Oil painting for beginners supplies - what you need to buy

[@wildlifeartjm]

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[@abiprasadk4100]

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[@louiswolfe5012]

@wildlifeartjm I am Louis Wolfe. I am Louis Wolfe. I am a young 16 year old artist, born on May 5th, 2007. I do a lot of acrylic painting. I have been painting since I was 8 when my father showed me Bob Ross. If I am able to get pictures from my mom and if y'all have an Instagram, I would love to share them and my progress with you. Pls note that I have nothing posted yet because I just got Instagram and don't have any pictures of them. Only my mom does. Ever since I was 8, I would use store bought paint. I would first just get Wal-Mart paint until I was about 13, when I was starting to get into higher quality paint. However, I haven't been able to paint since April 2 years ago and I am so inspired, but can't afford anything right now. With that said, I was wanting to ask if I could get some help and be scent some paint supplies for me to paint again and start posting on Facebook because I am absolutely broken. And I mean broke broke. I do know what I personally would need personally. Hope you have a good day! Sincerely, Louis Wolfe

[@aisyahwanmus]

-Oil paint -Odourless thinners (after 1st layer) -Walnut alkyd medium (final layer) -varnish gamvar -stretch canvas -white&brown acrylics -brushes

[@jadajohnson3678]

Thank you so much

[@evelinam.5835]

Alkyd is not even neccesary

[@leasofielangstylulstein9596]

I just bought a couple of oil paint supplies, but when I tried them I was soooo intimidated and wanted to go back to acrylics. But now I feel more confident about it! I am no artist, did not go to artschool or anything but I think painting is fun. Thank you for this video! I am going to continue practicing😊

[@lucyinwonderlandart]

This is the most helpful video I've found on oil paints. Thank you so much, Jason! I'm buying my supplies tomorrow and I can't wait to start painting

[@MrSydney2006]

So am I !!

[@the_random_ramenishere1890]

How’d it go?

[@jtowers5]

Omg ty for breaking this down..especially explaining mediums and when and why to use!

[@angienevarez5305]

Thank you so much I'm a beginner and I need it this information is love the way you explain everything thank you and God bless you.

[@mathewfines8727]

Excellent presentation! I think this will help me get started back into oil painting.

[@didee1000]

Thanks so much Jason. So handy to know everything you need.

[@chrys9256]

I have to say thank you as well, oils always seemed like too much trouble and the drying time was especially annoying, but as per your suggestions I've been using Alkyd oils for a few months now and they really are an amazing medium to use. Very forgiving like you said and capable of producing any kind of result I want. I also got my brushes from Rosemary and Co. and I couldn't be more pleased with them. I'd like to ask if you've ever tried the Da Vinci Fast Drying Oils. Unlike the Griffin oils they offer true cadmiums that are more opaque and highly pigmented, I thought I'd try them out so I bought a Cadmium Yellow and Red Medium and in my humble opinion they really are superior in every way. They mix well with the Griffin alkyds and produce really clean and bright mixes. The only negative is probably their price and the fact that they aren't easy to find outside the US. I had to order them from their official website which means there's the additional shipping cost and import tax, but i think they're worth it regardless.

[@AshaJacobb]

Nice info 😊

[@julieragheb4909]

you’re so underrated 🥺🥺 i’m so happy u made this thank you!!

[@daytonagreg8765]

THANK YOU my friend! I’ve been trying to find this information. I’m halfway though but inspired because I’m no longer confused. THANKS AGAIN. I will check out you channel videos and your Patreon offerings. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🎨

[@bubbles7662]

Thank you Jason, I look forward to trying out oils soon! This is very helpful :) I appreciate it!

[@This.is.it307]

Thank you for the professional and straight forward video

[@tammyclark1207]

Excellent Jason Morgan. Thank you so much this video was very helpful. As I go forth in beginning oil. I will take this information with me. It is greatly appreciate. I grant you 100 percent in return and may a need be fulfilled for you, as you have fulfilled a need for me. Thank you Jason.

[@Tanny.M]

This is an excellent video, thank you so much for all this information!

[@judithgoulden972]

Thank you for such clear and concise information, so very helpful.

[@randomohsorandom]

Is there no problem stretching your finished canvases on a wood stretcher later if they have been tapes and painted on a board? I would have thought I would need to stretch the canvas, paint it, then take it off the stretcher to ship it. Otherwise, I assumed it would crack or lose stability somehow. I appreciate your thoughts on this.

[@LennyBonapart]

palette knife, palette, jars :)

[@guillermoal1667]

What do you need to start? Is simple: Cadmium yellow Cadmium red Ultramar blue Burnt sienna White titanium Mineral solvent or terpentine And few brushes and that’s it.

