Always amazing how this comes together. All paintings go through the muddy phase, but everytime I think HOW is he going to make it work here. Then at the end it magically appears out of the paint. Great work!
The paint snobs are amusing. Someone with your eye for colour and skill could make a piece using wax crayons look good. The cheaper you can buy your paint, the more paintings you can create and hey, it's all about creating something beautiful in the end.
I really like how your gestures are quick and to the point, and also, your genuine appreciation of nature while on locations . Montana is pretty special, too.
Man, how you enjoyed painting that one. Your enthusiasm and love for your craft surely gets passed on to anyone who watches your videos, it does to me anyway. Thank you for sharing. Your comments on paints and other artist materials are most appropriate, there is plenty of good quality paints and materials around now without spending a fortune . I started painting 60 years ago, there was no choice then, just Artist or Student quality paints and the difference was considerable. Brushes were incredibly expensive. Alternatively it was said, 'you never have to worry about wearing a cheap brush out, the bristles will fall out as soon as you start to use it, you will never wear it out'. Thank you for sharing your work and your beautiful country. Great family also. Good luck and stay safe.
Sir Turner Vinzon,your correct in saying about buying Oil Paints and also me same you said.sir,Do not stop making Plein Air Painting on the Spot and keep continue to progress your Art Works.gdday.Sir Turner Vinzon.From Finearts Professor Ariel M.Gatchalian.
Your work is beautiful. And the way you go through paint, it works for you. So proud your out there. I get to see the beauty of landscape sitting in my living room. 👍👍👍🙏🇺🇸🗽🎄
I absolutely love your intro on the paints you use. I have to admit, I was always looking for more expensive paints, because subconsciously I believed, or I was hoping, it would make me a better painter. Anyway, I have immediately felt in love with your style and you are a great inspiration to me. Thank you sharing your videos and I would love to see more - how to videos from you on how you mix the paint, etc. I believe you would be able to explain the basics very well.
thank you. And I think you're right, it's easy to search for materials that we hope will make us better! It can be hard to overcome that in the beginning
Absolutely incredible painting. Well done. Usually I skip ahead but I watched the entire video and found myself memorized. Spectacular color harmony. Freeing brush work. Thank you for sharing your talent, sir.
Since almost all paint manufactures are using the same binding oil, the only real difference is "pure pigments." For most of the more common pigments the cheap brands are also using "pure pigments," especially when they are cheap or in demand. eg lamp black is pure carbon (cheap) and true cobalt is in such demand that everyone keeps it. EXCEPTIONS: Some of the turqouses, blues, reds, oranges and yellows that are uncomon/expencive...cheap brands have colors that mimic some of the colors out of the tube, but loose vibrancy when mixed or differ in transparency. The only way to know is looking at the color code. Depending on your painting style and kind of painting your doing these subtle qualities might be really important. Generally, differences seem to go away the thicker one paints. Congrats on finding a niche and working it! Really enjoying watching you paint.
I 100% agree with the paint thing. I started out with the cheapest I could find. I wanted to know if I even liked it at all and I’m so glad I did. Because as a learner, I would hate to “waste” expensive paint on a bad painting or just learning to blend colors and whatnot. And it goes for brushes and panels and easels. All of it. Try it out first with something cheap but usable and go from there. Lovely painting by the way! Glad to see you all are out and about and healthy once again.
"You need shinier reflection in the wat..." Cuts to commercial. :D I don't know if that's UA-cam deciding where to cut in ads, but damn it made me laugh! Love this painting, and you are bang on right about the cheap paint!
Turner, you are so right on the paint. I tried an expensive brand and was just too stingy with the amount. Thanks for the recommendation on paint brands. I just bought a stock of Blick.
Wow, 3D style, fantastic weather beautiful scene, great painting, well done , I can only get Windsor and newton student oil paints, in small tubes, here where I live, in New Zealand,
Do your pieces sell after youre done with your adventure? I love the mess making out in the wild with little restraint to detail. Livin the life. I just worry that I would have large canvases piling up.
