Thank you very much for sharing such informations about techniques. I really like the idea of ultra glazing and rim light effects. Somehow try to follow too.
I'm an artist living in India and am using your videos to help me understand how to teach young Indian teenagers about painting. You are so knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing.
It's amusing that the thumbnail image for your Color Theory For Artists video has a white outline around your head and the color wheel makes a perfect halo.
I am trying to learn impasto. I mostly do expressionist portraits. I am struggling with the impasto, though. And mixing colors has been so difficult I have been working in black and white mostly.
I tend to do empasto style for hair but just use lots of oil paint. I dont know if its favorite but it makes hair more fun for me otherwise it becomes stupidly tedious. I do wet on wet most the time
Bonjour Florent. Merci pour ce partage et félicitations pour ton expo à Paris. Une question, je ne demande pas de marques mais travailles-tu seulement avec de la peinture extra-fine? Où mixes-tu extra-fines et fines peintures? Bien à toi et bonnes chances à Paris.🤞👋
Harold Speed goes through each of these techniques in his Oil Painting Techniques and Materials book. I very much appreciate you demonstrating this. I would like to see you perform his exercises regarding this techniques in another video.
hello. I am a student who started oil painting for about 3 months. I was reading an article about blocking and was curious, so I would like to ask a question. What oil should I use when blocking? I searched through numerous videos and articles, but couldn't find it. The two oils I have on hand are flaxseed oil and gamsol. (Please understand that I am not good at English, so I am using Google Translator)
Hi Florent, thank you so much for the video. many informations. 1:00 I tried to make this blue, I never succeeded. So far, so dull. I thought it was a magic blue with a special pigment. is it all about glazing?
I cant speak for his process, but id say using pure blue out of the tube will give u a vibrant color like that. In my experience mixing any black, white or other color with the blue will make it dull and decrease vibrancy. I mix 50/50 linseed oil and mineral spirits with the color, then brush it on. There are a lot of transparent blues which will work well, but i just use regular opacity paint and it works. I would use cobalt blue, maybe ultramarine, but again thats just me. Some colors that are so vibrant like the blue in the video can only be obtained through multiple glazes. I do use artist grade paints by holbein so that may be a factor because those paints have more pigment than less expensive brands. Hope this helps!
@@pierreclaudelpaintings Note that different but very similar colors from the same manufacturer may have different transparency properties, especially when slightly diluted using a bit of medium (such as a bit of linseed oil). Manufacturers of artist-grade paints will have icons or stars denoting transparency vs opacity. For example, in blues, ultramarine is typically vibrant but also rather transparent.
my brother wtf, you cannot begin video from saying "im not gonna tell you what glazing is because i already did video on that"... if you want me to watch that video keep me intrested not send me right at the beggining to watch something else before because it becomes not a relaxing way to spend time but a chore. if you dont want to talk about all the details about it you could at least make a quick summary ...
What's your favorite oil painting technique ?
Thank you very much for sharing such informations about techniques. I really like the idea of ultra glazing and rim light effects. Somehow try to follow too.
scumbling and gliding paint over to get that pearly effect like DV
I'm an artist living in India and am using your videos to help me understand how to teach young Indian teenagers about painting. You are so knowledgeable. Thank you for sharing.
Florent I'm making a jump from acrylics to oil for the first time (I'm beginner in every aspect 😅) and you gave me courage to do it. And I love it 😍
Thank you’ this is SUCH good information. I love your videos!
Tes vidéos sont une mine d'or pour moi qui suis peintre figuriniste, merci pour ce travail Florent !
You produce excellent and inspiring videos, Thank you
Great video filled with valuable info 🙏
Many many thanks for all of your tips. Blows me away!
My gratitude for these tips
It's amusing that the thumbnail image for your Color Theory For Artists video has a white outline around your head and the color wheel makes a perfect halo.
Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Fantastic tutorial 🙏
Thank you very much!!! All these a big help!
i learned a lot thank you!
Great Joy to watch your videos & your perspective. You have a unique style of presenting & it is your USP. Thanks a lot & keep it up. 3 cheers.
You r my man! Nothing but love for u. ❤
Thanks for this.
Thank you!
Thank you. From Mongolia
I am trying to learn impasto. I mostly do expressionist portraits. I am struggling with the impasto, though. And mixing colors has been so difficult I have been working in black and white mostly.
Ooooo thanks!
I tend to do empasto style for hair but just use lots of oil paint. I dont know if its favorite but it makes hair more fun for me otherwise it becomes stupidly tedious. I do wet on wet most the time
Bonjour Florent. Merci pour ce partage et félicitations pour ton expo à Paris. Une question, je ne demande pas de marques mais travailles-tu seulement avec de la peinture extra-fine? Où mixes-tu extra-fines et fines peintures? Bien à toi et bonnes chances à Paris.🤞👋
Curious to know if impasto could be used for fire?
Can you do a longer ultraglazing tutorial please?
Harold Speed goes through each of these techniques in his Oil Painting Techniques and Materials book. I very much appreciate you demonstrating this. I would like to see you perform his exercises regarding this techniques in another video.
hello. I am a student who started oil painting for about 3 months. I was reading an article about blocking and was curious, so I would like to ask a question. What oil should I use when blocking? I searched through numerous videos and articles, but couldn't find it. The two oils I have on hand are flaxseed oil and gamsol. (Please understand that I am not good at English, so I am using Google Translator)
Can you glaze water based oil paint?
Waiting
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Hi can you please explain to me why all my Colours mix on the canvas? What I am doing wrong? 😫
What color did you use in the first couple seconds of this video? :)
Hi Florent, thank you so much for the video. many informations.
1:00 I tried to make this blue, I never succeeded. So far, so dull. I thought it was a magic blue with a special pigment. is it all about glazing?
I cant speak for his process, but id say using pure blue out of the tube will give u a vibrant color like that. In my experience mixing any black, white or other color with the blue will make it dull and decrease vibrancy. I mix 50/50 linseed oil and mineral spirits with the color, then brush it on. There are a lot of transparent blues which will work well, but i just use regular opacity paint and it works. I would use cobalt blue, maybe ultramarine, but again thats just me. Some colors that are so vibrant like the blue in the video can only be obtained through multiple glazes. I do use artist grade paints by holbein so that may be a factor because those paints have more pigment than less expensive brands. Hope this helps!
@@jonathondowning1851 thanks a lot for sharing your process, I will try that out !
@@pierreclaudelpaintings Note that different but very similar colors from the same manufacturer may have different transparency properties, especially when slightly diluted using a bit of medium (such as a bit of linseed oil). Manufacturers of artist-grade paints will have icons or stars denoting transparency vs opacity. For example, in blues, ultramarine is typically vibrant but also rather transparent.
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The Antioch Scent?
Vous avez dit , laisser sécher… alors on attend 1 mois …? J adore ce bleu …
I would like to see what you are actually talking about. Give an example, please. Thanks for sharing.
The figure and the phone interesting
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my brother wtf, you cannot begin video from saying "im not gonna tell you what glazing is because i already did video on that"... if you want me to watch that video keep me intrested not send me right at the beggining to watch something else before because it becomes not a relaxing way to spend time but a chore. if you dont want to talk about all the details about it you could at least make a quick summary ...
I like it
Thank you very much
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