Sunday, December 20, 2020

FREE DOWNLOAD - BILL ALEXANDER'S THE MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING - SUBTITLES! DOWNLOAD HERE!

 FREE DOWNLOAD

BILL ALEXANDER'S
THE MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING

FREE SUBTITLES!
DOWNLOAD HERE!


These subtitles are all created when I searched YOUTUBE.


Anything with BILL ALEXANDER in the MP4 videos I downlaoded.


Then I CONVERTED ALL the MP4 videos into MP3 audio FORMAT.


THEN I uploads each video file one by one through a special website that specialises in Speech-to-Text processing.


The process takes all the spoken voices in the video into text, showing the results as a textual document.


THEN I exports these textual documents to SUBTITLE format called .srt.


Subtitle .srt files is used by video players to make SUBTITLES appear whenever a person in the video speaks. 


Thus all DEAFS and HARD OF HEARING worldwide can read whatever the hearings people says in all films, movies, videos, etc.


You are welcome to use these subtitle .srt files in any way you see sees fit. 


If you, perchance, deign to bother proofreading these files, by golly, I would love to have those proofread copies! 


I'd be grateful, so I can updates my version, thanks.


Merry Christmas!


Thursday, December 17, 2020

FREE DOWNLOAD - Bill Alexander's The Magic of Oil Painting SUBTITLES .srt files - FREE! FREE! FREE!

FREE DOWNLOAD!

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting

SUBTITLES .srt files

FREE! FREE! FREE!


Here's the FREE .srt files, all yours for the taking! 


Just send me the edited version that matches everything Bill Alexander says in all his episodes.


That's FAIR, because I did all the hard work of creating these subtitle files for YOU, for FREE!


Thank you!





Speech-to-Text Subtitle .srt Files Copyright © by Alexander Skobeleff 2020
Copyright © www.AlexanderArt.com, 2020.
® All Rights Reserved, 2020.



The Correspondence with Arsehole Laurie

 Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting

The Correspondence with Arsehole Laurie


All of Bill Alexander's The Magic of Oil Painting videos ON YOUTUBE were all crap simply because of the YOUTUBE's TRANSCRIPT/SUBTITLES, which is the REASON WHY THEY'RE CRAPPY!


Laurie at AlexanderArt.com never did understand what I'm trying to say. 


They have no conception of what it's like to be DEAF, struggling to LIPREAD Bill's lip movements and speech. 


So i worked like a slave for MONTHS to downloads all the videos FROM THE YOUTUBE channels, NOT their AlexanderArt.com's website. 


I am no hacker. I am no thief, either.


All I wanted was to READ what BILL SAYS as he's painting! That's it. 


There are no SUBTITLES, no TRANSCRIPTS, of all of the Bill's videos, and believe me I LOOKED EVERYWHERE.


I waited YEARS for Laurie and his lazy team to rectify this problem, and they do not even BOTHER to do this.


Thus all DEAFS don't bother buying the site's products. We DEAFS are potential CUSTOMERS, and they didn't give a damn about us DEAFS.


I always thought there'd be customers if they'd understand our needs, but nope. They refused to understand. 


To HELL with AlexanderArt.com,


Some hearing people are so STUPID, it's clear. They thinks we deafs CAN HEAR if we just TAKE THE EFFORT TO HEAR... lol, what idiots they are! They are so DUMB. 


It's IMPOSSIBLE TO HEAR WHEN YOU'RE FUCKING DEAF, DUMBOS!


I explained over and over,  I copied the videos FROM THE YOUTUBE channels, (which is FREE), and then sorted them out according to the TV seasons and episodes list that I FOUND online, it was easy to find, and (I wanted to know which random videos fits the missing ones in the list), then I continued to converted the mp4 videos from the YOUTUBE channels, to mp3 audio files.


THEN I uploads each of these mp3 audio files, to the Speech-to-Text website, producing texts from each of these audio files. It wasn't easy. It took WEEKS.


In faith, I exports all these texts files to Subtitles files, .srt format.


No subtitles.

Magic of subtitles in action!


It is a JOY to watch the words comes up whenever Bill talks. That's the MAGIC of subtitles!


Then in excitement I posts these .srt files up on this blog, hoping there will be interested helpful people who'd really likes to have subtitles up on their screens, watching Bill at work with the words showing up whenever he speaks. 


And hopefully they'd edits the .srt files and share them here, and we'd all benefits by adding those to the videos and we'll enjoy reading what Bill says as he paints.


My plan was to put these videos onto my thumbdrive along with the .srt files, and plugs the thumbdrive to my TV and watches easily following along as Bill speaks and paints. That's the plan. It was superb idea that works in action, I tested it, and it worked. The subs just needs proofreading, that's all.


It is the same with movies, there's movies with Subtitles, so simple. That's what I was waiting for from stupid lazy dumbo morons at AlexanderArt.com, but they're too stupid to get what I'm talking about. They have no imagination whatsoever of what it's like to be DEAF and needing subtitles to understand what Bill are saying. That's how stupid they are! MORONS! That's what they are! MORONS!


But stupid 'ole me, I never thought they'd be that stupid. I was dumbfounded and pissed off when, in my excitement I let Laurie at AlexanderArt know about my project.


In response, I am told I'm a thief, stealing from their website, which I fucking well explained I did not, and I explained over and over I only downloaded FROM THE YOUTUBE channels! Which is FREE!


How is that making me a fucking thief? 


YOUTUBE IS FREE, isn't it?!


I have a need! I'm DEAF, I needs to READ what BILL SAYS! HEARING PEOPLE REGULARLY HEARS WHAT HE SAYS! Why should we deafs be barred from this?! 


But fucking arsehole Laurie thinks I'm a THIEF! 


So all these weeks and weeks of hard work goes down the drain, making me BITTER and RESENTFUL of being called a thief when it's purely out of necessity of solving MY problem.


Laurie understood NOTHING of my frustrations of trying to lipreads Bill's lips as he talks. Laurie understands NOTHING. NOTHING. PERIOD.


Laurie doesn't know what it's like being DEAF and seeing everyone achieving everything because LISTENING is easy for them so they're easily taking up shits and earning thousands, and we deafs misses out on everything. 


Fucking assholes!


And fuck you, Laurie!!! You UNDERSTAND NOTHING, you DUMB SHIT!


