This is just WOW! Thank you SO MUCH! ❤

Can you discuss the process of transferring the image. What do you use to transfer the image?

Thank you!

I love this! thank you.. makes perfect sense to me

And that is exactly how I was taught 62 years ago

totally agree on values and tones, i apply to my drawings and cannot emphasize the importance, thank you!

Who is Kevin?

What is tithe tuition cost

Hi would like to paint landscapes in the future. Can evolve help me in my journey and how can it translate into landscape. Thanks

Where I go to get the class?

If you can learn to paint with acrylic you can breeze it with oil lol

Good common sense. :)

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Thank you

What the paint color on the wall? Love the green against the brown

Does the Evolve program still exist, as I haven't seen many videos recently.

Thanks for the tops. And btw, BRO!, your beard looks fake because you look extremely young, LOL. Greetings!

I think it comes to also what kind of paintings you want to paint. I started out with acrylics because I like how vibrant and mat the colors are. I like to paint mainly in an illustration way. I just started oil yesterday and I did find it very relaxing because it never dries and you can’t do really do mistakes as it’s very easy to correct. However it’s hard to do the kind of illustration I love so now am gonna mix both. For example do the background in acrylic, let it dry and paint my funny characters in oil and really have fun with it. I am a bit hyper so the drying part with acrylics was always very stressful for me. Can that work? Thank you for a great video!

Oh dear. Fast drying is bad for learning, you say. I just bought gouache to learn with.

That's me cross contamination of information. I'm stuck but really determined to draw and / or paint .

It's absolutely an amazing video. I have the desire to draw, but I ask myself how I see like an artist. I'm definitely following you for more . Thank you .😊

This is gold

This has been presented so clearly….thanks

This is my first time being here and I am so excited about learning .

which app do you use to get the 4th values? thank you so much!

I thought Rembrandt oil paint is of higher quality but it smells really bad in comparison to other oil paints such as Schmincke Norma, for instance.

That is how society works: More people have the resources to do something; therefore the chances of someone becoming superb at that thing are higher. The overall quality of paintings might be lower now (because there is more technically bad art because more people get to do art) but if you go to the extremes, the quality has risen.

I have recently heard that the acrylic underpainting is starting to show that it is not aging as well as we were taught 30 years ago Have you heard anything about this.

I've tried it ever since I started oil painting, when I thought my brushes were clean next time I wanted to paint I found them hardened. Any tips? Also to save my favourite brushes that are already hard? 🤠

Omg i finally found this video of that viral drees reel 🎉

I'm entering Block3 this week and can't wait:) The first two blocks took for me 5 months to finish and learnt so much already that I can safely say that this was one of my best investments so far

Can I do this with acrylic? That’s all I have for a newbie.

that is all so true! There's also the person who doesn't speak, just puts up a cryptic caption about every 60 seconds meant to explain the next step.

i usually add a 2nd layer to smoothen out the acrylics

wait till youre doing color and not allowed to use oil!

These results are amazing!

The title and what the video tries to communicate; are things that are a bit incongruent. Clearly an ad and I do not have an issue with that. If the foundation for this being a myth is really "people lack skills therefore they do not make as much income" Then I am not convinced. I can agree with such a statement to some degree, you will make more money if you have more skill there is a correlation there. But a bunk of your analysis feels wilfully short sighted for sake of supporting your service. The first two point don't really seem to be points as to why it is a myth but supporting reasons to the core idea that "you are starving because you are not good enough" It would have been more of a convincing video towards this end if you just flat out said this and went to show how important it is to increase your skills.(it's already directly supported by point 2) That is something with more gravity, personally. Point 3 is what where I take the most issue with. Essentially the foundation of taking the national average, is a big issue at step 1. Reason being there is a discrepancy between hourly and salary wages. Using this avg doesn't paint a good picture for how much money artists are making and if they are really better off. While it is true that they can have mobility with income, this is painfully short sided for a few reasons. We are using the framework of hourly wage meaning obviously this is freelance. Using the national average where a good portion of this income is calculated by people who are employed *salary* a wage compensation type that disregards the hour framework. (you can work less or over, and it does not impact your wage) So it's clearly a flawed way to compare. The average commission price is a good way to reinforce the idea of skill corelating to income, the main point of this video. But of course, the blindsight of 1. not showing that comparing wages from freelance isn't the same as wages from salary (as you should know when you are self-employed at 60k a year, you are taking home far less compared to 60k employed. Being taxed as an employee and as an employer is a big hit. Then on top of missing out on benefits that you would not need to pay on your own. But of course, are tax write offs and similar for self-employed). 2. This assumes, like salary work, you are getting work at a steady or fixed rate. What difference does it make if you are not getting that type of large commission at a regular bias. while I know you say, "I am not saying your week is not going to be filled with work" But as a freelancer we all know of the month-to-month natural variance of this field, which is critical because it further drives down the real avg income you will make. This on top of my previous point can drop you back down to avg you first compared to. The line of "even surpassing the us avg income" holds less weight when adjusted. This might seem like nitpicking or being pedantic, but I am willing to accept that for I know how important it is to not mislead people who are looking to make this their career. There is way too much bad information that leads prospective artists astray.

I’m at the end of block 3 and can’t believe the art I’m able to produce even at this stage in the course. Evolve is awesome!

Let's go! This is the secret sauce-mastering the foundations to consistently create stunning work that resonates with clients. Proud of our amazing students for their dedication and growth! If you want to elevate your art, this is the place to be!

Aye yall re-upload again 😭😭😭😭

Thanks for putting together this fantastic video! It's inspiring to see how Evolve is empowering artists and helping them break out of that "starving artist" mold. The quality of work our students are producing is truly impressive. Excited to see what they'll accomplish next 🎉🎉

This came at the right time. Reconsidering art as my next chapter in life. It was always my favorite thing to do

Daniel, these are so informative. I am watching as many as I can until October when I will join Evolve, but it is making it hard to be patient and wait. LOL. Thank you for the videos and the helpful information.

As a super nervous person especially about his art skills you made me super relax , reminds me of Bob Ross

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I know my eyes are just not seeing what’s out there unless I’m on mushrooms lol. I desperately want to see the millions of colors broken into separate sections

I totally agree. I have always admired people who can paint with acrylics. In my case, the temptation of speed always ended in endless corrections, and chasing changing colors on the canvas. It seems to me that oil also simply looks better right out of the box, more organic, while acrylics have something plastic about them. It takes great skill to be able to achieve results with acrylics similar to oil paints.

This is genius type of stuff, great job dude

No way!? Game changer. I’m away to buy some soap!

What about the oils in your fingers getting on the bristles...?//