10 Things I would do if I started oil painting today

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[@mogalcat3091]

Bro, I love seeing your channel grow! Feels like just the other day you had 2K subscribers. I've been watching every video since those days and you've helped me a lot.

[@roxannefineart]

So much good info here. Listen to this guy, he knows what he's talking about.

[@dezkarcy]

Love that you got to the point right at the beginning! makes for much easier flowing watching experience!! thanks for the advice!

For the base palette, I would also include a tube of burnt umber - it usually doesn’t break the bank but helps a lot to mix warm darks, and it also mixes a nice (but a bit transparent) black with ultramarine

[@paintcoach]

Yeah burnt umber is great

[@Davandmor]

Love all your videos and its been very helpful getting into oil painting

[@paintcoach]

Thanks! Im glad you like the videos

[@Davandmor]

@@paintcoach did you study art at an school or was it something that you learned all on your own?

[@martimajor4766]

Such a great video!!! Very grateful. I wish I had seen this video 3 years ago! But when I was first starting I wouldn’t know how valuable you are. This whole vid was about translating.

[@paintcoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@marcusvaldes]

Great video. Michael Shane Neal is such a badass. Met him at the Portrait Conference this year. What a super nice guy.

[@paintcoach]

Oh man he's the best!

[@user-cw9rr7qe5m]

Thank you for the video. As always, it has been very helpful and informative.

[@greedmarks7478]

I'm starting this week, not gonna lie, I'm kinda excited.

[@IterativeArt]

Yes, yes, yes! Funny how few art classes/teachers mention the idea of translation vs copying

[@barbaraclark9423]

Really encouraging info …

[@Anna-sr9ri]

Thank you for your videos! I used to love to paint but lost my motives when I graduated from college. Your videos gave motives to start painting again!

[@MandyMichels]

Always helpful and encouraging! Thanks, Chris!

[@AzureSymbiote]

Excellent tips as usual. Thank you very much!

[@paintcoach]

Glad you like them!

[@alexlamia9946]

This is great advice, especially for beginners! I’m an artist, who mostly does watercolor paintings. I haven’t worked with oil since 2017, and I want to get back into it.

[@Belief_Before_Glory]

Very helpful, thank you 🙏

[@paintcoach]

You're welcome!

[@tangiblepress]

excellent all the way.

[@paintcoach]

Thanks!

[@krestamansfield5983]

Love this video! Could you make a video for artist looking to transition from digital to traditional? I've been a digital artist for 8 years, and considerate myself an "intermediate" when it comes to understanding the fundamentals of painting (composition, form, light, color). However I have grown interested in oil paints again because I've started to feel like the screen "blocks" me from fully interacting with my art. I've watched a few of your videos already and it has been super helpful! However I still struggle with understanding how to approach certain things that are automated in digital art. I struggle with building from thin to thick because my digital brush is always thick. I also don't understand when to thin my paints with paint thinner, or with oil. I struggle with understanding what my layers should look like, as layers have a completely different function in digital. And lastly I struggle with capturing saturated colors. Digital painting really allows you to push color because ALL of the colors are right at your finger tips. However mixing paints almost always darkens or desaturates the paint. Is the only true to way to maintain saturation with paint is to not mix a color fresh out of the tube? Sorry for the long comment! I've really been enjoying diving into your channel!

[@bahumdinger8361]

Always great info...ty

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Thank you.

[@Mimmimok]

Great lesson. Thank you. I attend courses and however very nice teachers did not explain to all students importents of composition and how to use colos only correct individually each ones. In my opinion it takes longer for students to learn on their own mistakes. I learn a lot from Your videos. THANK YOU.

[@paintcoach]

Glad it was helpful!

[@MadHattaBG]

I mostly use gouache but this was still super helpful! Thank you!! 🖤

[@paintcoach]

Glad it was helpful!

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I will take these tricks thank youu😊

[@Shebacca6000]

Is basically. It’s okay to make shit up when you’re painting as long as it looks somewhat like what you’re painting 💫

[@youyougao2504]

Is French ultramarine the wrong primary colour to get? I’m struggling to get a blue green ish colour using it mixing with lemon yellow

[@dailydoodle42]

10:51 People dont realize learning art is like learning a new language. Its not magic. Ask someone if they think they can learn lets say French if they tried hard? Most likely would say yes. Ask them if they could learn art? Answer is often no. People dont trust themselves in art for some reason. If you can learn a new language you can learn art aswell

[@user-vs2vr6ln2m]

Omg i was literally about to start painting with oil colors and i saw you posted a video about it!! thaaank you😩😩🩷

[@seanfaherty]

Bob Ross taught me how to make the paint stick. Paint Coach taught me how to think