How to Paint Classical Realism - Reflections on Metal - by Hall Groat II

[30inventionman]

wow this guy has completely lost it. lmao

[Pawnbroker00]

hahaha hall groat II, what a stupid name.

[Seach94]

@Pawnbroker00 are you stupid? -.--

[Pawnbroker00]

@Seach94 No, just wondering who would think that Hall is a good name. And combined with Groat?

Should be one of santas little helpers.

[Seach94]

@Pawnbroker00 nvm, its needless

[MOCOKEMSR]

This is great. What is the name of this song?

[kterbo]

Hi I have a question for you.. My next painting for class is to take a silver reflective pitcher and sit it on a patterned background to the pitcher picks up the pattern. Augh.. it will be my first time working with oil! How the heck do I do that? (instructor refuses to give instruction on this....)

Any help on this Please!!

[kookyuke]

Can't we just take a photo of the pot?

[StephenSaloArt]

Flake white, also known as lead white is toxic yes. Although You would have to pretty much digest it over a period of time for the toxicity to take effect.

I use barrier cream on my hands just for safe measure when using flake white.

They say Caravaggio died from lead paint, but I believe his other illnesess played a part.

[LAArtGallery]

Wonderful tutorial. :) Thanks for subscribing.

[fi7thy]

Love the style. Very nice!

[artettina]

Love your work Hal. Glad I got to see this video!

[trinitaterion]

Only lead/flake white is really toxic, stay away from zinc cause it will crack, but worry not, for no painting if used with basic care will be as toxic as McDonald`s food.

[rdnzl401]

Titanium white and zinc white are non-toxic. It is flake white which you're thinking of with the high lead content.

[UserNameGoesHere0]

no i don't believe titanium white is toxic. But zinc white is the one you should watch out for. Don't use it often but when you do use it don't touch it with your fingers because it contains led.

[traditionalart]

No, it is not!

[pintordelaclase]

Beautiful painting! Is titanium white toxic though?