So I didn't bother talking to that asshole for days, sleeping instead, what's the point of working when everything I tried is rebuffed, ignored, or being told I"m a thief for trying to solve my fucking problem? Fuck this shit. I sleeps and sleeps and sleeps. 


I dreamed awesome dreams. I slept and slept. No point making anything in this world. IN dreams I can make anything I wants. I'm happy in my dreams. 


All I did was try to solve my own problem: I needs to READ what Bill says as he paints, that's it. 


So I solved the problem by getting the original videos off YOUTUBE channels and then processed them into mp3 audio files, and then processing the mp3 audio files through the Speech-to-Text website and exporting the TEXTS into .srt files.


Then playing the mp4 videos and seeing, wow, the magic of Bill's words popping up in sequence, in correct way like normal subtitles doe. 


But the words needs to be proofreaded, to be sure of ACCURACY, of matching exactly what Bill says. 


Some words are kind of garbled, but most of them are pretty good. Just needs to be accurate, that's all.


YOUTUBE's transcription are so CRAP, it's impossible to understand a fucking thing. I saw how the words would be backwards, and so made understanding Bill impossible.


I explained all this to that asshole laurie the dumbo, then I gets crickets from them


When I was excited, I saw their newsletter offer, all Bill's projects on dvd sets, for only $129, wow, so I grabbed that and bought them.


But in correspondence with laurie, feeling bitter and resentful of being accused of being a thief, I said I might as well throw all my work out, all my paints, my easels, that I built, all the canvases, panels, etc as well as the .srt files, the books, and the dvds I just bought from them, out into the bin.


Then I sent him all the .srt files, zipped, here you go, asshole, you fuck, I'm a DEAF SLAVE! I told him I"m a DEAF SLAVE, all my work wasted, because of him. I worked for months on this project and he shits on me and my work. 


That's all I am, DEAF SLAVE. 


EVERYONE benefits from my work, and I gets NOTHING, no rewards, no grateful appreciation from anyone for doing the hard work. 


Thanks a fucking lot, Laurie the dense.


Then I turned off the internet.


Today I finds out I been refunded. So I won't be getting the DVDs. Fine, fuck you then, Laurie. TO hell with you and to hell with Bill then! To HELL with AlexanderArt.com also!


It makes me so mad that some people are so stupid. 


Didn't even bother to calm me down, let me know he understands my POV, and my need to understand Bill's talking with subtitles which makes it easier to understand him. 


But nope, Laurie just ditched me, and refunded me, and then disappeared. 


Whatever. Fuck this shit.


All I wanted was someone to PROOFREAD the fucking subtitles I worked so hard to get out of the video, this way, we ALL benefits from the subtitles.


But yeah, Laurie the dense dickhead refused to understand and thinks deafs cannot be good artists, fuck him and his bullshit negative thinking.


DEAFS can do anything! We drive cars! We gets married and have kids! WE CAN DO ANYTHING!


FUCK YOU HEARING ASSHOLES!!!


So I'm letting BIll's subtitles available for ALL, to hell with you who thinks he should be locked up. 


FREEDOM OR DEATH! LIBERTY OR DEATH!


I CURSE YOU, LAURIE! I CURSE YOU! I CURSE YOU! I CURSE YOU!


I hope, Laurie, you and your children and all your family will becomes DEAF, just like me, and knows the frustration of trying to lipreads anyone. 


I cursed you, Laurie! I cursed your family, Laurie! I cursed you! May all your family becomes DEAF in the coming years ahead. Be it upon your head this happened. 


I done nothing wrong. I am DEAF. All I wanted was subtitles for Bill's videos. Thanks for making life shitty for us deafs, asshole.


From now one I will be a thief. I will take all that I wants. I will be just like those criminals. I will be that. I don't care any more. I am done with all the rules, regulations, laws, etc. I DO NOT CARE.


I AM FREE. I WILL BE THIEF. I TAKE ALL I WANTS. I WILL TAKE FROM YOU. I DO NOT CARE. YOU HAVE MADE ME THIS WAY. FUCK YOU, laurie the dense!


Thanks for fucking up my life, thanks for making life harder, laurie the hearing asshole!


I CURSE AlexanderArt.com and it will BURNS.


YOUR FAULT.



Tuesday, December 15, 2020

At last, I done it! I finished! I finished all these posts!

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


At last, I done it! I finished! I finished all these posts! 


All the Bill Alexander's Subtitles for the videos, all that I found on Youtube, this is all there is. There are none anywhere, unless you can get them from the original store, AlexanderArt.com, thats' all there is, and they're insanely expensive, only rich people can afford their stuffs. 


It's annoying, everything being jacked up higher and higher and out of our reach. Wonders why. 


I figures it this way, the rich don't want us poor to learn to become rich. The rich are kleptomaniacs, they refused to share, they got so much wealth, they don't know what to do with it, they just worships their wealth and thinks they're so much better than the rest of us. What's the point of all that wealth? It should be for helping make all our lives better, not locked up stagnating and rotting in the vaults where only rats and spiders and silverfishes benefits! I swear, the rich are crazy. 


To hell with them. We'll grow rich and be NOT like them, but keeps our own honest way of life, happy, wealthy, and never ever bothers with narcissist-sociopaths and their insane new world order globalism that ruins life for the rest of us. 


You must seize the reins of your life, and take back control of your life and never ever let anyone takes over your life and tells you what to do and what to think! NEVER! 


Freedom is POWER!


Liberty is POWER!


Individual is POWER! 


Independence is POWER! 


And above all, the biggest POWER there is, YOUR IMAGINATION IS POWER! 


Because your IMAGINATION IS GOD! 


God is CREATIVE POWER. 


You know it exists, you know it's true. 


CREATIVE IMAGINATION IS POWER. 


This is what the elite cartels have been trying to bury under tons of negativity, fear, horror, terror, nightmares... 


why buy their worthless negativity when you can go WITHIN YOURSELF, and use YOUR CREATIVE IMAGINATION ABILITY WITHIN and CREATES THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN WITHIN YOU! 


THIS IS POWER! 


THIS IS WHY THE ELITES TRIES SO HARD TO MAKE YOU FORGET YOUR INNER POWER and listens to their droning boring negativity rubbish. 


