it.

Love this so much!

Its awesome 🎉

Oh yes...my fave colours and looks. I'll be trying this one. ❤

Love the colors, they really work together. I have Japanese chestnut, think you could paint that someday. I'm trying it today 🙂 beautiful Ellen.

I love it!

Love it. Want to try it out 😊

Genius!

What a fun tutorial. Many thanks! Love it!

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This is absolutely one of my favorites. What does that say about me? Ha Caroline in NC

I cannot connect to your Patreon page. Please help! I’ve been a member since May 2033!

I’ve always been confused by your style of painting. Like the process. You go in to the painting creating whatever background or image you’re doing and then halfway through, just take it out or cover it up with another color. Like you had a heavy blue on the bottom then a minute later, you brushed it all out so it was mostly yellow again with very little blue/gray areas. I’ve seen this so many times before. You add purple to a sky or something then completely lift it out and do blue instead? Is there a reason? Do you not really plan before a painting and just start on a whim? Are you just indecisive? It’s made it difficult to follow your tutorials without making sure I watch the whole thing first and take note of all the times you decide to completely change something.