031 - Pamela Caughey - Knocking Back WILD COLOR - Cold Wax and Oil - Part 2 ❤️👩🏻‍🎨

[@cidk59]

Just had to say that I absolutely love your work!!!! And... these clips really take the fear and intimidation out of painting, and it makes it not so serious and fun!!!! Because, there's always another layer, until you feel like you've arrived, and how fun is that?!!! Takes so much pressure off of the process, and having to get things "right". Thank you so much for all your generosity and wisdom.

[@lindymulford9585]

I love this muted orange. Really enjoying watching your process!

[@markbernal1190]

Pamela, while I subscribe to several KZbin art creators, your videos describing your painting process have brought me the most joy! The creative energy you put into your compositions has helped unlock my own exploration into the expressionistic side of my art. I am now combining my own expressions with my enjoyment for figurative work in an effort to find my artistic voice going forward. Thank you for the inspiration you have provided to me and undoubtedly others!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Hi Mark! Thank you so much for your comment. I am so happy my videos bring joy to you ;) We all learn from each other and we all have something to share - thank you for sharing what you are doing now with our figurative work. Aren't we lucky to be artists? It isn't always easy, but it is always worthwhile to pursue our personal voice :)

[@vikshaw2577]

You are so generous to let us share your process, thank you! This painting is fun and joyful

[@jackiegray9157]

You are so brilliant and generous giving all this free teaching THANK YOU !!!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Jackie gray -Many thanks-you are too kind 🙃

[@crisseagrovenor5568]

Opening up the pathways..I love your description of the process, it is so clear and so stimulating and freeing. I love the depth of your videos and the importance of mark making at any point along the journey. I cannot wait to explore another acrylic underpainting.

[@alrenefischer4481]

Pamela I am absolutely loving this work already : but I only learning , still loving the energy, never stop looking 🥰

[@PamelaCaughey]

Alrene Fischer Awesome! Keep painting 😉

[@angelaleemcintyre5202]

so helpful to hear you talk about the white areas that come from dripping, pouring, etc.and why you cover them up. and they are blinding! thank you!

[@karenpiehl491]

another eye-opening video that i have watched many times! i began several pieces to try this method using only acrylics. they are still in the works. thank you!

[@brendaross84]

Appreciate the running commentary. Great to be involved in what you are thinking as you work. Very helpful. Thanks.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thank you for your interest, Brenda ;)!

[@margaritasander9635]

Wonderful effects.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Many thanks ;)

[@aldaalso4336]

Thank you so much for sharing!! You explain so naturally.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Many thanks, Alda!! Best, Pam :)

[@eydilampasona1]

a fine and generous artist...many thanks!

[@mollyomama]

I learn so much from your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your experience, knowledge and commitment.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Hi Shirley! Thank you for commenting! It is always nice to hear from those who enjoy the videos. It is my pleasure to share what I know :)

[@barbgilroy7091]

Thank you so much for sharing your process Pamela - love it.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thanks, Barb! You are very welcome ;)!

[@beccogiallo]

Very enjoyable and inspiring. Such exciting work!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Anna -thank you so much! ❤️

[@debbiegarland7124]

Your words have really resonated with me and made me realise how much I actually think the same thing but have never said it out loud lol. You have to be brave and confident to do this style but sticking to the method works, well done, thanks.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Debbie Garland many thanks, Debbie! I had a lot of fun!! 😉

[@runway12]

I also love the drips and dripping of the thinner paint, it gives the painting a kind of spray paint from a can look to it. Cool.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thanks so much! I've never tried spray paint - maybe I should! Cheers - Pam ;)

[@GoldenAstroCat]

Wonderful video, I'm learning so much, you are a generous teacher. Thank you!

[@devandestudios128]

The brown roles of paper you use for monoprinting is for professional house painters to mask around windows, hardware, trim, etc... You do beautiful, moving work. I could stare at it for hours.

[@sticharo]

Fantastic video....explaining your thought process is invaluable. Thank you!

[@PamelaCaughey]

sticharo thank you 😉

[@alrenefischer4481]

Strong ::::love it , never get tired of you beautiful art piece ,

[@lyndakuntyj8598]

This was great! I watched it over and over!!!! Your work is amazingly beautiful!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thanks very much, Lynda :)!

