.36 Liquid Charcoal Demo

🐢turtles, birds and squirt bottles! Watch the demo using nitram liquid charcoal for wildlife art. Fun textures!

[@reb5824]

This is Fantastic! Watching an Australian artist, got me interested. In trying that liquid charcoal. I really appreciate. That you shared this with us!

[@WendyBale]

Hey, so glad you enjoyed the video. Liquid charcoal is fun to work with.

[@WendyBale]

You guys! 🥰 I’m so thrilled to see this video reach so many people! ♥️If you liked it, please subscribe and tap the bell. I’m planning an all-new follow up soon. In the meantime, I did remaster this and put the improved version up as episode 101.

[@tgpart72]

A privilege to meet you, wendy

[@artbychristydewitt]

Missed this lovely tutorial last year but really enjoying it now! Thanks, Wendy!

[@WendyBale]

Thank you. Glad you liked it. I’ve been meaning to do a new one!

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[@karsonmaximus3047]

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[@athenasword1]

Comes to mind : the old streets of London 1882

[@WendyBale]

Thanks for the comment…it does have an old world feel.

[@samradja5275]

Brilliant...

[@WendyBale]

Thanks!

[@EdieMiran]

Thanks!!!! 😀

[@WendyBale]

Thanks for watching!

[@barbaratibbets8643]

Thanks Wendy! I have got to try this!

[@WendyBale]

Hope you like it! I think it is super fun to work with

[@aliciarenner6877]

great I have an art supply hoarding problem already LOL

[@WendyBale]

I can relate!

[@edzejandehaan9265]

Serious question, how is this different from lamp black watercolor. I've been playing around with the lamp black from my set, making some monochrome sketches. Looks very similar.

[@WendyBale]

Sorry for the delay, I am just now seeing this question. Short answer is lamp black is made from soot produced by oil and charcoal is burned up wood. The binder is probably the same for the liquid charcoal and the lampblack watercolor. I have not used the lampblack watercolor in this way, but you have me curious and I want to do a comparison. I'm planning to do an update to this video sometime soon and this is a great idea to further the study of this medium. Thanks for asking!

[@edzejandehaan9265]

@Wendy Bale Thanks for your answer. And yeah a side-by-side comparison would be interesting.

[@adelacreative]

Thank you for sharing how you use the liquid charcoal!! Do you also varnish the canvas at the end to preserve the work?

[@WendyBale]

adelacreative yes. I use Windsor & Newton Spray fixative you seal the work.

[@jumanas4012]

when it dries ,do i still have to use fixative like normal charcoal ?

[@WendyBale]

It is not as smeary. I usually end up using dry charcoal along with it, so I do the fixative. But if you only use the liquid it could be fine without fix.