Elisa Ang

Thank you so much for the mention! But oh Jessica, I will MISS your reviews! I like your very candid, honest voice. (When asked about MaimeriBlu watercolors – that I’ve never tried – I simple share your quote on those!) But totally understand and wish you the absolute best. It’s been a pleasure to watch your art and sketches evolve and grow also. I’ll still catch you around on IG, I’m sure. Happy painting!

Thank you, thank you, thank you! Thank you for all of your time, work and investment to complete these reviews, but most of all thank you for your perspective in art and life. All the best to you.

Jessica’s, I have loved every review you have done. And all your words of wisdom. I had tears in my eyes as I read this. Thank you for everything; all your time, money and wisdom. You are a priceless friend! 😍

Thank you Jessica! I love getting in depth looks and experienced reviews of products. ❤️

Great review! Thank you for all the links as well as the thorough information.

Grate !

Thanks so much for all of the reviews, Jessica! I have really enjoyed the range of products you’ve reviewed and your very honest – and fun! – reviews. Hope we will still see around Doodlewash!

Ooh, you’re right, I love the matte grey color of the palette and what great prices for good paint! Thanks for your review. I wish more paint came in 37ml tubes

Thank you Krishna.

Yay, I hope you enjoy the dot card. On occasion people comment about the interest in tutorials. I always find this curious because I’ve never thought all that much about my artistic abilities and posting examples has always been the most difficult part of putting together a review. Most of the time I simply sit down and hope that somethings turns out! Thanks so much for all of your lovely comments over the lifetime of these reviews! <3

Thanks so much Linda!

Thanks so much Yukari!!!

Cheers to the late bloomers Karen, I’m one too 🙂 I figure everything happens in perfect timing. We started when we started and that’s perfect! Yay us! 🙂

Thanks Sharon. Sorry for your loss.

Hiya! Now both our wallets can have a break! Hehe. Thanks for all your support over all of these reviews! 🙂

That would be great if you could tour their facility! Thanks so much for all your support and thoughtful comments over the life of these reviews Sharon! It means a lot to me 🙂 <3

Thank you Sade. I appreciate you doing what you do 🙂 <3

Thanks so much Jen! Your comment makes my heart feel good 🙂

Thanks so much Robert. I’ve valued and appreciated your comments of the life of these reviews. 🙂

I love reading your supply reviews!

Hi Faith, what was funky about it?

I just got this set, so I’m appreciating this review as I begin to use these paints.

You are a very nice elf!

I just started trying watercolors and found your Doodlewash reviews. So helpful and informative. Thanks for all your work and the inspiration you’ve given me 🙂 What are those cute clips holding your watercolor books open?

I ordered this set and just received it. They also included a dot set and a bag. I love customer service like that. Now onto trying them.
It was good to read this review again. Thanks.

If done right, a painting makes a nice gift. I spend hours on the flowers. They are unique, and detailed.

Now, that is a blast from the past!

Well, I remember the wall-o-matic! And trying to pry change from Mom and Dad to play a song. You’ve done a fabulous job in creating this site, Charlie, and you’re close to making your dream a total reality!

Love this post Charlie!Great message!

Lie as i have sad before 2. That u are very nice swemmer and always jump in to the sea, brought some things precious. Songs of 70s, weather English or Hindi. Both were made me mad . before dinner. We had a session of dance.wodnderfull.

this is so cool, Charlie! Thank you for sharing that! Love the shine!

What a great doodle, memory and site! Thank you Charlie for all of your hard work to build a wonderful place to come to.

What a wonderful painting of an item that was standard in my generation! The last time I enjoyed the mini jukebox was at The Diner in Los Gatos – one of papa and my favourite places to grab a brunch when we lived there. Happy memory! Thank you, once again, Charlie for letting your memories spark mine! ❤️

Thanks so much! Glad you liked this!! 😃💕

Aww thanks so much!! I truly appreciate hearing that!!😃💕

Thanks, Susan! Wasn’t it a blast!?! Loved those days!! 😃💕

LOL I remember flipping back and forth on the jukeboxes like maybe I missed a flap of songs 🙂 oh yeah the doodlewash community is cool for sure! Hey Charlie do you photograph or scan your posted doodlewashes?

Thanks so much, Shari! 😃💕 hehe… glad you liked this! Yeah.. I totally loved these things!!

I remember those little jukeboxes. So much fun and part of the outing for dinner.

Aaaaand now I’m tempted to make some kind of Spotify channel for watercolorists.

(Not quite the same as a tabletop jukebox, but, y’know, *technology*….) 😀

hehe! Thanks so much, Sharon! 😃💕

Thank you for the excellent tips! I love your atmospheric colors and loose style!

Wonderful suggestions!! Thank you!

your work has improved 100%. Good luck at your next venture into oil paints, but always keep exploring watercolors.

Thanks for sharing your watercolor journey. I like your tips and also believe you need to play with the paints as they help you relax and enjoy the process. Have fun!

I so enjoyed seeing your work but even more so, learning your process. Thank you for sharing both!

Your paintings are lovely and loose, I particularly admire the way you’ve painted water in the last photo. Thank you for sharing the way you choose your colours and sketching tips 🙂

Wonderful capture of light and merging of colors! Congrats on being featured! <3

I love your advice about starting out with a limited palette and wish I’d found it before I dove in a few years ago. (I thought I needed All The Colors, which probably made learning much harder since I had to navigate not only the ins and outs of watercolor in general, but the properties of each of the paints, too. Ah, hindsight. It is 20/20.)

(To be fair, too, I still have the ALL THE PAINTS urge. It may just be inherent in my character. :D)

Love your work!

I began with oils, then went to watercolours. You’re doing the opposite. You’ll notice a big difference in the handling of the paint, but what fun you’ll have in Florence! Thanks for sharing your story.

some really great advice here, thanks!

Great tips! I need a note on my sketchbook to remind myself to observe larger shapes before I start drawing all the details, lol.