Put your bare microphone on the window-sill and let the sun dry it out. It might work again.
@laurahurst19606 сағат бұрын
I practice every day!
@context_curated7 сағат бұрын
Lovely video and paintings!
@JBaxter-pi8oj11 сағат бұрын
For someone who just started watercolours you've learned very quickly! Your paintings show a great eye for composition and contrast. (I love the fact that I sound like a real expert when I'm not!) Thank you for sharing your journey. It's wonderful to learn from other artists, how they use their materials, how they start a painting and how they finish a painting. It might seem to be self explanatory but when you've not had the benefit of art classes it's far from obvious. I believe that the process is different for every artist but finding your own particular process is a matter of time, patience and practice. Thank you again!
@mommaosachicago12 сағат бұрын
I loved hearing your thoughts...don't ever shut up!
@Zoeebella13 сағат бұрын
Great video! I've been painting watercolor for a few months now and get frustrated with myself. I'm so use to acrylics and perfection and I too got overwhelmed with too much from online tutorials and over thinking it. I want to create simple watercolor paintings.
@nynjahgyal15 сағат бұрын
You’ve inspired me to try watercolor. I’ve been using oil and acrylic. I’m a 70 year old art student. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas. Will be watching and listening and learning to SEE!!!!!
@jessmatthewson777516 сағат бұрын
Please continue to do what feels natural for you and also to ignore bad advice about not talking... your skill level is a testament to joyous results from joyous efforts. Thank you for sharing.😊
@elenawolf593916 сағат бұрын
What colour Palette do You Use?
@jedidahmunyaka146319 сағат бұрын
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
@prachimistry20 сағат бұрын
☕️☕️ here to the messy bits!! Love your video and process, thanks for sharing your progress and emphasis on enjoying the process than obsessing over the outcome. ❤thanks Although how did you manage to record video from soo many angles and depths? Did u shoot the video on your own and changes the camera angle and did the tasks on repeat for seamless transition or someone was filming you? Thanks ❤
@themagic8481Күн бұрын
What an absolutely gorgeous video. Thank you.
@sallyfowler8411Күн бұрын
I started crying straight away. How marvellous. Well done Bill x
@AlinayepthoКүн бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤
@callie.envoyageКүн бұрын
Your voiceovers are magical!
@simonateglas6736Күн бұрын
❤ Hello, can you let me know where is this place in England? Thank you! I love daffodils ❤
@Catslover779Күн бұрын
Wonderful 😍😍
@user-pe6un1bl2sКүн бұрын
Beautiful life🌿
@Laura-G.Күн бұрын
Your creations are wonderful !! You are very talented !! 👏🤩😍 I practise calligraphy since 4 years now ; I had a little period 2 years earlier but I abandoned quickly. I was without job when I started without ending in august 2019 and I am proud of this choice. Today, I can love much better gothic and victorian worlds by practising Copperplate and Old English calligraphy : art is such a great way to pay tribute to our universes 🙂 I really love watching your videos which gives me the opportunity to disconnect from this tiring world by living slowlier. I am looking forward to see your next video ! 😁 (Sorry if I maid some mistakes, I am French… 😅)
@goafterwind3305Күн бұрын
Hello, dear Daria. I rarely leave comments, but this video was especially resonant. It so happened that I, too, have been a loner all my life (I’m 25) and it’s not that this was solely the result of my choice, that’s how the circumstances developed. But it has changed me in such a way that I really value my loved ones, I can see friends a couple of times a year, but I try to make these meetings warm, soulful and strengthen the deep connection between us. So it turns out that when someone else is nearby, I automatically switch my attention to the person and give as much as I can give, the surrounding background blurs out, I stop seeing what is happening around, stop remembering the road and taking a meaningful approach to actions,.. so traveling, going to museums and watching films is much more enjoyable for me alone. When I'm alone, I'm present in the moment and I hear myself. When I'm with someone, I stop hearing, my inner voice is drowned out and I begin to