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Thank you!! And yes you can pre-prime it … if you use acrylic gesso or any acrylic primer the paper will not get sticky (personal experience) ✌️😃

@@garrettgoldsmith hi!!! Its the regular Sketchbook version 165 g/m2 … in the label says “Art collection “

@ thanks! I’m gunna gather materials and try this this weekend!

You welcome 😃

@@alienspaceshaman thanks!!! my favorite works and the ones I have sold I have mounted in floating frames 👌 and the smallest ones I just put them on picture frames

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@@aku26 1. There are cheap supports already ready 2. Maintaining the notebook (heavy and unstable) to paint. 3. But above all, where is the point of creating an image "cut in half" on a notebook? 4. It is not "exploitable" and it is not aesthetic. It would already make more sense to paint on a single sheet to have the entirety (and integrity) of the image on a single surface. If his notebook were to unravel, for example, he would have pieces of paintings. On a single sheet, he can at least recover his image.

@@lindapham1013 thank you for your kind words!! So this type of board you can find it on most hardware stores and Home Depot and you can ask for someone to cut it for you 👌

Great work ! Helpful tips 😊

Hi!! Yes a lot of people have the same doubt.. So it’s depends on a few factors.. i always tends to paint thinner layers and its dry to touch within 24 to 36 hours but when I’m in a rush I use a drying medium (liquin) and it’s dry to touch the next day… remember there’s colors that dry faster, earthy colors for example and colors that take a lot to dry like titanium withe o alizarin crimson. So, always that the paint is dry to touch yo can close your sketchbook without a problem 👌

@ after the paint is dry to the touch you use any product to prevent the paintings stainning the other pages? Or when its dry to the touch it doesn’t transfer?

@ good question… when it’s dry to the touch there’s no problem with staining the opposite page 👌 but you can always use a “retouching varnish” or also simply putting a sheet of cooking paper between each page . In my case I just wait to get dry and close the sketchbook right away ✌️

@ thank you so much! It helped me a lot. I am used to watercolor and planning to try oils.

@eumaycondouglas woo 🙌 cool!! Good luck!!!👍

@@maxtana-colombia “Artstudio Pro” ✌️

Hi! Sometimes I apply a coat of retouching varnish and sometimes just leave it as it is Some colors when they dry tends to get opaque so with a coat of retouching varnish the colors and tones get even ✌

Thank you!! This peace in particular took a longer time to dry (like 72 hours) because I had to use a lot of titanium white. When I paint with earthy colors it’s will dry with in 24 hours ✌

Thank you so much for your answer!!!

Thank you!! Do you mean my glass pallet? Or what colors I’m using? So the glass pallet is a recycled glass from a old window and I just painted the reverse with a gray spray and put electric tape in the edges to prevent to cut myself 👌

@@beccogiallo thank you 😃!!!

Hello, the water-based oil paint once dry works the same as traditional oil paint, so I recommend priming with gessoo or any acrylic primer you have. ✌

@@leogalvezart OK...Thank you a lot for the info. :)

hi! I’ve been drawing since I was a kid and I’ve been full time oil painting since 2020.. (self taught tho)

First I let it dry for 24 to 36 hours (depending on how thick the layer of paint is) once dry, you can close your sketchbook without any problems. Keep in mind that the titanium white takes time to dry so I never apply it on its own and I always mix it with some other color. To varnish your work I recommend retouching varnish.✌

@@lindapham1013 thank you 🙏!! yes, I’m self taught 😃 and I’ve been painting full in oil’s since 2020 🤔 (I’m still learning thou)

Thanks 😃 this took me almost 2 hours

@@lindapham1013 thank you!!! 🙌 right now I’m working on a new video 😁

😃 Thank you!!

@@tabbi888 thank you so much!!!! 😃

It’s dry within 24 to 36 hours depending on how thick you apply the paint layer … but you can always use “liquin” (fast drying medium) ✌

@@leogalvezart so you’re saying after a day or two you can close the book and they won’t stick together? And that you have to basically apply some pretty thin layers? Because I had the same question…

@ yes you can close it without a problem. There’s people that put a sheet of baking paper to prevent that. So far I haven’t had any problems The reason why i paint on my sketchbook is because it’s faster to prepare and much cheaper than canvases or wood panels Its for practice and I don’t have the pressure of showing it to anyone 😆 I recommend you to try it on a loose sheet of paper and see if it works for you

If your brushstrokes are smooth it’s going to dry within 24 to 36 hours . But if you use impasto technique I will recommend you to apply a drying medium 🙌

@@leogalvezart yes, I agree doing things and sketchbooks is faster cheaper easier and low pressure oil painting is not some thing I ever thought I could do that with, however, I have seen other people do it. I just never understood what would happen once you painted it regarding drying time and pages sticking, etc., I have even gessoed an entire sketchbook that I repurposed just so I can do oil paint or acrylics. But I couldn’t get past the part of where to put it once I painted in it and how long it would take to dry, etc.… Thank you for the in-depth reply and explanation. I really appreciate it :-) now I’m just gonna have to try it and see for myself!😉

@@TaintedSweetMeats thank you!! ✌️

Woo 🙌 thank you!!!!

I really appreciate your words!!! Thank you!! I will continue to upload videos 😸 im currently editing a new one 💪 hope you enjoy it!! Greetings!!!

@@leogalvezart that's owsomeee! i'm looking forward to seeing more of your content and learn from your technicss! good luck and good continuation!