Hey guys! Thanks for all of the comments and likes! It's great to hear feedback and it helps me tailor these episodes and Quick Clips to what will help you most. After you have subscribed here, jump over to my website www.andrewtischler.com and subscribe there too! I give away heaps more free content on a regular basis. Be sure to check out my latest seascape DVD too, by going to www.andrewtischler.com/shop/ (check out all the 5 star reviews!) Thanks guys!
Andrew, you could have sold ppl on needing an expensive palette. Thanks for keeping it real. True artists make stuff. Love your work and the information.
You gotta be the coolest traditional artist ever, with all those self-made gadgets to help you out - it is awesome to see that your creativity extends from the artistic realm to the crafts too. Also, at first when you showed your new palette I was like "Why the hell he has a CINTIQ tablet attached like that?", haha. It looks super cool and super "sci fi-ish"! I've had experience with oil paitings when I was 17, it was cool but I was already too accostumed to watercolors (to this day, it is my favorite traditional media, alongside ballpoint pens), so I didnt really adapt to the materials. But it is still cool to follow the processes of it, and all your tips to make it easier for the painters like you =)
that is absolutely bloody brilliant Andrew - I will have to make something similar myself - the fact it can go up and down and angle is sheer genius - thanks for making the video.
Thanks for the comment Jason! I love thinking outside the box, we're all artists here, lets get creative eh? Mate, can I just say that your work is stunning. I love Wildlife paintings and may I suggest that anyone here interested in Wildlife art: CHECK OUT JASON'S UA-cam CHANNEL! it's a must!!! ua-cam.com/users/wildlifeartjm
Thanks Andrew - you know the attitude that we are all artists together is a rare one - I remember years ago (about 20 - showing my age Lol) I professional wildlife artist wrote a real abusive email to me complaining that I was showing everyone all the painting secrets on my ebooks and videos! and I was going to ruin his career! SERIOUS! I have always loved sharing my techniques and I know you do to, because everyone deserves to enjoy creating art :)
Wow, some people eh? The funny thing is we all have an individual take and approach, and by coming together and sharing our material we may very well be able to make something new. Nobody in history has had UA-cam, it's the new printing press!
5 dislikes: I don't understand what's to dislike about this video. An excellent set up (which I duly copied, using stuff I didn't spend 1 cent to get).
This is such a humbling and inspiring video! Really drives home the point of not having to spend lots of money to be successful and pointing out that if you ARE gonna spend money, do it on the things that matter like the paint, brushes and surface.
I’ve been working on making my own easel. It’s portable for out doors and it’s a combination of scraps like you. Love creativity as an artist. No one has what you have and you work on something that you will cherish because YOU MADE IT!! Love this, you keep on surprising me!! ♥️👍🏼♥️👍🏼
I'm such a huge admirer of your work - particularly your waves and sea scapes! I have a problem.......I too seem to have got stuck. I seem to have lost my incentive along the way and can just look at a started painting for weeks and not finish it! I had to stop taking lessons as that was the only tine I used to paint. Yet I love it when I do it! Maybe watching you in detail will give me back that incentive....? Fingers crossed!
Love these ideas! I actually frequent a second hand store in my town just looking for old art books and old easels or paint boxes people have donated. I've picked up about 5 different easels in various conditions for very cheap and I've been able to re-purpose parts of these easels for nice studio setups like your showing here.
innovating ... adaptive ... great for everything... not only for painting... I like it..... the mechanism of the chair can also be used as a tablet or lap top holder... BRAVO
Great Ideas for the palette Andrew. As an extra, I painted the underside of glass palette as follows: Central area a mid-tone grey. The Top area a strip of squares painted with the colours I use. The bottom area a strip of squares indicating the 9-value scale. A good idea to paint in reverse order, so that once flipped around it is correct. With oils it may take a long time to set, so adding a medium helps. Once the swatches were dry, I glued on a masonite backing. A basic frame can be added to give the finished look.
andrew i love your work. i am 69. offered a scollarship in 1966 high school, but went on to support myself working with the railroad. now i am semi retired and just back to painting one year now. wild cats and grazing animals,god blest me to come back to it well. i do like o watch what you do it helps me alot on my difficult areas mixing oils etc..thanks again keep up the good work and show. lmk.
