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Oh, the agony! I remember it. The smallest, very little amount. Absolutely no limits! Don’t be afraid to have a lot of greens. A thin, and let me say that again, a THIN layer of liquid clear. Maybe we will have a little moon up here. I want this one a little bit darker. Let’s do a happy little mountain.

We all need a friend. This is a very delicate touch… a very light touch. Don’t get carried away. That’s a fantastic little cloud. Now let’s use the fan brush. Clouds have form and shape and life and are interesting, they’re not just ol’ dull clouds. I think we’ll put a happy little cloud up in the sky. Your artist license gives you complete freedom.

Don’t let your trees get too symmetrical… too even. Leave a little area open here. Every time you add another plane, you create more depth. ‘Course I make some mistakes at home, and we call those “abstracts”. Use a color that’s a little more muted and quiet. Learn to control it. You learn to take advantage of whatever happens and use it to make your painting special. We’ll let our imaginations take us wherever we want to go today.

That was so much fun! Let’s get crazy! Be sure it’s odorless or you’ll be working by yourself. If there’s any secret to this technique, or any other technique: it’s practice. We want this swirling, churning actions here. You make the big decisions where all these things live in your world. Let’s have some big, fluffy clouds in this painting. Today, we have to make a big decision. Painters are expected to be different.