I'm excited to do this

I've seen a couple of videos on this concept but this is the best explanation and demo yet so thank you! The mother colour...I like that, brings it all together👍

I so needed this! Thank you

You know those KZbin videos with the annoying titles like “This One EPIC Painting Hack Will Totally Change Your Life and Make Your Art Into Instant MASTERPIECES”? This video is the type of real, practical, mind-blowing wisdom those videos wish they could deliver. This technique should be printed on every paint bottle like the Toll House cookie recipe is printed on bags of chocolate chips. What I’m trying to say is…THANK YOU for saving your viewers from litres of wasted paint!

Thank you for that! I’ve been struggling to understand this.

New subscriber, thank you for sharing.

Are the paints used on the commission painting the same 3 you used in the color demo before at the beginning? Love your videos!

Interesting! Thank you❤

Hello Jennine, l didnt know about the mother colour until a few weeks back while at a weekend workshop where this was explained. I've been painting for years and it's such a useful tip. I do like your explanation of it, you make it very clear. Thanks again......Alioban ❤

This is great advice, and explained well thank you Jeannine. I have not done this, and I’ll definitely try it.😊

Lovely tutorial.

Thanks Jeanine ❤

You're a great inspiration to me and I always learn a lot from you.

Incredible! I will be using this tip for sure. I struggle with putting colors together in an abstract but this will make it much easier. Thank you so much for posting this!

such a helpful video!! wow

Et bien, merci!!

I have been watching your videos for a while & never guessed that you had taken CVP. I took Nicks SPARK course this year which was fabulous… I think one has to ignore the American way of talking … when sentences don’t always finish, the repetition of ‘you know’ ‘ kind of ‘ & everything is super / beautiful. Nick is a very charming host …..

Brilliant color theory. Thanks.

Thank you!

Danke für den tollen Tipp👍

this is a brilliant tip, amazing work ☺☺

Wonderful info. I've been a professional oil painter for 50 years, and never been taught this. Wow. Simple and perfect

Excellent advice, I’m going to try that. Thank you for sharing with us.

Thank you 😃

You are a marvelous teacher. Excellently filmed too!

Very cool 🤟

It's good at 3:43😅 ..I'd be done hun

helpful. thank you.

Great review & lovely to watch you paint (as always )….perhaps you would do an online workshop one day ?

How did you set up your wall mount columns to hold the canvases?

I want to know about abstract work. I just learned about neutral colors and I don't know how to add vibrant colors into my field of view.

I started with Golden heavy body but switched to liquitex soft body. I still use my golden paints at times but I prefer the consistency of the soft body paints. I also like that they a bit more matte.

Hi Jeannine, I'm enjoying this series so much! Apologies if you have answered this question elsewhere, but I'm curious to know what type of wood panels you're using here? Are there differences between cheaper panels found in basic art shops vs others?

Jeannine, you didn’t use one here but occasionally I see you with these small palettes with plastic (I think) lids that you use to mix up a color and then save. I can’t find them anywhere. Currently I’m using small mason jars with lids but they can get gummed up with paint, etc.

I love that this is a review, but make it artsy! It still very much feels like you and allows us to see how YOU would use the paints in real life! I’ve only used Liquitex basics and their inks so I’m intrigued! 🤔

I love your paintings, and these on paper are quite beautiful. While I enjoy Liquitex soft body, the nozzles get clogged very quickly. So you will want to keep a toothpick or pin handy. And when they run low, you will need to pop the top off and just dip into the paint. For those reasons, I prefer tubes myself. I feel like when I use heavy body, I can easily enough add a medium or glazing liquid to make the paints looser (like a soft body consistency). But that is just my preference. Also, next you might want to try Liquitex acrylic gouache! I had never heard of acrylic gouache until a couple of years ago. It's in the same types of containers as the soft body paints, but because they are gouaches they are completely opaque. Even the quinacridone magenta, which you would expect to be transparent. There is a beautiful shade called Light Blue Permanent which I think would look lovely with your warm, muted red browns and the sort of Naples yellowy-yellow that you often use.

You've shared some really helpful ideas for my paintings...THANK YOU SO MUCH! I love your work, and am very inspired by your process. I really appreciate your help! I wish you much success with your art : )

very inspiring 🥰

Great review. I love watching how you edit your paintings. Very helpful, thank you!

I love my Liquitex soft body paints. I’ve taped the nozzle part to the base because, in the zone, I’ve pulled the nozzle part of and squeezed a couple of times … not ideal!

Can you do a video on how to create prints? I want to do it but I’m not sure how.

This is so good, what an amazing review ☺☺

This calms me down. Thanks.

L'avantage de ces peinture professionnelles est que vous n'avez besoin que d'une petite quantité pour faire le travail. J'aime beaucoup votre démarche. Votre façon de travailler est apaisante. Ca m'inspire. Merci

Could you maybe talk a little about what you need to do to get works turned into prints? Cheers 🤟

Abstract art and professional don’t go together! A true conundrum if I ever heard one… After all there was a artist who packed his shit in a can and sold it as art. True story!! So it’s all shit!

I love your work! I’m fairly new to abstract painting. It’s nice to see your process. Mine is similar.

I love your work! Your color choices are so sophisticated. I was looking for a great learning experience and your channel is it! Thank you.

Nature is the greatest teacher, the sunlight reflecting on water, the rain on rocks, the storm clouds in the sky. The meaningful geometry and astronomical alignment of Neolithic dolmens and stone circles, the flowers in the grass. None of this is in your scetch book.

Fabulous video….love your videos, always informative & inspiring. Thank you x