Hey, Mr Tischler! Super video! I have been painting for about 3,5 years, and I use a glass plate from an old stereo rack shelf. Its about the same size as the one you are painting on. What I haven`t done is to spraypaint the back with a mid value as you did in this video, but now I will do exactly that. I have watched many of your videos up through the years, and I really love many of your paintings. My goal, as yours, is to create the realism and subtle hue and valueshift that only the human eye (or brain) can detect, but at the same time push foreward a "romantic" feel by still making it painterly, instead of overdoing it and falling into the realm of hyperrealism. What I find most exciting is to create landscapes out of my own imagination, but I do get inspired by some photographs that I find online or from my own shots. By creating things as you go along will strengthen your abillity to connect to the intuitive aspect of painting, where you really are put to the test of applying your knowledge about light, complementary effects, tones and values. And sometimes the insufficiency of working from "pure" imagination is what gives a painting that human touch and playfullness that sometimes can get lost when using photoreference. I only use reference when I need a strong convincing portrayal of an animal, human figure, building or object in a landscape scene. It would be impossible for me to paint a convincing depiction of a bear, horse or car without using a photoreference. But when painting sea- and landscapes, I am pretty close nailing it almost perfectly. Much thanks to you and a few other contemporary artist (at elast 10 "youtube" artists), and my will to not settle for mediocrity. I wish you well, and start building some muscle again. Its good for you, and you look better. :) Keep up the great work, Andrew! Eleo Jay
You can also purchase already painted tempered glass. I purchased two from the United States to Japan - one A4 and the other A3 sizes. Just say how strong they are is Imagine each of them came just in envelopes! I am a clumsy elephant in a porcelain shop so they are gifts from God to me. Oh, they are also very inexpensive, but when you knock on them with your knuckle the sound is a hundred percent glass. Of course I am not sure if tempered glass was available when you made this video. Andrew, thanks for great videos and and stay in good health. By the way, everyone will agree you are equally great scholar as painter.
Your amazing personality and truly inspiring videos helped me realize that painting is what I’ve been missing a lot. Now I’m in the middle of making shopping list for tomorrow :) Thank you !
Could you make a video about what kind of chair you use? One of the most important things in a painting studio is a good chair, comfortable and ergonomic, as we spend many hours sitting while working. The thing is that a good chair is very expensive. I have already tested some but they all become uncomfortable after a few hours of use. What kind of chair do you use?
Funny! I've used an old fridge shelf for my palette since a week ago.. but only discovering this video now :D.. feels more satisfying. Thanks for the great videos!
I love how you make useful tools from found objects! I just watched your new video showing how you made your still life box. Want to make both of these. Awesome ideas!
so generous to share with us your eminently sensible ideas and knowledge about the practicalities of painting. Actually I just really enjoy your clips. Keep them coming
Congratulations, this is a very interesting answer for artists. I like very much your art channel and I have to thank you for the knowledge you give us in your videos. I am from Venezuela and I have a carpentry channel in spanish and I think you created an amazing artist pallet
I think one of my neighbors fixes or sells refrigerators so they often have refrigerator parts out for disposal. kicking myself for not grabbing some of those glass shelves before! definitely gonna make a palette out of them next time I find any. thanks for the tip!
This is good timing. I just had a gas lift stool's seat bust. Now, instead of throwing it away, I think I may pull something like this together. Thanks for the great idea!
Yes Sir! I made a palette similar! Outstanding! You and artist David Kassen I believe was the first time I observed the palette being used in a straight up or slanted position. Man! It makes alot of sense!
Great tutorial... got mine from my daughter’s little glass table that she wasn’t using anymore, the glass was layed on a grey background already so it was perfect in size and colour and o easy to clean with a scraper 👍
A brilliant idea and very informative video Andrew. I have made a glass palette from recycling but nothing as elaborate as yours. I had a large picture framed under glass which I no longer wanted. So I removed it and put a white cardboard instead and sealed it in the frame so I can use it. Great ideas . I await the next video . Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience and inspiring skills.
