da vinci kolinsky sable have consistent paint discharge which you can see the consistent DARK green. synthetics tend to release a big dump at the initial point.

Wow, Anna is good. Her work just screams artist. Along with the paint spot lady's. We'll done ladies, well done indeed.

Your effort is awe-inspiring-well done!

Many thanks for your approach to clearly and succinctly explaining and demonstrating opaque through to translucent... gonna need to absorb this aspect of color management.

Thank you! I’m on my way to Blicks!

I love your voice.

you got right into it and what a comprehensive explanation! wonderful video❤

Off to the shop then ! Can't wait 🙂cheers

I thought tempera was made with egg yolk.

Wow, so much info about acrylic paint in this video. Thank you. I wish I could follow a full acrylic painting course of the same quality.

Matt, satin, gloss which would be good for a black and white portrait in acrylic colour?

Helpful!! Do you have a favorite method, or favorite cleaning product that works the easiest/fastest?

Nice tutorial. I believe paint mediums can make or break a work of art. I think still life and landscape art can look very captivating using matte mediums, gives them that natural, realistic appearance. On the other hand, paintings of neutral colors like black, brown, gray or white can also make art look stunning in a different light by using gloss mediums. They can give natural luxurious looks to these often luxurious viewed upon colors.

So very cool. I get it now!

Why are your prices so much higher than most retailers in Canada?

I prefer the black gutta I think.

Question: Do you think I could use an embroidery hoop to keep a section taut while painting a long shirt? Can I use one without stretching my shirt out of shape?

What's a point to buy russian stuff and support their wars?!

How long does it take for it to dry? What else could you be used instead of acrylic gel or an acrylic product?

Love it when experienced talent pauses to educate the less worthy. Paying it forward.

When you painted on the black papers which one was the gouache and which was the tempera?

please do not use dawn dish soap on Bob Ross style hog bristle brushes. They go all poofy like a poodle on a humid day.

Thank you. ❤love how you did this.

Hey how did you add water to the paints?

This video is heaven sent!

Definitely pans, always

Do you know if you can use Oil Paints on washi?

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Thanks a lot!!! This was so easy to learn 🎉🎉

Thank you so so much!!

Beautiful. Thank you for the tips! And I think it’s painting 😊

Hi @thepaintspot Do the pbo waterbase gutta require ironing before starting the painting and do you iron on the front or reverse side also do you iron directly on the silk and on what setting?

What about the dust :(

Very impressive. Not only your ability in drawing/painting but the careful way you review each of the paints. I used the Schmincke charcoals for the first time yesterday. My only observation is that they lifted less easily than I expected.

😂 🤣 for a while I was calling it tempura instead of tempera, I was wondering why for a while I was getting pictures of fried shrimp when googling

That worksheet would be a fantastic free download for your business! You don't, by chance, offer it on your website do you?

Oh noooo! 😢 Poor animals. Thank you very much for information. I'm sure nobody needs those, when there's great synthetic brushes. Stop killing animals for nothing.

Excellent! Thank you!!

I have always been so disappointed with the glare glass framing makes. Even with the costly non-glare glass. This is a wonderful way to showcase a revolving watercolor works.

Where did you get the boards?

Hi dear. If i want black outline to be stay on fabric after steamed and washed. So which black gutta stay permanent on the fabric? Which brand. Please please help me 🙏

I saw this gallery today was almost brought to tears by the combination of the beautiful messages, hopeful and resilient, and the visual representation of that.

Nice

If I have a forgotten brush that paint dried in, I soak the brush in Turpenoid Natural (only up TO the ferrule, not way up toward the handle!) then the next day I can manipulate the brush a few times that day and at the end of the day it’s ready to wash like normal in the Saavy Soap. No digging, scraping, or harsh treatment. A very cheap brush soaked half way up the ferrule one time, dropped all the bristles. It was craft grade. Just don’t soak too deeply and usually it’s fine. All my artist quality brushes g he ave had no problems for the past 30 years this way. If it’s really stubborn brush, I soaked up to a week. The colder it is, the longer it takes. For this reason I won’t use Turpenoid Natural in my painting. I if ad it one time ruin not only taking the dried color off a painting I was trying to remove an area, it also ruined the gesso (dumb, I know, but lesson learned).

what size cans are they

How do you clean the oil brushes as you are using them ? I don’t want to use Turpin if I can avoid it but don’t want to ruin my work piece Help

A++ for the great lighting in your video which clearly showed the differences between matte and gloss. You packed tons of information in here - VERY useful, thank you!

Would this also work for dried up oil paint? I have some glass jars of Gamblin that have dried up...

excellent tutotrial method about Gouache and tempera