That was fantastic, thank you. So on a dry oil painting can I use linseed oil for a glaze or is walnut oil better. Are the Art Spectum mediums ok to use as well ?
Thanks, Tim. Apparently linseed can yellow over time. There’s also a potential to develop a sensitivity to linseed oil, so those are the two reasons I use walnut oil instead. Walnut oil takes a little longer to dry than linseed. Sorry, I can’t remember if I’ve used art spectrum mediums before.
Stunning scenery and yet you’ve made it look even better. The subtle highlights in this and all of your paintings are breathtaking. I live near Santa Fe, New Mexico and the landscape here is an artist’s paradise. You belong here amongst some the best in the world.
hi from Christchurch - enjoying your videos! - just getting back into land/sea-scapes after many years in digital work so found these helpful with getting my head around acrylics and general workflow - cheers, lincoln
Dude, what the hell are you doing with that damn brush -- pressing the brush down and then twisting it this way and that, and holding it in that position for hours?? Did you suffer a seizure or a stroke midway in your explanation??
Oh my goodness, you skipped the hardesr part of the painting, really dude... Good gosh!! Part of the beach reflection and then there were people? No guide to how , when or what was given... Go figure
You are the reason I began ordering my brushes from Rosemary & Co. They're everything you said & more. I was so glad to see your video in my recommended list today. It's been awhile but I truly enjoy watching your videos.