I also use glass as a palette. I actually did something very similar to a piece of glass and some wood that I found. I did it myself, I didn't buy anything and it is very similar to yours. Very useful. Unfortunately I can't post a photo here. Nice job Andrew!
i also have made weird n wonderful things like this to help me in the studio. adjustable height roller chair on wheels. and a painting table out of an old cabinet drawers on wheels with in built water buckets and brush holders, etc, for a start. thanks andrew! good work mate! cheers
Love your work. Thank you for your tutorials and sharing info such as this excellent adjustable pallet!! Your portraits are gorgeous! Landscapes, birds... all so beautiful!
I love your videos man! I have been painting on and off, self taught since 2015 and havent gotten serious until recently , your videos help me out a lot! Id love to see your thought process in choosing the right colors for a painting and why... Nice palette too, very resourceful!
I have a great idea for you! If you use it you have to paint me a picture though.... haha. Kidding. No, put a piece of ‘ferrous metal’ behind the glass. Either cover the entire back of the glass, or perhaps just glue a strip of ferrous metal along the top of the glass. Then you can get a few push pin neodymium magnets and have a magnetic surface on your pallet to attach a reference photograph! Done and done ;) also you could just simply glue a few neodymium magnets in various places on the wood to have places to hang thing and as immediate paint brush holders. You can just stick your brush to. You could be even more fancy and drill into the wood the same size as the round small magnets and stick glue them in flush. You could glue a few magnets to the back of the plastic frame around the fridge shelf then you’d have a few strategic places to also temporarily stick a brush to around the frame. One under the wood you could then attach any form of metal to a rag so it would hang under it. Basically there’s tonsss of ideas I’m seeing for metal, must be ferrous (containing iron aka magnetic lol) and simply magnets. Anyway hope that helps! I’ll be expecting that painting within 1 year, must be bigger than 2”x2” haha. ;) no really hope that helps though. There aLOT of creative things you’d be able to do to stick all kinds of doodads to that really cool and already extremely functional robo-roller studio palette 5,000 extraordinaire. Great videos by the way. I mean it absolutely tremendous videos but just wow... your paintings man... I would love to see one in person just to study and for inspiration. I turned to watercolor recently after shattering 11 bones in my hand as a Rehabilitation and fell in love or used to paint acrylics but mostly pen and ink and I started to dabble in oil. I’ve been doing abstract only because it was hard for precision with my hand healing, but am ready to go back to some realistic. I’d love to see what kind of abstract you’d come up with actually. That’s be a fun video. Anyway thanks for the videos you got a lifetime subscriber Okay... time to cry myself to sleep now after swing your paintings lol. Maybe next lifetime ;) Cheers ~Keefe Ps I’m gonna copy and paste this to a newer video that looks great to watch. Just so it has a higher chance of being seen. I’m proud of my magnet and steel idea haha. Sorry for the novel The end... 😄
there are plenty of resources in 2dollar shops ,K mart and Ikea for building your studio equipment. Just be prepared to smashem up a bit and canabalise parts. then mix and match.
Thank you so very much, Andrew! You have helped me to solve a problem for my own UA-cam filming:) I have Rheumatoid Arthritis, so it is tough for me to hold onto a palette in a way for my students to see. This should work! Love all that you do...Brilliant. Nettie Kaye
Hey guys! Thanks for all of the comments and likes! It's great to hear feedback and it helps me tailor these episodes and Quick Clips to what will help you most. After you have subscribed here, jump over to my website www.andrewtischler.com and subscribe there too! I give away heaps more free content on a regular basis. Be sure to check out my latest seascape DVD too, by going to www.andrewtischler.com/shop/ (check out all the 5 star reviews!)
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It looks so high tech but IT’S A REFRIGERATOR SHELF?! You, sir, are my new hero.