To develop YOUR GOD-GIVEN CREATIVE POWER, go look at Jon Rappoport's Mega Collection: The Matrix Revealed. Exit From The Matrix. And Power Outside The Matrix. 


The Mega Collection is a result of 20 years of work that Jon Rappoport gathered from many sources, and put together to help us understand the strangeness of this world we lives in, The Matrix, built by the elites, and realize we can be freed from the Matrix, and escape their Matrix, and live free outside their Matrix, at last!


Currently I am proofreading these Speech-to-Text Subtitles .srt files I extracted from the tapes in these three volumes. I finished Volume 1, The Matrix Revealed. Working on Volume 2, Exit From The Matrix. Awesome stuff.


I'll be uploading Bob Ross' Subtitles soon!


I was frustrated waiting for someone to fix the subtitles that was garbled on youtube. I had enough of waiting for someone to do it. I decided to take matters in my own hands. I worked out what is the best Speech-to-Text websites were that created clear texts, and I found a way. 


I copied all the mp4 videos, and then converted them to mp3 audio files, and then one by one processed them all through the Speech-to-Text website, exporting the text into Subtitle .srt files, and that was it, so simple once I knew how. 


No one told me how to do all this, how where to get better subtitles for Bill Alexander's videos or Bob Ross's videos. I had to find out for myself. I did ask, but no one ever answers. I considers most hearing people to be truly DEAF. I am profoundly deaf, with a lifetime of tinnitus, and insomnia, funny that, but I listens well. 


I never depended on hearing people much, but at times, it's so frustrating, so I would throws up my hands and quit and move on to something else. 


But this is important. I don't know why. I just knows it. 


Three large projects. 


At least I done Bill Alexander's, and next I'll be doing Bob Ross's, uploading his subtitles onto the blog.


I hopes someone will comes along and sees all these wonderful subtitles and deigns to even proofread them and sends me the edited copy, that'll be awesome, thank you, whoever you are.




Speech-to-Text Subtitle .srt Files Copyright © by Alexander Skobeleff 2020

Copyright © www.AlexanderArt.com, 2020.

® All Rights Reserved, 2020.


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Why a Black Canvas_ - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Why a Black Canvas_ - AVAILABLE

Here's the .srt which was extracted from the Speech-to-Text website.

Proofreading is required, editing, grammar. 


Begin .srt file.

1

00:00:00,180 --> 00:00:00,630

He was there.


2

00:00:00,640 --> 00:00:03,660

What the devil is that guy

doing over that black canvas?


3

00:00:03,990 --> 00:00:06,090

I like to show you something new today.


4

00:00:06,090 --> 00:00:09,510

We go into a still life

let's turn over leaves.


5

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Let's have fun with it

and that's learn a lot.


6

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You know, the black

canvas is something else.


7

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If you get to know that you

would really say by the devil


8

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don't we do more like that.


9

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I taught first, I invented that black

canvas ID because as more you paint


10

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as more, you get hungry for power.


11

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We will, we want you to have more light.


12

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We wants to have more colors out, but men

has not made call us to meet daylight.


13

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That means we have to create the illusion,

but other words, as darker, I paint.


14

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Then I have enough

colors to highlight that.


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So out of that came that black canvas.


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I figured one day, I say, if

I have a very dark, then that


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little bit of light assembly.


18

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Can you see if I put just a

little bit of that shows a lot.


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If I would do it on the right canvas.


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Oh, on any, anything white.


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It would have maybe on the tube here,

I would show you if I do it on the,


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on the tube, it doesn't show much.


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You see it disappears on the black.


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It shows a lot.


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So this is the ID.


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Why I choose a black canvas.


27

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I wants to have more power.


End .srt file.


Speech-to-Text Subtitle .srt Files Copyright © by Alexander Skobeleff 2020

Copyright © www.AlexanderArt.com, 2020.

® All Rights Reserved, 2020.


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, We Have A Special Paint - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, We Have A Special Paint - AVAILABLE

Here's the .srt which was extracted from the Speech-to-Text website.

Proofreading is required, editing, grammar. 


Begin .srt file.

1

00:00:02,625 --> 00:00:06,675

There's no doubt about it, because

for this particular technique, vet


2

00:00:06,675 --> 00:00:08,595

and vet is such a dangerous thing.


3

00:00:08,715 --> 00:00:12,585

I maybe I talked too much about, but

I think it's never enough really,


4

00:00:12,765 --> 00:00:14,205

because they're always newcomer.


5

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And a lot of people there that think

it's just the white and the yellow


6

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and the red and whatever, whatever.


7

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No it is, uh, it's, it's it's

are mighty tic heavy, heavy,


8

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heavy, heavy, heavy pain.


9

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See, I can turn my

palette around like that.


10

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It will not.


11

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It really, it's just

standing up vet and vet.


12

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You can make mud.


13

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If you have a didn't paint, you need

Addicott paint underneath in order


14

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to paint within the paint on top, you

always contend down the paint, but


15

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there's a hell of a job to Dicken it up.


End .srt file.


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Copyright © www.AlexanderArt.com, 2020.

® All Rights Reserved, 2020.


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Make It Powerful, Exciting - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Make It Powerful, Exciting - AVAILABLE

Here's the .srt which was extracted from the Speech-to-Text website.

Proofreading is required, editing, grammar. 


Begin .srt file.

1

00:00:00,360 --> 00:00:05,390

Then we use yellow and we

have all the leads leave.


2

00:00:06,470 --> 00:00:14,840

Uh, maybe here, here, uh let's

let's figure, figure let's figure.


3

00:00:17,420 --> 00:00:26,840

And I would like to banded down a little

bit, the seed, this, this, this leaf.


4

00:00:28,740 --> 00:00:33,930

Came like this and tons over there.


5

00:00:34,980 --> 00:00:39,840

And know, we only see the inside

there inside the dang there's the rib.


6

00:00:43,970 --> 00:00:49,220

And then here it let it disappear in

yonder that appear in the dark deep.


7

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In other words, it would look like this.


8

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No, you see it better.


9

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That's nice.


10

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Maybe here we hammer them out a bit more.


11

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Get that peak out.


12

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Can you see what I want you to learn?


13

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To be careful when you paint,

you wants to be the master.


14

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You want us to be the

greatest artist ever lived.


15

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That means with all the words I want

to create things they are on mighty.