It is great to hear you say use cheaper if using a ton, your style dictates it.. and its so perfectly suited I like the colores, they last, your talent is very nice, and thanks for sharing so much honestly....x
I think there is truth in the quote which you quoted ("Buy the best products that you can afford") as well as in what you said. Because the part "that you can afford" could mean that you are actually not able or willing to spend too much. And one could add "and which suit your needs". :-)
of course everyone has their own thoughts. For wealthy folks learning to paint, I see no reason in them buying the finest quality paint, as I've seen happen many many times
The technique you use to put in trunks is helpful to me. I'm going to try! Holding brush upper midway and giving a long stroke....allows more control! Cool!
Don't let the paint snobs get to you EVER! I no a woman who buys the expensive oil paints, she buys the most expensive canvases and brushes, and her husband built her an art studio separate from the house that has heat and air conditioning in it, and she sucks at painting. LOL art has nothing to do with the paints we use! Jackson Pollock used house paints. 😎 Andy Warhol used acrylic paints and for some of his paintings instead of using water on the surface, he pissed on them. LOL your paintings are beautiful, Turner! Keep doing what you're doing and don't listen to the art snobs. ❤️
29November2020→Nice to meet you. The familiar brush strokes and the paint on the palette are also wonderful. You have been drawing for many years. It is a good life. Acrylic or Oil . From Japan.
There are a lot of artist snobs out there. Some wouldn't even think of using cheap brushes. I'd like to know who could tell if you used a $1 brush or a $80 one? Or the paint for that matter. I've quit watching certain artists on YT because they just annoy me this way. Besides I can't used oil. But I watch oil painters because you lot fascinate me. I love the way you work, Turner, don't stop being you! Good luck! ❤
I agree, Turner. There is no reason to let people shame you into spending more money on supplies than you need to. There is an English painter, Alwyn Crenshaw, (I think that's how he spells his name), somewhere in his 70s maybe, only paints with student grade paints. Works for him just like yours work for you. I use a "lesser quality, student grade paint". Works for me. Keep painting, be safe.
Your philosophy regarding paint quality and cost is correct. Generally the artist is mixing grays so that beautiful color straight from the tube is a waste especially for beginner and intermediate artists.
beautiful colors and values, love it...Ive waffled on the paint quality choice over the years, I agree with using more paint and not letting cost get in the way of the artistic process and training, especially with this style, you can't skimp on paint....lately ive gone back toward more "value" based paint brands, thanks again...
Yo Turner,,I buy big tubes of Utrecht oils,,, Keep my palette limited and its been working out for me for over 30 years,,I will buy smaller tubes of certain colors but I'm with you,,, Keep up the good work!
First, I love your painting style. Every stroke has purpose. I have a question regarding “material you can afford.” I have only used canvas, but watching other artist they seem to always use linen. It’s pricey! Can I ask what you use and if you think linen is essential for an oil painter?
thank you, Ann. I started out only using cotton canvas, and then bounced back and forth using some linen for years. I am mostly using linen now, but I do not at all feel that is essential. I have a love of Russian Impressionism and am using a similar style linen to what they used. But I do not at all feel this is necessary
well, as I was learning I definitely wasn't able to paint this way, but I was trained in a very direct style of painting. so it's all lead me to where I am now
I use artist quality and student quality and I find it the same. But in a 100 years who knows. If you paint alot you need alot of moola if you are going to use the best paints so student paints I find are awesome. Beautiful work Turner🎨🎨
I love what you say about what you should focus on (learning to paint, draw, values, color mixing) and not spending all your money on the most expensive materials and gear, in the end if you understand how to paint poetry on canvas it won't matter what you use (Ex: Van Gogh)
I have a French easelThat I bought brand new for $50 there is a painter on UA-cam it keeps telling me that if I don’t have a Julian and it’s a piece of crap and it will break I’ve had my French easel for 30 years and it’s never broken And I love the van Gogh paints I love the Soho paints I love the Masters touch paints they all work very well for what I do
Ya on the paint I use mostly Golden artist quality and occasional cheaper white. I do use quality gesso as the cheap stuff is horrible to blend with. Recently, I stopped using gesso as a paint and just use white. Gesso artist quality is a must though... the other quality is just horrible. All the best.
