Time Lapse Painting Bread Cheese Olives with Elizabeth Robbins

This is a time lapse of painting bread, cheese and olives. I talk through the videos but I also have another full instructional video of painting bread and cheese on my Inspired to Paint Online Art Site. There are several free videos that you can watch
Inspired to Paint is an online art mentorship site with Elizabeth Robbins and Shanna Kunz. Over 100 tutorials to help you along your journey of becoming a better artist. 4 different membership plans to choose from. No contract, cancel anytime. We have Group critiques, Art History, Business tips for the Artist, Product Reviews, Concept Lessons and so much more.
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[@sherilegacy8870]

Incredible! Love it! I’m really considering becoming a member in someway!

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Please do!

[@itsshepherd5618]

Thank you for showing the erase/start-over!

[@ElizabethRobbins]

You bet!

[@SvetaMyak]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@catherinebast4456]

What a treat - a wonderful painting. Thanks for making my evening. Also, thanks for reminding me that you have brushes for sale on your site - I need some.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

You are so welcome

[@PedroHenrique-vs3mf]

This looks fantastic!

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you

[@miltonwelch4177]

Fresh and nice.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you

[@atzonaftaniel4798]

Real Class!

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you

[@Joel-ml5bg]

Awesome work.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Thank you!

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[@ElizabethRobbins]

Happy new year

[@followerofchristjesus5192]

Hello Elizabeth, I found your channel just yesterday and I must say I really enjoyed this video. New subscriber here. I would however like to know a few details, as I'm new to oil painting. I have been using watercolours since getting into art, tried oil painting around that time as well but failed. Hence, I'm trying my hand at it again because I love the vintage look it gives. Do you mix your oil paints with any substance before painting? Or do you use the paints straight out of the tubes? What brand oil paints do you use? I tried searching for the surface you mentioned that you're painting on, however could not find it on Amazon. Can you type the name or provide a link please? You also mentioned solvent and medium, what exactly do you use those for? Thanks in advance.

[@ElizabethRobbins]

So glad you found my channel. I have lots of videos on my Inspired to Paint online art course site. There a video on all my supplies and surfaces. Here's the link. Scroll down to watch the materials video and see a materials link. inspiredtopaint.com/elizabeth-robbins-bio/

[@followerofchristjesus5192]

​@@ElizabethRobbins Thank you so much for responding, and doing so promptly. I will definitely check out the website. Looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks again and God bless.

[@sherilegacy8870]

So if your painting is still a bit tacky the next day, it’s still fine to work on it. Is that right?

[@ElizabethRobbins]

Yes that is correct. As long as it’s not varnishef you can keep working on the painting

[@starbucks1971]

Are there any questions. From the video, you don't use Alizaza Crimson?

[@ElizabethRobbins]

I do use Liz and Crimson. I have a full materials list and video on my inspired to paint site. Http://inspiredtopaint.com

[@ElizabethRobbins]

That was supposed to say alizarin Crimson

[@dewarb8311]

Hi Elizabeth love what your work.. however having a knife for bread and cheese.. you had no straight edge for bread .. or slice..seemed a bit off ..just my opinion thanks

[@ElizabethRobbins]

I don’t know what you mean by a straight edge for the bread. The bread is situated at an angle so is the cheese so why would there be a straight edge