16

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They are, they are so powerful and

to, they don't have to be natural.


17

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You can have a modern attached to that.


18

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You can make it a little bit abstract.


19

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There's nothing wrong with that.


20

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But make it your why, but

make it powerful and exciting.


End .srt file.


Speech-to-Text Subtitle .srt Files Copyright © by Alexander Skobeleff 2020

Copyright © www.AlexanderArt.com, 2020.

® All Rights Reserved, 2020.


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, How to paint _angry_...Bill Alexander, Fire In! - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, How to paint _angry_...Bill Alexander, Fire In! - AVAILABLE

Here's the .srt which was extracted from the Speech-to-Text website.

Proofreading is required, editing, grammar. 


Begin .srt file.

1

00:00:00,360 --> 00:00:04,650

If you've watched on my show, then,

you know, I have nothing new to


2

00:00:04,650 --> 00:00:06,480

give and that makes me feel angry.


3

00:00:06,480 --> 00:00:08,820

Sometimes we make it cloudy.


4

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But I used that word fire and

I loved that was fine because


5

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I still find it like this.


6

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I hate those.


7

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I want to be fresh.


8

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I wants to be powerful.


9

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I hate us thing.


10

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You live now.


11

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Do that, but always I know on the main,

you wants to see a lot of mountains.


12

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Hold the hell.


13

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Do you get that mountain?


14

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Right?


15

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And I show you the newsletters

and how easy it is.


16

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Even if you think you make

mistakes are mighty magic, right?


17

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No.


18

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And it later there's a dinner, right.


19

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And the ticket, right.


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Have a dinner, right.


21

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Burn fire in


22

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And you fire and again,

no mercy firing a gun.


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We're here, here, here.


24

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I just mix it up nosy, I guess look

because the is on let's mix it up.


25

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Like I ever say to you, you have

to have a thread in your mind then


26

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there's no problem to fire, right?


27

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Or mighty canvas and blue and black.


28

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And.


29

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And I couldn't use a bit of the

paint here and watch what happened.


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What happened?


31

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No.


32

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Ah, Just watch this here.


33

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It is quite hard to get that

arm margin turn on or turn with.


34

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You have to work a bit harder.


35

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I always felt that that is nothing, but

it had nothing to do with the painting.


36

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It has something to do with us

or might be paying me to read.


37

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They give me 28 minutes

and I see only fingers.


38

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And then get the hell out of here,

but have a painting on the canvas,


39

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your mighty breath, make sure you

have a clean brush and you can.


40

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No, but you can see, you have

some holes in here there that


41

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the market I would tonight's


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and you can fire it right

in to the water too.


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Okay.


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I have spoken.


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Okay.


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See, so we have to create illusions.


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And we have to create our

marketing illusions, find it


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because I have not reached what,

what I aim for, but it's not.


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You got to aim for that.


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No, ah, again, the paint comes up

there like gas fired into the water.


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I know I use my own mighty magic

knife and put here some rice.


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I really have a carrying over.


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Uh,


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people about to start foot to

begin this, you would like to know


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how the hell he will start here.


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Just like that.


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This was our mighty pilot,

this on mighty hand.


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Look at that.


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And that's our mighty Bursch

in my, on mighty hand.


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They are always called

friends that are mighty magic.


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White.


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Just have it on here without magic.


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Right?


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I don't know what the devil I would do.


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First.


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I put that on mighty magic,

right on, Oh God, no mercy.


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You see, and you find a bit maybe blue

sky and you make sense and you fire.


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And again, no mercy.


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Firing a gun.


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Me here, here, here.


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But when I had my class, I say, I

put you in jail, don't put all that.


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See what isn't that drowned you better.


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You better become round.


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And then you fire in

there kind of a C kind of


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there, there, uh, uh,


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there.


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Uh,


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Crocus - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Crocus - AVAILABLE

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We leave the Kroger's on one

side, you could put on the


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other side, if you want to.


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But I thought that is, you know, The guy,

when he came home, sometime he was drunk.


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And you know, when the Kroger's

was on that side, he know he went


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home and if it was on that side,

he knew, he knew he went off home.


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It's not wonderful.


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Just have those happy thoughts

or any, any thoughts around it.


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Why did I report it on one side?


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Because I do it for that and that reason.


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That is wonderful.


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See, make it your day, make

it your, your part of living.


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And that was what you created all day.


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Thank you so much for watching me

and I hope you learned something.


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Bye bye.


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Black Canvas Technique - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Black Canvas Technique - AVAILABLE

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First, I will put that.


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they call it clear, clear varnish.


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So I will use Prussian blue,

Prussian blue D as a stands parents.


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And I will use that very then here, the

very thin here, blue, snow, and blue.


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I think the river's

coming up like this here.


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He already had prepared.


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You cannot see it, but try to imagine

black canvas in the back and a little


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blue on top now, whatever ever attached

there with white will turn blue,


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have maybe a bit of a blue there.


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We showed a little bit of a sky.


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See, and you're unmanned now.


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You know it, there's not black or dark.


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There's some blue or no.


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And I would play with that blue.


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And was I have a harder right.


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And a softer right there.


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He was a bit of a soft right here.


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It just often that really hard.


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Right.


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I would say I cut in, see Z what happened?


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I got the blue sky, but

I was even just bite.


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Just pure.


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Right.


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And look at that.


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No, I opened up, I opened

up don't ground yourself.


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You put too much blue on your dead.


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Oh, God.


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Yeah, that's just something tonight.


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Try it out first, because I

know in the beginning when they


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put it on, it was too much.


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And then get it, got the two blue,

see that little, it's like a fog.


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You fog the little bit

of blue over your camera.


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Yes.


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You will learn.


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It's really take me three, four canvases.


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And then all of a sudden, you

know exactly what you want to


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do, but you see, look at that.


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Isn't that beautiful.


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill talks about the creative process - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill talks about the creative process - AVAILABLE

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Okay.


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I'm bill Alexander, the father

and the finder of the magic


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of oil painting forever.


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You have seen me on TV and I

think, you know, me already, so.


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Let's go right into

almighty painting today.


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First I have to bother myself up.


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I have to brainwash my serve

what the devil wants to do.


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You see a white canvas there

and, and eh, our, you should


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have a mighty painting there.


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And every time I create it is a

different creation to D I have.