I'm not using liquin or anything like that, and in the summer a painting could easily be dry to the touch in just a few days. But in the winter, it can easily be a few weeks or more before it's just dry to the touch
I use a lot of Winton oils. But I recently learned that any zinc in an oil paint makes a weak bond and will eventually cause it to cleave. The strongest bond is lead, and it strengthens everything thing because it leaches. BUT, plein aire, it’s best to keep lead out of the landscape. You can use Titanium White, PW6. Never PW4 (zinc). It is the only color I will pay more for, because I don’t want it to come apart years later. If it’s cheap and pigments aren’t labeled, you can be sure there is zinc in there. Zinc is fine in water based media, just not in oils. I found this out after 35 years. Ouch. I have seen one of my early pieces and it was cleaving.
Looks like you are out in the middle of nature but the highway noise and truck back up beeps say you are in or near some kind of heavy work zone. Interesting contrast between sight and sounds.
Always amazing how this comes together. All paintings go through the muddy phase, but everytime I think HOW is he going to make it work here. Then at the end it magically appears out of the paint. Great work!
It's rare to see some one render a work so fearlessly. A great pleasure to watch!
The paint snobs are amusing. Someone with your eye for colour and skill could make a piece using wax crayons look good. The cheaper you can buy your paint, the more paintings you can create and hey, it's all about creating something beautiful in the end.
I really like how your gestures are quick and to the point, and also, your genuine appreciation of nature while on locations . Montana is pretty special, too.
Nice one! Lovely contrasts. Beautiful pale background and dark water produce that feeling of strong light.
Man, how you enjoyed painting that one. Your enthusiasm and love for your craft surely gets passed on to anyone who watches your videos, it does to me anyway. Thank you for sharing. Your comments on paints and other artist materials are most appropriate, there is plenty of good quality paints and materials around now without spending a fortune . I started painting 60 years ago, there was no choice then, just Artist or Student quality paints and the difference was considerable. Brushes were incredibly expensive. Alternatively it was said, 'you never have to worry about wearing a cheap brush out, the bristles will fall out as soon as you start to use it, you will never wear it out'.
Thank you for sharing your work and your beautiful country. Great family also.
Good luck and stay safe.
thank you so much 🙏🙏
I love your thoughts on cheap materials... 👍and your style of painting is refreshing!
🙏🏻 thank you
Fearless painting.. a joy to watch.!
Great points on paint economics. I operate the same way. Beautiful video. Thanks!
Sir Turner Vinzon,your correct in saying about buying Oil Paints and also me same you said.sir,Do not stop making Plein Air Painting on the Spot and keep continue to progress your Art Works.gdday.Sir Turner Vinzon.From Finearts Professor Ariel M.Gatchalian.
@Turner Vinson your countryside is big and magnificent!
Your work is beautiful. And the way you go through paint, it works for you. So proud your out there. I get to see the beauty of landscape sitting in my living room. 👍👍👍🙏🇺🇸🗽🎄
Thank you so much! Sounds like you need a painting on the wall to get the full experience, lol!!
That was very enlightening, super talent ,I like it alot . Man you are 👍 GooD.!!!
Thank you 🙏🙏
Excellent painting process, enjoy your inside thoughts
I absolutely love your intro on the paints you use. I have to admit, I was always looking for more expensive paints, because subconsciously I believed, or I was hoping, it would make me a better painter. Anyway, I have immediately felt in love with your style and you are a great inspiration to me. Thank you sharing your videos and I would love to see more - how to videos from you on how you mix the paint, etc. I believe you would be able to explain the basics very well.
thank you. And I think you're right, it's easy to search for materials that we hope will make us better! It can be hard to overcome that in the beginning
Your paintings are beautiful and I very much enjoy watching you paint. Inspirational. Thanks for sharing
Thank you very much!
