Painting in the forest ✶ thick impasto oil painting with palette knife 

Absolutely lovely, so skilful, thank you for your enlightening tutorial.

So beautiful and i enjoyed so much to watch you paint with palette knife. I hope that you make more palette knife videos. Lately i am trying palette knife myself and i think it allows a looser approach to painting.

Wonderful ✨

I have enjoyed your painting so much. You were so knowledgeable to me. Looking forward to other videos.

Sarah this is a lovely painting. One of my favs. I have that same for Ella box and am setting it up just for oils. Seeing you paint this encourages me to get out there and try my hand at it.

Soooo beautiful

Awesome job!

gorgeous!

Beautiful work

Beautiful painting, and awesome hat!

great job

this is not in stock though. The 5x7 is soo cute. do you recommend it?

your painting turned out so lovely! regarding your pochade box, did you have to install a Tee nut yourself when you got it (so you can attach it to a tripod)? The website says it comes pre drilled so i was wondering how that goes, and how easy it is

Really nice painting. I'm just trying Plein Air painting and am trying to film my journey. I have a few questions, you may be able to answer. I also use the water mixable oils because I refuse to use mineral spirits. Have you used traditional artist quality oils, if so how would you say water mixables behave in comparison. I have initial trouble getting the first layers to move across a gesso panel. Is that normal of all paints or is it a water mixable thing? I've tried all combinations of linseed oil, artisan thinner, artisan painters medium, and water and can never hit on a magic mix to make the paint flow consistently. I once started using unprimed MDF in a desperate attempt to get paint moving. If someone can reassure me that this is the same with traditional oils, I won't care as much. Lastly, does this Liquin impasto medium, improve flow. I once used Liquin original and thought it was the answer to my problems but the smell caused me to ditch it. Does impasto medium stink aswell? Many Thanks

Sarah, I have a pochade called a 'Bitterroot', it's made in the states. You can raise the bottom of your panel to avoid having to remove it every time you want to paint the bottom or side edges. I felt frustrated for you 😕 but once again enjoyed your rambling and painting 😊👍nice depth. allaprimapochade.com/products/10-x-12-bitterroot

Fun painting. Would like to know more of the name of the colors you use and mix together each time.