Seascape Timelapse with Voiceover by Michael Klein

[@bonzejustice4029]

Hi from CT Michael; as always, I learn from watching you and really appreciate you sharing.

[@jeanluc5311]

Beautiful seascape, love that rock, gives deepness

[@jttigera2]

Beautiful to watch you work. Thanks for sharing your process

[@brianfarthing5288]

Well done Mike,throughly enjoy your videos.😊

[@chrisclampart]

This is great! Thanks for sharing this extra piece of content.

[@andriswood5434]

You are a consummate Master Sir! A pleasure to watch.

[@michaelkleinpochadepalette]

Very kind of you

[@andriswood5434]

@michaelkleinpochadepalette Credit where credit is due.

[@seanclarkdrums]

Thank you for position, I hope you would talk some about if you were using turps vs medium as the painting progressed. I took a class recently that talked about using the damvar linseed oil and turps, but a friend told me the damvar would eat my brushes and it seems to be true.

[@AmirErfanian]

thank you so much for sharing it !

[@michaelkleinpochadepalette]

You're welcome!

[@DeanMarsh1962]

Enjoy your videos, thank you keep them coming. What brand of “raw umber” do you use. I notice some brands have a Green bias. Want a yellow bias, as you said in an older video, a neutral yellow. Thanks again for the video.

[@michaelkleinpochadepalette]

That’s a really good question! For most of my colors paint make is not a concern except for the “three primary neutrals” raw umber, burnt umber, and ivory black. All in Old Holland paints.

[@DeanMarsh1962]

Old Holland, perfect. I have some other colors with old holland, I’m getting some raw umber then. I use your pallet for the most part, really like it 👍🏻 Have followed along mixing as well with a couple of your videos. Thanks, Michael.

[@DeanMarsh1962]

P.S. that would be a a cool video, your palette and color bias concerns… just throwing it out there, 😋