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A meaningful and moving story that I can sympathize with in various ways. Appreciate your art and openness, and look forward to learning more from you. Thanks.

Thank you for sharing your story. :)

I found it difficult to see a difference at the end. Perhaps with the clouds but certainly not with the red bit. It may be that the video doesn't reproduce reality very well. Perhaps a 'before' and 'after' photo may help. I think most people would be impressed by the 'before' and feel it was plenty 'realistic' enough: the difference after glazing may only be felt by a minuscule minority of cognoscenti.

I really enjoyed your presentation and I learned a lot, Thank you

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Wonderful. I feel this as I'm writing with tears in my eyes. This touched a deep part of my soul. Thank you for sharing.

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Nial, I just found your channel and watched some of your videos. I love your work !! I am 65 and only started to paint a few years back (pandemic) and enjoy it a lot even though my day time job as a scientist (nearing the end of his scientific career) does not always give me enough time to spend behind the easel. Your staory about your father touched me.... I lost mine 30 years ago, the year I was moving from The Netherlands to the US. We had a lovely bond, but did not have much in common..... one of the last memories of him was him and me on a soccer field, me hitting golfballs for fun, him with his rain coat and cigarette in his hand just enjoying spending a few minutes with his son without having to worry about a thing....... watching your video brought that memory back.... thank you for that.

Amazing lesson in less than 20 minutes. Thank you so much ❤

Wonderful tips. I'm transitioning from a watercolor painter to oils. I can use all the help I can get! I wish you taught classes near me. You explain things so clearly. Thank you.

Beautiful sky it looks like the Old Masters choice of Skies... thank you for this video on glazing , really enjoyable... I'm so glad I've stumbled on your Channel. Keep them coming 🤥❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you for this explanation and example! Beautiful!!!

My question is that in using Liquin to thin the Zinc White paint to a glaze, doesn't the Liquin tend to yellow over time? I used Liquin with Titanium White on one of my very large paintings; after a year, it had yellowed. In my eyes, it ruined the painting that I worked so hard on. Any other suggestions?

Ты великолепен!Niall!!! Благодарю тебя за полученное удовольствие!!!

It’s a beautiful painting. The video would be much more educational and helpful to aspiring young artists if he actually show the ingredients and the mixture before he just dab it on canvas. Really doesn’t help you understand how to do glazing properly because you need to know how to mix it Proportions of medium grade paint. These are questions that he doesn’t even come close to answering.

Brilliant, I really love the tonal range of this piece and the wash made such a dramatic yet subtle change to the painting. For me, it made the atmospheric perspective work so well. I’d love to see it after the varnish is applied. Well done. I hope to see more videos here. Please don’t stop making videos.

Wow! After a few years unable to paint,this is just thenrefresher I need. Super presentation,Nial,and,great wake up information for me. Thank you for your efforts in putting all this information together. Well done. 😃🙂

Очень красиво!

Lovely painting, reminds me of Turners style.

Well done .......

Beautiful…wonderful artist

Would this technique work if trying to create fog or mist in a painting ?

Thank you so much for this insight to a part of you. Sharing your relationship with your father and your painting was very touching. My heart felt feelings watching this made me tearful but excited about the process of wanting and being a painter. And yes I too looked at my hands and could see my mothers hands. This happen when I was younger and it is nice that even now I still do it from time to time. I haven't been painting long a few years but with each brush stroke over time I learn something new. A process I continue to love.

Hi Nial, I have just come across your work........I can't stress enough how much you have made my heart sing. For a while now I have had a love of these colours and to see you make them come alive has given me such joy. Thank you so much for showing us your process.

Thanks for the helpful video. Can blending be used to lighten a background and create depth? If so what is the difference between blending and glazing?

Thanks for your helpful video. I have two questions: glazing the burnt orange line of sunset with zinc white diluted the colour somewhat, so why not glaze the sunset with say cadmium orange? Also, can you glaze (or scumble) with light colours to make the background of a painting receded to create depth and reduce detail?

What do you think of using Windsor and newton blending and glazing medium?

Your an amazing artist .Your dad would be so proud.

Great

Thank you Nice

What is on your cloth when you’re “releasing the light”?

Are there anymore videos coming up?...i absolutely love your paintings and style..remind me of turner paintings..

Beautiful

Thanks for sharing ❤

Lovely

Please come back to KZbin! Your videos are what I’ve been searching for ❤ thank you so much!

Should have shown the painting originally, then the same painting after the glazing.

What about cracking? Zinc white is said to be leading to cracking.

amazing sound design

It’s touching and very moving to witness such a birth… 💛

Stunning.... Greatings from the Netherlands.

I do not recommend using zinc white anymore, it was found that this paint is very unstable in the long run and does crack and even delaminate in some cases.

Beautiful. Do you mix anything in your paint to make it move across the canvas more easily, please?

beautiful

What a privelage to watch an expert ,loving your work just found you so glad

Love this niall, was thiall in one go from start to finish can i ask ?

Warning: A glaze using zinc white works well over warmer colours, but beware that it yellows rather quickly, so if you soften a sky with lots of blue and grey tones it could yellow to an ugly greenish tint within a year or two.

I thought glazing with white was call a "veil"?

'Whew!' Brilliant. ♥️nz