Head To Toe Full Tutorial Part 4 || Painting

In this tutorial I paint Chuck. I have really enjoyed doing this Head to Toe project and look forward to doing more woodcarvings like this!
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Part 1: • Head To Toes Full Tuto...
Part 2: • Head To Toes Full Tuto...
Part 3: • Head To Toes Full Tuto...
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[@danielmilliken8903]

I love the longer videos more! Cause everything u show us and teach is Gold !

[@neilmorton3888]

I know the video was longer than usual but it's much better to see the whole process rather than time skip like most other people do and miss a whole chunk of how things are done , thanks for your time showing your technique for getting the various processes done. Once again keep 'em coming :)

[@user-db6ms6od8q]

Van another great video. Glad you did the whole process.

[@jackbryant9879]

Very nice video, thanks for the lesson

[@frankwhite9710]

Thanks Van another good video I learned some stuff I didn't know

[@vrb1960]

Nice project, good instruction. Really enjoy your videos. 😊

[@donguber8383]

Learned some interesting techniques. Thanks

[@XEmeralDQueenX]

Hi, I love your painting process but I was wondering what blue are you using for the blue coloring. I know you mix your paints with water but I don't know what blue are you using...thanks learning while watching.

[@winnerscreed6767]

Love the name Chuck Roast 🤣

[@christiancapelle1444]

Anglais hello, very good video (and the others too). Could you remind me of the mixture you do to soak the sculpture at the end of the video. I am not an English speaker and the translation is not good. Thank you

[@vankellywoodcarvings]

Thank you! The mixture starts with one quart of boiled linseed oil; into that, squeeze approximately 1/2 burnt umber oil paint from the tube, add 25% mineral . Then mix well!

[@christiancapelle1444]

@@vankellywoodcarvings despite google translation I do not understand the word mineral.

[@danielmilliken8903]

@@christiancapelle1444try turpentine