How to Paint a Mouth in Oil Paint!

In this recent installment, Scott Waddell continues this Portrait Painting in Oil by first underpainting then form painting the mouth. He fully explains his technique through the whole video.
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[@animecute13445]

I love your style of Drawing

[@tamforee445]

Thank you for your generosity sharing your artistic knowledge regarding the face!! You are so fun to listen to as well as being so informative!

[@crisalidathomassie1811]

Scott, thank yo so much for the demo and explanation when things don’t go so well. Taking us to the level of such detailed work is very much appreciated. It is important to pay attention and to follow the form of the face every inch of the way, or else we will have a big problem. You are an excellent artist and I love your work and dedication, mainly your determination to pass along the best way to paint a portrait. Blessings and take care.

[@toddtyrrell]

Hey Scott this is really helpful instruction at the moment, oiling out specifically. Followed your posts on youtube for a long time now. I am going to take advantage of the Patreon tutorials, many thanks!

[@ianoneill5905]

master at work!

[@paulbenedetti8869]

Great stuff!

[@Androoby]

You’re the man Scott

[@michaeljohnangel6359]

Bravo, maestro!! Another great lesson.

[@Ramesh_009]

Superb work 👌 sir

[@marcioluizdeoliveiraolivei9302]

The work is very good! What colors do you use to achieve that skin tone?

[@lazaroperesarequeareque5157]

Excelente mesmo

[@GONZALEZ1974]

thank yo

[@lawrence3521]

Hi I don't know what the problem is with the videos. The video cannot be translated and there is no subtitle file😠

[@wetwaredistributor6770]

You're a fantastic painter. I've noticed that you almost never do harsh highlights on skin. It kind of almost bothers me, because I'm always waiting for it in your videos. It being left out provides a very matte look to skin, which I'm guessing is intentional/a self-aware choice. I like skin to look a little moist and reflective though, as people generally have a bit of grease on em. Is there a reason you scale highlights back from your references? Is it just a preference thing? Either way great work, you're an inspiration.

[@whiteblossom4077]

Which oil color brand Scott? Looks transparent

[@thekappap]

i always have trouble painting the whole face and eyes and lips not easy .

[@drewgarcia9823]

Sir ..where is the HAIR

[@FluWorldOrder]

You have Europeanised her face. The nose is less wide and the lips less thick. If you were to have a Chinese model his eyes wouldn't have a slant, that is what you have done in this painting changed the geneo-type to westernised concept.

[@2012dxb]

What an interesting observation!

[@shaftomite007]

How do you possibly get the skin do smooth and realistic like that, where brush strokes are utterly invisible?

[@shaftomite007]

How long do you typically spend on a portrait like that?