SILK PAINTING WITH JEAN-BAPTISTE - WATER BASED RESIST

[@vdelon48]

Dear Daniel Jean-Baptiste, We really liked your video and music. And my wife and I applaud your talent! Estimado Daniel Jean-Baptiste, Nos gustó mucho su video y música. Y mi esposa y yo aplaudimos tu talento!

[@CoxJoxSox]

Daniel you are so gifted and kind for sharing your gift - I'm sending you all good thoughts and wishes :D

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks.

[@mayngel]

Absolutely beautiful. What an artist you are! the music is perfect. Your technique is great. Glad I came across your video.

[@ecchedanaboutique592]

Hats off sir.. You are soo talented and the way you have shown your work.. Just wow..my best wishes to you

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thank you, I wish you the best too.

[@gina-mariaweigel3821]

Your work is truly beautiful. Thanks for sharing your processes,

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks, I am glad that my videos are enjoyed.

[@barbiedollsdress24]

Your works are amazing! Really appreciate your sharing. So the paper cone is put inside the plastic sheet one? And how hot should the wax be that it won't melt the plastic? Thank you.🙏🤗

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

2`Thank you, this applicator only works with a cold wax resist.

[@barbiedollsdress24]

Thank you so much. Is this cone works better than canting? If so I would look for cold wax resist in Thailand.

[@lana8626]

Hola, no entiendo bien si lo que usas es cera o guta. ¿Podrías aclararmelo, por favor?. Haces un trabajo precioso.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Hola, este video lo explica mejor. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX27gaSEaJxoe5o

[@lana8626]

@@DanielJeanBaptiste Thank you!

[@ledesalaura6793]

You are adorable! You are an amazing artist!!! Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge :)

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks for liking.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks, yes the silk is placed directly over the drawing, no plastic underneath.

[@licanvas12]

Hello Jean-Baptiste, Thanks a lot for sharing your amazing work-passion. It is really fascinating!

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks for the positive feedback.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Hi Nerrame, the water based resist and water based paints are from gsdye in Toronto Canada. You can Google gsdye

[@katiesteele9495]

Thank you so much for sharing your technique; perhaps, after years of watching you, I will be brave enough some day to try myself!

[@narellefoley262]

Thank you so very much. Your work is incredible!;

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thank you.

[@revadhingra6988]

Very. Beautiful…how do you fill your cone with wax? Does the wax not solidifies while you are working with it .

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thank you, the filled cone will harden eventually, but I put an amount that is used up before this happens. This video should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rX27gaSEaJxoe5o

[@m.LUZ_de_LUNA]

Maravillosos , me encanta tú trabajo y tú inspiración !!

[@janellbennett9957]

So lovely! Do you use a silk paint that's heat set? Or do you use a dye? How is the color bonded to the silk?

[@Danyglady]

Buenas tardes D. Daniel Jean B, me encantan sus pinturas maravillosas, llenas de tanto colorido y arte que me alegra el alma. Muchas gracias por compartir su Don en los videos que realiza. Saludos Gladys

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

deLeón Ramos Daniel Gracias Saludos Gladys, tengo el honor que te ha gustado mi trabajo.

[@reefvampireo]

I can't stop watching your art project ...I have used pebeo setasilk for many years. But I can't find the other water color based to paint on silk in USA..I must order them from Canada. ........

[@miniart2982]

An excellent work

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thank you so much 😀

[@Tentmakerindia]

Beautiful creation. What kind of wax resist it is? Do you have to melt and pour ? Did you say it is washable, or it has to be removed by heat iron on?

[@lmgordon48]

Your work is just breathtaking. I have been following your suggestions for products and techniques, but I am running into a problem with color bleeding out beyond the resist no matter how carefully it is applied. Do you wash or treat the silk before beginning your painting? Help!!!!!!

[@kellyzumberge]

You are awesome for sharing your very unique technique. So do you place the silk directly over your original drawing and apply the resist? The wax does not bleed? It looks like there might be plastic underneath also?

[@nerrame]

Thanks Jean for sharing your knowledge ! did ya say bee wax ? to color the wax use the same water base paint that you actually use to paint on silk?

[@alpecas88]

FELICITACIONES , ADMIRO SU TRABAJO.

[@janesmith4617]

This is so interesting! I've been battling with squeezy bottles but this looks so much better. I don't suppose you could tell me what thickness of acetate you use? I've looked it up online and it comes in so many grades, and I don't want to buy some that's so thick it won't bend, or too thin to hold together.

[@janesmith4617]

(I used to ice a lot of cakes, and would make little piping bags with pieces of greaseproof paper in much the same way, so your end over end and twist was very familiar to me.)

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

The thickness is like the acetate found in photo albums, not too heavy.

[@erikapittman7338]

Amazing work Jean-Baptiste! Very inspiring :) Do you use G&S Waterbased Resist or Pebeo Waterbased Gutta? I've used clear but I love the idea of adding waterbased paint (liquid watercolour, I assume).

[@kazenda]

Beautiful work! What type of brushes do you use?

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I use cheap bamboo sumi sheep hair brushes.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Hi Linda: It could be a few things, the resist line is too thin, maybe too much paint on the silk at one time, but the usual cause is that you need to let the silk dry when painting, you can't have areas besides each other wet at the same time. What is the weight of your silk? Maybe the mm is to thick, also I use Habotai silk, I find thicker silks don't allow the resist to penetrate to the other side.

