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i’ve been dying to understand paint color mixtures, etc. Thanks so much 🌷🌱 also learned how you layer the paint. 🎨

Just before you explained your background color, i was going Why did you paint your background dark orange ? exactly a few seconds later, you explained :) i guess that idea is natural because you’re talking about how colors change depending on the color next to it. ( doesn’t really show here.) 🪼🦀. 🪼🪲. 🪼🦢. 🪼🐝

Just before you explained your background color, i was going Why did you paint your background orange ? :)

I heard of that often, but I like some of the blacks, for background, but to lighten , or shadows , a darker of that color, OH then I have been doing it Right , Never had to be told WHY "NOT" use black To get the greens I will add Black/mixture to use for back ground green leaves. LEMONS when not Real ripe, look a bit green or when they start to mold, look greenish and gray. Do you talk about HUE COLOR

Why would her back take up half of the shot when over the shoulder? Try increasing the height and moving over, maybe for product demos try to never cover 1:3 of the product as a rule. Just better viewing that way, cool sweater tho

I have found Jerrysartarama videos and live streams to be among the most useful videos to learn about the ins and outs of traditional art media. Please keep making them.

Okay. Totally awesome and thorough explanation for my experience level. Love the brutal honesty!!!!

Great stuff! Thank you both. There are several new colours added on the Cobra website. Will these be available at Jerry's?

So Titanium White is stronger of the Whites, but how do I know when is to used to mixing or get him brighter, on a Oil painting.

I appreciate your professionalism in this video, unlike your teenager look in the hourlong videos.

MUCH BETTER!!!! Great video! Thank you!

For some reason on my tv no sound Check other UA-cam videos ok. Have sound on phone. Strange.

What about French white it had a blue tone and I always use that a lot. Sorry I’m 70 and I’m trying to study all of your new paint types compared to what I used back when I was starting at eight years old.

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Lucas water mixable oils have dried tacky on canvas board. Also come across when you add any water mixable mediums to the paint, you cant clean your brushes with water, you have to use solvent.

Pure black is flat. To achieve a deep black- vandyke brown and ultramarine blue.

I use whatever I find on the block. People put out real good things if you are lucky and looking things like a whole tin of pastel crayons and water crayon oils chalks all types in a big tin and then rolls of brown packing paper. so the problem is really making art again. I used to paint (color)something. of whatever medium pigments I had.

where is the form?

Nice but very pricey

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Can you use them to decorate sneakers?

Great knowledge, thank you

I was hooked from the beginning and so glad I found your channel. I like to listen to it through the headphones while I’m painting. At the 44:11 mark you start talking about your childhood and your devotion. At that point I went from gratitude to wanting to wash your feet. 😅

Thank you!

In old age Picasso said that it took him a lifetime to learn how to paint like a child and he was an artist who was already working on helping to paint some of his father's commissions. 😊

What I like about acrylics is that they dry quickly, but still have enough time to work them. If you're looking to carry the canvas home without getting paint all over everything they are great and of course they clean up with water. I like the water mixable because they do give you more time to work with them, but they take ( in my opinion) too long to dry. I just bought some fast dry medium for the WMO so we'll see how that turns out.

This was great! I learned a lot and even tried it with my watercolors! Thanks for sharing!

In the next episode can you cover other mediums you can use with watercolor paints other than water?

Thankyou John l love your video

I had a small, round-tipped pair of scissors taken away. I had empty small spray bottles. Traveled with water soluble colored pencils. Don't try to carry exacto knives, razor blades. Watch travel hack videos. Check bag if concerned. I didn't have a problem with brushes, they were short. Or, take water-fillable brushes.

Left handed

Theyre tons of youtubers arguin about dont use black and its just... wow so much hate with the black, glad to see a different point of view here on youtube.

I use my finger to paint suns or a moon

Want to glue poly as a glue to glue a canvas onto a canvas ..help please 😊

I can thank you enough for this. ❤️

Artificial ultramarine was a surprise discovery too. Much more common ingredients, though, and long enough ago that it wasn’t well understood for quite some time.

Get this man a bigger brush!

Is there an equivalent to this in watercolour? 😍😍😍

Absolutely loaded with good information, thank you! Made me laugh when the dots connected.

Should I be starting this at 11:45pm? Nope. But yay Ophelia!!! So excited because I have a bunch of watercolors and don’t know what to do with them! ❤❤❤

Brilliant! Thank you so much. I'm a new painter and have had so much trouble mixing nice dark yellow-greens

I only paint landscapes, and am a relative beginner. I use sap green, red oxide (or red ochre), paynes grey, ultramarine blue. lemon yellow and titanium white. Occasionally I will use King's Blue (hard to get, expensive, but worth it!). Since I have troublesome dogs, I stay away from anything toxic (cadmium) as much as possible. I don't use thinners. The only oil I use is purified linseed oil. Non-toxic and almost no smell. Brushes clean up with dish soap and water. For brushes, I use chip brushes from the hardware store. I also have a rigger and fan brush. This works well for the style of painting I do. None of what I use is expensive. The brushes are all either natural bristle or a mix. I do, from time to time, use light green, permanent orange and vermilion, but generally use those for change of pace, and sometimes mix them with the other colours I mainly use. It's surprising what you can do with just the sap green, red oxide, paynes grey, and titanium white!

Aw I'm so bummed I missed this! I love Ophelia ❤️ "I get to fail before you guys" - my friend, the only way you're failing is if you eat the paint. You're learning. Aint no stressing.