[@apridey7059]

Thank you for explaining so nicely.

[@RockDove5212]

For the initial thinning of the paint are there any non-toxic alternatives to gamsol? Could I use an oil like lavender or linseed at the initial stage?

[@RobertJonesWightpaint]

You could use a very LITTLE Linseed oil - better on a rigid surface than stretched canvas, but even so, provided you keep it to a minimum, you can use linseed. There are quite a few colours in regular oil paint that have plenty of oil in them to start with, and they can be applied with a stiff brush or even a bit of cloth. Keep lower layers as thin as possible. I don't use alkyds - they aren't just the same as regular oils, so this advice might not apply to them: I wouldn't know.

[@a.humphries8678]

Great video, thank you. Do you gesso the canvas?

[@jamiejamerson15]

Are there any heat set oil additives i could use to mix custom colors, store in jars, that wont dry out? That can also be heat cured?

[@a.humphries8678]

I've been practicing on oil paper, do I need to wait 6 months to frame and hang it up. I've read to wait anywhere from 2 days to 6 months. Thanks.

[@lolosham1328]

Can I ask you what is the best white (zinc , flake white hue, or soft mix white ) for light oil painting winson and newton,?

[@elizafbowen]

I brought oil paints from Michael Harding, Old Holland, Windsor Newton Winton, Williamsburg, Gamblin, Sennelier, Daniel Smith and Schmincke for the brushes I would definitely recommended Raphael 246810

[@çizimyap]

thanks... very nice share...

[@califmike2003]

I guess the big question is do the Griffen oil paints smell ?, are they toxic ?

[@emilklostermann5528]

I think this palette could use some magenta and a cyan, but I love the video

[@gailrees7703]

Thank you so much Jason great information

[@aa-fh4zo]

Aww

[@ashlyn3058]

This has been so helpful. Thankyou !!!!

[@HaneenElttayefArt]

This is very helpful. Thank you

[@merryannasimon8117]

Thankyou friend..

[@hattorihanzo8385]

Naples yellow Yellow ochre Cad yellow Cad orange Burnt sienna Burnt umber Perm sap green Primary - Windsor yellow Primary red, French ultramarine blue Titanium white Lamp Black …

[@astrid4328]

i really want to try out alkyd oilpaints, but i am affraid of the smell, how is the smell of these paints? i ditched all my oilpaint years ago because of the smell, now with moalisa odeless thinners maybe i can try it again. acrylics i use these days but i find them really hard for detail.

[@robertmarks6525]

I honestly enjoyed this video and every minute is full of information. It not full of university language. but everybody can relate to your simplicity way of breaking down things. But I have one question there are different grade in the paints what grade do you recommend for someone whom have been painting for 15years.

[@wildlifeartjm]

The Griffin alkyd oil by winsor and Newton I use has just the 1 grade. So it really is simple 👍😉

[@robertmarks6525]

@@wildlifeartjm thanks bro and love and respect from Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹

[@robertmarks6525]

And I will give it a try in the West Indies Daler Rowney paints dominates the art market I use Daler Rowney system 3 for acrylics painting I use Daler Rowney graduate in oils for my oil paintings I noticed yellowing in my whites. So I give your recommendation a try.

[@NotAGameAddict]

what is the rosemary site? i don't see the link

[@maggiemaggie7641]

this was great ! thank you !

[@evelinam.5835]

Begginer does not need so much stuff to try oils. All they need is oil and solvent. And later after finish varnish. Thats it.

[@jcepri]

I don't understand what you meant by what you said at 1:50 - that you use alkyd oils vs. "standard" oils. You said alkyd oils dry by the next morning vs. standard oil that take a week to dry? Not sure which I should get as a total beginner. Thanks.

[@candacepettiford8951]

Standard oils are typically like linseed oil and walnut oil they typically take about a week to dry I personally like using standard oils because they are more forgiving because you can go in with a palette knife and take it off before it dries. But if you’re used to working with acrylics and water based paints you may find the alkyds more suitable

[@mefirst4266]

FUCK ARE YOU CRAZY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RockDove5212]

Can you mix paints on any wood or glass board?

[@Jordan-ho5md]

emantsrif star you can mix oil paints on glass but you might want to also get a glass cleaning scraper

[@moriahhumphrey1879]

Thank you so much!

[@helenali6085]

can you use house paint acrylic primer for priming??

[@muhlenstedt]

Thank you a lot

[@nb_gudetama]

Thank you

[@halfbakedmason8364]

pencil fixative ... ty :)

[@RockDove5212]

Very helpful, thanks

[@sharmilamaheswaran1728]

I'm very confused. What do you have to apply before even painting with the oil paints? There is that substance to apply before painting. So what is it?

