Oil painting demo - Onions - Jos van Riswick

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Oil painting demonstration by dutch artist Jos van Riswick. This time with some footage of my setup. Painting time was about 4 hours, spread over 2 days. Medium was 2 parts liquin, 1 part linseed oil. The painting was in the fridge over night, to keep the paint wet.

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Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• painting
• tutorial
• dune keiser
• art
• oils
• still life

[TheRakep]

Brilliant Jos

[josvanr]

@TheRakep bedankt...

[josvanr]

thnx. Yes its mdf board sized with some acrylic varnish. Ok, I will remember when I'll ever want to put food in my fridge (for now, there are only paintings..)

[josvanr]

hi, hmm the food.. I didn't put the food in the fridge so I don't know.. ah now I realize that you must have food already in the fridge! (I only have paintings in the fridge in my studio). Hm yes but as for the food.. I don't think it will harm the food a lot, as most turps evaporate very quickly while painting. You could put the painting in a plastic container to be on the safe side...

[josvanr]

thnx.. funny thing is, that the green thingy on the back of the upper onion didn't appear until the second day of painting!

[VeriCheriLee]

Wow! They look real. Great job. Thanks for sharing.

[firuinthehouse]

Your still life sure moves a lot :D

[TheRakep]

Erg goed Jos.

[TheRakep]

Fantastisch  Jos.

[TheRakep]

Fantastisch.

[sourmilkman]

Again a brilliant piece of artwork, thank you. Is that on board? Good tip about the fridge - I scoop up my palette paint and pop it in a container in the fridge (otherwise your food gets oil paint flavoured)!!