Painting Process(oil sketch) - Glazing Over Underpainting

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Riley. About Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze.

[@christinedennison7770]

Thank you, I will try this

[@creativegirlzariya]

Beautiful painting my friend 🤗 it's a master Peace ✌️ thanks for sharing my friend stay safe stay connected 🤗 God bless you 🤲

[@TC-8789]

Finger painting with lead white for the win.

[@bharadwajmudigonda5487]

Unless he actually puts that finger in his mouth without washing his hands first, he would be fine wouldn’t he? Honestly wondering.

[@ruedesilly]

I've been using Lead white for over 40 years since I was in high school and haven't had any health problems to date.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Chris. About Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. And "the clear liquid in the white bowl" is Turpentine oil!

[@dominum31]

Thank you for being so generous and share all your process with us. Bravo, Maestro!

[@ruedesilly]

Manuel Dombidau Thank you Manuel. I'm so glad.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you lciallelo. About Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze. Lead White is superior white pigment used for a long time. If you use it the expression of the plasticity of the under-painting, it makes a very beautiful texture.

[@duncanhewitt977]

love all of this really amazing video and love the music too, its great to see the painting close up and then the camera moves further away and the woman becomes more and more real, the skill used in this is phenomenal!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Duncan. I feel honored.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you cabyuaby. When I use a panel, I usually do under grounding by the chalk which mixed with glue. When I use a canvas, Moreover, I use the emulsion which I mixed oil with there. After a grounding dried, I do imprimatura in brown oil paint.

[@jessewaughcom]

I love the way you paint - bold and beautiful!

[@gloriacarrera3700]

Fabulous video! Thank you so much for sharing your process. It does worry me however that you have your fingers in the lead white like that.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Gloria. I've been using Lead white for over 40 years since I was in high school and haven't had any health problems until today.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Gloria. I am glad your nice comment. The white lead cannot be absorbed from skin directly. Of course, When I produced a wound in a hand, I am careful not to attach it to a hand. Thank you for worrying about me.

[@helent909]

Absolutely stunning work.

[@matthieukiriyama7219]

まだグラッシで描いている画家を探していた。やっと発見したら、さすが日本人の方です。とても上手ですね。また頑張ってください！

[@ruedesilly]

ありがとうございます。油絵を描いている方なのでしょうか。最近は以前と比べれば写実表現をする者が出てきていますので、グラッシを使う絵描きも少しずつ増えていると思いますよ。

[@tovechatham5203]

Fabulous what medium are you using watersoluable oils?

[@VOGELBIRD123]

Beautiful process and results, squire. I take my hat off to you. Thanks

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you VOGELBIRD123. I'm so glad.

[@ruedesilly]

If you want make Sun thickened oil in summer, may be You can make it within two months. I already took how to make medium which I used to a video. I intend to contribute it to KZbin. But I do not have time to edit it now. good luck!

[@anita-qq9iw]

wow, soooo good. thanks for sharing

[@JuliaSavva]

I love the tones! You are a master! Amazing video! I hope to see more of you!!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Ιουλία Σάββα. I am very busy now, but I'm going to a new post when I have time.

[@TheMrSlyxx]

I am in awe of this. Amazing work!!

[@ruedesilly]

Of course I use the paint brush made in Japan because I live in Japan, The paint brush made in Europe is wonderful too. Even if I use the paint brush of any country, I can paint it in the same way.

[@davidxiaopingxu]

Great video! You are the master! Hope to see more of your demos

[@TFYS-QA]

You've really honed in well on your skill, very well done!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you inscizor. I'm so glad.

[@taifhasanratul5183]

Lots of love for osamu obi and uploader

[@anonymousanonymous5327]

What are those brushes they are as stunning as your work

[@christinedennison7770]

Lovely, enjoy your technique

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you SKULLxSNAPS. Look like markers? I do not understand it well, But if it is a thin brush, It is a brush of the kolinsky. It is made in Japan, A lot of good paint brushes are made in the Europe too.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Reinaldo. I'm so glad.