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Something lined up with water, running

off the Hill, some kind of Hills in the


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back there and water on your far, right.


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Coming close and water on you off like,

like it really is in the mountains when


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you live there, the water's coming from

one side and they went over here and they


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come up here and they pop up here again.


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And finally is a bigger

enough in the front.


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So maybe a little waterfalls in between.


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You see how you create already

in your mind, something,


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whatever it is on this earth.


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And I wish you would learn that, okay.


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I show you how to do it

because I do it for 40 years.


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And naturally I grow into that, but

I want you younger people out there.


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To learn to create, because then

you have originals, original


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painting, but always selling and

copies who wants to buy a copy?


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When you have a, you know, the neighbor

has one, the other one has one.


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That's the same.


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Like a lady wants to buy a dress.


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You see everyone running with

the same dress on the street.


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You don't, you don't like it.


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We want something original.


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And that's what I have learned.


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I really have learned

in my lifetime too bad.


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We all get all done.


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And we, you know, we can only use it

so long, but I really have learned


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to use my inside my brain or my whole

feelings to create something like today.


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I say running after her,

water's running after her.


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It's a nice, when you can say

that and the finished product,


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then naturally I have to talk.


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Is it, is it under feeds?


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Is it in the mountain?


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Whatever it is.


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There could be some time of water

runoff having an event mill in between,


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you know, like a little house with

the water wheel, turning out, you


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know, you can do all kinds of things.


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You're not devoted

enough after Harris here.


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And all of a sudden that same water

is turning your boarder wheel.


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Can you scan, you see how easy it is to

create if you just use mother nature, but


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mother nature tells you it's no problem.


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No problem, the, and that's what

I do today, but then they have to


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say, where's the light coming from.


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That's always number one light.


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You're the leader of light.


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You are my deleter of life.


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And I wish you would

obviously talk like that.


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Never say I'm the leader of light

armed my stock shaking because it helps


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the canvases are at the listen there.


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Everyone is listening.


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Do you now there's threes

are listened to you.


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I really have learned that my trees

home, they are listened to me and


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I can see, I can see somewhere.


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Maybe it's just me.


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Now.


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I can see somewhere the tree is listen.


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Beautiful.


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And I believe if you express

yourself, it is S you know,


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it already is on the canvas.


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Somebody is, something has happened there

and then the rest we make it happen.


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Okay.


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Good.


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Firing.


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill Explains the story of Magic White - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill Explains the story of Magic White - AVAILABLE

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So I will put the magic right.


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Arms are just, you see,

I do it very often.


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They don't put it on.


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I just put it on before the show.


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And then there was a little bit

argument sometime they say, why


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didn't you put the magic red on, I

put it on all the time without magic.


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Right?


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I don't know how the devil would work.


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Maybe I should explain it again.


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We paint and we never explain

why we do what we are doing.


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The, in the beginning, when I

start painting, I always start.


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You have to mix the

colors on your palette.


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Yeah, that's what it is, what you

learn in school or whatever common


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sense you put the Vite on here first.


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And then you put the colors you want

that gray or that particular Brown


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or, and you mix it on a pallet and

then you put it on your canvas.


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But by all the time,

mixing my paint, I learned.


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God, you put all this fight on because

you cannot make dark darker or blue,


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more blue or, or red more red, or you

see, even when you see the colors,


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yellow more gallery, you cannot, every

color needs white in order to mix it.


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And then had the brainstorm one day.


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I said, why not put that vibe right on

the canvas and mix on that on my canvas.


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I have seen that sometime on TV, but

it's good to repeat it sometime this,


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you know, the philosophy of this

wonderful technique, this technique


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I tell you, that's like sunshine.


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It is, uh, it makes it too easy to live.


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It makes it too easy to create

because you, you, you need dividedness


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obvious there, the, this technique

naturally is so different than.


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Then you ever have learned

in every school, any, I


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never have seen the scooter.


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What tells you put the Vite on?


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And then, uh, but Gucci, it was

obviously mixed on the pallet.


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So it, that's why this

technique is absolutely


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different than anyone before me.


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Okay, so let's make a interesting sky.


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Maybe nobody is simple.


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It is not what I painted as I would love

to see you learn the technique and get


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very familiar with, with your paint.


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You see my paint, I buy a paint,

but it's very, very, and strong.


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You see when, when, uh, I can

turn it around and the philosophy


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is again, It didn't have paint

rustic on the ticket pain.


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That means, but otherwise they

have to have a thicker paint.


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Otherwise I can do what I want.


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Beginning artists.


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What wants to paint vet and vet

vet and vet is a very dangerous


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because you, in the beginning, you

don't know what the paint means.


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You buy the paint, what you can just

get on the shelf, red brew green.


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And if it is a thin paint on the

thin paint, you are a mud maker.


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Most artists, when they start painting,

. Making mud and they wonder why the devil


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I make mud and you see me being so clean

because of the consistency of that paint.


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What I always buy.


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You see the paint I paint

on top of the paint.


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I don't paint into the paint D there's

a big, big, big, big, different,


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I should talk about the whole hour

sometime in order to convince you.


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This, there is a difference between this

technique and all the other techniques.


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See the other techniques.


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You let a dry go over, let the dry go

over and you can repeat it 10 times.


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And you're not the head.


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You are not better than what I do.


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That's the funny part you think, because

you've worked too much on that canvas,


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you know, you're taking, because they've

worked so much, it got to be better.


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It is not, you know, lightning

it, cause one, I said, and it has


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done the work and that's the same

creative power you cannot create in


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weeks and weeks and doodle around.


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And do you have something in your mind

and you want to unload it yesterday?


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I was unloaded anytime.


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And any means any means

how I can unload it.


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It's wonderful for me.


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You see, and I found a way to

enlarge it, you know, to, to


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make it happen in a short time.


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It's not what I show you here.


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When I started my paintings, they

are not this kind of a painting.


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Really.


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They are different.


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I have a bit more time.


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They give me 28 minutes here.


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I only wants to show you.


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It technique how, how to do it.


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But when you really get into

that, you spend a bit more time.


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And, uh, and sometimes I let it dry.


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Some something works better when it's

dry and you go over it again, certain


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highlights, you get to maybe a bit better.


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You see?


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And if you get it all together,

this way, you will cry and


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grow and you become the artist.


