PAINT TALK: Fat Over Lean, When To Sell Your Work, Varnishing, Paint Reviews
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- Welcome to Paint Talk! The weekly show where I answer your oil painting questions. If you have a question leave it in the comments section and I may answer it in the next show!
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Hi, I am the son of two artists and began painting in my hometown of Richmond, Virginia before I could walk. I was a rare combination of artist and athlete so I moved to Los Angeles in 2008 to play football for USC. I left the team my sophomore year to focus on painting and filmmaking, applying the same focus and discipline from my football career to my art. I primarily work in oils, and spend most free days painting "en plein air" in my new home of Sarasota Florida.
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www.chrisfornataro.com
Great recommendations! I always tell people per my agent: never sell below what you are possibly worth on the market, however the market is a schizophrenic buyer. Some have to sell to eat, so that kind of forces sales.
Love how you are so straightforward with your content...you basically get to the point. Yes, I definitely would like for you to review Geneva paint. Also, what about M. Graham Oils....I am interested in non toxic painting. Thanks!
Noted!
M. Graham is no less “toxic” then any of the others. They just use walnut oil. Believe it or not you can consume linseed oil as we eat the very plant seeds from which it comes.
Thanks for answering my question. It was really helpful. I appreciate it.
Just discovered your channel and I'm SO glad I did! I'm self taught and your videos have been so helpful, I wish I had some of these tips years ago. 😊
BTW, I grew up in Farmville Va, about an hour south of Richmond 🙃
Thanks! VA represent!
A review of Geneva oil paints would be interesting, I would watch it. However this fixation with brands everyone seems to have is IMO just that, a fixation. I think it is more important to use the tools appropriate to your level.
I remember, far to many years ago I had this inexpensive guitar and when I played it I sounded …not that great. I was visiting with some professional musicians one day and one of them used my guitar and it sounded fantastic. I also played with a few guitars that costs thousands and yep, I still sounded like crap.
I think paint is the same way, why buy expensive paint if you really aren't capable of maximizing its capabilities.
I agree 100%
Yes, please do a video reviewing the geneva oil paints. Draw mix paint and paint coach are the two main artist channels I watch so it would be great to see what you think of each others techniques and materials!
Noted!
Good advices, thx.
Idk about yall but I need that 40min video about selling your art. I‘m lost and so awkward about it you cannot imagine😫🤣
I go into more in my next Paint Talk! :)
Paint Coach yaaas😍
Thanks Coach- you hit everything I wanted to know especially the oiling out process. I thought there was a way to go back if I wanted to redo an area.
Glad it was helpful!
@@paintcoach always!
Yes please, Geneva oil paint review 🤭
Please do review Geneva paints
Thank you for your excellent teach outs, love your art and insights. I have just started oil painting and find the cost a bit much so I have been using thin plywood to paint on which I gesso. However, I can't afford to gesso the really big sizes (4ft by 4ft or 4ft by 2ft) so I have been using a left over can of acrylic high grade regular house paint!! Will the paintings last? Thank you.
Great Video, thanks. Question - retouch vanish, what brand? would u recommend spray? Thank U
The real issue of beginners is that beginners need to spend tens of hours to paint a small portrait. $200 can be super underpriced and I’d much prefer working at a restaurant which is higher paid than that 😭 As the speed improves I’d feel comfortable for pricing lower when I’m no longer a beginner. I guess that’s the reason beginners charging like $800, it’s a huge conflict. Also commissions can be torture when it’s not exciting to do yet time consuming. What’s appropriate pricing for commissions I wonder?
Hey Chris! Re pouring paint residue out of paint thinner jar into another…I have residue on the bottom AND top of jar. Thinner is in the middle. What now?
I’d like to see you demo the DMP. I have it and like it. But it’s definitely different than what I’m used to.
Noted!
do you have a video about how different colors of oil paint dry at different rates... some slower than others? It seems when I use Sap green or Alizarin.. it takes forever to dry.. any help will be appreciated
Best to have a piece of paper you can hand out with your prices. Starting out $2 per sq inch plus some expenses. If you frame more, if you use an expensive canvas more. Extra time more. I spent a month on one painting. It’s hanging in a large corporation board room. What would you charge for a month of your time. ? I under priced it at $5000.
hi what brand of oil paint do you use I am gonna splash out and try artist oils any tips
No- your channel is great giving great advice on a shallow but accurate level of experiences... giving a "review" would slow you down... and be a bit weird, maybe you could talk about the differences of how paint is made, and how it might change your decisions making when using it?
how long does it take a layer to dry past the dimensional change?
I don’t ever let my paint dry
Can you make a video based off of copyright for art?
I have a stupid question xD Why are there cuts in your videos after almost every half sentence?
You say you always finish a painting and be done with it...so you never pull out an old old painting and work on it ..for whatever reason? If you did happen to, that would be a great video idea.
Or even those paintings abandoned and not finished. What should I do with all of them?
@@amysbees6686 Frankly, I think this is a personal question that will differ for all folks. I have always heard..."Don't go back and work on old paintings". And yet, I have seen some things in my old paintings that I can (now) drastically improve, and... I would ENJOY doing that improvement. That's the key. Would you enjoy working on it some more? The bottom line should be, to progress on to new things in your career but don't forget the reason you're doing most things... to enjoy your life.
@Gordon Anderson
Thank you for your excellent response! Definitely something to consider!
2$square inch is good for a beginner artist
You mentioned that you went to college, what did you study ?
Thanks, stay safe ✌😷
Acting at USC... big waste of time lol
@@paintcoach Thanks, I think college education is never a waste, you gained life skills that may help you in your present career (to make videos, relate to clients) and at least to be a better citizen.
I also went to Uni, worked in my profession for two years and decided to do something else, however that degree opened the doors for other activities. Nowadays, I am trying to reinvent myself as a portrait painter.
Thanks and keep making good videos.
Stay safe ✌😷.
Can you speak a little slow cause it's sometimes a bit difficult to understand for people of other nationalities. Otherwise,I love your channel
While I understand you are trying to save time in the video... this was getting really "Max Headroom" with the edits... lol