[@evelynedavid9564]

This is fabulous painting ! Can’t wait for part 3. Happy holidays.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thanks Evelyne - I hope to post it soon :) Best wishes!

[@darcygray183]

You like the Airbrush Medium, I am using Matt Medium to thin out my acrylic to get drips, but I think the Airbrush Medium holds more color, especially when sanding down afterwards. Great lecture, thanks for the part about being stuck, I take photos of my work in progress also.....Mahalo Pamela.

[@dianaconnolly1251]

You are amazing. You make it look so easy and watching you made me understand that the intuitive process must include a measure of trust. You trust your process. Hurry, hurry and do part III. I had lunch with Jamie today and we talked about you. Were your ears burning?

[@PamelaCaughey]

Oh that's really great, Diana! I wish it was always easy but I'm thinking my next video will be about what to do when you're stuck! So great to hear you know Jamie - I so enjoyed meeting her and having her in my studio :) Happy New Year!

[@marcossilveiracamargo2814]

"THANK YOU TEACHER PAMELA! ...KISSES FROM BRASIL!" - M.S.C.

[@Cheguebuddha]

@ 7:28 you say "like a bee pollinating the garden" :D Im a natural beekeeper and this means alot to me. So true! I paint the same way ... like a bee, a bit here, a bit there, a bit all over :)

[@hmax1591]

the best suggestion to me is the idea of taking photos of parts of the work. doing so can reveal an entire new painting out of a small section.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Thank you for letting me know this was helpful! I love documenting my work stage by stage. By the time the painting is finished, it's helpful to look back through all the stages and prove to myself that in spite of things looking really horrible and messy, I was able to pull things together in the end - Pam

[@DavidGonzalez-bv2oj]

Your art is amazing!

[@MTW1108]

Really helpful to see your process. Thanks for posting this.

[@armanijohn932]

i guess Im kinda off topic but do anybody know a good website to watch newly released tv shows online?

[@hezekiahskyler9105]

@Armani John Lately I have been using flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

[@tobycolt4726]

@Hezekiah Skyler Yea, I have been watching on FlixZone for since april myself :)

[@armanijohn932]

@Hezekiah Skyler thanks, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) Appreciate it !!

[@hezekiahskyler9105]

@Armani John happy to help =)

[@jeannecain9541]

Recently found your KZbin channel and noticed this work is on panels ( was your Arches paper already adhered or just directly painting on gessoed boards?). Curious how you came to paint on paper and go through the long exacting process of cutting, gluing, etc later into panels? Txz! Jeanne

[@PamelaCaughey]

www.artandsuccess.com/p/pdpc Create Your BEST ART! ❤️🎉🍿🎈🥂🍾🐝

[@billspaintings4018]

The paper is used by painters in the trades. It is used to protect areas you don't what paint to get on while you are using a spray gun. That's what I used it for anyway when I used a spray gun. Plastic will do the same job.

[@paulasefchok1016]

subscribing!!!! You are and excellent teacher!!!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Aw- thanks so very much, Paula! I hope you know about my new teaching website - all of these videos are also there for free but they are categorized! It's right her if you are interested :) www.artandsuccess.com/p/videos-tutorials Cheers ;) Pam

[@johndelmotte1760]

Thank you so much , is so inspiring

[@PamelaCaughey]

Hi John! Thanks for your comment - much appreciation for visiting my channel :)!!

[@aurorapintore9356]

wonderful !!!

[@stoneycase5440]

I really love your work, totally amazing. I can't stand the term mark making though. Not sure why. But your work is awesome

[@LexwellLavers]

I love Pamela. I'm not a two panel, three panel, etc painter though. For me it has to be on one piece of canvas or wood. I do paint 2 or more piece sets but that's a different thing

[@mcdowell356]

The rolls are masking paper ...used by painters to protect floors .....etc.

[@deedonaldson8544]

Hi Pamela - thanks for all your informative videos! I work mostly in acrylic and oil. I’m excited to try the cold wax. My question is can I apply oil paint without cold wax over a cold wax and oil surface once it’s dried ? Many thanks, Dee

[@alrenefischer4481]

Love you work. Could you please give me the names of the acrylic paints you used. Thanks

[@PamelaCaughey]

Alrene Fischer Yes-my favorites are Novacolor and Golden fluid Acrylics-you can find many of my favorite supplies in the resource section of www.artandsuccess.com 😀

[@pusigneu]

The way you explain your process is so very helpful and answered many questions I have been asking myself. May I ask how you mount your panels/canvases on the wall while you are working on them? Any tips? I will be moving into a very small house and a wall mounted system would be preferable to using an easel. Again, thank you for generously sharing your knowledge with us here on KZbin.