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You want to be a powerful artist.


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill Alexander _the Original Happy Painter_ - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill Alexander _the Original Happy Painter_ - AVAILABLE

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When you dream, anything is possible.


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You can fly through the

air to a distant land.


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I'm bill Alexander, the father, and the

finder of the magic of oil painting.


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All you wonderful people out there.


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You have seen me for 12 years on TV.


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It was a wonderful time.


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It is still a wonderful

time all the years.


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We always try to make it better paint,

better brushes, better equipment to make


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this technique, what I invented or what

we started off to make it better in order


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to make it better, you cannot stand still.


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And we constantly worked on the new pain.


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Especially the pain, because when you're

paying vet and vet, you paint always


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on the vet and the vet canvas, you

understand that it's easy to paint on a


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dry canvas because then you could put the

color on, but they're on the vet canvas.


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You pull that color off all the time.


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Yeah.


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So you make mud.


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Most artists when they start

their mud makers and I want


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to get them out of that mud.


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That's why we invented the paint now.


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And it is absolutely wonderful.


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Now I am so proud this, I

reached the point still alive.


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I am 70 years old.


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And I have to rush to

do everything I want.


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I want it complete before

I I'm not there anymore.


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And it is absolutely complete.


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But with all this wonderful equipment

and it works, it works for me.


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And I know the mail, we get, people are

so happy, everyone paints and everyone


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makes a happy buck and it's good to

see a happy buck in that happy pocket.


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So now we need new blood.


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We need new people to get into that.


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And that's why I'm here now to

tell you we have no other people


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painting a lot of good artists, and

I want you to see always powerful


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people when I'm in heaven later on.


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And I looked down, I will be so

happy to see all those wonderful


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artists make money and they're

successful and they're powerful.


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So I think you receive

from now on all new blood.


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There's always a younger buck

coming in and it's time for me.


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I don't want to get off, but I like to

be prepared if I'm not there anymore.


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I know the shoulders were on and it

wasn't making me very, very proud.


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I love you.


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And show me go arm.


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Who knows where you go

when you're dreaming.


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But who can say where you

stay by the light of day,


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dreaming just won't come easy.


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But to the dreamer, the dream

leads the way I am a dreamer.


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No the dream or the dream

leads away my, a dreamer.


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So the dream or the dream

leads away my dream.


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So the dream or the dream leads the way


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UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Wooded Island - AVAILABLE

Bill Alexander's

The Magic of Oil Painting


UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Wooded Island - AVAILABLE

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look at that wonderful painting

with that beautiful mountain


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and that beautiful Island there.


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Wouldn't you like to be there?


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Nice to park your camera on the side

and unload and have your breakfast there


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and enjoy that happy fresh morning.


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This is what they be.


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Show you.


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Then we start paying


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the magic of oil painting is made possible

by a grant from Aaron brothers, art marts.


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Hey, that's what we have to do.


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I have to put myself in that our mighty

Bubby, you know, I never could start


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painting before brainwashing myself.


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I use a bad word.


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Brainwashing is quite a bit of a hard.


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The thing to talk about, but

I got to be in that pain with


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my bed, my but all my insight.


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So do that too.


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I wish you would.


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When you see a painted that I could never

say, Oh, there's a little bit of blue


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sky, or there's a mountain there and

there's an Island there and it's that.


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And that, and that.


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No, no, I have the smell

I F I smelled Ireland.


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I smelled the air.


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I feel that.


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Cold or the heat, or you're

tied to feel the whole thing.


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Then it becomes a part of you that whole

painting and then becomes a dumb, easy.


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It is so easy.


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Now let me show you how we start,

what we see on that painting.


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So first I put the magic right

on every time you see what I do.


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On the white canvas.


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I always put the management on.


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I hate to do that.


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There's a minute time.


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I lose on my painting there.


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So the canvas is red.


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What you see there?


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A happy blue sky.


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Now look how I take

that, uh, that paint off.


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See, I use my big brush, dry and

clean and go into depression blue,


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but the blue is so dark, but the white

is on the canvas and look how it.


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Changes here.


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I mix what I do really.


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When I put that paint on the

canvas, I am mixing with advice and


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that blue, what was so dark here.


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It is so light there because the

white, the wet Vitus and the canvas.


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Okay.


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I take more of like this.


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You see you find it a bit, maybe the blue

sky and you make, make it very happy.


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And that is called lighter on

the bottom and there and there.


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Maybe lift as a hair,

shoot it off like that.


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And see another time already.


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You got the kind of a happy sky there.


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Now we want the vote.


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Usually the sky is always reflecting,

flexing in the water, then do the same


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thing on the bottom and the water.


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You can do it just like this.


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First like this


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and make it darker to the bottom.


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The sky reflects in the water.


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Let's get lighter, lighter.


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And what you see now you have a horizon

line and you see a deep, it is not flat.


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It is illusion.


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You create the optic illusion.


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okay.


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Make sure I have a dry brush now,

hypnotize, the whole thing like


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this, but then you hit monetized.


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That means do it from the light

into the dark, not from the dog.


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I go from the bottom up and

collect the dirt on top.


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See, so that is where you

get your, your speed and.


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Then he in Nevada.


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That's all I see.


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That's all right.


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I have it on a nicely spread out.


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Yeah.


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Okay.


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The next step, I will put

that happy mountain in there.


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Look what I do take it

would look on my palette.


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Provide after they're use a little

bit Vandyke, passion blue, little bit.


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I live in Crimson.


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For that distance, I would keep it

more on the blue and alizarin Crimson.


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If I go close, I use a touch of

Vandyke Brown and then mix it.


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Yeah, I like this.


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Take a look, take a good look there.


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I think to the sister and leave it

like marble again, never, never.


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Mixer dead.


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That means when I say dead don't mix

the two, this is nothing left anymore.


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Just one color, have all kinds

of movements in that pain.


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So now I take it off and put

it on that almighty canvas.


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You don't have to do it exactly like that.


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I aim for roughly.


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I wants to have the

impression of that painting.


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So we fire in there.


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Maybe dad is that mountain.


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They they're standing up like

this and this and you off.


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Right.


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Uh, and here,


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but when you use the knife, you see how

hard I press and make sure you don't


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have too much paint on the canvas.