Have faith in Jesus Christ
Andrew, you could have sold ppl on needing an expensive palette. Thanks for keeping it real. True artists make stuff. Love your work and the information.
You gotta be the coolest traditional artist ever, with all those self-made gadgets to help you out - it is awesome to see that your creativity extends from the artistic realm to the crafts too. Also, at first when you showed your new palette I was like "Why the hell he has a CINTIQ tablet attached like that?", haha. It looks super cool and super "sci fi-ish"!
I've had experience with oil paitings when I was 17, it was cool but I was already too accostumed to watercolors (to this day, it is my favorite traditional media, alongside ballpoint pens), so I didnt really adapt to the materials. But it is still cool to follow the processes of it, and all your tips to make it easier for the painters like you =)
Hey thanks for the comment!
Yeah, no CINTIQ! I use a WACOM intuos pro II, (as well as paint) - it's awesome!
cintiq tablet haha :))))) it does look pretty cool, and fridge glass is quite strong and safe. off to hunt recycling stations i go :D
dude not only r u a baddazz artist but verry resourceful too...i believe u r a keeper
Hahah! Badazz! I love it! Thanks mate. Cheers for the comment :)
that is absolutely bloody brilliant Andrew - I will have to make something similar myself - the fact it can go up and down and angle is sheer genius - thanks for making the video.
Thanks for the comment Jason! I love thinking outside the box, we're all artists here, lets get creative eh? Mate, can I just say that your work is stunning. I love Wildlife paintings and may I suggest that anyone here interested in Wildlife art: CHECK OUT JASON'S UA-cam CHANNEL! it's a must!!!
ua-cam.com/users/wildlifeartjm
Thanks Andrew - you know the attitude that we are all artists together is a rare one - I remember years ago (about 20 - showing my age Lol) I professional wildlife artist wrote a real abusive email to me complaining that I was showing everyone all the painting secrets on my ebooks and videos! and I was going to ruin his career! SERIOUS! I have always loved sharing my techniques and I know you do to, because everyone deserves to enjoy creating art :)
Wow, some people eh? The funny thing is we all have an individual take and approach, and by coming together and sharing our material we may very well be able to make something new. Nobody in history has had UA-cam, it's the new printing press!
wow thanks - very kind of you :)
5 dislikes: I don't understand what's to dislike about this video. An excellent set up (which I duly copied, using stuff I didn't spend 1 cent to get).
The dislikes are from expensive palatte sellers
This is such a humbling and inspiring video! Really drives home the point of not having to spend lots of money to be successful and pointing out that if you ARE gonna spend money, do it on the things that matter like the paint, brushes and surface.
I’ve been working on making my own easel. It’s portable for out doors and it’s a combination of scraps like you. Love creativity as an artist. No one has what you have and you work on something that you will cherish because YOU MADE IT!! Love this, you keep on surprising me!! ♥️👍🏼♥️👍🏼
I'm such a huge admirer of your work - particularly your waves and sea scapes! I have a problem.......I too seem to have got stuck. I seem to have lost my incentive along the way and can just look at a started painting for weeks and not finish it! I had to stop taking lessons as that was the only tine I used to paint. Yet I love it when I do it! Maybe watching you in detail will give me back that incentive....? Fingers crossed!
Love these ideas! I actually frequent a second hand store in my town just looking for old art books and old easels or paint boxes people have donated. I've picked up about 5 different easels in various conditions for very cheap and I've been able to re-purpose parts of these easels for nice studio setups like your showing here.
innovating ... adaptive ... great for everything... not only for painting... I like it..... the mechanism of the chair can also be used as a tablet or lap top holder... BRAVO
YES! Exactly...thinking outside the box indeed!
I have been using a glass for over a year love it easy to take care of. like the idea of how you made it out of a fridge shelf.
Great Ideas for the palette Andrew. As an extra, I painted the underside of glass palette as follows: Central area a mid-tone grey. The Top area a strip of squares painted with the colours I use. The bottom area a strip of squares indicating the 9-value scale. A good idea to paint in reverse order, so that once flipped around it is correct. With oils it may take a long time to set, so adding a medium helps. Once the swatches were dry, I glued on a masonite backing. A basic frame can be added to give the finished look.
