Good morning. This is Deb Watson and today I'm going to show you how easy it is to lift out rays of light. I masked out a small area of white paper for my sunlight. That's going to be the center. I'm using a sponge, a cleaning sponge like Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser. The way you do this is you wet the sponge, squeeze out most of the water and then give it a wipe. I never wipe twice with the same part of the eraser. I wipe and then I turn. If you don't keep cleaning and rinsing and turning the eraser, you're going to be just rubbing paint back into the paper instead of lifting it up. So you see I'm starting with the closer areas. I just want to blend the edges of this pure white paper without losing the white. Once I get the closest part done, I'm going to move that paper. That's my reference photo and make a few longer sun rays. Lifting takes practice. I do a lot of lifting and washing off. I use a lot of these erasers because it's very effective and it can make save a painting or add interest either one. Here's the finished view. Here's the eraser and you can see I order them a case at a time. Here's a painting for my next upcoming lesson. I just wanted you to see how nice it looks in a frame.