[@niteowl365]

Do you use varnish or turpentine or both in the glazing, please? I LOVE your painting!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Stephanie .I use various paint brushes. The paint brush which I used first in this video is a very cheap pig fur brush. The paint brush which I secondly use is made in France. It is a paint brush made with the fur of the mongoose. The paint brush which I use when I paint hair is made in Japan. It is paint brush made with the fur of the raccoon dog and Kolinsky sable brush.

[@kirkwickizerart1078]

Well done!..Looks like the work of the old masters.

[@ruedesilly]

+Kirk Wickizer Art Thank you Kirk. I'm so glad.

[@rattynflas]

pretty good technique , nice painting

[@ruedesilly]

I waited for a few days till under painting dried. I painted this painting in total in two days, This video photographed the second day. When I do glazing, I paint by the "Wet in wet". I can blur or mix paint on the screen freely within the paint dries.

[@nattadetlee1817]

Very beautiful I am very curious to know the process of making this linseed.

[@rodrigomartinsdemedeiros2966]

Amazing work !

[@exploringhistoryofpunjab739]

Great touch

[@trinitaterion]

theres a proponen of a medium with oil and white only, what do you think about that one? Im aware the white is pure water almost water so thats why i ask. Good videos, keep them up!

[@ruedesilly]

If you want to try mediumu which I use, You please look for how to make mayonnaise. You may look for a cookbook. May be you can use five volume oil for 1 volume egg yolk.

[@muratbarlastekin2685]

That's so magnificient technic. Thanks. I understand that we can use the stand oil for glazing. Is it right? And the other question is if some areas will be bright and some ones not bright, I'm curious to know how we solve the non homogen brightness problem on canvas. Thanks for your answer in advance.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Murat. Recent scientific analysis seems to show that almost no resin varnish is used in oil paintings until the 17th century. For me, it is important that the medium used for glazing is mainly drying oil. I myself use a drying oil as an medium, which is an emulsion of a small amount of egg yolk, but of course, it is possible to use only the drying oil. And to achieve a smooth tone, a slightly polymerized drying oil would be effective. For example, stand oil and sun thickened oil. And I'm sorry. I didn't quite understand your second question. I'm not good at English.

[@muratbarlastekin2685]

Dear@@ruedesilly thanks for the answer. The second question is about the brightness of the surface of finished painting. Without any varnish, some areas of canvas are shiny but some ones are not. It is about the spect of pigments I think. I want to get the bright finish after the paint was dried. Can I solve this problem via using any medium?

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you winterstein firstsecond. I already took it about how to make Medium which I used. I already took about how to make Medium which I used. But I was not able to yet contribute it. I don't have time to edit it, Because I am busy now. If you visit my Facebook page,"Osamu Obi", the details are described there.

[@АнатолійЛитвиненко-г3ч]

Дуже дякую! без слів і так зрозумко. ще і ще дякую

[@miguellavariel1348]

Very advanced. The finished painting looks amazing! A short question, are the color combinations you showed always roughly the same? Or does this depend on the model you're painting?

[@ruedesilly]

The choices and combinations of colors have changed little by little over time, but they are basically the same for all paintings. However, the ratio of colors used will change depending on the skin color of the model and the light conditions at that time.

[@Chaveta32]

BEAUTIFUL! Let me ask you... Where do you put the egg yolk? The rudeness of the stroke is wonderfull. I´ll apreciate the help. Greetings from Argentina!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Danix. I make medium which added the egg yolk to sun thickened linseed oil. I am going to show the video which showed a way to make the medium. But I do not know when it is. Because I am busy now.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you whostosay100. I use Vandyke Brown at the beginning of Under-painting. It is earth color with the transparency.

[@louten]

Thanks for sharing these videos, you are amazing!

[@fannygarcia1361]

Hola me encantan sus pinturas son maravillosa su técnica me gusta mucho

[@LizWoodall]

This is a beautiful work. Please can you tell me what the clear liquid and off-white products are that you use in the beginning of the video? Thank you for sharing.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Liz. It is Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze. I'm sorry. I know that a lot of people ask about my medium. I intend to contribute a video about my medium. I already finished a video shoot. But I do not have time to edit it because I am busy. Please Wait for a while. If you want to know it, Please visit my Facebook page. I have a contribution about my Medium there.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you David. I'm so glad

[@KingHobson1]

Mannnnn ihave SOO much to ask you ,,, I'm a young painter and I love this video thanx alot

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you King Hobson. I'm glad.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you for watching my video well. I know that old masters used the vermillion. But there is contemporary superior pigment, too. I like classic materials, but use the superior contemporary materials in the same way.