OOOOHHH! great idea! Love it!
I love you,re idea. I always used old picture frames but they are always sharp. I love you,re kitchen glass for painting
andrew i love your work. i am 69. offered a scollarship in 1966 high school, but went on to support myself working with the railroad. now i am semi retired and just back to painting one year now. wild cats and grazing animals,god blest me to come back to it well. i do like o watch what you do it helps me alot on my difficult areas mixing oils etc..thanks again keep up the good work and show. lmk.
Thanks Linda, I'll keep the show going. New episode out next week!
Hey, Mr Tischler!
Super video! I have been painting for about 3,5 years, and I use a glass plate from an old stereo rack shelf. Its about the same size as the one you are painting on. What I haven`t done is to spraypaint the back with a mid value as you did in this video, but now I will do exactly that.
I have watched many of your videos up through the years, and I really love many of your paintings. My goal, as yours, is to create the realism and subtle hue and valueshift that only the human eye (or brain) can detect, but at the same time push foreward a "romantic" feel by still making it painterly, instead of overdoing it and falling into the realm of hyperrealism.
What I find most exciting is to create landscapes out of my own imagination, but I do get inspired by some photographs that I find online or from my own shots. By creating things as you go along will strengthen your abillity to connect to the intuitive aspect of painting, where you really are put to the test of applying your knowledge about light, complementary effects, tones and values. And sometimes the insufficiency of working from "pure" imagination is what gives a painting that human touch
and playfullness that sometimes can get lost when using photoreference. I only use reference when I need a strong convincing portrayal of an animal, human figure, building or object in a landscape scene. It would be impossible for me to paint a convincing depiction of a bear, horse or car without using a photoreference. But when painting sea- and landscapes, I am pretty close nailing it almost perfectly. Much thanks to you and a few other contemporary artist (at elast 10 "youtube" artists), and my will to not settle for mediocrity.
I wish you well, and start building some muscle again. Its good for you, and you look better. :)
Keep up the great work, Andrew!
Eleo Jay
You can also purchase already painted tempered glass. I purchased two from the United States to Japan - one A4 and the other A3 sizes. Just say how strong they are is Imagine each of them came just in envelopes! I am a clumsy elephant in a porcelain shop so they are gifts from God to me. Oh, they are also very inexpensive, but when you knock on them with your knuckle the sound is a hundred percent glass. Of course I am not sure if tempered glass was available when you made this video. Andrew, thanks for great videos and and stay in good health. By the way, everyone will agree you are equally great scholar as painter.
clever! the old chair hydrolics is an excellent idea!
Your amazing personality and truly inspiring videos helped me realize that painting is what I’ve been missing a lot. Now I’m in the middle of making shopping list for tomorrow :) Thank you !
Could you make a video about what kind of chair you use? One of the most important things in a painting studio is a good chair, comfortable and ergonomic, as we spend many hours sitting while working. The thing is that a good chair is very expensive. I have already tested some but they all become uncomfortable after a few hours of use. What kind of chair do you use?
This palette is a great example of your creativity and great imagination! It's brilliant:)
super-intelligent use of random items.. Bravo!
Great examples of repurposing and recycling!
Funny! I've used an old fridge shelf for my palette since a week ago.. but only discovering this video now :D.. feels more satisfying. Thanks for the great videos!
I love how you make useful tools from found objects! I just watched your new video showing how you made your still life box. Want to make both of these. Awesome ideas!
so generous to share with us your eminently sensible ideas and knowledge about the practicalities of painting.
Actually I just really enjoy your clips. Keep them coming
Hey Katherine, thanks so much for the comment! I certainly will keep them coming! :)
You are so creative Andrew, loved this video
whatever gets you from point A to point B. Great Andrew! Fancy stuff not always fits the needs.
mazing, thank you so so much! love that it is recycled too. best ever!
This is the most perfect palette i have ever seen! Big thumbs up!
