When you talk about a product could you please put it in the info box? I am having to guess about the spelling... is it "Turpenoid" Natural? How much of an "odor" does it have? What kind of a container does it come in? How long can you use the same "TN brush cleaner" before you have to throw it out? Can you "strain it?" Or, can you/do you need to?
So, I'm working on an oil painting for my college course and I wanted to challenge myself for my first piece of the school year. Now, my media calls for a much darker gray cloud, would I still use the same technique?
Are you working wet on wet if you are have you got a video how to do them when the back layer is dry also blending in colours? As I always leave my painting to dry before I start my next layer. Great video by the way I rated it 5 starts.
Hi Dave, I am working wet-on-wet. This way the lighter color blends into the underpaint to create the mid-value color. The amount of blending will determine the value. Sometimes I will also add a dark value on the bottoms of the clouds and blend them up into the lighter color. In these cases I will have the three values to create depth and dimension in the clouds.
thx 4 the tutorial! cheers from Halifax, Canada :)
Barnes466 3 weeks ago
When you talk about a product could you please put it in the info box? I am having to guess about the spelling... is it "Turpenoid" Natural? How much of an "odor" does it have? What kind of a container does it come in? How long can you use the same "TN brush cleaner" before you have to throw it out? Can you "strain it?" Or, can you/do you need to?
Thanks:)
BOP
BirdOfParadise777 1 month ago
Lovely demo - thanks!
lileylilian 8 months ago
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hi John,
Do u teach in any studio? i mean classes...
Rosane.
iadanza 1 year ago
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hi John,
Do u teach in any studio? i mean classes...
iadanza 1 year ago
hi John,
Do u teach in any studio? i mean classes...
iadanza 1 year ago
Wonderful clouds! So realistic! Thank's a lot
mreinstein48 1 year ago
You seriously are saving my life right now! :)
So, I'm working on an oil painting for my college course and I wanted to challenge myself for my first piece of the school year. Now, my media calls for a much darker gray cloud, would I still use the same technique?
Thanks so much!
Cynthia
ColourofFame 1 year ago
Keep it up, nice!!! It really helps:)
Gugginess 1 year ago
Very nice. Thank you!
wildmindgirl 2 years ago
Nice Videos John!!
kdubya05 2 years ago
Hi there,
Are you working wet on wet if you are have you got a video how to do them when the back layer is dry also blending in colours? As I always leave my painting to dry before I start my next layer. Great video by the way I rated it 5 starts.
Dave.
djrobod 2 years ago
Hi Dave, I am working wet-on-wet. This way the lighter color blends into the underpaint to create the mid-value color. The amount of blending will determine the value. Sometimes I will also add a dark value on the bottoms of the clouds and blend them up into the lighter color. In these cases I will have the three values to create depth and dimension in the clouds.
John
ArtistJGH 2 years ago
OMg I really like uy work and skills ,They're very helpful to me
OzzyPapozzy13 2 years ago
Thank you for your painting video for me as a new artis is really help. Keep up your good art work. Thank you
enydavie 2 years ago
Great videos John. Wish I could see you at Silver Falls this year but I won't be able to make it. Maybe next year.
PandawdyBob 2 years ago
Silver Falls is definitely worth the effort. The experiences here will last a lifetime. Thanks for the comments on the video clips.
ArtistJGH 2 years ago
Now, I beleive this statement ended up being false, did it not? :)
kdubya05 2 years ago
That's right. :)
PandawdyBob 2 years ago