Learn to Paint The Light the Tim Packer Way

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Learn how I create the intense light effects in my paintings.

[@ivi122]

I’m so glad you’re back! I love your videos and your paintings are so beautiful and cool!

[@timpackerfinearts]

Love to hear that :) Thanks

[@AKContreras1]

Would your course help a portrait and figurative artist or is it geared mainly toward landscape artists?

[@loredanalinden1958]

Very insightful and perceptive - thank you for sharing!

[@timpackerfinearts]

My pleasure👍😊

[@butlerunia]

Tim, watching your content is very inspiring. Is that your son’s portrait?

[@timpackerfinearts]

Thanks 🙏 and yes it is 😊

[@pedroclaudio3401]

Hi Tim, thanks for sharing your knowledge. I really like your work and advises. I discovered your work and channel through the channel of Brooke Cormier. I also want to become a professional artist. I have a question. I also couldn't paint around toxic fumes, and I thought I will never be able to paint in oils. Then I discovered on KZbin that it is actually possible to paint with traditional oil paints without using any solvent, just using paint right from the tube. either wet on wet, or starting with a very thin application of paint and when it is fully cured, do the next layer. if more layers are necessary, add a bit more oil so that it is a bit more fat. This method requires patience and doing several painting at the same time, so when you let one dry, you keep going with another one. If adding too much oil, it can get really messy, so it requires to control the amount of oil you can add. once I learned to manage the supposed difficulties of not having solvent to thin or speed up the drying time, I realized that solvents are not an absolute necessity. They are just convenient. maybe this is not true? or maybe like many people do, when you had to stop using solvents you thought it was not possible to paint in oils without solvents? or do you think painting in oil paint without solvent is not a good idea? I would be interested to hear your opinion on that. Anyway, the technique you developed is great, it is always a pleasure to discover new possibilities. And I should give it a go. Thank you.

[@timpackerfinearts]

I just use the water soluble oils that also come with water-soluble mediums... no need for solvents

[@pedroclaudio3401]

@@timpackerfinearts alright, there are water soluble mediums as well, that is great, thanks for your answer

[@kimberleyvickersart]

Hi Tim, I’ve just found you and the knowledge and talent you have is amazing! Your art is beautiful ✨ the only thing is your thumbnails! So many words and clutter. I truly mean this in the most respectful way. We all learning daily. I feel I needed to say.. as so many people and artists could learn from you. 👍🏻 Like this vid! If you had no words, just one of your beautiful paintings and a well worded title, it would be amazing! The vid before with the police pic, I initially thought it was a crime story vid and nearly skipped by. If you update your thumbnails it will be game changing to you. 😃 Take care Kimberley.

[@timpackerfinearts]

thanks for the input 😊

[@preethas7710]

I want to purchase the course. It’s on sale now and I want to buy it now but I can paint only after a month when I am on vacation. If I purchase it, how long can I have access to the courses? Is there a time or no when the course will expire after purchase?

[@ImeldaFagin]

On the website it says you have lifetime access to the course. I’m not sure about the Q and A part. That is my question too. I actually don’t get back from vacation till the beginning of June and then I have the time to take the class.

[@carolgivati7372]

Hi Tim. Would you still paint a red background if you were painting a moonlight painting as opposed to a sunlit painting. ?

[@timpackerfinearts]

@@carolgivati7372 I would probably dull down the red a little and make it more of a burnt sienna 👍

[@Jfyhdg67]

Sir, I am so confused hope you will help me .I had my skill in painting I just wanted to buy oil paints but I don't know what's brand is non-toxic earlier I found winsor newton winton 37 ml oil paints on Amazon but there are cadmium pigments but those paints instructions says it's non toxic can you please tell me.

[@timpackerfinearts]

I would go by the information on the label.👍

[@dennishicks460]

Nice

[@timpackerfinearts]

thanks

[@Jfyhdg67]

Can you please tell me, if I don't have any degree in art so then I have to reduced my painting price?

[@timpackerfinearts]

absolutely not 👍 the value is determined by the quality of the work... not by some piece of paper the artist does or does not have 😉👍

[@gazzasoloman2562]

I thought you were gonna show how to create light effects, but it was just an ad for your course. I feel cheated

[@timpackerfinearts]

I showed you how using a red canvas creates the glow around the foliage... that and over 200 videos with free content... if thats not enough to show you one ad... happy to say bye bye :)

[@spartacusx8153]

He absolutely told you how he does it..red canvas..paint for ground first..then The background..and leave a space between for ground..background..

[@gazzasoloman2562]

Yes, he did- but it was mainly an ad to enroll us into his course. Four minutes of it.

[@gazzasoloman2562]

I’ll unsubscribe now