This is really clever... I like the idea of recycling the base and lift of an old office chair to mount the easel. Thank you for sharing.
hey now....I believe this is something even I can build. Thanks, I may have to do just that.
I loved the ideas and. resourcefulness here.... Amazing
Excellent idea and all the pieces are already in the junk pile in my studio. Weekend project here I come.
Great idea. I bought a $30 tilting drawing board and put a picture frame with glass insert on it for mine.
Both the Palette making and panel making videos were beaut thank you Andrew
Congratulations, this is a very interesting answer for artists. I like very much your art channel and I have to thank you for the knowledge you give us in your videos. I am from Venezuela and I have a carpentry channel in spanish and I think you created an amazing artist pallet
I think one of my neighbors fixes or sells refrigerators so they often have refrigerator parts out for disposal. kicking myself for not grabbing some of those glass shelves before! definitely gonna make a palette out of them next time I find any. thanks for the tip!
Andrew this is amazing . Thanks
This is good timing. I just had a gas lift stool's seat bust. Now, instead of throwing it away, I think I may pull something like this together. Thanks for the great idea!
Hey no worries!
You are a kindred soul. Many thanks.
Yes Sir! I made a palette similar! Outstanding! You and artist David Kassen I believe was the first time I observed the palette being used in a straight up or slanted position. Man! It makes alot of sense!
Thanks for the tips. Great palette.
Fantastic,Thank You Andrew Tischler (Chis Cornell)
One of the greatest UA-cam channels!
Fantastic idea and tutorial. Thank you!! :)
Great idea!! Thanks for sharing
Andrew! That is in ingenious! I am going to make one similar!! I just love this! You are my favorite teacher!!
Great tutorial... got mine from my daughter’s little glass table that she wasn’t using anymore, the glass was layed on a grey background already so it was perfect in size and colour and o easy to clean with a scraper 👍
I used a small Walmart gray towel under glass.
Love your idea of refrigerator shelf, much safer!
You know you would be having a million subscribers soon...cause you're the best....
Amazing. Thank you for sharing it
Wow!! Very creative!!
Damn, Andrew is packing some serious muscles !
I love all your videos your awesome, this is great video for beginner and Andrew please teach about painting for starters like me,,
Set up my own mini pallette out of an acrylic sheet, and a tiny octopus tripod! Works for me!
Dude Andrew you got some serious brains man.........Wow that's amazing right there.
You are such an inspiration and I'd like to thank you for all the videos you've provided for us to see
Hey No worries! Thanks for the comment!
WoW..……….I LOVE that palette ! The set up is GENIUS ! I'm going to try to produce one . THANKS
A brilliant idea and very informative video Andrew. I have made a glass palette from recycling but nothing as elaborate as yours. I had a large picture framed under glass which I no longer wanted. So I removed it and put a white cardboard instead and sealed it in the frame so I can use it. Great ideas . I await the next video . Thank you for sharing your wonderful experience and inspiring skills.
I also use glass as a palette. I actually did something very similar to a piece of glass and some wood that I found. I did it myself, I didn't buy anything and it is very similar to yours. Very useful. Unfortunately I can't post a photo here. Nice job Andrew!
This is brilliant.
You are a genius. So happy I found your channel. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Hi Andrew! Would you be able to do a quick clip on brushes? Brands you use, must-haves, sizes, etc.? Loving your videos!
YES! I will be doing one of those for sure! Bear with me as I sort out suppliers. Not long now!
So awesome! Thank you!
Amazing! Thank you so much
This is a great idea!
Thanks for all the Quick Clips Andrew!! VERY helpful. Just ordered the "Portraits" DVD!!! Can't wait!!
I love your work
i also have made weird n wonderful things like this to help me in the studio.
adjustable height roller chair on wheels. and a painting table out of an old cabinet drawers on wheels with in built water buckets and brush holders, etc, for a start.
thanks andrew! good work mate!
cheers
Love your work. Thank you for your tutorials and sharing info such as this excellent adjustable pallet!! Your portraits are gorgeous! Landscapes, birds... all so beautiful!
