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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Jerry's LIVE Episode #JL346: An Introduction to Oils
Join us for a live painting demo where Winsor & Newton Teaching Artist, Reuben Negrón, will walk us through the basics of painting with oils. His demo will focus on the fundamentals of oils from picking a brush and mixing colors, to safe disposal of mediums and painting best practices. This is a live event where you can get your questions answered so don’t miss out!
About Reuben:
Reuben Negrón is an American visual artist best known for his narrative watercolor paintings and charcoal drawings. His work examines the stories of the people and places he depicts through richly detailed and vulnerable scenes often grounded in themes of intimacy, identity and memory. He is a graduate of the Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD, and the School of Visual Arts, New York, NY. His work has been shown internationally with notable exhibitions in France, Spain, Norway, Australia, Los Angeles and New York. See page for more...
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@Susan When it comes to toning a canvas or paper, most traditional artists will use burnt sienna, but you can really use any color. I know Emmy tones her surface with magenta all the time. The Burnt umber that we used has a similar result to the burnt sienna just slightly less warm and saturated. -Michaela
Appreciated all the info at the end about the WN paints. I never realized that info was so important. You mentioned “a la prima” during the video; not being an art student, I had to look it up (at first attempt). Thanks for sharing your insights, experience and talents!
Just in case mjpete27 checks out the replay, I wanted to let that person know that I personally use Chelsea products. The lavender spike oil has a very strong odor but the citrus brush cleaner has a wonderful orange smell and I use it for brush cleaning as well as my first layer in painting. It works beautifully for both! I would highly recommend these products. They are amazing!
Thanks for sharing!
@TheaMoore - I'd love to discuss the W&N Watercolor Impasto Medium! That sounds like a fun video to make.
@SueWegert - I've never used clove oil but then again, I've never really needed to extend the life of my paints on the pallet longer than what the Masterson lid provides.
@TheaMoore - Using acrylics for your underpainting is 100% doable and actually a very common practice. However, due to drying times and chemical stability, it is not recommended to use acrylics over oils.
@mjpete27 - Reuben here... I hope I answered your questions in the video but just incase I wanted to chime in - The ONLY reason I'm able to use oils again is because of the W&N Sansodor. It isn't 100% odorless, but for whatever reason, I have less of a reaction to it compared to other mediums and solvents. I'm now able to paint for 1-2 hours straight without having to take a break which, due to the drying times of oils, works perfectly with my workflow. I was never able to do that with OMS or any other solvents.
"Only real artists own all kinds of supplies that they swear they"ll use one day" giggling uncontrollably......that describes me to a tee! We are in the process of moving and out of the 40 boxes already packed, 20 of them are my art supplies LOLOLOLOLOL
It's really true! 🤣
@@JerrysArtarama Yes it is and I only have oils, acrylics and watercolors!