It really helped when you integrated the collages into your old painting and especially when you started integrating the organic lines from the collage and draw organic lines freely into everything changing the composition from too many squares into a strong vibration of the total painting - as always a nice reflection on your process ❤❤❤

I really enjoy your dialoque you have during the process and so interesting and recognisable the various balances between abstract and figurative, a very nice place to be in a creativity process. My notes on your choice of materials: canvas or boards Ca 90x 120cm og ca 100x100 cm - R&F pigment sticks in sets opaque and transparent, medium cold wax, linseed Oil, gamsol gel …❤❤❤

Very wonderfull of working - I love it ❤❤❤

I love improvisational processes and color so I looking forward to watch this and by the way I don’t like the smell of turpentine either - I must try oil and cold wax 🙂🌺♥️

Excellent video! I really got a lot out of watching your process. Thank you for your honesty of what you don't like and showing how you work thru that. Blessings to you!

i know what im asking for from santa!! a class by andrea! i get the technology abhorrence in the studio! im the same way

how would you tune your art to have a watercolor base??

Your teaching is so accessible and inspiring - thank you! I am going to keep learning from what you offer. Grateful to you Andrea.

How do they dry and stay fixed?

Love the excavated board!

Wonder what would happen if you crossed those black lines in a place or two?

Great demo! Once completed, do you typlically put the panels in a floater frame?

I wish we knew if you’re painting in oil or acrylic?

Andrea, what type of substrate are you using? Beautiful pieces!!😊

I absolutely loved watching you bring this series come together! Thank you for sharing your thought process and reasons for changes along the way.

What are the pinks you are using?

Im curious about the brushes you work with. Im looking for big brushes bøto block out larger areas of the canvas. What should I look for - do you have some brushes and sizes to recommend? Cheers

Beautiful works Andrea 💜 i want to try using the r&f sticks, & as they’re quite pricey here in Australia.. wondering is there a set or a particular colour u could recommend to me (in ur opinion (ur favourite one or one you have gotten a lot of use from perhaps)) to start off with (I cant choose one colour 😅) Thank you kindly 🙏🏼

I wasn't familiar with cold wax. Thanks

Hello. What is the name of the color wheel you showed?? Thanks!❤

But what if where you're going on your tangent is a much more original, exciting place than the precursor paintings? Surely it's better to run with your ideas while they're happening and then after the fact decide which direction you want most to go in. Which is stronger and more expressive or more uniquely you. If you're getting the urge to break away from your foundational series then perhaps that's a sign that the work you were previously doing just wasn't enough. In other words don't sit on a plateau until you've naturally arrived at one. You can't force so-called maturity. A creative life is a journey of discovery and it shouldn't be stifled by the need to emerge an identity as an artist in the art world.

I really enjoyed your process and showing us how you work!

so glad I ran across your channel!!!!

Love your work! Beautiful colors and free expression of ideas--wonderful. Just subscribed.

Vielen Dank

Hi Andrea, I really appreciate your video. Also love your work. Thank you 😊

I read that gamblin cold wax is 100% lean. Is it not mixable with acrylics?

how do you clean

wow this is such a great idea!I always have some leftover paint at the end of the day!

I'm so excited to find this video! I just bought a whole set and am primarily an acrylic painter but wanting to add more interest etc...to my top layers. I also love your acrylics and cold wax videos too!

I love your explanation of your process and the balance of intuited, and logical which is how we work at our skill level. Thank you Andrea so helpful as I love the CWO with your style.

Love how you convey your enthusiasm as an artist. I am such a newbie and finding experimentation hard. Tricky balance learning how to work with materials via tutorials and letting go to follow my own process.

I’m curious if you mean the same thing or something different between translucent and luminosity. You used both terms…I think synonymously. Do you see them as the same thing?

Love You

Brilliant Andrea! Thank you so much for taking the time to make and share this video. Much love and peace from London UK ❤

Fairly new to using wax with oils and now that I know I can use wax with acrylic, I want try it. I too have been binge watching. Love your videos and your teaching style.

You lil Basquiat 🤗. Love them freeshapes I’m playing with watercolor

Love this!!❤

Have you tried taking an electric sander to old paint?

My normal way of attacking too much texture on old acrylic work is to get out the oribital sander! Alternatively use a single layer or two (if nec) of nothing but cold wax to smooth it out if it's not TOO high relief. Marble dust/calcium carbonate mixed with wax also works. Latter two more for oil and cold wax works. Just thoughts.

So great how you're delving into the nuances of colour mixing Andrea!

Hermoso

I love the process, I love the way you verbally explain your artistic thought process! You help break down the why? I also love the mark making, so cool. I’ll bindige watch you today thank you! Ps you remind me of Pamela Caughy that’s a huge compliment!!!

Thank you! Recently discovered your channel and am enjoying your content. May i ask how long it takes before you can work over the areas where you used the citrisolve?

Lovely pretty, soft painting Andrea. I am about to start a 48”x48” cold wax and oil on board for my daughter in laws stairwell. I have never done a board this big and am a little nervous. I have no room to work on it upright like you do. I’ll have to work on it on a large table. But I suppose I can lift it up and prop it against a wall to look at it every now and then. I anticipate it will be physically challenging. By the way, you always look so elegant and coordinated in your soft pastel clothes.

Hi! How do you prevent the paints from smudging after? For example if you were to sell and ship do you protect it with something? Thank you!

Would you talk about color, and how you choose your particular color combinations. Is it deliberate or intuitive, or a mixture of both. It seems that we work in a very similar way, but your colors are way more vibrant. I know you use very bright and sometimes neon colors, but the beauty of your work is that none of your paintings end up garish or to bright. they read as rich and calmly energized.

7:36 pinks layers

Radiant White. Why?

Where did you get the jumpsuit? I love it.