Thick Impasto Painting Tutorial in Oils | Mastering Color Values!

[@jeanyang8305]

Your painting has a modern feeling with a strong traditional foundation. Brilliant.

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for that. Great to connect

[@carolynholland291]

Thankyou for sharing your technique, palette and tools. Very informative and a beautiful result.

[@zr_fine_art]

@@carolynholland291 My pleasure. Thank you for stopping by and connecting

[@olgaspathis8128]

your steps and the way you painted this painting was absolutely up there with the masters. You are an exquisite painter and I am sure you will be one of those people who will leave a mark in art! I have one comment- lately I have been reviewing the psychology of color and what appeals to the masses- in the present art market there is this trend of adding teal/slight lavender within the painting- especially the gold areas- very slight the way you did your painting. I say this because a masterpiece like this needs to be in a MANSION- or a villa type setting. I think most people that buy art have smaller walls or less. I believe what happens with these two colors I mention is they give a modern approach which can match a pillow or drap or a living room. I was actually going to try doing the steps of your painting (I will change the face b/c I hate copying other artists ( and I have a mantra now as an artist I HAVE TO SELL!) and I will try, to use the teal/slight lavender within the gold. I would love to hear your thoughts. I only comment b/c as I take something from an artist (knowledge, passion, style) I like to give something back! LOVE the painting! I have subscribed

[@zr_fine_art]

@@olgaspathis8128 Thank you for the kind words and for connecting. My plan is to put inspirational, educative material out there but sometimes worry that it may be confusing. Hopefully over time I'll get better at simplifying concepts as I have great plans for the channel. Honestly the coleour I use all play a vital, vibrating role with one another (teal included). I actually don't use teal, but mix it myself based on temperature. Please use my concepts and practices them. It's a great achievement if I inspire others. Cheers

[@olgaspathis8128]

@@zr_fine_art yes i will use your methods and I will try to mix my own teal- I just find this whole business with teal is crazy, not sure why I just find more people buy items from me when teal is somehow incorporated.

[@denisemossman2904]

wow, fabulous, thanks so much for your video!

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for stopping by. Cheers

[@carlanderson6205]

I have never seen a portrait painted like this. It is amazing.I love the abstract quality of it. The more abstract the better. I hope you keep doing videos like this. God bless and thank you.

[@zr_fine_art]

@@carlanderson6205 Thank you for your compliments and connecting. I strive to blend representational realistic style with abstraction and expressionism. Will try to post new educational video regularly. God bless you

[@CatWezel66]

😍👏So beautiful! Thanks for sharing this process 😁💝

[@zr_fine_art]

You're welcome. Thanks for connecting

[@agapeworkshop2858]

pozdrav Zorane i hvala za video. Jedva cekam da probam i sam 🙏

[@zr_fine_art]

Hvala. Pozdrav i samo napred

[@maggiematthews2547]

Just yesterday I was trying to explain how I wanted to paint a little portrait. I didn’t have a clue only a vision. This is a totally incredible find. Absolutely over the moon! Keep building your KZbin channel it’s so good. Thank you for your generosity too.

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you Maggie. And thanks for connecting. Let me know how it goes. Happy painting

[@eroticartzone4597]

Buen trabajo amigo!

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you

[@patrickhoy2475]

Gustav Klimt effect, Demonstrating the layering relationships and kindred tonal comlementary waltzes of dancing lights. Cool and warm overlays to dark recesses and crisp depth producing emphasis. Very interesting techiques. Rosie Hoy New Zealand

[@zr_fine_art]

@@patrickhoy2475 wow. I have nothing to say but thank you..:)

[@izat8598]

Beautiful! 😊

[@zr_fine_art]

@@izat8598 Thank you

[@winifredwhitfield]

Great, Thank you

[@zr_fine_art]

@@winifredwhitfield My pleasure. Thank you

[@darlene206]

Very inspiring. Unique approach. Thank you for being so generous with explaining your technique.

[@zr_fine_art]

@@darlene206 My pleasure. I plan on sharing all that I've learnt and creating a community here of like minded art lovers. Glad to connect. Cheers

[@recreepy]

It's an awe-inspiring moment, witnessing the intricate details of this artwork.😃😀😀😀😀😊

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you so much. It means alot when you inspire others. Great to connect

[@moraarte2346]

Wow! Loved it! Keep it up

[@zr_fine_art]

@@moraarte2346 Thank you. Hopefully first like this of many. Glad to connect

[@LoriAnneHarris]

I love your rambling! And your art! And I did pick up a trick! The arrangement of your plait, in warm’s and cool’s. And yes I use the

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you Lori. Happy painting!

[@josephwilson9805]

Enjoyed very much you'r instructions, I hope to see more of your work. You're an excellent teacher.

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I'm trying to share as much as possible in the allotted time. Glad to hear it was helpfull. Hopefully there will be many similar lessons tahablend realism and abstraction. Great to connect

[@jacqueswerdfeger1530]

Looking forward to next video!!

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you. Hopefully next week. Bit under the weather at the moment. Cheers

[@artfulkitchensllc471]

I adore this style!!! This is very inspiring. Please share more like this.