Absolutely incredible painting. Well done. Usually I skip ahead but I watched the entire video and found myself memorized. Spectacular color harmony. Freeing brush work. Thank you for sharing your talent, sir.
Thank you so much 😀
Awesome that your child just wanted to get in that water! Great painting too.
I know, lol! Thanks man
Absolutely stunning Turner. I love the nonchalant way you loosely build up your plein-air paintings. Well done, God bless and keep on painting.
Agree with your philosophy of quality of paint. No pressure.
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I could watch you paint all day! Your texture, your color, your vision. Thank you for sharing! Love your art!
Wow, thank you!
I just tuned in. Are you using acrylics?
I’m still not sure your style is for my eyes. And yet I come back again and again to explore your paintings ❤️
😂😂 the mystery of UA-cam
@@turnervinson I stalked you on Facebook and asked for your friendship 🙈 I would love to see your journey, feel free to decline of course 😄
Enjoy watching someone paint with such confidence. My Plein Air looks like I threw mud on the canvas, so I know how hard this is to do well.
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The great thing is that oil paints in general have very great lightfastness, regardless of its "student grade" quality.
yes, I agree
thoroughly enjoyable...PS lovely family
You are an excellent painter, artist. Congratulations and much, much success
Your colors and conviction. Grateful.
I agree with your comment about paint. Buy what you can and use it to learn. Thanks for your comments.
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Shared on Twitter. As always, you keep it simple and true.
Well done, Mr. Vinson. Well done.
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Since almost all paint manufactures are using the same binding oil, the only real difference is "pure pigments." For most of the more common pigments the cheap brands are also using "pure pigments," especially when they are cheap or in demand. eg lamp black is pure carbon (cheap) and true cobalt is in such demand that everyone keeps it. EXCEPTIONS: Some of the turqouses, blues, reds, oranges and yellows that are uncomon/expencive...cheap brands have colors that mimic some of the colors out of the tube, but loose vibrancy when mixed or differ in transparency. The only way to know is looking at the color code. Depending on your painting style and kind of painting your doing these subtle qualities might be really important. Generally, differences seem to go away the thicker one paints. Congrats on finding a niche and working it! Really enjoying watching you paint.
I 100% agree with the paint thing. I started out with the cheapest I could find. I wanted to know if I even liked it at all and I’m so glad I did. Because as a learner, I would hate to “waste” expensive paint on a bad painting or just learning to blend colors and whatnot. And it goes for brushes and panels and easels. All of it. Try it out first with something cheap but usable and go from there.
Lovely painting by the way! Glad to see you all are out and about and healthy once again.
Completely agree!
I love your vibe. You are the real deal. Please offer a workshop! I would pay whatever.
thank you David. You know you should never tell an artist you'll "pay whatever" !!! 😃
@@turnervinson 😂
beautiful work! Love to watch you paint.
Very very lovley impressionism landscape painting 💞💞🎨🎨🎨 thank YOU very very much der Vinson 😊😁🎨🎨🎨
Thank you so much 😀
@@turnervinson 😊😁🎨🎨🎨
"You need shinier reflection in the wat..." Cuts to commercial. :D I don't know if that's UA-cam deciding where to cut in ads, but damn it made me laugh! Love this painting, and you are bang on right about the cheap paint!
😂 😂 😂
You’re blessed with an eye for color and surrounded by absolutely gorgeous landscapes! A lot of us should buy less expensive paint, including me!
thank you
It would have been better to see more of the scene while he's painting
Sorry
beautiful painting and gorgeous family happy painting! NM USA
Many thanks
Turner, you are so right on the paint. I tried an expensive brand and was just too stingy with the amount. Thanks for the recommendation on paint brands. I just bought a stock of Blick.
Oh good!
I agree with your comments about paint. Right on. Helps to have a good crtic in the house.