adapt, sometimes to such an extent that only looking back I notice how much I was mimicking. When I'm alone, I don't need to dance with tambourines and come up with topics for conversation, I can just be myself. I'm trying very hard to learn how to communicate naturally with people in order to maintain that honesty of my own self, but so far I still have a long way to go in this field. One person once told me that I am “an introvert in communication, an extrovert in perception,” and indeed, when I am alone, I feel sharper, brighter, more fulfilling. But at the same time, connection with people is a very important component of life, everyone needs support from time to time, everyone needs “their own pack”, even if it consists of a couple of people. Recently I read a popular science, near-psychological book of Alfred Adler, there was the following phrase: “In the modern world, people communicate, but do not feel a community.” This is probably what I am most worried about right now. Living in a city with a population of millions (greetings from St. Petersburg!), I see that everyone is for himself, at the same time, in practice or part-time work somewhere in the north/mountains/taiga, not everyday you can communicate with people, but you really feel this community, belonging. It seems to me that this is what we miss so much when we feel lonely. Paper letters help me cope with the influx of such moods. Handwritten with fountain pens and ink, with a large wax seal and dried herbs. You put warmth into such letters, you send a piece of your heart to the recipient, and even though a lot of time passes before you receive an answer, it’s as if there is a thread of light stretched between you. I will be glad to write you a letter if you also like this kind of thing. Thank you for allowing us to look at the world through your eyes. With wishes of peace, calm and warmth, Darinika
@monalishasahoo4784Күн бұрын
I love you sooo muchhhhh daria , I am obsessed with nature 🕊️🍃
@user-wd6ml5cy8xКүн бұрын
i remember that i used have so much energy about drawing when i was kid. For some reason i completely lost it. i should try it something new or that which i used love it like you. Thanks for sharing your beautiful process:)
@awayfromdust2 күн бұрын
Your paintings are lovely! I fully agree with your perspective on the learner’s mindset. Our modern education system fails in teaching us the right attitude, the beginner’s mind. There is definitely a significant room for progress in this area. Thank you for sharing.
@pamelagilmour80602 күн бұрын
Your work is beautiful. I have been an art therapist my whole career and also teach watercolor painting. CREATE I wish you were my neighbor so we could paint together. Great video thank you❤️
@coryvan56452 күн бұрын
You have a natural talent for painting. It's incredible that you've only been painting for two months. You have a very good artistic eye. I have a degree in painting and I'm not as good as you in painting with watercolors.
@LB-rc3nt2 күн бұрын
Absolutely Beautiful creations Darling!!!<3<3 You are extremely talented!!! I loved the softness in your paintings<3<3 Thank you for being vulnerable and showing us your beginning process!! But I hope you give yourself credit for the level of talent you are already displaying, so early on!!! Just truly beautiful!!!<3<3 (Much love from the States,<3<3 Laura)
@gouter20852 күн бұрын
I could really relate to you in this video. Yes, why is it so difficult to make a friend whom we can talk to whenever about whatever after becoming an adult? I would like to meet some kindred spirits but every time I try to make a new friend I either get disappointed or hurt. Sometimes I wonder if there's something wrong with me.
@annkauffold70492 күн бұрын
I enjoyed seeing you speak directly into the camera.
@BehindTheEverest2 күн бұрын
I absolutely love when you speak to the camera. It looks spontaneous, if i can say. And i had the same problem with talking to people. Always had a playback in my mind later after i’m done talking to them and suprisingly found the perfect phrasing. So i was always saying to myself : « oh i wish i told them that. That’s absolutely perfect. » 😆 So i totally get it.
@reader6492 күн бұрын
Beautiful, thoughtful work😊
@kimberleebrooks-trakis95632 күн бұрын
You are very excellent. I wish I could paint as well as you. I am also self taught, but nowhere near the level (especially nature paintings) as you.
