How to Paint a Whole Lot of Grass Really Fast! (Oil Painting)
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2021
- Hello my friends! Watch how I am paint this field of grass in my Highland Cow Piece . It's not that hard. You will need a liner brush and a little patience.
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The best painters have messy pallets! 🤘🏼🎨 thank you for the tips!
@@AuristelaFerrer Haha! Thank you!
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@@PaintGoodwithChad it would be a very cool t-shirt!! 🤩
This is the first time I saw your vídeos (and i saw some other things too 🤔 iykyk) I felt the need to share same good vibes and support to a fellow artists 🙏🏼🪄
Thank you for your good advice
Very helpful! Thanks for posting!👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Brilliant, really helpful. Thanks for posting. Xoxo
You are so welcome!
Nice job Chad! Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much this is so helpful right now ❤❤
That’s good news. Thank you so much!😊
Awsome tip
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
Thank u very much
Really like your videos…great stuff! Also like your recommendations for brushes. What oil paint do you recommend? Also, what fan brushes? Thanks for all you do.
Thank you Charles! I use Windsor and Newton level 2 oil paint. My fan brushes are all different sizes and material. I suggest buying a few different kinds and trying them out. Synthetic and natural both work a little differently. It’s a personal choice. Usually they are labeled as oil acrylic or water color brushes. I mostly use the brush that’s designed for the paint medium I use. However, a water color or acrylic brush can be used with oil paints. They are a little softer and apply the paint differently. I hope that helps.
Thank you!!!
Thank you too!
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Thank you very much!
What a Chad, thank you 👽🦑🦆
Ha ha! It’s the name they gave me. I get that a lot. Thanks for watching.
How do artists work with a messy palette
I saw on a different comment about this video how you used an underpainting in tones of red. How did you determine that should be the color you used ? Thanks for answering if you can.
Hello! I use red because I wanted this painting to have a warm tone. The red shows through a little. It also contrasts with the blues and greens. This way, I know what’s underpainting and what the top layer is and I don’t miss a spot.
@@PaintGoodwithChad Thank you so much for explaining that to me. It does really help a lot. 👍
did you paint your animal before or after the grass? thank you that was a great demo
I painted the grass first and the animal last. It’s easier to paint the background before the foreground. However, I painted the animal and the background together, in monochromatic tones of red, as the first layer. (Under painting) I let that layer dry and then I start adding colors.
@@PaintGoodwithChad thank you very much for the quick reply ! You're awesome
Though this is a really informative video, have you made a video showing how to paint the field of grass from the beginning ? I realize that could be a bit "monotonous," 😉 but, some of us need that extra bit of instruction. Either way, thank you for sharing this video with us. It IS really helpful. BTW, I use acrylics, so, do you have any tips for painting grasd with that kind of laint? Thanks bunches. 👍🙂
Thanks for being nice. I’ve had a lot of rude comments lately. To answer your question. I spontaneously decided to make a video while I was in the middle of working on this painting. It wasn’t planned. That’s why it started in the middle of the process. I will do a short that shows the beginning, next time I paint grass. The reason my videos are not very scripted is because I am an artist before I am a UA-camr. I don’t plan these things. I appreciate your comments. Thanks.
BTW, The process is the same with acrylics. Just use water instead of paint thinner. The paint should be runny when using the liner brush.
@@PaintGoodwithChad So THAT'S the trick - thinned out paint. TYSM for your help. 👍😉
And, I'd rather your videos be "unscripted," myself. NP with that to me. 😉👍
@@PaintGoodwithChad Just saw how the words were spelled grasd and laint in my message above. Sorry, but I don't know HOW those words were misspelled. 🤔😉👍
Hello!
Oh! What a dirty palette ! Couldn't it be cleaned! 😀
Ha ha! Your not the first to say that. It would be hard to clean it. I might have to use a sander. Buying a new one is probably easier. It might be time to do that. Thanks for your comment!
@@PaintGoodwithChadHope you didn't feel offended! I was thinking how one could mix colors when there is another color beneath it ! That's all! 😄
@@pmnirmal6052 There is no reason to be offended. I appreciate your comment. Thank you!
Where's Waldo?
You found me.
Bloody music
@@JimmyMarch You’re absolutely right. I plan on loosing the music in future videos. Thanks for watching though.
Clean that pallet before you demonstrate 👎👎👎👎👎👎
I am unable to clean my pallet. It’s stained from all the paintings I’ve used it for. The only solution is to buy a new pallet every time I make a video. I’m not doing that. BTW, You don’t have to be rude and give me 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎
And now it's time to replace the palette LOL
Lol! You noticed? I totally agree! It’s driving me crazy. I think I’m going to try a glass pallet next.
@@PaintGoodwithChad Glass is the best, under a minute to clean
You should have done that on a clean canvas. Then showed us the after. It would've been a much better tutorial. SMH. Wow.
You’re absolutely right. That would have been better.