Panoramic monoprint with oil paint.
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- Опубліковано 29 лип 2019
- I've returned to the format of my Moon landing monoprint from a few weeks ago. This one is slightly shorter as I've created it for a frame I have and it will be hanging on my wall soon (once dry)
28" × 8.5" oil on 200gsm paper.
Working with recycled materials (plastic bag and cardboard) I have used oil paint (Prussian Blue, Vandyke Brown) spread thinly onto a transfer sheet made from an old plastic bag and a variety of mark making implements, blunt pencil, biro, etc to transfer the oil paint onto the work surface (200gsm paper) Torn paper (newspaper is OK) is then used to mask areas of the composition and create shapes that form the light areas of the artwork, it is advisable not to apply too much paint and keep these interesting forms that draw the eye into the composition.
It is important to begin this process with a very thin first layer of paint and work towards adding darker tones, remember not to overwork the composition as it is very easy to destroy the quality of the marks. Don't worry to much about the final composition, enjoy making a few interesting marks and texture, practice the technique and good results will follow.
Hope you found this demo helpful.
List of materials :
Oil paint (Winsor & Newton) Prussian Blue, Vandyke Brown
Recycled cardboard, plastic bag, parcel tape.
Pallet knife, blunt pencil, Q tips, rag or sponge for mark making.
Pallet knife (plastic) to transfer the oil paint onto the plastic sheet.
Paper (at least 200gsm)
masking tape, torn scap paper (newspaper)
gloves recommended and turpentine for cleaning.
Why is this process so addictive and satisfying?? You have inspired me to try this and it IS addictive!
I have to stop watching Dan .... he's addictive!
Very stunning piece, I could watch you all day!!
Thanks so much 😊
That is so powerful ....
I really enjoy watching your process. Beautiful art. You inspired me to try a few on my own. You are definitely talented.
Love how this panorama turned out! 😍
Once more Dan, great to follow your demos many thanks, your no fuss approach is really so helpful and anything is possiblish!
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I'm always wayting for your videos... :D
It is a pleasure each time to discover the brand new one !
Thank you mister. Those monocolor ones are the best !
Thanks very much, I always enjoy the positive response to the videos and appreciate all comments.
Beautiful mountain snow scene
Its great , like landcape with mountains and snow , love your works :)
So good, can't wait to give this technique a go.
Me encanta, Dan
Gracias por compartir tus técnicas!
This is great
Beautiful!
Beatifull. Thank you!!!
Glad you like it!
Estoy descubriendo tu trabajo en este momento...es fascinante! Es como si me fueras contando con pintura lo que habita tu mente... y me gusta mucho! Me quedé atenta hasta el final. Y gracias por no cubrir los sonidos de tu trabajo con música. Así es perfecto. Gracias por compartir lo que haces..te felicito! un abrazo.
De nada. Me complace que disfrutes viendo los videos, es realmente bueno poder transmitir algunos consejos creativos. Intento filmarlos para que sean fáciles de seguir y espero que disfrutes probando algunas de las ideas por ti mismo. Gracias por sus amables comentarios.
AH-MAY-ZING! Beautiful, atmospheric - and makes me want to try one of my own. Just subscribed.
I wish you would show us a view of your art on a wall, from 6 feet away. It would be an educational aspect that assist me. Thanks for doing these videos.
A photograph will soon be available on my website. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful colours & textures & yechnique as always. Landscape it looks like rocks and snow or water (or both), for me it would also work portrait: a standing figure. Thank you for this.
I particularly love this one!
Thanks
I just found you...what an inspiration you are. Thanks
Thanks very much, good to know you enjoy the videos.
Thank you very much. Its somthing incredible. Thank for shearing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing! Hypnotizing to watch! TFS Hugs!
J'aime beaucoup votre travail ! Felicitations
Merci de votre partage
C’est très enrichissant
Je suis une fan de votre technique
Great stuff thank you for sharing
Fantastico como siempre!! (Running out of original things to say Dan 😉 🎨)
Does it have to be oil paints? Can I use acrylic? Thanks. Love the techniques and movements, mesmerising...M.
Yes try acrylic paint with a retarder added to slow the drying time.
Beautiful and I agree with another viewer - please show us the finished, framed piece hanging....would love to see this and other framed pieces.
I also got caught up in the “message” on the recycled bag: (*do) The Work.....what will you discover (*create)....I’m kind of “nerdy woo-woo” like that😂
I will post a photograph of the final framed version of this monoprint on my website, once the work is dry. It should be on the gallery page next week along with others that I haven't filmed.
Hi Dan, your work ist making me happy. I love the shapes and the contrast. How long does it take you to do the Art Work?
Beautiful! I think I want it to be a vertical. 😊
Me too.
What type paper do you use for the acrylic paint ? and do you use canvas for your oil prints.? I absolutely love your work and the simplicity. I’m going to try with my small group of children in my home studio. Thanks Dan.
Loving your work Dan - I've spent hours watching your videos now I need to invest in some oil paints to give it a go. I've scrolled through a few of the comments but have yet to find out what paper you prefer to print on. In places it looks like Yupo as the paint slides so well.
I use a 200gsm smooth card for the smaller monoprints (available at most craft shops often used by card makers)
For the larger work I use a heavyweight cartridge paper 200gsm) This technique works better with a smoother surface. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful!!. Can you please mention the paint details, colours , materials used and procedure too please?
Fantastic! Did you recycle a plastic grocery bag? Thank you for sharing
I love it, i would try it soon. Please , what is the size of the inner frame? Thanks for all your videos and advice
The size of this work is 28" × 8.5" inches
Thanks, Dan for your art videoWas the paper you painted on just a plastic bag that you rigged with a corrugated cardboard piece? Very interesting.
Yes just a recycled plastic bag, the cardboard strip is used to wrap the plastic around when dry so it can be used many times. Thanks for watching.
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This is amazing! Is the sponge soaked in Terpentin?
No this is just a dry sponge, this technique would not work using thinners, just paint nothing else.
@@DanTirels thank you very much
Hello Dan, where did you get the blue color you're using with the little sponge? Do you put the front color on the sponge or is it in the color already on the sheet? In which case why is only blue spreading and not black? Thank you. Thank you.
All the paint is applied to the paper or card only, the sponge is used to lightly blend to add shading and depth. The oil paint I'm using is a mixture of Prussian Blue and Vandyke Brown (not black) hope this helps.
Dan Tirels ok! Thanks. But so Why is it the blue only and not the Brown which appear to shade ??? 🙄😊😊😊😊
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How long will you expect it will take for this piece to dry?
This will probably take a few days as the oil paint is quite thick in places, I will leave it a week before I put it into the frame.
If you position the piece vertically it reminds me of a knight. :)
Is it possible to do this with acrylic paint, or does it dry too fast?
I was wondering the same. I don't know the answer but I know there's something called acrylic retarder that keeps the paint wet for longer. I think it'd be worth a try!
Foto22 that crossed my mind too. Will have to give it a try. Thanks for your comment.
6:24 steps on the dogs tail
He was barking at someone ! I had to stop filming for a while.
I am sure this has been asked before, I do apologize, what is the sheet mad of you're placing the ink on ?... Thank you :D
Life is Life with Denise if you look carefully, it's a The Works carrier bag!
Ths Works carrier bag (other brands can be used !) You can pick up very useful and cheap art products, not all of the best quality but then you can also make use of the carrier bag.
Beautiful!