I'm not familiar with glazing..I'm want to ask is the glaze clear? If not please tell me about the different glazes..or do you mix the glaze with the oil paint?
I'm just getting back into oil painting ..haven't done anything in years..I'm an older widow and am looking forward to it..loved your video, it really inspired me to try glazing.
HELLO EVERYONE IM STARTING A AIRBRUSH SHOW ON YOUTUBE FOR FREE. ILL SHARE SECRETS OF HOW TO MAKE YOUR AIRBRUSH PAINT. AND HOW TO DO PORTRAITS RIGHT. :)
great video..i have a question..im great at drawing but relatively new to painting..why do you use a medium..i always thought you had certain types of paint and you would use any paintbrush and throw it on a canvas..its all very confusing to me...thanks for any advice :)
@13RGaun You would use water to thin water based paint, and similarly there are a variety of mediums to thin oils. The thinner the paint the more 'flow', transparency and often subtlety.
scott, you are amazing.and to help people too, i`v always painted oil straight on and had problems with drying times. you have opened up the world of glazing to me,thank you.
This is a great video. Really nicely put together; all the info but at a speed that kept me interested. As a 'new-to-oils' artist this is exactly what I needed to help me on my way to achieving the effect that I've been aiming for. I loved the time-lapse too; a perfect way to illustrate the effect - and you've inspired me to give it a try.
Beautiful work. Just off to subscribe and check out your website. Thanks for taking the time to help out us beginners.
Scott, I am new to glazing, I am one of those guys that uses almost pure un-mixed un-thinned paints in my works, the really found this video to be very helpful and a real joy to watch, Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
@Ghillie999 Thanks for the feedback, Harley. Don't always use glazing in all my work. Been recently using a little more medium at all stages lately and its really giving my work a new energy.
Thanks man, this is great, you clearly must have spent ages putting this together :)
Rujewitblood 4 days ago
Sometimes nothing works better than painting with your finger! I love it!
BigDaddyCaddi 2 months ago
This is fantastic :) Thankyou so much for sharing, very helpful and you're very talented! I'm going to go and try this right now~
prayingforalice 3 months ago
I'm not familiar with glazing..I'm want to ask is the glaze clear? If not please tell me about the different glazes..or do you mix the glaze with the oil paint?
I'm just getting back into oil painting ..haven't done anything in years..I'm an older widow and am looking forward to it..loved your video, it really inspired me to try glazing.
bamamaria 3 months ago
HELLO EVERYONE IM STARTING A AIRBRUSH SHOW ON YOUTUBE FOR FREE. ILL SHARE SECRETS OF HOW TO MAKE YOUR AIRBRUSH PAINT. AND HOW TO DO PORTRAITS RIGHT. :)
airbrushstand 6 months ago
great video..i have a question..im great at drawing but relatively new to painting..why do you use a medium..i always thought you had certain types of paint and you would use any paintbrush and throw it on a canvas..its all very confusing to me...thanks for any advice :)
13RGaun 8 months ago
@13RGaun You would use water to thin water based paint, and similarly there are a variety of mediums to thin oils. The thinner the paint the more 'flow', transparency and often subtlety.
scottnaismith 8 months ago
Your my idol :)
andrewb4099 9 months ago
scott, you are amazing.and to help people too, i`v always painted oil straight on and had problems with drying times. you have opened up the world of glazing to me,thank you.
conf0Rm1 10 months ago 2
thanks man i learned a lot
skullfaced5555 10 months ago 2
This is a great video. Really nicely put together; all the info but at a speed that kept me interested. As a 'new-to-oils' artist this is exactly what I needed to help me on my way to achieving the effect that I've been aiming for. I loved the time-lapse too; a perfect way to illustrate the effect - and you've inspired me to give it a try.
Beautiful work. Just off to subscribe and check out your website. Thanks for taking the time to help out us beginners.
alibannister 11 months ago 4
@alibannister Really appreciate your feedback, thanks.
scottnaismith 11 months ago
very clear and understandable tutorial ...
rshujaat 11 months ago 2
Scott, I am new to glazing, I am one of those guys that uses almost pure un-mixed un-thinned paints in my works, the really found this video to be very helpful and a real joy to watch, Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Harley
Ghillie999 11 months ago
@Ghillie999 Thanks for the feedback, Harley. Don't always use glazing in all my work. Been recently using a little more medium at all stages lately and its really giving my work a new energy.
scottnaismith 11 months ago
very helpfull.....Thank You! Gonna give it a try!!!
snowdreams4 11 months ago
Really enjoyed that Scott. Thanks for taking the time to impart some of your wisdom.
learn2bake 11 months ago 5
@learn2bake Thanks for feedback and thanks for subscribing.
scottnaismith 11 months ago
Excellent tutorial really like what your doing with the editing
somedjdesigns 1 year ago
Excellent tutorial, I'm going to give it a shot. Thanks!
XTeejeX 1 year ago 2
Excellent! A painter myself, I love to see what other people are up to. Best of luck!
IridiumMan03 1 year ago 3
Scott - excellent tutorial. Really helpful to us amateurs! Love your work - keep up the Youtube videos.
pac9494 1 year ago 2
i found this really helpfull i've been wondering how you were achieving such vivid colours :D best vid yet :)
skunk2571 1 year ago 2