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One Painting At A Time
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Приєднався 7 вер 2013
It's time to slow TF down and reject this fast paced culture! I help aspiring artists create art, slowly and one painting at a time, through painting tutorials and various educational videos. Together, we'll go through the process of learning how to paint in oil paint (an inherently slower paced medium), the basic materials needed, as well as insights into the creative process and how to be more p̶r̶o̶d̶u̶c̶t̶i̶v̶e̶ kinder to yourself as an artist.
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You can view more of my artwork at:
Website: www.hollyhartwell.com.au
Instagram: @hollyartwell
If this is what you've been searching for here on UA-cam, then make sure to subscribe to the channel!
You can view more of my artwork at:
Website: www.hollyhartwell.com.au
Instagram: @hollyartwell
I Moved | Timelapse of an Oil Painting
In this video I talk about my recent move 6 hours north to a much warmer climate and show some painting timelapse footage of my new painting (yet to be given a title).
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Website: www.hollyhartwell.com.au
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Instagram: @hollyartwell
Facebook: Holly Hartwell Artist
Website: www.hollyhartwell.com.au
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minimalism revealed my DARKEST secret!
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G.A.S - Gear Acquisition Syndrome!! In this video, I talk about the different forms my procrastination takes, primarily G.A.S, and how I'm (still) trying to overcome it using various productivity techniques and systems. I also walk through my new oil painting studio set-up which includes a vertical palette and computer desk/arrangement. Chapters: 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - Embracing minimalism (fina...
Oil Painting: Liquin vs Walnut Alkyd Mediums
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Oil painting can be a frustrating endeavour, add to that slow drying times and you could be tempted to switch to acrylics! In this video, I discuss how alkyd mediums can significantly speed up the drying time when oil painting and compare the Winsor and Newton Liquin Original with M.Graham's Walnut Alkyd Medium. M.Graham did reply to my email a few days after I did this video. They said when th...
Painting a 2nd pass of colour | Oil Painting
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Watch as I paint the 2nd colour layer on the hand in my latest oil painting.
How To Create Quick Stripes In Oil Paint
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Watch as I use pinstripe tape from the auto store to quickly paint in lines on my recent oil painting.
Underpainting in Oil Paints (reupload)
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Watch as I paint a monochromatic underpainting in oil paints using Raw Umber and Titanium White.
Oil Painting Underpainting: Step-by-step Process
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Watch as I go through the underpainting process on my newest oil painting using raw umber, titanium white and ivory black. This monochromatic underlayer sets the values for the following layers which will be applied using a glazing technique. For more info about my art and process visit: Website: www.hollyhartwell.com.au Instagram: @hollyartwell
How To Paint A Dandelion | Oil Paint
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Adding finishing touches to this piece including painting dandelions growing through the floorboards.
How To Paint A Cameo Brooch | Oil Painting
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A short video on my process of adding a cameo brooch to a horses mane. www.hollyhartwell.com
Horsing Around | Painting A Chair In Acrylics
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Find my work at www.hollyhartwell.com Follow me on Instagram: @hollyartwell
Acrylic Painting Time Lapse - Horse
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A quick time lapse showing how I build layers in acrylics to paint a realistic horse. The key to achieving opaque, rich paint quality in acrylics is layers!! If you like the video, please consider subscribing! You can also view my artwork here: Website: www.hollyhartwell.com Instagram: @hollyartwell Thanks for watching!
Acrylic Painting Time Lapse Landscape
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Watch as I paint a landscape in acrylics super fast! The key to acrylic painting is building layers to achieve opacity and richness. If you enjoy this short time lapse painting, be sure to like, subscribe and check out some of my other videos. You can also view my work here: Website: www.hollyhartwell.com Instagram: @hollyartwell Thanks for watching!
Oil Painting | Process + Trying New Techniques
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Oil Painting | Process Trying New Techniques
Solar Powered Art Studio | iTech Solar Generator
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Solar Powered Art Studio | iTech Solar Generator
Oil Painting Time Lapse Still Life - 'Natural Law'
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Oil Painting Time Lapse Still Life - 'Natural Law'
Intro video - Holly Hartwell - Painter
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Intro video - Holly Hartwell - Painter
"Both mediums claim to be solvent-free" I don't know if I've ever seen claims that liquin's solvent-free. The MSDS from W&N's website says it contains petroleum distillates, which might explain the smell and the headaches. (I wish it _was_ solvent-free. You can get it everywhere over here, and I wouldn't have to scour youtube for info about the M. Graham and Gamblin media!)
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There you are! I was wondering where you were and what you have available. It’s me your fan, Suzanne‼️ I’ve heard described your research and preparations as “ productive procrastination”. This video and narration is amusing and entertaining! You’re a wonderful artist and totally relatable. I’m working on building my volitional skills.
If you want something like the M. Graham Walnut Alkyd Medium but in a jellied consistency and no petroleum smell, Gamblin makes a solvent-free gel. Gamblin Neo-Megilp is also an alkyd gel, and is much lighter on the petroleum smell, but is not solvent-free.
