OIL ON CANVAS! Hard to beat. Lewis Noble working with oil paint

OIL ON CANVAS! Hard to beat.
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Working on a couple of 120cm x 120cm paintings on canvas.
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Working with mixed media using a variety of different paints. I work rapidly but build up the paintings in layers to make sketches that can be referenced in studio paintings.
Lewis Noble has lived and worked in Derbyshire since 1996. His focus lies in the physical and emotional impact of the landscape on the senses and the effect this experience has on us.
His paintings are not snapshots or photographic frozen moments but through repeated layering and eroding of the painted surface, they contain all of the time it takes to make them.
The result is a body of work that speaks to the heart of what it means to be part of the environment.
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[@sandraconstantine9599]

Thank you learned abut layering the oil paint wash so to speak😊

[@annavernick1490]

can see the mystery increase with this technique, please keepshowing thedevelopment of these painting, very interesting and inspiring. thank you

[@robertwebber8672]

use to be head gardener of a garden with an italian garden with formal canal as its star piece. for sure the summer days were beautiful with water lilies and dragonflys. but it was in the autumn and winter that the pond became very mysterious. as the water lilies yellowed and the tan beech leaves blew in it became a place of 'suspension'. which you capture beautifully here. magic of course but the technical aspects of how you get that are fascinating. many thanks. best R

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thanks Robert!

[@MariaMunoz-rz1nz]

I love your close ups, those are a painting in themselves, so much depth!

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thank you!

[@sheryldunshee-menton1523]

😊 I love M/M Oil painting the best of both worlds! I appreciate how you demonstrate & verbalize the process advantages and potential that glazing oil on top of acrylic can bring to finished work.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thanks!

[@carolynbanks162]

Thanks love the change with oil fantastic 😊

[@richardgardiner6439]

Fantastic short tutorials. Very noble of you to share your knowledge.

[@phillipturner7194]

Excellent demonstration in oils! I so appreciate your concern with the delicate play of colors and contrast.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

You're welcome

[@leetravathan]

I look forward to trying this!

[@Louisebova]

I just love your work and process. Thank you for your videos!

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thank you so much!

[@deborahleech5965]

Thankyou for sharing your thought processes...the oil paint gives it a lovely depth.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thanks, it's a special medium.

[@John-rb3yv]

Wow! That texture is spectacular mate Thanks again for sharing

[@LewisNobleArtist]

My pleasure

[@anamullan9558]

Thank you very much for this vide, very helpful. Great explanation on how to use oils after creating the first layers with acrylics.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thanks

[@lkiezl]

I hadnt thought if using thinned oil paint, I've been using binder and acrylic as a glaze to build layers but it does dry very quickly so you have to work quickly.

[@phutainguyen7807]

thank you so much

[@sallysharma7483]

Coming along nicely Lewis 👌

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thanks!

[@lkiezl]

With acrylics I find to work in the layers a layer of binder left to dry secures what is going to be underneath and them you can get subtle layers and a binder gives gloss and depth

[@LewisNobleArtist]

I get what you mean, I just don't get on with acrylic mediums. They have too plastic a look. The oil is far superior in my opinion and with an alkyd medium, drying time isn't an issue. I'd work in oil much more but find I'm becoming increasingly intolerant to solvents, so minimise the use. Thanks!

[@ellencline506]

Really looks good!

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thank you.

[@diannebond5656]

I really like your work

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thank you!

[@lenmey1]

Fascinating! Will you go over all the acrylic with oil? Can’t wait to see!

[@LewisNobleArtist]

I expect so...

[@ShayliVere8]

I have such a crush on you. Thanks for the great videos. Love your work and you are teaching me a lot.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

You are so welcome!

[@leahkenworthy5612]

This was fascinating to watch and see how your vision of the layered leaves in water came out. I've tried looking for any followups, but can't seem to find any. Are there any more related to these paintings?

[@lauriepaintsart8854]

Would like to see how you will progress further on these paintings, 🖌

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Thank you!

[@gol622]

Hi Lewis is this how you do all your paintiings ,acrylic first and then finish with oils.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Pretty much

[@sharontuohy2074]

Love your work and your process... thanks for sharing. Look forward to seeing how these two pieces progress. Can you tell me what the quick drying oil medium is please?

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Painting Medium. I get mine form Jackson's Art in UK

[@marychristophi6688]

Wonderful ,painting . Thank you for all your demonstrations, very informative, lovely 🙏

[@leemitchell1587]

Wonderful painting. When you start with acrylic and F add oil paint, do you put a clear coat on top to complete the piece?

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Varnish? Yes

[@sheilagreenall1165]

Is there anything I could use instead of using the oils to get this kind of effect Lewis? I can't use oil based paint because my hubby is asthmatic.

[@LewisNobleArtist]

Not that I know of. Oil is quite distinctive. You can get solvent free mediums and brush cleaners which might help but I've not used them. Thanks for watching.

[@sheilagreenall1165]

Thanks so much for this info. I'll look into that. Thanks so much for sharing your work too. It's really helpful to everyone.

[@richardgardiner6439]

Cobra water based oils are brilliant.

[@sheilagreenall1165]

Thanks Richard. That's great!

[@MelissaBrauen]

I use this glazing technique with acrylics. I will paint a coat of gloss medium over the piece first. When dry, I use a transparent color over some areas like this artist does, and then I wipe or dab off areas to create value differences and interest. The clear gloss coat protects the under-layer while you're glazing and rubbing away. It also 'brings up' the colors in the under-layer too, as most opaque acrylics can read as flat. Using gloss over your glazes can enhance this look too. I cannot speak to the difference in how it looks with oils vs acrylics, I think the artist does nice job of it here. But, I do get a very similar result.