Very thorough with your information, thank you!

Wow! Thanks so much for all the info! I'm just starting out with oil painting. I'm so glad that your video popped up.

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Excelentes videos, una pregunta he visto en tu paleta que incorporas oxido transparente amarillo, rojo y naranja para mi son nuevos que usos se le dan, gracias. Excellent videos, a question I saw in your palette that you incorporate yellow, red and orange transparent oxide, for me they are new, what uses are given to it, thank you.

Must be nice to be able to waste good paint like that.

Great tutorial, thanks!

Thank you Bill for your tutorials and beautiful pictures

Absolutely beautiful! I love the color harmony.

Wow man. All these informations in ONE TAKE. Very interesting stuff. Waiting 2-3 days before applying oil on acrylic makes absolute sens since it is what they advise on acrylic gesso. You are perfectly right. About the ASB, I think that sunlight may cause problems, no? Any thoughts about it? Thanks.

Excellent info! Thanks

Most interesting, thank you.

I got a gallon of it at Jerry's in Raleigh, but that was a while ago.

Thank you so much for your time and teaching.

Love the tunnel vision as you paint.

So fantastic Thank you for sharing

❤Wow what a beautiful painting Thank you so.much for sharing so much wonderful information ( Aust)

Thank you so.much for your wonderful Video I I appreciate all the wonderful information you have shared

Wonderful stuff!

Im a self taught beginner artist. I love your paintings. Can i try your paintings too. Thank you. From Philippines. God bless.

Fascinating stuff! Thanks

Agreed. And with one eye helps also.

Jeezzzuuuuusss, you are bouncing around like a Super Ball thrown in a small empty room. A bit of a learning curve, but water mixable oils are fne.

I need to know how to clean my brushes and palette using Turpenoid Natural and any problems that might crop up by using paper towels or rags during the clean up.

I don’t. Like speed painting! and specifically this speeding music ! But I can’t retain myself from congratulating you for this marvelous painting! thank you.

Turpenoid Natural is toxic, pretty toxic kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH2zi2p8Yt-je6csi=2pdCexg0qP9PAu_q

if Oleogel is fat, then how can I use it to paint the first layer of a portrait ? (I'm thinking about lean over fat rule)

Acm panels are worth a look.

Thanks for this video. It is very educational. You are gold!

What technique would you use when keeping all this in mind for painting à la prima or wet into wet? Have you tried other oils besides walnut oil that may have a thinner texture, such as fractionated coconut oil? Thinking of experimenting with that it has a similar consistency to turpenoid

What a wealth of knowledge in 40 minutes! I was glued to the edge of my seat like I was at a movie theater through this brilliant undertaking of a video because I could see how much your experience has made you articulate on the subject to help guide us on the path to being painters.

What about 'Gatorboard' ?

So much valuable technical information! Thank you

Breathtaking!😮

This tells you nothing.

You just let me know I’ve been doing it right! I do my Wash in acrylics, and I do several panels/canvases at once, so it’s always several days or a week before I get to painting. And, I live in Utah, which is SUPER dry, so I know they’ve been dry. From now on, I’ll make sure my underpaintings are truly dry. Thanks!

I have been playing around a bit with this and have opted for using an isolation coat (Golden) over the acrylic and then continuing with oil paint on top.So far I haven't encountered any problems.

Next time, please write down what you are going to say beforehand so that the videos is a little bit more professional, your presentation is so unprepared that it is difficult to listen to

Hi thank you for this video. How does mediums like Neo Megilp effect fat over lean?

the most important part is how the petals are made, they don't show you

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Great video and very basic advice - use good Oil paints straight from the tube and if you want the paint a little bit more fluid maybe a little bit of medium e.g. olieogel or just a little bit of walnut oil or linseed oil but most important use good oil paint preferably straight from the tube. Cleaning the brushes - wipe them off with kitchen paper, and clean with soup. 🙏🌺♥️

You took a very long time before explaining that you doubt water mixable oils are archival. You get into a lot of side topics. Explaining the advantages of the natural cleaning product you like is helpful. It would be great to simply state you can clean brushes safely and dissolve old oil paint with Turpenoid Naturals. But other than that, if you stick to your thoughts about the non-archival quality you would hold my interest. I don’t know that you have the true authority to make the archival claim. Had you explained that further you would be on topic and win this one artist’s respect.

I never use water to dilute my water soluble paints I use water soluble linseed oil

I’ll stick to my water soluble oil paints . We all have the right to our own opinions

Iv been using water mixable oils and I love them

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Do you use the lead primer straight out of the can or do you thin it down and what would you thin it with?

Awesome!

have you used cold wax, oil paint?

Have you tried cold wax and oils?