[@reefvampireo]

Gorgeous... I love your rich colors.. Where can I find them ..what brand are they?! Thank you ..

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

They are Pebeo Setasilk water based silk paints.

[@UzmaBaig]

Plz share any tip to remove color from selected part on silk?

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I use water-based silk paints which cannot be removed.

[@UzmaBaig]

@@DanielJeanBaptiste am using same, Thts y asked if there is any option to correct... If applied wrong color mistakenly

[@meowbang9836]

..Hi Jean...I hope you are still answering questions on this subject... The thing I am curious about is...You say you use water based colorants in your wax?...Don't you remove the resist when steaming or washing the final painting?....and thus remove that color in your design?....

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Meow Bang Hi Meow, since I use water based silk paint which cure upon drying, I do not steam the art work. It goes straight to framing upon drying.

[@pouponcrazycat5987]

Meow Bang the only way you want to be able to steam it is if you want to wear it, Jean Batiste Does not wear his works, he puts them right to a frame and glass and sets it this way. he is an awesome artist. Does it very well. If you steam your work you must be very careful not to have the other colors mix with your other colors, so they do not get what they look like is pillered colors blended colors, not a good thing if you are going professional.

[@aashibaphana3636]

This was amazing thank you so much for sharing . What kind of silk you used in this process??

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

10 mm habotai silk.

[@carolewilliams6177]

Hi Daniel Can I ask what paper you use to draw on, I know you use re- mounting spray but mine stuck quite a bit when I took the silk off my paper, think I’m using the wrong paper, be glad if you could help please.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Hi Carole, I use bleached kraft paper and 3m re-mountable spray adhesive, as well Resistad, some other water-based resist stick to the paper.

[@carolewilliams6177]

Daniel Jean-Baptiste thank you for your reply, your art is looking fantastic!

[@pouponcrazycat5987]

May I ask you where do I buy the wax at? And how do I melt this from a pot??? and after it dries I then steam this and wash it to remove the wax is that correct?? thank you.

[@costume35]

Hello mr jean please can you send me a link to where I can get the clear film so I can make some cones

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Sorry for the late reply. go to www.amazon.ca/Multi-Page-Capacity-Protectors-capacity-75302/dp/B00EHE3UBG/ref=sr_1_7?crid=BW4NDWOA20K8&keywords=page+protectors&qid=1673622300&s=office&sprefix=page+%2Coffice-products%2C70&sr=1-7

[@marthalg7702]

Hermoso

[@kellyzumberge]

Is the resist a wax that has to be melted?

[@tonywatts8874]

Hello mr jean please can you send me a link to where I can get that clear film to make sone cones

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I use acetate sheet protectors, you can get them from any office supply store. I use Amazon.

[@lindeclark65]

Hi Daniel, I have a question. I made a bunch of acetate cones about 6 to 8 inches long. I tested the flow with water, and it just constantly dripped out even without applying pressure. Will this change because of the thickness of the resist?

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

What resist brand are you using? Sounds like the resist is too runny, try making it a little thicker, it should pour slowly, as well you need a fine tip.

[@lindeclark65]

I haven't put the resist in yet I was just testing the flow. My question was. Once I put the Dharma Trading resist in, will it be thick enough to just stay in the cone without squeezing. The openings are very tiny. However, I made a few different opening sizes.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Yes, the thickness makes all the difference.

[@lindeclark65]

I figured that may be the case. I re-did all the cones and the opening is very tiny like yours now. My cone is short though ( about 6 inches versus your 8-10 because I have little hands. LOL. BTW you do beautiful work, BRAVO!

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I am not familiar with your brand of resist. I use resist from www.gsdye.com

[@sujaynazareth307]

where would you recommend I get the sumi brushes in Canada?

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

www.gsdye.com

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

@Poupon Crazy Cat, This is a cold water based wax resist from www.gsdye.com, no melting in pot required. After drying it can be washed out.

[@pouponcrazycat5987]

thanks, I have tried other things, that work just as good, When you get your prints do you free hand the large prints or do you make a copy then put it underneath and then outline the pattern. I outline mine with a light box for I can get my silk to adhere by a crayon so I can use my gutta which is water based paint, I use Deco=Art Water Based paint this works wonderful its called Metalics work wonderful you ought to buy from dharma trading.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I free hand all the painting. The resist is traced onto the silk while it is sitting on the paper flat on the table.

[@pouponcrazycat5987]

great I love your work the only problem I have is the stretch board, I bought so many different kinds, I ended up with stretcher boards I pin with tacs on and it works but the problem it leaves little holes on the end of the silk.. I love working with chuermese the shiny silk, it works so well and then I steam it.. Do you steam your work or does it just go into the frame? I noticed when I steam the fading starts.. when I do not steam I place the work directly on a mat and frame it... .Lovely work you do.. just love your work by the way thank you for your responses, everyone who subscribes with me loves your work too.

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

Thanks for liking my work. I do not steam my silk because I use water based silk paints which cure upon drying. Silk dye fades, so because my work is meant to hang as a painting, I use silk paints that are pigment based and do not fade. To me, silk dyes are more for producing apparel. I only work with 10 mm Habotai silk.

[@pouponcrazycat5987]

I use DuPont dyes so bright. Lovely colors

[@binadua9478]

How do u remove the wax after painting

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

I never remove the wax because it is part of my finished art to be framed.

[@ip4470]

could you tell me about the wax brand you use please?

[@DanielJeanBaptiste]

It is a water-based resist from www.gsdye.com/g-s-waterbased-resist.html