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After applying linseed oil or thinner for blanding with oil pastels, could I apply fixative or varnish directly? How long should I wait for the linseed oil to dry before varnishing it? Does acrylic varnish work on linseed oil or thinner?

I like your "attack" on your neighborhood. 😂Wish I lived by the sea, instead I live in the desert. (beautiful too) Something about how you ....dive..into your painting, drawings that inspires my work.

Love looking at sketch books .i love the rawness and freedom of the strokes put down . Thank you for sharing them . The farm one is amazing not that I don’t think the same of all of your others ,I just love the subject . 😊

Nice work all those greens 💚 colour match good depth more please 🙏

Amazing !!!!

I hate the winky legs of these easels!

Lovely sketches. I can almost feel that I'm there.

Great technique. Are you working on watercolor paper?

I'm just starting to paint. Is a bad oil paint? Should I return it and try some other brand? Please help me. And thank you in advance.

Как чёрно-белые фото- очень красиво ООО!!!❤

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Thanks for this. I was about to buy yet another bottle of medium that wold dry up in no time!

And I know that you can't use a ruler...It used to be very difficult to learn. Everything was difficult even for insiders

This was really pleasant to watch, I might get me a set of those too :)

Wonderful! ❤

Wow, your charcoal works are exceptional. I am struggling with my new Kahdi paper too. But, it is helping me loosen up.

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Genial, como siempre. Un saludo

Chap, that was a masterclass from a real artist. Thank you.

Very nice! It looks perfect in your plaid frame! 😉

Dear Andrew. You are a magician! Greetings from the other side of the Channel. By the way, we have very similar landscapes as your beautiful Cornwall in some of the westernmost points of Bretagne. Christophe.

As always, a beautiful painting. what could be better than painting by the sea, the sounds and even the wind.

Florence is always a good choice. :)

Awesome drawing bro! Now I want to pull out some charcoal..... Jimi is always an excellent choice! :)

Really enjoyed this one many thanks.

Lovely video - Thankyou. Your colours of sea and sand are a perfect when initially the sea looked (to me) too dark! Brilliant.

I love your painting work Andrew! On a H&S note, I have moved over to citrus-based solvent, find it really good. I also don't clean the long-handle brushes, just leave them standing in walnut oil with a few drops of clove oil. I know you have your own methods but just thought I would mention it.

Hello from Canada! I’m a new subscriber and just wanted to let you know I am really enjoying your channel! Really great work you are very talented and this particular piece of your garden top and flowers is truly wonderful! ❤

Thanks Andrew, your sketchbook paintings have given me so much inspiration.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with these wonderful videos. My you tube highlight. Absolutely brilliant. And thanks Maddie for your brilliant production. You’re a talent!

Thank you so much Andrew i just stumbled across you site and I'm so glad I did as you have inspired me to go back to charcoal. I did a drawing this morning of our cottage I sat up on the footpath above the cottage at 5.30am this morning and I'm so happy with what I did and it's all down to you.

Thanks Andrew and Madeline for a great video, love the painting, looks like our Queensland weather at present mate, greetings from Australia 🇦🇺.

Absolutely magnificent 😊

Lovely scene to paint Andrew well captured in testing conditions :-)

Beautiful Andrew . Love the sound of the sea in the background.☘️

Love those soft supple brushes Andrew, I’ll have to get some of those. You cranked up the summer look a bit, I preferred the darker sand and more purple wet areas. Nice to be able to play God with the sunshine in Cornwall. 👍

I love your work. Fantastic finish and so glad you didn't put the trees in. Great to watch.

You just get better and better Andrew!

Wonderful feeling of Summer.

Another good 'un, in challenging conditions. The one thing - the ONLY thing - that I'd suggest to you inspired by Bob Ross is that he taped the metal ferrules of his brushes to reduce glare from the TV cameras: I'd find that a bit of a faff, but it might help when paintng outdoors: just a thought - I always get into trouble when I criticize Bob Ross, but shall we just say he had nothing else to teach you. The Pthalo blue ready-mixed with white: it wouldn't occur to me to buy that, but presumably it saves a lot of time when you're out and about, because Pthalo Blue is a bugger to mix with anything from scratch: as you will well know, it gobbles up anything you mix with it and spits it out - I treat it with great caution: I even prefer the old standby, Prussian Blue - hell, I'd use Indigo in preference to Pthalo .... but, well, no - no I probably wouldn't. Anyway! Always a pleasure to watch your videos, and instructive too.

Beautiful view, nicely captured!

Which blues do you use for the sky? Great studies!

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i love this.

Lovely as always. So today I was sketching in watercolor a very similar scene on the Pacific coast of Oregon big rocks like yours. So funny to be watching this tonight. Enjoyed as always

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So lovely, wonderful work.

Thank you Andrew for braving the wind! The painting is wonderful. It looks like I can go splashing through the water on the beach.