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This was fascinating watching you paint and listening to your thoughts. Probably my favorite video. The painting speaks to me and is stunning.

Beautiful work. Am currently listening but relate very much to your interests. McKenna really opened me up to this way of deepening thought and combining all my interests to make sense of the fragmented information we receive.

Love this piece! ❤

Very nice, I'm happy I found your channel. Hello from Holland

What is the safest way to sand some of the painting down if I'm using genuine vermillion and lead white? should I just do it outside and wear gloves and a respirator? love the content!

I liked this format and liked seeing where you are painting in Italy. Very interesting.

Glad to have caught this! Please do the LIVEs more! (Just please not on SUNdays at 10am PST when I do mine) I’d like to catch you live… 👍🏽 This is a lovely piece! 😍 What is this piece about (two-headed being)…

In the thumbnail the timer thing cuts of the T making it say making pain

Wonderful channel. Thank you for making such clear demonstrations for people.

Does Black Oil darken? I bought some from a maker and noticed a darkening effect , but I also mixed in a Copal varnish they make as well. This was 8 months after noticing my painting in the dark. Just nervous it will darken. I like to get my whites and colors as pure looking as possible, but I have to say I love the lead mediums and lead white. But not sure your experience noticing any darkening or if you know?

where did you find that metal panel?

Hi Samuel, this was super helpful. Thank you. Could you explain what you do with your loose linen when you get home? Do you glue them flat to a panel or stretch them on stretcher bars? Or are they just for research and you don't prepare them for framing?

You are so amazing. I adore your style and your process. Though I don’t really understand philosophy, it’s interesting to hear. 🩷

That was cool, thanks.

paint and varnish stripper - this gel?

I love your voice

Why show it, if you ain't going to show the finished product

Great voice

good tips. thanks

Thank you so much for the video! Very valuable information. I am a beginner. I subscribed to your channel.

Interesting to listen and a nice portrait of David! :)

That was really interesting.

So you use black oil to make paint, or in mediums or both? I saw a series of photos of a guy using black oil as a glaze medium on a painting in the maxfield parrish style. Pretty impressive. Next week I’m going to try the glazing with rublev’s black oil.

I love your videos! do have a reading list of the books you talk of. I would love to read futher about these techniques

Practical and economical method for grinding the glass surface on which to grind the colors. Práctico y económico método para esmerilar la superficie de vidrio en la que moler los colores. How long does the paint you make with linseed oil last without drying out inside the tube? ¿La pintura hecha por tí con aceite de linaza cuánto dura sin secarse dentro del tubo ? I apologize for not speaking English. I used Google Translate. Thank you for your work. Pido disculpas por no hablar inglés. He usado el traductor de GOOGLE. Gracias por tu trabajo.

Hi Samuel, a wonderful and informative video, thank you. Did you have any issues getting your art supplies through the TSA check points? I've heard accounts of art supplies; paints, mediums, brushes, etc., not allowed to board, and forced to be left behind for both international and domestic flights.

Glad I met you at the Bellevue Art Fair today. 😊 I’ve worked w/ consciousness in various ways for years & knew I needed to connect after seeing your YT channel. I’ve known Ken Wilbur since I lived in Boulder in the early 2000’s and am now finishing my PhD at CIIS, which was founded by Haridas Chaudhry, a student of Sri Arubindo & the Mother, the first scholars of Integral Yoga. I studied w/ Alan Leslie Combs @ CIIS, a leading consciousness scholar. My thesis is in compassionate technology since I’ve worked w/ AGI in the past & am working to bring technology back to a humanistic basis. Glad to cross paths, definitely was led to connect.

I had the box to transport the fresh pictures built by a carpenter.

Great project!

Fabulous video chocked full of tips!

One last thing, the horse dod doo... did you just get it in the field or did you treat it a certain way? I got half a 30 gallon bucket, do I fill it half full like you? what process? thank you for responding also..

did you use vinegar or actual acetic acid, I bought acetic acid.. also, howmuch did you treat the lead with acetone?

I do and use a cooked oil too but never tried with litharge, instead i use calcium sulfate and bone ash, but before mixed the minerals with the oil i crush them using a mortar and a pestle, the minerals need to be very fine almost like smoke, otherwise the resulting oil its not so satisfactory. You should try to get a mortar and a pestle to crush your pigments, there are a very cheap ones made of hard plastic, that can do the job.

I love it! Thanks for documenting your process! If I were you, I would invest in a much better mask, a true respirator. They’re only $15 for the p100 3m ones.

what kind of acid did you use?

Hello I watched the video of making black oil and I would appreciate it if you could tell me what the exact ratio of linseed oil and litharge. ☺ ️

Hi. I’m leaving a comment because I have a question. I’d like to know the ratio between linseed oil and litharge.

did you put the horse manure on the lead itself? inside the jars?

I like to use vinegar to dissolve the lead white with no grinding. Then rinse with water till vinegar smell is gone. Then make put in a enamel pot and use a hot plate on low to dry the cake. Good video, good luck and happy painting.

Clever, I recently stumbled upon a good loose linen supplier and was wondering how to transport them safely. For panels I just use a simple wood frame with screws on the sides that act like a slider cutout.

Just want to say thank you for sharing your knowledge. I find these old alchemical recipes incredibly interesting. I've got a question regarding what you said, that this oil is as dark as its going to get and I've heard the same said about stand oil. So I was wondering if you've experienced making your own paint using stand oil instead of the regular options. I haven't been able to find much info about it online, but if oil is oil then I'd assume it would work just fine...right?

So interesting! I'm excited that you're so far along in both your artistic development as well as your philosophical understanding. I am also a painter and a Christian and I struggled for so many years with doubts about how my artistic expression fit in with my idea that we are here to make a positive contribution to our neighbors (world). Finally after many years (and time away from focused art while raising our children), I was able to accept that God gave me the desire to create and to try and reflect back some of (His) glory which I see around me in the created world. My hope is that some of the paintings I make will be worthy of outliving me and adding beauty to the world. Your thoughts have given me a lot to think about and I admire your willingness to just put it out there. I look forward to watching many more of your videos.

...I used yeast and sugar as my CO2 source....didnt want to get my hands dirty lol

Did you talk about brushes? Since you didn't buy the side tray, were you planning to hold the brushes in your hand? I know some people do that but curious if that's your plan or you have something else in mind. I have the same setup and I have one side tray. I don't think it's quite enough for all my brushes though. It's hard to dig through to find the brush I need without some falling off.

Canabua Wax it is more solid that usual bees wax......needs a highter temperature to melt ☝️ ...So, your colors painted on cavens will be more solid and less subject to becone soft or even to begign bleeding 😏

It seems like you are relly in the Natural Pigments products 👏👏😊

Ai isn't the problem. It's the lack of human experience, emotional depth, the regression of humanity itself that's the problem. As long as humans remain emotional beings ai could never replace them. Now, it need be said, a great many "creators" will need to find a new means of income, but true artists will last forever. This whom understand beauty, divinity in any form, rhetoric, allegory will remain and thrive throughout time. Those splashing color around calling it art then selling prints of that, those ppl will need to advance of disappear.

Are you talking to yourself here m8?

this is so lovely

Wich Village is it?