i am sooo glad you did this. i started a painting yesterday with water-solubles. i did a little video of it. i'm still getting used to working with them, and, i was honestly thinking of you. i thought "i really need to ask sharon for help!" no kidding. i'm gonna watch while i eat my lunch! thank you!!!!
Thank you Sharon!! These are just wonderful. I'm trying hard to learn to draw and paint and your tutorial's are the best. A hint for those who say they can't hear you even when the sound is turned up. I discovered that by using the earbuds from my MP3 player in my laptop (they just happen to fit) I can hear everything~~~~even your cute little accent. Love all of your tutorials.
Great videos. Thank you so much. For some reason faces seem to be a toughie to get right. I think it's because we are so familiar with them that we see the flaws but so unfamiliar that we can't always find a way to make it right. As I say that it doesn't make a lot of sense but that's what I think.
sadly I can't really hear you even with the volume of the video and my laptop all the way up. BUT I can SEE what you're doing and that's a huge part. I love your video tutorials!
These were wonderful. I learned so much. Only thing i would suggest is to have the camera behind you looking down so we can see you paint right side up. Now I want to play with my crayons once more. You are the best.
Wonderful tutorials. I learned a lot from them, you are a good and sharing teacher. One question...what type of crayons are you using? Are they regular wax crayon? I adore your apron...a great inspiration ;)
You are amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love how you paint, I love your art work! I have wanted for so long to learn to face paint on fabric. I have done a few fabric doll faces, but this takes things to another level for me. Thanks so much!
Thank you so much Sharon for making my morning cuppa a wonderful time for me today, (my birds were singing with yours),...I loved watching your tutorials, though I think you should be charging for them...so much info.. I watched with avid interest. I am amazed that you are painting(crayoning) on muslin, I cant wait to give it a try and will show you my efforts soon...I couldnt hear how you made the muslin sturdier, the backing? Was it ordinary fine muslin or something else?.. Thank you again for being such a kind person and sharing your techniques with everyone...xx
Sharon, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post these videos. They have been such a big help and inspiration. I have been dithering over attempting portraits but will now dive in and explore. Thanks for helping out a struggling stick figure pro, LOL!
I learned so much from watching these. I starred this post a few days ago so I would remember to come back and watch them. I'm really glad I did! Thank you so much for posting them. You do great tutorials.
Hi Sharon, You are so very talented.. Thank You so much for sharing your skills.. I will be shopping for crayons..LOL.. I found your link on Janine's site.. I will stop back... Many Hugs! Tammy
Sharon, this looks like so much fun! I want to try it, but am wondering what kind of crayons are you using? I am pretty sure the wax ones won't shade like that. Thanks for sharing with us!
What a wonderful session to come back home to! I have a set of these and have never used them...out they come and thank you so much for the tutorials! I just love trying to create something lovely almost as much as I do looking at them being created! Have a great trip!
i am sooo glad you did this. i started a painting yesterday with water-solubles. i did a little video of it. i'm still getting used to working with them, and, i was honestly thinking of you. i thought "i really need to ask sharon for help!" no kidding. i'm gonna watch while i eat my lunch! thank you!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sharon!! These are just wonderful. I'm trying hard to learn to draw and paint and your tutorial's are the best.
ReplyDeleteA hint for those who say they can't hear you even when the sound is turned up. I discovered that by using
the earbuds from my MP3 player in my laptop (they just happen to fit) I can hear everything~~~~even your cute little accent.
Love all of your tutorials.
Carolyn
Just love your work! Thank you so much for sharing your creativity. Your "little girls" are beautiful.
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Great videos. Thank you so much. For some reason faces seem to be a toughie to get right. I think it's because we are so familiar with them that we see the flaws but so unfamiliar that we can't always find a way to make it right. As I say that it doesn't make a lot of sense but that's what I think.
ReplyDeleteYou know I think you are magic!!! pat
ReplyDeletesadly I can't really hear you even with the volume of the video and my laptop all the way up. BUT I can SEE what you're doing and that's a huge part. I love your video tutorials!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the video. It's a real treat to see how you work! And I always learn a lot!
ReplyDeleteA new video! YEA! You are the bright spot in my day for sure! I love it.
ReplyDeleteSharon,
ReplyDeleteThese were wonderful. I learned so much. Only thing i would suggest is to have the camera behind you looking down so we can see you paint right side up. Now I want to play with my crayons once more. You are the best.
Kate
Awesome, that's what you are - just awesome! I love watching other people draw and paint. Thank you so much for sharing !
ReplyDeleteIS FANTASTIC!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorials. I learned a lot from them, you are a good and sharing teacher.
ReplyDeleteOne question...what type of crayons are you using? Are they regular wax crayon?
I adore your apron...a great inspiration ;)
You are amazing! Thank you, thank you, thank you! I love how you paint, I love your art work! I have wanted for so long to learn to face paint on fabric. I have done a few fabric doll faces, but this takes things to another level for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Thank you so much Sharon for making my morning cuppa a wonderful time for me today, (my birds were singing with yours),...I loved watching your tutorials, though I think you should be charging for them...so much info.. I watched with avid interest. I am amazed that you are painting(crayoning) on muslin, I cant wait to give it a try and will show you my efforts soon...I couldnt hear how you made the muslin sturdier, the backing? Was it ordinary fine muslin or something else?..
ReplyDeleteThank you again for being such a kind person and sharing your techniques with everyone...xx
Hi Norah. Thank you for sharing this great video! I just love your art, it's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA nice day to you, from me in Norway:)
Inger Bente.
Thank you Sharon, you always inspire me.
ReplyDeleteWow. Just... Wow! Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSharon, just wanted to thank you for taking the time to post these videos. They have been such a big help and inspiration. I have been dithering over attempting portraits but will now dive in and explore. Thanks for helping out a struggling stick figure pro, LOL!
ReplyDeleteI learned so much from watching these. I starred this post a few days ago so I would remember to come back and watch them. I'm really glad I did! Thank you so much for posting them. You do great tutorials.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, I am following along with these videos. I am having a lot of fun! I am posting my progress on my blog.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this!
Hi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteYou are so very talented..
Thank You so much for sharing your skills..
I will be shopping for crayons..LOL..
I found your link on Janine's site..
I will stop back...
Many Hugs!
Tammy
Sharon, this looks like so much fun!
ReplyDeleteI want to try it, but am wondering what kind of crayons are you using? I am pretty sure the wax ones won't shade like that. Thanks for sharing with us!
What a wonderful session to come back home to! I have a set of these and have never used them...out they come and thank you so much for the tutorials! I just love trying to create something lovely almost as much as I do looking at them being created! Have a great trip!
ReplyDeleteThank you again for such a wonderful tutoria, I can only wish that with enough practice, I might be able to create such a lovely little work of art.
ReplyDeleteRob in Australia