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for the kind words. It's alot of fun to paint. I plan on posting regularly sharing my 'intuitive' style of work. Glad to have you join. Cheers

[@rolfarnquist8343]

Beautiful work! Thanks for sharing!

[@zr_fine_art]

@@rolfarnquist8343 Thank you. My pleasure

[@georginacuriel6824]

maravilloso. muchas gracias.

[@zr_fine_art]

@@georginacuriel6824 My pleasure. Thank you

[@eddieesparza2635]

Beautifully done thank you for sharing

[@zr_fine_art]

It was my pleasure. Thank you for watching

[@rentiacoetzee3621]

Just fabulous!

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for that. Cheers

[@PaulineMitchell-b9x]

Very beautiful. Love it

[@zr_fine_art]

@@PaulineMitchell-b9x Thank you. The process is quite enjoyable as well. Not sure I was able to convey that. Anyway, pleased to connect

[@Marko.djukic]

Amazing

[@zr_fine_art]

@@Marko.djukic thanks

[@GavsTin-s6r]

Thank you for this video. It was very helpful. You are an amazing artist, keep up the good work!💯💯

[@zr_fine_art]

@@GavsTin-s6r Thank you for the compliments

[@manicsPerumbavoor]

Wonderful tutorial..I really appreciate this style of work ❤

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you very much. Cheers

[@zr_fine_art]

It was alot of fun to make. Thanks for watching

[@markl240]

Thank you for posting that was very interesting. I had just bought some silicone brushes to use with my oil pastels, I will try using them for an impasto oil painting as well.

[@zr_fine_art]

@@markl240 Awesome. Let me know how it goes. Cheers

[@godiejosef3788]

WOW

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you.

[@tess1193]

I love your work. It has a real wow factor. Please could you tell me where you bought the silicon paint brush . I also hate cleaning my many brushes at the end of a session !! Thank you for a wonderful video x

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for the kind words. I should have probably mentioned the brand of the brushes. They are made by Princeton, but I can't find them any more. My supplier used to carry them here in Canada but no more. Maybe you'll have better luck finding them. Sorry

[@ritabykhovsky4175]

Thank you for this fantastic video. I am very happy to find you. I am 88 and learning to paint. But I use acrylic. Can I use your technique? I am allergic to oils. One more time, thank you, and Blessings. My favorite Saint is Serafim Sarovsky..

[@zr_fine_art]

Wow what a lovely comment. God bless you. It's I who's honoured to have you join us. Acrylics will behave differently than oils in many ways, but that does not mean that you can't experiment with them. However maybe it;s the solvents that you are allergic to as all oil colors are is pigment and an oil binder. Have you tried working with solvent free mediums or my favourite water soluable oils?

[@t-daze]

Great demo. I also dislike washing brushes at the end of a painting day and have tried leaving them soaking in oil or wrapping them and putting them in the freezer which I think is less wear and tear on the brushes. May I ask how do you clean your brayers?

[@zr_fine_art]

@@t-daze Thank you. Brayers come in soft or hard rubber versions and you can wipe both off at the end of a session and give them a light wash with soap. During painting you can just roll excess paint onto a wet or dry towel. That should do the trick to not muddy subsequent paint applications. Hope that helps. Happy painting

[@arcuda2001]

this was interesting to watch .. just a suggestion that the music is a bit distracting ..just thought you might want to know from a new subscriber .. thanks for sharing this video with us 👍👍 that touch of gold at the end is fabulous !! thx again.. Norakag , here 👍

[@zr_fine_art]

Haha. Thank you for that constructive criticism on music. My kids said the same thing. I'll look to adjust it for my next video. Glad to make your acquaintance.

[@benwuhan]

Thanks a lot for the tutorial. I loved it. There are a lot of good oil paintings tutorial on youtube but not much for expressive works like this, especially using unconventional techniques or material. I think it s really rare to see this kind of tutorial. thanks a lot again. I have two questions: irst, what is the name of the tool you mentioned liking to use? (I’m not a native English speaker, so I didn’t catch the name.) Second, did you use a photo reference for this piece, or did you design it entirely on your own?

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you for the compliments. I'm new to youtube, but not to teaching. Hopefully I can express concisely my process. I enjoy it. The tools I've had and used forever and it's somewhat worn, but I believe the brand is Princeton. As far as the reference, I used a free stock image for the general features, but deveated from it quite alot. After all I wasn't after a likeness for this portrait, but for the 'expression'. Happy to connect. Cheers

[@omerkoksal8681]

It’s a brayer roller.

[@benwuhan]

@@omerkoksal8681 i mean the tool after where he paint

[@omerkoksal8681]

@@benwuhansearch for “silicone brush”

[@zr_fine_art]

@@omerkoksal8681 Brayer is a roller yes. Printmaking tool

[@rosanna245]

🔝🔝🔝🔝👏👏👏👏

[@DanielMalstrom]

Do you ever wish to smooth out a few areas here and there for a bit of variety of style? fyi great stuff

[@zr_fine_art]

Thank you Daniel. I, infact do lose edges or at least soften them on the main subject, often. But for this one, I left it as is. Glad to connect

[@nickrodis6862]

Salamat po INRI

[@dianecourtney2724]

Beautiful. What else is there to say

[@zr_fine_art]

@@dianecourtney2724 Thank you. Hopefully alot more :)