This is totally awesome. You have inspired me to make something similar for my studio. Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful!
Gracias ,por compartir sus conocimientos , el creador del arte lo bendiga...Gracias!
Free is my favorate price! thanks for sharing this nugget
you are my inspiration sir.
learned many things from your videos...
love you sir
Thanks Art Affection, feeling the love!
BRILLIANT!!
I love your videos man! I have been painting on and off, self taught since 2015 and havent gotten serious until recently , your videos help me out a lot! Id love to see your thought process in choosing the right colors for a painting and why... Nice palette too, very resourceful!
stunning!! 😍
That's right! 👍
never mind I see your answer 5 days ago lol , amazing work and amazing videos keep them coming , cheers
I have a great idea for you! If you use it you have to paint me a picture though.... haha. Kidding. No, put a piece of ‘ferrous metal’ behind the glass. Either cover the entire back of the glass, or perhaps just glue a strip of ferrous metal along the top of the glass. Then you can get a few push pin neodymium magnets and have a magnetic surface on your pallet to attach a reference photograph! Done and done ;) also you could just simply glue a few neodymium magnets in various places on the wood to have places to hang thing and as immediate paint brush holders. You can just stick your brush to. You could be even more fancy and drill into the wood the same size as the round small magnets and stick glue them in flush. You could glue a few magnets to the back of the plastic frame around the fridge shelf then you’d have a few strategic places to also temporarily stick a brush to around the frame. One under the wood you could then attach any form of metal to a rag so it would hang under it. Basically there’s tonsss of ideas I’m seeing for metal, must be ferrous (containing iron aka magnetic lol) and simply magnets.
Anyway hope that helps! I’ll be expecting that painting within 1 year, must be bigger than 2”x2” haha. ;) no really hope that helps though. There aLOT of creative things you’d be able to do to stick all kinds of doodads to that really cool and already extremely functional robo-roller studio palette 5,000 extraordinaire.
Great videos by the way. I mean it absolutely tremendous videos but just wow... your paintings man... I would love to see one in person just to study and for inspiration. I turned to watercolor recently after shattering 11 bones in my hand as a Rehabilitation and fell in love or used to paint acrylics but mostly pen and ink and I started to dabble in oil. I’ve been doing abstract only because it was hard for precision with my hand healing, but am ready to go back to some realistic. I’d love to see what kind of abstract you’d come up with actually. That’s be a fun video. Anyway thanks for the videos you got a lifetime subscriber
Okay... time to cry myself to sleep now after swing your paintings lol. Maybe next lifetime ;)
Cheers
~Keefe
Ps I’m gonna copy and paste this to a newer video that looks great to watch. Just so it has a higher chance of being seen. I’m proud of my magnet and steel idea haha.
Sorry for the novel
The end... 😄
great. already built the wall easel and now looking for pieces to build the table.
Really love your paintings. So glad I found you.
Fantástico!!. Todo un manitas!!
Waww you are so creative !
WOW! I want one too. I am heading over to your website.
It’s very original!
Brilliant!
Very, very nice! Thanks for taking the time to share.
Love it!
Great idea!
SUPER SMART AND VERY BEAUTIFUL PALLET!! THANK YOU AGAIN FOR SHARING AND GOD BLESS...
there are plenty of resources in 2dollar shops ,K mart and Ikea for building your studio equipment. Just be prepared to smashem up a bit and canabalise parts. then mix and match.
wow I like your ideas!
the freezer shelf is genius
Just watched, great idea. Thanks for sharing.( I use an old dinner plate and foil, but it takes up so much space.)
Top Idea Andrew, Got everything except the fridge shelf.! Hunting now.
Thank you so very much, Andrew! You have helped me to solve a problem for my own UA-cam filming:) I have Rheumatoid Arthritis, so it is tough for me to hold onto a palette in a way for my students to see. This should work! Love all that you do...Brilliant. Nettie Kaye
Thanks for your ideas. I am about to construct my own studio palette right now!