Thanks for watching! I'm working on the next one now, just need some more canvases and colors of paint haha

Thanks Nick!

Thanks Kenneth!

Hehe yes that was bill! I love painting along with his old videos he’s a great instructor

Thanks, I've been missing it too! Finally moved and hopefully get my painting setup after thanksgiving

Thanks! I usually just brush them off with a paper towel and then clean them at the very end with bristle magic

@ Cool, do you think it’s worth getting several brushes to reduce the cleaning time?

Yeah I usually get 2 of each it speeds things up quite a bit

Niiiiiice glad you’re enjoying it. I’ll try to get some newer videos up soon now that I’ve fully moved 🎉

Hey 👋 I’m doing well I’ve just been in the middle of a big move. Should be done in the next month or so 🙏

It's me!

Thanks! Glad to be back (at least for a little bit😄)

Thanks 🙏

Should have some more soon once I’m done moving 🙏

Just this one for now I’m in the middle of moving and not sure what my streaming setup will be in the new place

@@PaintByNate ok cool

Hey! I've been traveling mostly and working on my health a bit trying to find my inspiration again. I'll paint again soon I promise (: Hope you are doing well too

@@PaintByNate glad you’re taking care of yourself. That is the most important thing. We will be here for you when you’re to paint again.

Thank you 😊

Thanks!

Thanks specs much appreciated 🙏

Thank you!

Thanks Richard 🙏

Thank you!

Thank you so much! Bill is a great inspiration :)

Thanks 🙏

Hello 👋 I use mostly rosemary & co brushes their #3 and #6 natural bristle fan and script liners. Also use the 2.5” and 1” Alexander art brushes

Thanks I’m glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching! The soaps I usually mix together are jacks linseed soap and masters brush cleaning soap. Those two usually knock out anything that sticks to the brush.

Thanks! I think of the ones I've tried the Grumbacher Max and Lukas Berlin watered down the most to make washes. It has been a while though so I may need to test them out again to know for sure (:

Thanks specs (:

Thanks specs glad to be back 😊

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed them

Not yet I need to make some time to do that

Glad to be back!

Thanks much appreciated! I’m glad you find the reviews helpful 🙏 if there’s any other brands you’d want reviewed let me know I’m still working on a daler rowney water mixables oils video

⁠@@PaintByNateyeah sure that would be cool too. I was avoiding every range that hadn’t enough single pigmented paints, since I find them the most suited for clean mixing - and I don’t want to interfere with every producers own formula and mixing them all together in my quest of a super good single pigment „mixing“ palette. But now Im looking for every paint / brand that just suits my specific likes. So every brand and paint is cool, since I just handpick them. Right now I’m painting with the artisan range from W&N and I really like it for mixing. Between W&N Artisan, Duo Holbein and the MAX lines, which one of them you like the most? Im mostly searching for qualities like rather matte sheen, leveling properties and maybe more buttery / thick - so I can thin them to my liking. Or work impasto. Happy new year and all the best from Germany So yeah looking forward to that daler rowney review!! Cheers

It can get expensive depending on where you live. I pour my water into old cat litter and then take the cat littter in hazard bags to a local landfill where they dispose of it free of charge to me since I’m a resident. When I was using mineral spirits they charged me $15 per car load though it just depends on the type and facility.

@@PaintByNate Thanks for the hint! I'll try the cat litter.

I’ll be back soon 🙏 been very sick with RSV but on the mend

That’s really cool! And yeah you can definitely do that with the liquid white too it also works well for snow effects