@susanmerila49582 күн бұрын
Beautifully filmed with a heart felt dialogue that I found wonderfully appealing. I so enjoy being present as the creative process unfolds in people. They are the ones with whom I want to surround myself.
@zlm19222 күн бұрын
Keşke siz de Koreliler gibi sessiz vlog yapsanız
@janeleverett31282 күн бұрын
Anyone CAN learn to make art, in whatever medium they choose. BUT...learning the techniques etc is only a very small part. PRACTICE is key - preferably daily! 🎨😊
@Verenaaschulz2 күн бұрын
Wauw! Thank you so much for making this video☺🌸 I somehow felt I wanted to cry but I also got so much inspiration from you! You are completely right. As a video creator we will always feel doubt and I know the feeling of criticizing myself every single time I make a video. I just really think that we have to keep going because we will always be able to inspire some people and we grow every single day with our work. I always try to hide from people when I film outside because I get uncomfortable when people see me film - for that reason I like to go out either early in the morning or late evening to film 😄 You did such a great job with this video and your other videos as well ☺ Have a fantastic day and Thank you again for the inspiration. 🩷
@Aliciasrelaxingvlogs2 күн бұрын
How happy is the one who has the talent to draw, believe me, this is a great gift from God 💙
@Travelilms2 күн бұрын
Life is not the one we see in reels or social media . It's far more than that . I love how you show the raw and natural things without any filter and definitely I love how you talk . I would say you should enjoy the process . You are doing great actually. Life isn't aesthetic but not ugly it's beautiful the way it is . ❤
@purrsephone29042 күн бұрын
I need to get back into my art. Thank you.🪶
@josefinsvensson49593 күн бұрын
Beautiful paintings and a lovely video about it! Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤️What is the name of the brushes set that you paint with? 🎨
@lindathaxton19943 күн бұрын
Espresso is one of the beautiful treasures in life too!
@lindathaxton19943 күн бұрын
I too have learned watercolor on my own. Started at age 77. I have always seen beauty all around just by looking at things in nature - love your attitude. Beautiful video - thank you for sharing 🙏
@sujanithtottempudi29913 күн бұрын
Wow ..those paintings are superb for 2 months
@sujanithtottempudi29913 күн бұрын
2 months!!!!! I just started understanding watercolour after 7 years. 😂😂 Excellent for you...well done
@kallistoindrani56893 күн бұрын
Some of those paintings she showed I would buy prints of.
@afroislandgirl3 күн бұрын
But also, what is aesthetic? At the end of the day it's all about our point of view and our mindset. You are encouraging me to continue with my learning journey. Thank you 🌹
@dailydose55433 күн бұрын
Not sure why but for videos like tjis,i prefer to read subtitles than listen to the person speak. I find it more relaxing. Still love the video though..
@supertramp8c7723 күн бұрын
playin social-media-detox to upload this for social media and in the end for the like-system-world? come on
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Put your bare microphone on the window-sill and let the sun dry it out. It might work again.
I practice every day!
Lovely video and paintings!
For someone who just started watercolours you've learned very quickly! Your paintings show a great eye for composition and contrast. (I love the fact that I sound like a real expert when I'm not!) Thank you for sharing your journey. It's wonderful to learn from other artists, how they use their materials, how they start a painting and how they finish a painting. It might seem to be self explanatory but when you've not had the benefit of art classes it's far from obvious. I believe that the process is different for every artist but finding your own particular process is a matter of time, patience and practice. Thank you again!
I loved hearing your thoughts...don't ever shut up!
Great video! I've been painting watercolor for a few months now and get frustrated with myself. I'm so use to acrylics and perfection and I too got overwhelmed with too much from online tutorials and over thinking it. I want to create simple watercolor paintings.
You’ve inspired me to try watercolor. I’ve been using oil and acrylic. I’m a 70 year old art student. Thank you for sharing your thoughts and ideas. Will be watching and listening and learning to SEE!!!!!
