By the way, this is a mirror image of me working (for some reason that's the way my camera took it). I am not left handed. I wish I could paint equally well with either hand. But alas, tis not the case.
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- Julie Olson
- I'm a freelance illustrator working in the children's book industry. I love kids and raising my own 4 children. They are the inspiration and the passion behind all I do in art and in life. See my website at JulieOlsonbooks.com
That was really neat! I always want to watch the video streams that you post but I don't usually have time for that. It was really cool to see the whole thing come to life though. Sam enjoyed watching it too, he kept saying "Aunt Julie, painting!" :)
ReplyDeleteThat was fun to see.
ReplyDeleteI paint with watercolors so so differently. I'm fascinated by how you do it. Great post.
Do you stretch your paper or anything?
I dont stretch it...just tape it down. I'm all about speeding things up. I'd love to see how you paint. I've never been trained.
ReplyDeleteInteresting. I might try to incorporate some of your technique in my painting. It might go faster for me.
ReplyDeleteMaybe someday I'll post a video like yours but who knows. I love watching them but don't ever imagine people would like watching me paint. Plus who knows how I would record something like that at the moment.
I would totally watch. I just used the built in camera on my laptop...just angled it down. Then I brought it into iMovie and sped it up. Easy Peasy.
ReplyDeleteI am puzzled... you are right handed in the top video, and left handed in this video!
ReplyDeleteHas something been flipped, or do you use both hands?
I think my new laptop's camera must be set to mirror image or something, because, No, I CAN NOT use my left hand as well. I wish!
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