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Thank you for reviewing this Holly. I just picked up a starter set of M.Graham that includes this medium. I'm pretty intrigued by it as an alternative to the linseed based stand oil that I've always used.
@stevechmilar1215 I think you'll like it. Slightly thicker than regular linseed oil but not as thick as stand oil. Gives a nice gloss finish like stand oil 🤗
How many continuous wet paint workable hours does one get when using walnut alkyd medium
Anywhere from 4 to 6 hours, depending on your climate. As soon as it starts to get tacky, I know I need to stop playing with it and let it dry completely. You can also extend this time slightly by oiling out with regular linseed oil, then using the alkyd in your paint mixes.
@@hollyhartwell77 That's a big help. Thanks.
@@hollyhartwell77 - After some thought that's a fantastic help! The best I've had so far! At last I know how long I can depend on working in one area with wet paint to get that particular area right. Your information will also cause me to mentally focus better during that open wet paint time I can depend on. Here's a zillion "than you's!"
@@JoyceAnderson-ChristianMusic glad I could help!
Good video
Nice one Holly. Very helpful for someone who has procrastinated for 10 yrs !Particularly like the kazoo at the end 😂
I don't know about the alkid version but I do know that the regular walnut oil from m Graham, is recommended to keep it in the refrigerator and that it can go rancid. Supposedly it's still good when rancid it just smells but I don't know if that's true
M. Graham did reach out to me and said not to put it in the fridge as it will separate, but to keep it in a dark cupboard. They also said the rancid smell may be just at the neck of the bottle where it's oxidised, and to just wipe around the neck to prevent the smell from occurring.
Thanks for the fridge (and not) tip. I was wondering if I needed to do anything to keep the oil smelling nice. Mine smells like mild salad dressing which makes painting a hungry endeavour. Especially when painting vegetable still life.
Nice explanation. Also like your latest painting.😁
Awww, thanks Ma:P
Wow this is absolutely amazing work
Wonderful!
How'd you go with this one, and did you end up getting second one like you mentioned? I got 4 of the little i300's (300 watt) and 2 100 watt solar panels when they were on special, and they are absolutely fantastic and I've done things with them I never thought I could do. Got from iTechworld too, and you're right - their staff are unreal - really helpful, and really fast to answer questions. I tried talking to 2 other companies when making my decision and the customer service was not good, so I chose to go with iTechworld. I've just purchased one of these 1300 watt ones. Again, grabbed it when it was on special and used the discount codes on some videos here to get it cheaper). I am looking forward to being able to use higher draw appliances soon. It was good as I can use my same solar panels as I got with the i300's to charge this one too, so no more solar panels - although I will probably get some more so I can have everything charging at once. It's good how you mentioned the environmental impact too, as it's something no one thinks about until you have to think about - like you did - the wattages for example the breadmaker you said you chose. For the 300 watt i300's I got this cute little nostalgia mini skillet from Target (for $20 - well free essentially, as I used Flybuys points) and have been able to cook chicken pieces, steak, eggs, and boil water. That same brand has a mini sandwich press and cake maker which I picked up even though they were higher than the 300 watts I knew I had to work with at the time (560 watts I think?) which will come in handy as another way to cook (even though I'll be getting an induction cooker as well that the watts you can change so they don't go over the 1300. I've also discovered MRE's and also dehydrated food (non-refrigerated stuff as I don't currently have refrigeration, and they're amazing. I'm going to make some proper videos with them when I get my next shipment of food from Survival Supplies Australia (also based in Perth, and excellent customer service too). Posts the same day usually as the orders done. All those cords and plugs and powerbanks made me nervous though. Did they go alright? I meant to ask iTechworld about whether doing that was safe (as long as it's under the total watts) and you have reminded me to ask that very question.
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Thanks sis 🤪
music is too loud, unusable
Yes, I know the music goes too loud. I had my music levels set much lower during editing, as soon as I uploaded they all changed. You could turn on CC and read the information, the video is not completely unusable.
I love what your topic is about, but, The music is way too loud. It’s hard to hear what you are saying. But overall, I love your comparisons evaluations and content. I’d just rather hear you, than the overpowering distracting music. Please remove the music track.
Thank you for letting me know! I just rewatched it and you are correct, at the 3 minute mark the music goes way too loud! It wasn't this loud when I edited it :( Unfortunately (or fortunately) I no longer use that editing software so I either delete the entire video or the other option is you could turn on CC (captions)? 273 views and you're the first person to bother to tell me!! Thank you.
Holly, love watching you work, and your choice of music is fantastic.
Thank you! 👍
Thank you for sharing my work. Great video Holly.
Any time! Glad you got your website sorted.
Wonderful video I congratulate you continuously with a nice job Thank you for sharing, please, please was connected to PLZ . ❤.💯.. 💖..
So awesome the footage of the falls
Aww so awesome the footage of the falls
That is a huge saw blade! and a beautiful painting
I love the scope of this! I've never seen a piece like this so large. Love the refined textures. The soft, subtle reflection work in the water stands out. This is a really beautiful, unique piece- I dig it 👌😊 -Best of luck on your art and your channel, and much support from one artist to another. Huge 👍's up!