[@nonmartini]

Like the build up of colour and texture in your work. Judging from the subtilty of the colour thats look like a lot of medium mixed with small amounts of paint. Is this so? And if so, doesn't it take a long time to dry? How many layers are there? Can#t find the info on your medium would be nice to know. thanks

[@88del2008]

It is a very good work of art...

[@thegreathowdini]

This is incredible. What's the material (the paste-like ) did you use before painting?

[@whostosay100]

Thank you for sharing this - a beautiful painting and a pleasure to watch its creation. Regarding the imprimatura, is it the Vandyke Brown you use? It creates a beautiful tone!

[@ruedesilly]

The impurimitura color I use is made up of a mixture of several earth colors. It is not constant in all paintings.

[@nv7287]

very interesting and good what paints and glazes + brushes are you using?

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you george. I'm so glad.

[@VincentFink]

beautiful, but you skip the most important info, what are you using to mix with the oils to glaze? You use it through the whole video, and point out the name of everything else but this.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Vinbasshred. It is Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze. I'm sorry. I know that a lot of people ask about my medium. I intend to contribute a video about my medium. I already finished a video shoot. But I do not have time to edit it because I am busy. Please Wait for a while. If you want to know it, Please visit my Facebook page. I have a contribution about my Medium there.

[@joeyvillamiel6763]

would need to learn how linseed oil and egg yolk being made. Does it makes it dry fast or vise versa?

[@thebones]

egg yolk drys more slowly than egg white when added to flax oil. If you want a fast drying oil, make 'glair' by distilling beaten egg whites and add three parts sun thickened flax oil to two parts glair.

[@oryanashelley2609]

Hello Mr. OBI, could you please share with us the ratio of oil to egg yolk, is it boiled linseed oil or Poppy oil? What time whas the first day; I mean how many hours can you paint in this Medium? Thank you for this wonderful Post.

[@roberthrodebert9263]

Where did you get those brushes?

[@Thedopestethiopian9]

I love your work!!!!!!

[@bodeaalex1142]

"Lead white sent many artists to an early grave"- Art History

[@ruedesilly]

I've been using Lead white for over 40 years since I was in high school and haven't had any health problems until today.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you davy j.y.

[@peronvey]

Your brush strokes and painting is so relaxing. Also, I've always wondered how you paint over it like that over the dry oil paint? Doesn't oil paint take so long to dry? How did you paint over it like that without smearing the whole thing? I just starting oil painting and I'd really appreciate you helping me out a bit :)

[@ferhatcubukcu394]

How do you get the yellowish oil that you use in glazing and add to the paint, that is, you produce? can i learn how to make this yellowish oil?

[@StudioCosentino]

I used to use my fingers a lot for smudging then stopped thankfully years ago... a couple of my artist friends have gotten seriously ill due to leads and chems in oils.. great job though

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you. I used the lead white until now more than 30 years, but I do not have a problem of my health. Thank you for being anxious about my health.

[@ytawn]

Thank you for sharing this !

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you ytawn.

[@Ladysmyth]

Stunning

[@brianjosephestanislao3511]

Is it safe to use turpentine as a glaze? Would really appreciate some expert advise.

[@jwbrito]

Good night master. What are the dimensions of this beautiful canvas?

[@cabyuaby]

hello mr. Obi, what did you use to make the underpainting before colouring it? is that oil paint?

[@domjohn2375]

Sir can i use zinc white to this process?

[@w0rm_legzz]

Also, I’d love to know where you got those detail brushes with the interesting handle.

[@hd-xc2lz]

Sharing such info keeps the producer in business.

[@ruedesilly]

Gracias BlackOOWhite. Me alegro.

[@Davy.J.Y]

i love this portrait..!

[@ArezEzman]

Beautiful ~

[@ruedesilly]

Arez Ezman Thank you Arez Ezman.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you 71oldboy. I wish that you will paint a great painting again.

[@danielmillard8134]

Love the work tho!.