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The make sure you have too much, you

don't have so much paint on your canvas.


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How I scraped.


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But what I really am now is

the upper lines, all the upper


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lines at once you have it.


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Correct.


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And maybe on this side, it's

the other little mountains.


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Nice to see you.


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They're standing there.


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All right.


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Then we do it like this, maybe

getting my other peak there, whatever


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you see, whatever he would like to


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And you're now there's a tree

here and here we bought through


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because I can see you need a part

of the mountain on the other side.


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See, now that's all you did.


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Now.


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I use my bank brush my on mighty brush.


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Make sure you got no pain dinner

on, on the brush and cut that in


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like this C cut it in like this.


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See what happened now.


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It is our paint is very

strong and thick and hard.


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The paint I use, I never

can paint with the paint.


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It's very soupy or very sloppy.


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It got to be a solid pain.


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And you see what I did create

kind of a missed out at the missed


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the, in this coming up there.


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Beautiful.


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So the next step will be, I will.


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I will.


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They will.


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He will.


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I will.


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I will put the sunshine on the mountain.


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Light is coming from that side there.


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Oh, okay.


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Hey there.


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And that fly in, looking at

size a part on the bottom.


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Eh, whatever you wants to highlight.


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Now you can do it here and there,

the bed and then the bed and hear


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it again and hear it again, pull it

down, but there's not much paint on.


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I don't use too much paint.


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It looks like, but I really don't.


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SI always from the light side, if the

light comes from this side, light it


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from this side, or the light comes from

the front light or just from the front


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side, light is always easier to, but


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it's easier to work with, eh, maybe

here, behind that a little bit bad.


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They becomes a life already.


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Now from the other side,

you use Vite and blue.


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Let me show you a touch of blue and white.


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I Mexico happy little blue there.


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Take a look.


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How I do it.


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See kind of a happy light blue and

you highlight from the other side.


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Is it a bit on the dark side.


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So add a little bit more white.


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Oh, that's better.


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You know, you just highlight,

see how it comes alive.


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The whole mountain becomes a life now here

and there, wherever you think a little


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bit of blue in between that gives you

more life in that our mighty mountain.


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Look at that beautiful, you know, I paint

for so many years and it still excites me.


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It still excites me when I can

put that paint on like this.


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And I am the commander and the

chief and the bottle washer.


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I do everything with so much

power and this is important.


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I don't know what it is.


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It makes me feel I cannot make a stroke.


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Uh, As assembler, I could

not make it just low.


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Like this all has to be,

I have to scare my canvas.


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They like that.


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That's fine already.


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The happy mountain is there.


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Now we were use the big brush.


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There's a kind of a grout

in between like your.


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Wilderness trees.


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I will use the same color.


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This watch it.


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The same color I have here.


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The mountain I come attached

forwards a bit blue into that.


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See, they'll tell you have blue into that.


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And I got, I come a stage four.


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You see, watch and make those moves.


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Like I show you here.


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Or I just go roughly by that painting.


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This time, you remember the other showers?


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I always showed you just a

painting, but we got so much


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mail and people ask me of advice.


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It would be nice to see the

finished product before you start.


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And that's why we decided

to have a painting.


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And before we start, so they made

me paint all those paintings before.


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Okay.


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No, that's it.


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And always from the dark into the light,

from the dark and the light, like you


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see on top it's dark and it gets light

and have those strokes like this.


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It gives you like it standing up.


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You see lines are standing up there.


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Sea lions are standing up.


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So in that instance, you don't

need any tree trunk there.


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Okay.


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Now I will have the next step.


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The next step again, I use the same take.


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You would look how I come forward.


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Now you see this color, this color.


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I just add to the same shoe up here.


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I started a bit more blue, maybe

now, a little touch of Vandyke Brown


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and it makes it a little touch dog.


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I see that she has a touch darker.


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It's a harmony color.


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And then you go through

like this, see there area.


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And then you really dang what I

pay in this land, sky water in the


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sunshine and the rain and the storm.


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It's there.


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It's still nothing.


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All it's about land sky,

mountain trees and water.


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That's our belief in that.


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So it is not too difficult.


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See, here I make, upstrokes take a look.


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You learn upstrokes like this.


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And in that instance, it gives me a

feeling of somebody standing up there.


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Right.


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Okay.


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The next step again, where B the

big brush, the mighty brush and


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cut it in, go into that and cut

it down a little bit like this.


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Kind of down a little bit like

this, it depends on what you


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wants to make out of that.


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So, and then you do it like this.


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He already, it has that water feeling.


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Here you are.


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And now you use your mighty

knife and attach off.


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Right.


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And you can have a tattoo

over red, if you wants to.


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White and the red, you

kind of ochre color.


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I mixed myself.


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Then you can, but on the horizon

line there, or the shoreline, the


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shoreline, not the horizon line here.


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Yeah.


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Use your big brush.


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Clean it up again.


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One on my stroke long, like this.


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Now we have a happy little Island, always.


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Next comes.


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Next comes next.


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You saw sky first, the far

by mountain, middle ground.


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I know we go into the foreground

and I will fire in a little happy.


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I use zap green, a touch

of SAP green with that.


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Now here we shall call us already

and it, you have undyed Brown and we


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can go right into that paint here.


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It's nothing wrong with that.


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And the Tasha of blue Gino and mix it up.


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Yes.


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Perfect.


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For what I want to do there, and you

fire in a happy, you can have it higher,


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lower, whatever you wants to see the

there put the happy little Island and,


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and you make sure you don't have blocks.


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Don't block it.


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Just, just make sure you have addressed.


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Um, Like trees with branches

and with, Hey daddy.


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I hope you can see it, right?


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Yeah.


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Happy little Island now.


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We, well, we were put the

couple tree trunks in there.


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You see, look how that works.


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Beautiful.


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Beautiful.


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No problem.


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There.


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then you can use a touch of blue, even

that little blue, but he got there and


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have a little bit of a stone formation.


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If you want to see some stones on that

particular Island, and maybe there, they


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had a kind of a sand in front of it.


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So we use yellow, white,

and the Tetra for ed Moore.


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Right.


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And we cut any kind of a shoreline

there is he that happened.


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And that happened in the sand bar in front

of that Island and happy little sandbar.


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And Ferrando that Island,

uh, isn't that beautiful.


