Three Gels for Oil Painting with a demo. Learn Oil Painting with Vlad Duchev

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Three Gels for Oil Painting with a demo. Why, how, and when to use gel for oil painting. Learn Oil Painting with Vlad Duchev
Content:
00:00 Intro
02:14 Solvent-Free Gel by Gamblin
03:31 Galkyd Gel by Gamblin
05:40 Turpenoid Gel by Weber
10:25 Why using Gel
13:58 When using Gel
17:03 How to use Gel Demo
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30 июл 2024

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@openstudiod 3 года назад

My Friends, please let me know if you have any questions about using gel in your oil painting. Happy watching! Also, as ussual - please let me know what would you like to see next

@elisabethseeger5837 2 года назад

Solvent free gel is terrific for cleaning your brushes while you work too

@zeroman614 2 года назад

I love Gamblin G-Gel for Plein Air and the Gamblin solvent free gel for in-studio. I let the Solvent-free sit out for an hour prior to use and it works much more like the G-gel.

@shadowstarr7 3 года назад

Excellent! The difference between gels that "seem" to virtually be the same when you are at the art store is invaluable to me. Watching your process while you were painting and how much (actually, how little) you used - also invaluable for my information base. I learn something new in all of your videos. Thanks so much, Vlad!

@openstudiod 3 года назад

Thank you very much

@iamafollowerofChrist 11 месяцев назад

wonderful explanation. Thank u!

@bobgoodnoe4583 3 года назад

Well done, sir.

@christophemeathrel2784 2 года назад

Hi Vlad, many thanks for introducing me to the oil (huile) painting process. I have watched three of your vlogs and find them rich in basic and advanced content. So instructive for a newly retired amateur in France. After renovating my home to a point where time can be found to quietly view your tutorials. Sourcing materials as I understand the reason for each item. Thanks, merci. A'bientot from Cleguerec.

@openstudiod 2 года назад

merci pour les mots gentils

@openstudiod 2 года назад

Let me know if you need any help. In October I’m starting Patreon for my students with a lot of full length demos and instructions.

@romulusbuta9318 2 года назад

SUPERB ......!!!!

@danadelcastillo4716 Год назад

Thank you🙏🏼🤩

@tracyloringart Год назад

Really enjoyed watching your process, thank you!

@openstudiod Год назад

Hi Tracy, thank you for your comment. Have you participated in the recent poll I posted in the community? if not, do you mind participating in it? Thank you Vlad

@tracyloringart Год назад

@@openstudiod I have not! Where might I find it?

@openstudiod Год назад

@@tracyloringart it is under community

@tracyloringart Год назад

@@openstudiod just found it! Ty!

@Sam34292 10 месяцев назад

Thankyou, this was a great help. I avoid the smell of solvents and find water mixable oils good for the first layer, no solvent just water.

@DetraDearmas 3 года назад

This did help 100 percent. I've never used mediums before. It's gonna take some trial and error, but I think I understand.

@AvOs1976 3 года назад

Here where I live I use Corfix oil paintings gel yet. All the imported materials are so expensive here. Each time being worst to explore other alternatives for. Hugs from Rio de Janeiro city!

@jamiegossett Год назад

you might like OId Masters Maroger (Black Oil and Mastic Varnish), OM Italian Beeswax (Beexwax and Black Oil), and OM Black Oil (cold pressed linseed oil and Litharge(boiled lead)) all dry overnight and can be intermixed.

@bobbysands5385 2 года назад

Vlad, is your daytripper palette plastic or glass? Also, what color is it? Thanks for all your great videos!

@Tat2TankT 3 года назад

Thanks again I think I’ve seen all your videos the past 2 days . I enjoyed highly I’d love to see a video on mixing colors how n why if you don’t mind

@openstudiod 3 года назад

I would love to shoot a video on mixing colors.., but if you can clarify what exactly of mixing the colors part would you like to see

@Tat2TankT 2 года назад

@@openstudiod I use yellow to brighten my green n white to change my shades of my colors,I guess I’d like to learn what colors I could compliment the colors n not so much white

@openstudiod 2 года назад

@@Tat2TankT I use light yellow, light blue, and light red.. and recently I added light green to bring up the values of my mixes, and to avoid using t- white.

@catherineraper 2 года назад

Hi! I’m assuming the Gamblin galkyd gel has a solvent smell because the solvent- free doesn’t? 😃

@candacetroystudios 4 месяца назад

Have you used Fast Dry (FastMatte Gamblin) made with refined linseed (flax) oil? For under painting? Thoughts?

@candacetroystudios 4 месяца назад

3:00 PST I love your teaching style and your painting skills. I missed what type of varnish in your under painting mix. Can I use quick dry linseed oil and Gamsol? Thoroughly enjoyed watching!

@openstudiod 4 месяца назад

Thank you! I would recommend varnish and gamsol 1:1. Fast dry linseed will yellow in a couple of years.

@jamminjordo1123 2 года назад

Hey Vlad! Thanks for the responses on another video of yours! The videos are great and very informative. I am wondering though, how long do you wait between each layer or do you paint alla Prima basically all the time? Thank you and have a great day!

@openstudiod 2 года назад

About 10-15 min between the layers

@palm0018 Год назад

Здравствуйте. Можете подсказать сколько часов сохнет краска если просто добавить в нее Galkyd gel?

@michaelwood5519 3 года назад

I just got some of that Weber brand Gel but haven't tried it yet. I use their Titanium white also.

@openstudiod 3 года назад

It is one of the best impasto gel on the market… unfortunately not so much advertised

@michaelwood5519 3 года назад

@@openstudiod That's true, I haven't seen many people using it yet. I think they are promoting it more lately.

@cm6872 Год назад

Hi, thanks for this. I just have a question, 16:40 isn't solvent-free gel considered fat (fat over lean rule) won't using less in the proceeding layers break the rule making it lean over fat?

@openstudiod Год назад

I don’t think so. You want to use less of it at the finish layer to make sure the hue of your colors are steady. Gel will reduce it… makes it flat.

@ankith05 3 года назад

How are these gels different from regular linseed or other oils or thinners? Are these mostly useful for plein air studies because I have been using only oil color and thinners for quick paint

@openstudiod 3 года назад

Gels and thinners are two different mediums for different purposes. I, personally, do not consider the thinners as strength forward medium but more like a base for making your special medium. For example, Gamsol is a base thinners or one usual part of mixed medium. It is also in some cases a brush cleaner - but NOT a stand alone medium. Gels, on the other hand, are straight forward mediums.

@ankith05 3 года назад

@@openstudiod I basically use solvents to tone down the canvas and clean the brushes and only use colors directly from the tube with no medium or linseed as a medium sparingly , for glazing and stuff.using more fat mediums - for the end building up layers- “fat over lean “ and not more different mediums on one painting.I would definitely be trying the impasto medium . Thanks for the video