Adding a colour wash to a monoprint filmed live. 

I love the unplanned/surprise marks that can be achieved with a printing technique like this. You just cant achieve the same quality/type of marks by applying the media directly to the substrate, love it!

You always hold me captivated every second of the way.There's always a surprise element waiting to reveal itself.

Like a rorschach - one can see whatever they want in it. So inspiring

I love your work, thank you

I guess you are a visual person. You know here to Draw the lines and make all those marks to the painting make sense. That's remarcable. I like that frame. I'll make one for me. Thanks

🥰🌺❤️!!!!!!!Λ!!!

Of course it was filmed live. What else would it be? And, as usual, it’s fabulous ❤️

Chapeau!

Dan. Been watching your videos for a while now - you have taught me a lot. Wanted to let you know of a method I discovered by accident recently - that you may want to utilize in a video. On paper - do a design in oil pastel ( usually bright colors work best, yellow and orange) and then cover either partially or completely with black oil paint, and then use a metal edge like a razor blade or whatever is flat and metal…to scrape the black oil paint, leaving a nice bright yet textural surface that is left by the oil pastel. Apologies if you already did a video like this. Cheers and thanks. J.

Love this one!

As always great video Dan! You've inspired me so much, Thank you

This is very nice as it is. Also good technique to get creativity going. Thanks

Simply great ! I just didn’t know that acrylic paint can be used over oilbar marks. Thanks for the lesson ! 🙏

Thank You 🌻