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Now I can see the kids would like to swim

over there and mothers don't do that.


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You ground yourself, kids

never ground themselves.


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They're tough.


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You know, you highlight

that a little bit green.


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That's done.


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Now.


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The next step you can use a

Bay brush is a mighty brush.


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It works faster for you.


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Passion blue, SAP green.


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Precious blue SAP, green, but look

how much paint I use, maybe you're


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making a good close up on this.


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How I mix that paint together.


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Just makes it all together.


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The expression blue and the SAP green

and this here, but I, it into the brush.


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See, our paint is harder because

the harder paint very much smear.


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It will always make figures.


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And that's what I want now I

fire in here, but you see good.


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Try again.


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If you don't mind.


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Push the brush like this aside,

move the, that side move and


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now it is touch and move.


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Like I touch it and move, touch

and move, move, move, move.


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Eh, eh, eh, eh, then you have all

the thousands of details there.


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And then here I need needed dark.


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Anyway, light will only show

on dark and here we do it.


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Provide that other pain.


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Yes, I will do with roughly you don't

have to do it exactly like that again,


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is he how I pushed that paint after

palette, more pressure and blue, maybe


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touch off, zap green, more into that.


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And then you file on this side.


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If you want again, touch and move,

touch, and move, touch, and move.


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And the details.


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Look at the beautiful

branches flying around.


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Fired right.


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Empty the water.


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Now it should be darker there.


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So what you do then blue Prussian

blue and yellow turns green.


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See passion blue.


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That gives you a more dark.


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Oh, that's beautiful.


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The next step.


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I very put the little vent into the water

there and would put the nanny breeze into


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the water and we show you how to do that.


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White.


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lots of white, but it's

got to be a take, right?


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Not a sloppy right.


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Kind of a ticker vide.


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Nice.


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Like this brush is loaded and then you

give yourself a stroke there, but make


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sure you got it nice and straight.


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You can leave it like that.


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If you want to.


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There's like a little

window is gone through


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now.


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You're put this along this

along here, maybe a couple


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of upstrokes there on Island.


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That's all wonderful.


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The next step.


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The next step I put tree trunks in.


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Three trunks.


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Can you see that


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you have a facet Goss,

no fiddling around here.


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The same.


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if you see wilderness, you know, there we

are so fussy when I started out, I meet


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every little branch with so much fuss and.


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Then look good.


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It looks too stiff.


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Now I do it with just our mighty

little bit, my mighty inside, and it


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looks so much better and it's fresh.


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It has the freshness of

your, of your, of your time.


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If you've suffered on the

painting, you know, suffering,


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painting, that's a good idea.


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Suffering painting then.


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The people who are get your

pain, they suffer with you.


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Now I have a new idea.


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Now it's suffering pain.


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I will talk about that in the future.


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Okay, good.


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The next step I will use, I highlight

all that with yellow and you saw the


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brush was full of pressure and blue

and yellow and blue turns green.


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So, and I make it the same thing.


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See, like the shoe and I

fire him from the sunny side.


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See there.


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Uh, Oh, isn't that beautiful bit lighter.


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Even a bit lighter would be better

to push a bit more yellow into that.


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And that turns green on your brush.


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But when you do this kind of rocks,

there's always one touch and don't


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go over that one, touch that's one

stroke and that's almighty stroke.


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Don't forget it.


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When, when you start paying, you

use your tank, it's not nice enough.


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You are over that and you ruined it.


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Look how nice the attaches are.


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Leave it like that.


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I know we are always tempting

to do it better and by doing it


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better, we're always ruining it

now here to highlight that again.


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See, but when you watch me, how

I touch it is always one touch


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or beside it, you see one touch.


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If I go over that, I ruined that

wonderful tach don't ruin it.


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Okay.


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No, we will.


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Highlight their bad and a

bit over happy green grass.


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And then here maybe.


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And you got to have that on my D

I have a lot of songs in my mind


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when I paint, I F I hear tunes.


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I hear hear the voice is bubbling is

just wonderful around me, because then,


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then all that makes so much more sense.


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The here again.


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Now, if it is so dark on

top, I brighten it up.


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Look at that stroke alone, but it did

take a look at that beautiful tach.


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It's just fantastic.


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And this is what Vic's, you're

up by talking to yourself.


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Look at that beautiful touch

there, and it excites you.


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All those branches are flying out.


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Now all those branches are flying out.


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Now here, we created a little bit of

a foreground, eh, eh, that is busier.


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Your bank brush, pull that all down.


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I want you to make water out of that.


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There did all that in the

back of the, into the water.


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Now we put couple of happy

stones in there or whatever.


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Look with this kind of

a bluish color blue.


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I live in Clemson.


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I live in Clemson and passion blue.


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If you mix that right together,

you will have a lot of fun.


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You will have a lot of fun.


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I have to take my, or my theory.


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It works better.


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The other happy blue and that

light hits there and it's there.


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They let the knife do the job.


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That's odd.


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Beautiful.


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He know people that run in the happy

little road coming out of that, out


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of that Bush there, he let it come out

there and he has a blade of, I divide by


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divide of either perspective or Heights.


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Yeah.


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Yeah.


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Then we can put lines in.


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Slide them in here and there and there.


408

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And if you want, you can put

a bit of shadow in there.


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Uh, uh, like this, he is he

making it a bit darker there


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in, in, in the, in the Bush.


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See and come out because those

trees around drawing shadows,


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eh, On the, on that Linda road.


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And when it comes out, out that

door, it comes into the light.


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So it gives you a certain depth into

that E yeah, no, the next step we


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put the copy of the happy little

lines in here, like that there's


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a bar and happy little sand bar.


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And look what we got.


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Hey now naturally you put a

little bit of water lines in and


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let's do it a bit better here.


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And as you see it nice, it gives

you kind of a beautiful shoreline


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there, sandbar you up there and

fish out to the, to the int the


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Island or to the, to the water side.


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Yeah.


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The a couple of little lines

in front of there, but makes


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that voice move a bit better.


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No, what's your take about it?


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Aren't you happy to see a happy ending,

like this happy ending, like this.


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You wish you could stay there with the big

fishing rod and a basket full of food and


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catch this beautiful rainbow trouts there.


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Yeah.


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Bye-bye.


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it's too overwhelming.


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oil painting three, to receive your

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