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H E L P Anyone? Do you have or know of any great tutorials on non toxic fast dry mediums like Walnut Alkyd Medium? That's what I need to know now. Thanks for any help.

love this explanation, thank you !

Useless video no one is going to do that for every layer

Talk faster... Don't waste time... Unnecessary long video... It's frustrating

Thanks for the video

pennies under the sponge help the mildew growth to stay down.

Gesso isn’t appropriate for painting over oil paint btw. Just use titanium white paint out of the tube or slightly thinned with solvent. Sanding off the varnish and texture first is a good idea.

Thank you

nice video Justin.

Good video, many don't know about this tecnique...this is what I do with all my paintings. Graphite transfer paper is pretty cheap too....walmart even sells it.... Thank you.

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It take less than three days for a linseed oil mix to dry depending on the color. If you can't mix your paint correctly (more than necessary), or are glazing with extreme amounts of oil, then maybe what you say is true. Liquin Original is an alkyd resin, and just like all resins, they have their problems. First problem is resins yellow, and there is no solution to this. Linseed oil will also yellow, but UV treatment will reverse the yellowing with no degradation of the paint film. Another problem of alkyd mediums is they can "cry" as they age, the paint might actually begin to weep tears of resin constitutes after a number of years. If used below other normal oil films, this can cause de-lamination. I would suggest using acrylic if you want these fast drying techniques, just like the alkyd, it dries even faster. Alkyds have a matte finish, which is not unlike that of acrylic paint, and to me, if you are using solvent based mediums of alkyds, you might as well go full acrylic and drop the fumes. The alkyds are basically acrylic but instead of a water respired catalyst, they use solvent based catalyst. The Daniel Smith medium might contain another resin, damar, in the mix, which will impart gloss.

You are really beautiful ... I wish if I have a very big picture of your sweet face to hang in my room .. WOW

Let me appreciate your teaching ..although I stumbled upon it now 2021.. good guidance for beginners.. Just a question why retouchers use black & white layer for cleaning bumps ??

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!!!!! I never would have heard of DS medium... I’ve been using it and it’s soooooo nice 👍

The quality in 2013!! That's AMAZIN, I hope you get recognized for what u do 🧡. Thanks for getting to the point

Does the graphite paper leave any unwanted black residue on the canvas where you didnt trace ?

He didn’t tell what type of colors the painting had.. that’s unprofessional

Thanks for the advice.

Would a workable fixative work to keep the transfer in place?

Super helpful, thank you! What are the products you use to copy on to the other page

Brilliant

Hello, thanks so much for your art videos! I have seen the underpainting and the transfer video. One request - I would like to go through this series of videos in order and not miss any. Is there a place where they are all listed?

Hey, how often can you use the paper? Is it a one time only or reusable? Best wishes

What is the name of the paper

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Thanks for getting to the point!!

It's good that you are not teacher because you have no skill of how demonstrate your work .

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Why do you use glaze after the uderpaint?

I like your chill voice bro

What paint did you use ? As in paint type ? thank you !

nice !! where is the next episode of the movie? ))

This was actually very helpful thankssss

Liquin Fine Detail is just regular Liquin diluted with turpentine. Liquin is a synthetic resin desolved in linseed oil; it's best to think of it as a synthetic hard varnish. (Natural hard varnishes are copal varnish and amber varnish-these were used by the Old People in paint mediums because they do not re-dissolve after they have dried. The soft varnishes, such as dammar and mastic, were NOT used in paint mediums because they create a weak paint film which will re-dissolve when the painting is cleaned. Soft varnishes therefore cause a lot of paint to come off when the painting is cleaned.)

How do you determine the color of the underpainting?

I’ve always been told that using soap and water will destroy natural bristle brushes. Is this not the case?

did u prime the canvas ?

So, how do you know if you’re ratios are such that you have a fast drying layer under a slow drying one? Also, if you’re using these, how many days do you give yourself to complete the painting before it’s too dry to layer more into? Lastly, how long do you wait till you varnish?

How did you pick the color for the first wash?

Thank you! The thought crossed my mind but it looks like it works quite well!

it DID save a life. Mine! Thank you, sir :)

i use olive oil natural soap bar it works!

Quick question I’m not good at drawing can I printout a picture from online will that work? I order carbon paper from amazon. This was great. I’m giving my mom a paint and sip party for her birthday. I hope mines turn out as good as yours tfs

Great video

This video is from 2013 and still relevant and a great video in 2019.

Would using a glazing medium give the same effect of brown washing over tree boy as if did when you used the gel? My gel seems to be thicker then one in the video.

Just use linseed oil cooked wirh calcined marble dust, and thin it with solvents as regular. You can melt dammar orr mastic crystal, or wax if you want at cooking. But just oil cooked with 5 percent calcined marble would be 10 times better than any liquin.