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Traditional method with variations available: 1- Prepare the glue: Dissolve the rabbit glue in hot water, leaving it to soak for a few hours until it is well dissolved. 1¹ - Or use PVA glue. 2- Calcium carbonate mixture: Mix the calcium carbonate with water until it forms a thin paste. Combination: Add the dissolved glue or PVA glue to the calcium carbonate mixture, mixing well until the consistency is uniform. Application: Apply the gesso to the canvas or wood in thin layers, waiting for it to dry completely between layers. Typically, 8 to 12 layers were applied, depending on the desired thickness. Sanding: After drying, the surface was sanded with fine sandpaper to create a smooth texture, ideal for painting. Sandpaper 600+ Ingredients: 1 part calcium carbonate (or plaster powder) 1 part PVA glue (white glue) 4 parts water Eggshells and bones in general can also be used, but you need to remove proteins and lipids first, by heating them in hot water and grinding them. Eggshells are basically made of calcium carbonate. You can heat the eggshells and bones directly to turn them into calcium oxide, which is highly reactive. Calcium oxide is also known as quicklime. After this transformation that occurs after carbonization, you use demineralized water to hydrate it (distilled water). This hydration transforms the calcium oxide into the purest calcium carbonate.

Which pigments did he use for that grisaille?

You need to seal that canvas first

Most use thinner for a Misbegotten idea it makes the thin layer they have been told to use in the starting of a picture. If you get the oil too thin the paint does not bond onto the canvas very well because there is a reduction in the number oil molecules. Better to understand a little chemistry here. Acrylic paint can be used as a "thin layer" on an acrylic primer. Just again, do not dilute it too thinly. Understand you are putting plastic paint onto a plastic primer. How ever acrylic will not adhere to oil paint but oil paint will adhere to plastic, if it is put down as the second layer and on top of the plastic. It is best to allow an acrylic underpainting to dry 2 days and then begin to apply your oil paint. Plastic does not go on top of oil.

For priming should I use liquid or powedered chalk? Because i tried with powdered one but it doesnt dry as fast as you say 😕 also when i spread the preparation isn’t as smooth over the canvas. Do you have any suggestions? Thank you

Old clay brick is the best ,.grind in water

80 grit!? Ok, I guess your canvas is made using Brutalism techniques anyway... I never take anything less than 220 grit on my panels. Panels. Taking sandpaper onto a textured canvas- I would be afraid I'd get into the bare canvas using 80 grit- doesn't take much. I use automotive sand papers to wet sand a well dried painting, just to prep the surface for new layers. 600, and 800 grits make very little impact on the look of the piece, but abrade the surface well enough that the surface tension is broken and you can start with far better adhesion. The finer the grit, the better the "scratching" and more tooth is imparted into the surface ironically so, due to the smaller grains, it can do this with less impact over the surface. Wet sanding also allows you to sand cadmium and lead without fear of dust... so all you need is gloves and lots of paper towels to clean up. The smaller grits leave the integrity of the layers intake, but offers the benefit of adhesion for the next layers. So, I guess I am saying- right idea, wrong execution? (yeah... I went there... lol)

I admire Nerdrum's ethos and creativity. I found myself at odds with Jan-Ove's analyses and couldn't perceive the conclusions about motion he came to in those paintings. But this was a treat all the same. Thanks for sharing.

ninguno de esa escuela es original, todos pintan lo mismo, mismo estilo, son copistas, ser original con tu propio estilo,es ser un buen pintor.

also - empty new paint cans are for sale at big box hardware store, air tight,water tight & inexpensive .

TODOS PINTAN PARECIDO A COMO Odd Nerdrum, NADIE ES ORIGINAL, SOLO SON UNA COPIA ENTRE ELLOS.

I recently acquired some quality chalk, and I am comparing it to gypsum, and to ground drywall. If I get the same results off drywall... I'll let you know. :)

I use linseed oil first, and then got into walnut/linseed oil mix, then walnut/stand oil, then walnut/safflower. I'm using linseed oil like an accelerant. I use more additives in the last layer- like glass or silica to make the surface glisten or whatever- more glaze- so I want less yellowing to happen in the future. Linseed oi has a tension to it- due to the fact that it develops a skin, and if you have a thicker layer of oil, this tension could build and be a factor in the future by the way the oil layer has tension. This is why it will crack and peel like a dry lakebed in a hundred years or so. That curling is the tension pulling from the top that dried faster.

Describing yourself as a 'master' is a bit of a stretch. A little more humility required?

I'm watching to find out what you have to say about clove oil.

I import a lot of TITANIUM WHITE OIL PAINT is there a way to DIY this paint ?

Really useful thank you very much ❤

Waiting for a New video 😢

Fascinating, informative and wonderful tutorial. Thank you both so much. Xxx❤

How did they make that grid?!

Fatty acids, not amino acids.

Bravo. Thank you

Can you start with an underpainting with liquin and then continue with walnut oil?

Nice video. What canvas are you using? Also, what is the board you’re using to mix the paste on (the black one)?

Not an artist but curious, can castor oil be used for oil painting?

Is there any place I could buy this medium or do I have to make it myself?

Nice! Did the old masters use sandpaper?

Ahi fuera los perros ladran , mientras mientras alli,en el norte,en un lugar de Noruega Sebastian Salvo continua pintando.

Cada quien con su personajecito creado de si mismo …

Thats catholicism when he says about payments, but has he even heard about orthodoxy?

falsi profeti...😂😂 preparate un panettone per Rembrandt?

Wow --thankyou --you certainly know your mineral & earth pigments --I am a wildlife painter---60 years --in Africa----would like to grind my own oil pigments ----ochre and lapis are common here --so is malachite ---I will try to grind some down to powder & add linseed oil ---will send you some of my canvases pics ---give me your email. !

Is there a school for this. What is the name of the teachers.

Please don't drink and work, not cool boys!

The man thats reaching out appears to be the artists self portrait

Hi there. Would be happy to know if he uses any solvant in his medium... Cheers

Some people use coffee.

Depressing Art, nothing special at all...

Alot of misinformation and incorrect statements in this video unfortunately

Unnötiges Geschwätz, male lieber weiter!

Thoughtful and valuable content for sharing with the universe - thankyou. Pegging a brush to the rim of the container makes it easy to adjust the height of the brush above the base of the container. Also, oxygen moves ten thousand times faster through air than through water: saturating the cloth with water starves the oil of oxygen that would be needed for it to ignite.

Keep up , You Are an inspirator 🎨

You are explaining Odd's art as if its technique is unique, wich it is not, just being clear. Also the first explanation about the finger: No, He just changed his mind to were the finger should be thus he omitted the preliminary sketch. that's it, stop. Every great painter knows where the shadow must be, he is not unique nor a genius, it's basic knowledge.

Regular linseed oil or boiled?

Question. Does not Gamsol (a solvent)mean you are putting lean over fat? I am confused inasmuch that in oil painting it is fat over lean ? Thankyou.

What kind of Chalk?

I really love using chalk IN the paint, but it never occurred to me to paint INTO the chalk- I bet it’s just beautiful, I can’t wait to try. I also tried walnut oil because of your recommendation in another video and it has changed everything for me. Thank you for sharing!

Porque no se puede traducir al español???

Very good explainations!

Amazingly stunning painting a self portrait not easy however love your execution very beautiful and explanatory appreciate you🙌🏻🙌🏻great idea to take a break. Love he looks like Jesus Christ 🙏🏼