[@dandelionlys]

gesso

[@terranniet]

That's what the white acrylic is used for :)

[@mefirst4266]

JUST TAKE IT OUT BACK AN PISS ON IT. WORKS WELL FOR ME !!!!!

[@zaidshah4535]

If you’re a beginner watching this video please don’t waste your money, go and check out other beginner videos from paint coach and Florent farges. You barely need a third of materials mentioned in this video to get started.

[@rduff1999]

You are correct. Paint wise all you need are the five tubes on the right hand side of his layout. In fact you are very likely slowing your progress by not learning how to mix the multitude of colours one can get from just red, yellow, blue, white and black. All the other clouds he shows are what some people refer to as convenience colours.

[@zaidshah4535]

@@rduff1999 yes, though convenience colors are not for beginners and honestly dont belong in a beginners material list video.

[@anoopkp8148]

great vedio... and you look like stven wilson

[@lucillefemine2339]

How do you clean the brushes?

[@mefirst4266]

GO TO HOW DO I CLEAN MY BRUSHES OR MAYBE YOU SHOULD HAVE STARTED THERE 1ST

[@fadihannibal5043]

Cool😏😄

[@aleksanderborgerd757]

Paint, pure paint. En taym a wunt it dey or neyt

[@AXEmurdererAM]

Great vid mate! Just wondering what your accent is... it seems like you're Scandinavian and Welsh lmao

[@Shavyea]

This a whole grand right here...

[@wildlifeartjm]

? About £100 if you bought it all.

[@koskey06]

Why oil over say, watercooler? I mean watercolor is soooo much more easy to use, carry/travel etc.

[@tba1879]

I think it's important to use only synthetic brushes so as not to unnecessarily harm animals. Today's synthetics mimic natural hairs amazingly.

[@daisies667]

Tba 1 agreed!

[@Jacksbox11]

EXACTLY!!! Animals matter!

[@johnriggs9298]

No

[@Ρ.Σ-ρ3τ]

So right 👍

[@kathleenm3443]

Plus they work really well.

[@mefirst4266]

I FOUND OUT BY ACCIDENT I WAS A ARTIST THAT COULD PAINT. I WENT TO MICHEALS STORE ONE DAY AND BOUGHT 10 PACK OF ACRYLIC PAINT GOT ME A CANVIS AND PAINTED ALL MY FLOWERS AND TREES ON IT . WHEN MY WIFE GOT HOME SHE ASK ME WHERE I BOUGHT IT. I SAID AT A GALLERY IN LAGUNA BEACH FOR ONLY $4000 DOLLARS. SHE SAID YOU SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT 2. I SAID I DID GO LOOK IN GARAGE AT THE OTHER ONE. SHE CAME BACK AND SAID I WOULD TAKE THAT ONE BACK!!!!

[@sujanithtottempudi2991]

Can you please do demo on water mixable oils....or your opinion please

[@AshaJacobb]

Awe! Water mixed oils available! Nice to know 😊👍

[@tba1879]

Water-miscible oils are great--they are actual oil paints (not acrylics, for example) and their drying time is equivalent. Since I find them too streaky when thinned with water, I only use this method for underpainting--use can add various mediums (including thinner) specifically manufactured for w-m oils. They dry to a matte finish, so if you want glossy, you can either oil out or varnish (or both). Clean-up is a breeze. I use Holbein Duo Aqua's--they are buttery and flow well straight from the tube. Check out an artist called Mark Christopher Weber--he uses them.

[@AshaJacobb]

Tba 1 👍👍👍😊

[@rduff1999]

@@tba1879 I use W N water oil. Under painting with water, then a little water mixable linseed oil in subsequent layers or when doing alla prima ( wet in wet).

[@aadamkhwaja2499]

Thankyou Jason :)

[@سونیاباقری]

Please include Persian subtitles. Thank you 💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@dd52161]

has anyone heard of the colour paint 'poopadium' ??

[@mojtabarafizadah7702]

I'm from Shiraz

[@neeruartist7002]

How handsome you are 😍❤️

[@mefirst4266]

I USE HOME DEPOT PAINT!!! SELLS FOR $5 DOLLAR A PINT AND GET ANY COLOR YOU WANT !!!!!!!!!!! PS THEY MIGHT HAVE TROUBLE MIXING TIGER PAINT WITH ALL THE SPOTS !!!

[@mefirst4266]

OH SHIT MAN I DON'T PAINT NOTHING SMALLER THAN 4 FT X 4 FT SMALLER THAN THAT I CAN NOT SEE THE BOATS IN THE OCEAN !!!

[@lokib.7378]

Lol you ok?

[@mefirst4266]

I CAN GO THRU THOSE SMALL TUBES IN 2 HOURS !! SHIT MAN