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I finally found THE trash polka tattoo artist😭🙏...Lemme save some money first

Hooked on all your art great work

Hey man I saw you here and went looking for an artist and well turns out I live in Texas please let me be a canvas

I am painting up a storm right now. I do rhings in spirts! My sons vest hangs half finished. I made books and supports in spirts too!

How do you feel about Canson and other brands of oil paper?

Do you gamvar the back of the paper also?

Ah mate, loved the video, really helpful - was eager to see videos on how to cut the paper roll, how to stop it curling, and how to mount it - then saw you don't upload anymore. Such a shame, as you content is great. Anyway, hope you're well.

Oh, go check out Minjae Lee- a Korean artist. Though different, his stuff reminds me of yours, somewhat.

I'm an art history person- you shit, besides being excellent= super original. What a great blending of styles and, to my knowledge, no one else is doing. I wish you further success.

I want to book for my 45th birthday

where are u located?

yesterday i was looking for process videos, tutorials, demos, interviews, or artists talking about how to push your reference / subject further. thank you for sharing! this is what i wanted to develop more in my paintings. there's not much content talking about this on youtube or it's hard to find.

I really love the colour play in that painting. Videos like this are important to new painters like myself, as I just started painting with oil paints and the emotional rollercoaster feels overwhelming sometimes. It's all part of the process. Greetings from Finland!

Just got the creative brief page here joelwrightart.notion.site/Creative-Brief-Painting-Art-Direction

I love this German trash polka style. I'll be having a tat done soon that, while it isn't trash polka, uses that same two-tone black/red contrast. It looks great and is used in Japanese body art as well.

dude you need to take your sound effects and throw them out...

Very cool, I have been doing watercolor painting and recently got into painting with COBRA water mixable oil paints. I am using M Graham watercolor paints and was curious about their oil paints. I think I will give them a try.

These are beautiful 🤩

I just stumbled upon this video… I was horsing around with an old piece of oil paper I picked up a few years ago and wanted to know how it was made and what made it different. This was a very enlightening video; great job! I had used hot press water color paper for colored pencil, but this may be a game changer for me because I can blend the pencil with oil (I used safflower oil) and I found I lost a lot of the waxiness of CP which I never liked. You also have me intrigued about M graham paints and alkyd medium. Thanks so much!!

This paper is my new favorite thing. I use gamblin solvent free gell to oil out the paper. I would love to see more demonstration videos on this paper as well as painting techniques. I would love to see how you display your work on this paper.

I just used this paper for the first time, and I wasn't prepared for how aborbent it was! I'll definitely try spreading linseed oil around like you showed. Thanks for sharing; I really enjoyed it! Not sure if you've tried this, but I'm also going to experiment with watercolor underpainting - I tend to need tight sketches with my subject matter, and (maybe it's just my inexperience) but I find the earlier stages of oil painting a bit... chunky and imprecise. It might be nice to have some shadows already blocked in and ready to go before the linseed oil gets added... but maybe it'll be a disaster, haha. We'll see!

Great love trash polka

How do I straighten the roll paper and how do you mount it.

These pads are only 10 sheets now.

You need to put your artwork in a book, and sell some of your artwork I think it looks cool

Very beautiful restoration! Just subscribed to you channel. Watching from canada.

Very interesting video Joel, thanks! I've had a play with the Stonehenge oil paper which is similar in texture to the Arches, the way it "catches" onto the paint because of the texture and absorbency kind of reminds me of painting on very low pile velvet. Not that I've ever done that with oils, but yeah, the paper has a distinct texture that's different from a canvas or even various types of canvas paper I've tried. I'd love to see how you handle such big rolls of paper and prevent creasing, etc, as well as how you mount bigger pieces. I saw in one of your comments below that you use a special double sided tape, I think that would be a very interesting video. I know how much work it is to create and edit YT videos, I have over a hundred on my channel for stitchers, but even a short video or one that's shot while you're actually working would be helpful. Like don't worry about getting it all prettily presented and such, if we can see what you're doing clearly enough that'd be great. 😊

Very informative video full of useful information. I was thinking about painting on paper with oil and you have covered so much ground in a pleasant style. I have subscribed so will be looking forward to more episodes.

To it may concern on the Arches oil paper it is better to add some linseed oil on it before painting, it I help the paper to not absorbing the oil paint! According to my experience! But I had heard walnut oil is better than linseed oil! 😊

Very well done

Thats so cool! :)

This was such an amazing and helpful video! Thank you so much! Can’t wait to watch more!

I was given 5 pads of arches oil paper 9 x 12 (red pad) I don’t paint in oil I’m new to watercolor can I paint with watercolor on oil paper?

How do you frame your oil paintings on arches paper?

I absolutely love it as long as the artist knows what he's doing! Keep on doing what you do with love and passion! Congratulations!

This is really helpful, thankyou!

How do you manage hairs/shedding of the mop brush?

It’s crazy to think this is look more beautiful than ever

Great work

Yes and song

What a beautiful painting.

I actually have a session for a Spartan helmet, my artist said he'll throw in some trash polka. I'm wondering how the red blue and green will look together with it

Hi Joel, thanks for a very informative video. I am new to using Arches oil paper. What kind of archival adhesive you use to mount the Arches Oil Paper on the wooden board? And what kind & thickness board is best and economical to use for this purpose. Thanks in advance. Omar

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Fantastic video! Thanks! What do you use to clean your brushes?

Great! I love the idea of using paper for oils. You have convinced me M Graham can dry fast as an alkyd. At 76, I want a dry painting before I’m dead. Makes for nice keepsakes for the kids. Now playing with Liquin desolving Berol Primacolors for quick sketches. Thanks

Amazing work! Great video.

I have just begun to experiment on arches paper. My first few studio sessions blew my mind. This tutorial is so informative and I am so very grateful for your generosity. I would like to share that I have worked with resin and acrylic intensely for the last 4 years only to have developed major skin prolems, landfill violations, and a necessary home reno,; not to mention the impact on my famiy. The guilt is awful (I am planting trees this summer) Arches paper also solves the problem of small workspace and storage of paintings that don't sell. I love the freedom to create, scrapbook and frame when something spectacular happens.

San Antonio? DFW? Is your signature a requirement ? …I wouldn’t think so, nobody outside of Germany seems to be able to pull it off but you 👏🏽

I really liked your presentation and demo. Nice and calm and informative. I’ve been painting on a lot of different papers, including Arches watercolor paper, and I didn’t realize I had to gesso the paper, before adding paint. I usually paint on canvas, but started painting on paper, due to the pandemic and limited space to work in . I am upset that I have painted so many paintings, ranging in size from 9x12- to 22x30 this way. Are they ruined? ( Oil paint by the way.)