Please continue to do what feels natural for you and also to ignore bad advice about not talking... your skill level is a testament to joyous results from joyous efforts. Thank you for sharing.😊
What colour Palette do You Use?
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
☕️☕️ here to the messy bits!! Love your video and process, thanks for sharing your progress and emphasis on enjoying the process than obsessing over the outcome. ❤thanks Although how did you manage to record video from soo many angles and depths? Did u shoot the video on your own and changes the camera angle and did the tasks on repeat for seamless transition or someone was filming you? Thanks ❤
What an absolutely gorgeous video. Thank you.
I started crying straight away. How marvellous. Well done Bill x
❤❤❤❤❤
Your voiceovers are magical!
❤ Hello, can you let me know where is this place in England? Thank you! I love daffodils ❤
Wonderful 😍😍
Beautiful life🌿
Your creations are wonderful !! You are very talented !! 👏🤩😍 I practise calligraphy since 4 years now ; I had a little period 2 years earlier but I abandoned quickly. I was without job when I started without ending in august 2019 and I am proud of this choice. Today, I can love much better gothic and victorian worlds by practising Copperplate and Old English calligraphy : art is such a great way to pay tribute to our universes 🙂 I really love watching your videos which gives me the opportunity to disconnect from this tiring world by living slowlier. I am looking forward to see your next video ! 😁 (Sorry if I maid some mistakes, I am French… 😅)
Hello, dear Daria. I rarely leave comments, but this video was especially resonant. It so happened that I, too, have been a loner all my life (I’m 25) and it’s not that this was solely the result of my choice, that’s how the circumstances developed. But it has changed me in such a way that I really value my loved ones, I can see friends a couple of times a year, but I try to make these meetings warm, soulful and strengthen the deep connection between us. So it turns out that when someone else is nearby, I automatically switch my attention to the person and give as much as I can give, the surrounding background blurs out, I stop seeing what is happening around, stop remembering the road and taking a meaningful approach to actions,.. so traveling, going to museums and watching films is much more enjoyable for me alone. When I'm alone, I'm present in the moment and I hear myself. When I'm with someone, I stop hearing, my inner voice is drowned out and I begin to adapt, sometimes to such an extent that only looking back I notice how much I was mimicking. When I'm alone, I don't need to dance with tambourines and come up with topics for conversation, I can just be myself. I'm trying very hard to learn how to communicate naturally with people in order to maintain that honesty of my own self, but so far I still have a long way to go in this field. One person once told me that I am “an introvert in communication, an extrovert in perception,” and indeed, when I am alone, I feel sharper, brighter, more fulfilling. But at the same time, connection with people is a very important component of life, everyone needs support from time to time, everyone needs “their own pack”, even if it consists of a couple of people. Recently I read a popular science, near-psychological book of Alfred Adler, there was the following phrase: “In the modern world, people communicate, but do not feel a community.” This is probably what I am most worried about right now. Living in a city with a population of millions (greetings from St. Petersburg!), I see that everyone is for himself, at the same time, in practice or part-time work somewhere in the north/mountains/taiga, not everyday you can communicate with people, but you really feel this community, belonging. It seems to me that this is what we miss so much when we feel lonely. Paper letters help me cope with the influx of such moods. Handwritten with fountain pens and ink, with a large wax seal and dried herbs. You put warmth into such letters, you send a piece of your heart to the recipient, and even though a lot of time passes before you receive an answer, it’s as if there is a thread of light stretched between you. I will be glad to write you a letter if you also like this kind of thing. Thank you for allowing us to look at the world through your eyes. With wishes of peace, calm and warmth, Darinika
I love you sooo muchhhhh daria , I am obsessed with nature 🕊️🍃
i remember that i used have so much energy about drawing when i was kid. For some reason i completely lost it. i should try it something new or that which i used love it like you. Thanks for sharing your beautiful process:)
Your paintings are lovely! I fully agree with your perspective on the learner’s mindset. Our modern education system fails in teaching us the right attitude, the beginner’s mind. There is definitely a significant room for progress in this area. Thank you for sharing.