[@PamelaCaughey]

Hi Joanne! Thanks for your comment and watching the videos ;) I have wooden cradled panels that are kind of heavy; sometimes I work on Arches Oil paper. For the wooden panels, I have plywood walls (3/4in thick) in which I can have screws heavy enough to really hold the work. If you only had drywall, I would not recommend hanging heavy panels. However, if you don't have a plywood wall, you can nail or screw horizontal strips of wood in which you can screw into to hold wooden panels. I hope this helps and best wishes in your new studio :) Pam

[@pusigneu]

Thank you so very much for your kind reply. I will have to do the strips of wood as I will have drywall. I think my husband (a very clever guy) will come up with something along those lines. Again, thanks. I enjoy your channel very much. I have already learned some great and useful tips!!

[@lucyhemsley8706]

Pamela Caughey qqqq

[@HeatherQuaine]

Thank you!! The Best teacher! Have you ever used house paint and if so how well does it work? Thank you again. Peace and mark making!!

[@chrispalmer6781]

Which brand Acrylic paints do you use????

[@rebellarts2809]

I like your way of creating, l do not know, if it is spontaneous or conditioned. Where simply your way of finding inspiration is rare that l like all the painting of the same artists, except Basquiat and other great artists it rarely happens to me that you try to make it gestures daily or differently thank you forgive my bad English, l 'm French thank you ✌️

[@angelaleemcintyre5202]

did you gesso the cradled board before you started? thanks!

[@christian53050]

What kind of acrylic is the air brush medium mixed in with...liquid acrylics or tube?

[@colleengutschenritter4]

What a great video! I wish I had seen this before I threw away so many ugly paintings ... they could have been underlayers to something wonderful. How would you suggest getting the drippies for someone without the vertical wall for holding boards or papers? I have to work on a large flat table for now ... just keep picking them up after you slosh on the paint? I'm really enjoying your KZbin videos!

[@PamelaCaughey]

Colleen - though yes, lifting the boards off the floor at an angle works - I think perhaps trying the drips on paper on the floor and moving the paper around - after all, the paper can always be mounted on panel once you've decided which are your masterpieces. I often love to work on paper - can't do as much distressing - but light and manageable!! Great question :)

[@conniebrechtel2541]

Did you ever post the video with the wax???

[@donmoon5968]

its masking paper, fits on a gun that has a serrated blade and a roll of tape...as you pull the paper off it applies tape to the edge..

[@PamelaCaughey]

Oh thats awesome! Thanks for your comment - I will have to look for such an item :)! Pam

[@TatyanaHarkoff]

sorry, I cant find Part 1. Thank you

[@jeanneheywood3274]

Do I have to use a clear gesso before I switch over to oil and c/w?

[@PamelaCaughey]

Hi Jeanne - I have done it both ways. Without clear gesso, if you kind of rough up your acrylic painting first with sand paper or something coarse, it should be ok. It is the smooth, shiny surface of some acrylics that then have difficulty adhering to the cold wax/oil. Since I had tried this process with both the smoother surface and the clear gesso, I prefer not having to worry about and that's why I now use, but it "can" work, and if you already did paint over an acrylic without the clear gesso, don't worry about it. If you get a bit of peeling or chipping in various places, it is due to the lack of adhesion. It may be helpful, if you proceed without the clear gesso, to put several final coats of cwm on the surface when you are finished, letting each layer dry completely first. Best, Pam

[@joannavandeneijnden5437]

How can I find it please

[@denisechampion2227]

You just said acrylic, but the description is oil and cold wax so now I’m confused, easily done. LOL

[@333Judy333]

That paper is paint masking -- used by painters.

[@edsonbarreto2560]

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[@lyndaholloway5469]

It have been so much more interesting and helpful to have had sound.

[@PamelaCaughey]

lynda holloway There is definitely sound?

[@joannavandeneijnden5437]

I can not see video 111

[@Engelhafen]

Why do I want to say “you’re grounded”?

[@PamelaCaughey]

Engelhafen Many thanks 😉

[@yvonnewright3657]

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