[@markalexander9765]

are you waiting for the paint to dry between layers?

[@TheFiown]

Hi ,,thank you for such a clear video ,, and of course wonderful painting,,,, what are those fine brushes you use ? Are they asian ? they look a bit like calligraphy brushes ,,, many thanks Stéphanie

[@monicavillarreal1698]

the best tutorial eveeee!!!!!!!!!

[@mdamaris352]

loooool rubbing the lead white with the fingers.... had the same thought. Awesome painting but not the healthiest way I would say.

[@neehaglee7249]

Good one, Loved it ! Thanks for sharing such a wonderful video. :-)

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Neeha.　I'm so glad.

[@neehaglee7249]

Anytime :-)

[@techmorning]

Can´t find lead white in my area. Will Zinc white work for the same purpose?

[@jetsonjoe]

great image painting cool

[@lisarobinson9097]

What is the yellowish medium you are using to brush over the face before adding color? Thank you!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you +Lisa Robinson . It is Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze.

[@lisarobinson9097]

+ruedesilly Thank you for letting me know! I love your work!

[@Lynn4562]

Can you tell me what type of brushes you used for this painting? The ones that look like felt markers. Amazing painting.

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you +Lynn4562 . I use various types of brushes. The brush which I use best is made with mongoose fur. It is brush suitable for smooth, delicate expression. I use a brush made with fur of the pig also. It is suitable brush for powerful brush stroke. When I paint the details, I use the brush made with kolinsky. When I paint the details of the hair, I use the brush having a little long fur made with the fur of the raccoon dog. It is made in Japan. Of course,the expensive brush is so high-performance, But the cheap brush is useful well equally. For example, if you have a cheap brush that have loose tip, You can paint a lot of hairs by the brush at a time.

[@Adampennmoody]

What kind of fine brushes are the ones your using, if you don’t mind telling me?

[@NME10E]

How long between glazes must you wait?

[@faithbond8539]

What kind of brushes do you use for those very fine lines, i.e., the ones in the hair (I see at least two different kinds)?

[@kaykostanton3165]

Japanese brush, it is called Menso-hude

[@ruedesilly]

Faith Bond Yes. I use the brush in Japan. It is called menso. I use two kinds of menso brushes in this video. Those are made by kolinsky and a raccoon dog.

[@georgeayers]

great video!

[@tuviejorasputin]

what is that tiny brush you use on eyes details?

[@ErikvanElven]

Hi Osamu, thank you for your beautiful videos. I understand the yellow substance at 0:25 is your medium. But, can you tell me what is in the white bowl, the clear liquid. Is that turpentine? Thank you in advance for your answer

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Eric. Yes. It is turpentine. I do not use much turpentine, When at first I apply medium to a picture, I may dilute it with turpentine.

[@CL-xe5ks]

beautiful

[@DulaPearl]

You are fucking amazing!! I mean it! Soooooo talented! What I would give to paint even as half as good as you!

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Aja.

[@lindapoulton2982]

Very nice painting. And who was the music by please?

[@NathanEvansartwork]

Linda Poulton It's by Manuel Barrueco but I'm sure you can find other artists who have played it, the song is Lute Partita in E Major

[@jamesmclaughlin8360]

Love the work do you have a video I can buy of the whole process. james

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you James. I do not have a video to sell. But I intend to show my painting process little by little in youtube. And please visit my Facebook page if you are interested in my painting. I show my painting process there.

[@ruedesilly]

Grazie Veronicuddle.

[@Gyldan]

What is the first cream colored thing you use in you palette at the begining of the video???

[@ruedesilly]

Thank you Gyldan. It is Medium which I use, It is emulsion by Sun thickened linseed oil and the egg yolk. The character is almost oiliness, It is effective to give thickness to a glaze.

[@TC-8789]

ruedesilly How does this mixture hold up to yellowing over time?

[@ruslanruslaniv6263]

great video thank you very much

[@ruedesilly]

Grazas. Estou feliz.

[@weikiatteo]

this is like lullaby version for the eyes

[@trinitaterion]

dont like genuine vermillion? Being the technique so classical and respectful of old masters techniques i guessed you would prefer it than cadmiun red.