Amazing results from an amazing technique. This I am definitely going to try. Thank you so much for all the work and love you have put into this video!
Hey Charla, I'm excited for you! I think you will love this...it takes a minute to get used to, but then, when you wait for the "set up," it's amazing! Good luck and thanks for reaching out!
Rachel, I really enjoyed seeing the whole process of subtractive painting. Beginners, like myself, often think the creative process is linear, each stroke is deliberate and thought out. But watching your process teaches that the painting evolves. Your comments about pushing back, repeating colors, bringing forward, emphasized important concepts and how they are accomplished.
Hey Nan, I'm so glad you commented. Thank you. Yes, to me it's a process and it's a give and take. Patience is the greatest gift that painting has taught me. So many people think you have to get it the first try--some do--congrats to them. But for me, I work by trying things out. I learn more that way. Process, process, process....right? :>)
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@Killian Rocky I really appreciate your reply. I found the site on google and im trying it out now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
When I draw with vine charcoal it's very easy to add and subtract. Vine charcoal is soft and you can easily pull it up. So the thought process or technique seems very similar to your technique with Open acrylics.
@@lisah336 Oh, yes, I know what you mean now...it's both addition and subtraction with a stick of vine charcoal...I agree. When I paint with alcohol inks, it's the same thing there too...a lot of removal. It's fun to work "backwards". :-)
Hey there...I can see how you would like this as a woodworker. The reduction process is a different way of thinking. Of course with this, you CAN add back in but with wood, I imagine that would be pretty hard to do. :-) Thank you so much for wartching! I hope you will subscribe. I have a bunch more videos coming out soon.