Your work is beautiful. I have been an art therapist my whole career and also teach watercolor painting. CREATE I wish you were my neighbor so we could paint together. Great video thank you❤️
You have a natural talent for painting. It's incredible that you've only been painting for two months. You have a very good artistic eye. I have a degree in painting and I'm not as good as you in painting with watercolors.
Absolutely Beautiful creations Darling!!!<3<3 You are extremely talented!!! I loved the softness in your paintings<3<3 Thank you for being vulnerable and showing us your beginning process!! But I hope you give yourself credit for the level of talent you are already displaying, so early on!!! Just truly beautiful!!!<3<3 (Much love from the States,<3<3 Laura)
I could really relate to you in this video. Yes, why is it so difficult to make a friend whom we can talk to whenever about whatever after becoming an adult? I would like to meet some kindred spirits but every time I try to make a new friend I either get disappointed or hurt. Sometimes I wonder if there's something wrong with me.
I enjoyed seeing you speak directly into the camera.
I absolutely love when you speak to the camera. It looks spontaneous, if i can say. And i had the same problem with talking to people. Always had a playback in my mind later after i’m done talking to them and suprisingly found the perfect phrasing. So i was always saying to myself : « oh i wish i told them that. That’s absolutely perfect. » 😆 So i totally get it.
Beautiful, thoughtful work😊
You are very excellent. I wish I could paint as well as you. I am also self taught, but nowhere near the level (especially nature paintings) as you.
Beautifully filmed with a heart felt dialogue that I found wonderfully appealing. I so enjoy being present as the creative process unfolds in people. They are the ones with whom I want to surround myself.
Keşke siz de Koreliler gibi sessiz vlog yapsanız
Anyone CAN learn to make art, in whatever medium they choose. BUT...learning the techniques etc is only a very small part. PRACTICE is key - preferably daily! 🎨😊
Wauw! Thank you so much for making this video☺🌸 I somehow felt I wanted to cry but I also got so much inspiration from you! You are completely right. As a video creator we will always feel doubt and I know the feeling of criticizing myself every single time I make a video. I just really think that we have to keep going because we will always be able to inspire some people and we grow every single day with our work. I always try to hide from people when I film outside because I get uncomfortable when people see me film - for that reason I like to go out either early in the morning or late evening to film 😄 You did such a great job with this video and your other videos as well ☺ Have a fantastic day and Thank you again for the inspiration. 🩷
How happy is the one who has the talent to draw, believe me, this is a great gift from God 💙
Life is not the one we see in reels or social media . It's far more than that . I love how you show the raw and natural things without any filter and definitely I love how you talk . I would say you should enjoy the process . You are doing great actually. Life isn't aesthetic but not ugly it's beautiful the way it is . ❤
I need to get back into my art. Thank you.🪶
Beautiful paintings and a lovely video about it! Thanks for sharing! 🙏❤️What is the name of the brushes set that you paint with? 🎨
Espresso is one of the beautiful treasures in life too!
I too have learned watercolor on my own. Started at age 77. I have always seen beauty all around just by looking at things in nature - love your attitude. Beautiful video - thank you for sharing 🙏
Wow ..those paintings are superb for 2 months
2 months!!!!! I just started understanding watercolour after 7 years. 😂😂 Excellent for you...well done
Some of those paintings she showed I would buy prints of.
But also, what is aesthetic? At the end of the day it's all about our point of view and our mindset. You are encouraging me to continue with my learning journey. Thank you 🌹
Not sure why but for videos like tjis,i prefer to read subtitles than listen to the person speak. I find it more relaxing. Still love the video though..
playin social-media-detox to upload this for social media and in the end for the like-system-world? come on