The good critic keeps me on track!
Blick omg that's pretty good
Thanks again Turner.
I believe Picasso used to occasionally use ordinary house paint for his works and look how much his art sells for!
yeah, lol!
Lovely honest opinion.. Always learn and master the basics.. Greetings from the uk
Always!
Wow, 3D style, fantastic weather beautiful scene, great painting, well done , I can only get Windsor and newton student oil paints, in small tubes, here where I live, in New Zealand,
thank you. I used Winton paint for many years too
Do your pieces sell after youre done with your adventure? I love the mess making out in the wild with little restraint to detail. Livin the life. I just worry that I would have large canvases piling up.
fast bold carefree playful touches that create your nature.
Fantastic 👌 love your work and approach ..
Much appreciated!
It is great to hear you say use cheaper if using a ton, your style dictates it.. and its so perfectly suited
I like the colores, they last, your talent is very nice, and thanks for sharing so much honestly....x
You are so welcome. thank you
I think there is truth in the quote which you quoted ("Buy the best products that you can afford") as well as in what you said. Because the part "that you can afford" could mean that you are actually not able or willing to spend too much. And one could add "and which suit your needs". :-)
of course everyone has their own thoughts. For wealthy folks learning to paint, I see no reason in them buying the finest quality paint, as I've seen happen many many times
The technique you use to put in trunks is helpful to me. I'm going to try! Holding brush upper midway and giving a long stroke....allows more control! Cool!
Glad it was helpful, good luck!
Don't let the paint snobs get to you EVER! I no a woman who buys the expensive oil paints, she buys the most expensive canvases and brushes, and her husband built her an art studio separate from the house that has heat and air conditioning in it, and she sucks at painting. LOL art has nothing to do with the paints we use! Jackson Pollock used house paints. 😎 Andy Warhol used acrylic paints and for some of his paintings instead of using water on the surface, he pissed on them. LOL your paintings are beautiful, Turner! Keep doing what you're doing and don't listen to the art snobs. ❤️
29November2020→Nice to meet you. The familiar brush strokes and the paint on the palette are also wonderful. You have been drawing for many years. It is a good life. Acrylic or Oil .
From Japan.
thank you. I'm using oil paint
Awesome painting. Good points on choice of paints to use.
Thank you very much!
There are a lot of artist snobs out there. Some wouldn't even think of using cheap brushes. I'd like to know who could tell if you used a $1 brush or a $80 one? Or the paint for that matter. I've quit watching certain artists on YT because they just annoy me this way. Besides I can't used oil. But I watch oil painters because you lot fascinate me. I love the way you work, Turner, don't stop being you! Good luck! ❤
I agree, Turner. There is no reason to let people shame you into spending more money on supplies than you need to. There is an English painter, Alwyn Crenshaw, (I think that's how he spells his name), somewhere in his 70s maybe, only paints with student grade paints. Works for him just like yours work for you. I use a "lesser quality, student grade paint". Works for me. Keep painting, be safe.
thanks!
Alwyn Crawshaw
Your philosophy regarding paint quality and cost is correct. Generally the artist is mixing grays so that beautiful color straight from the tube is a waste especially for beginner and intermediate artists.
You use paint so thick to great effect. May I ask if you use a siccative? Thank you
Good worke sir
Thanks
Stunning
Thank you!
beautiful colors and values, love it...Ive waffled on the paint quality choice over the years, I agree with using more paint and not letting cost get in the way of the artistic process and training, especially with this style, you can't skimp on paint....lately ive gone back toward more "value" based paint brands, thanks again...
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Yo Turner,,I buy big tubes of Utrecht oils,,, Keep my palette limited and its been working out for me for over 30 years,,I will buy smaller tubes of certain colors but I'm with you,,, Keep up the good work!
thank you, thomas!
Awesome. Good point on the paint brand choices.
Thanks!
Art is life
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your outside on adventure. never be embarrassed.
Did you make your gear box I love it
this is a Russian made Yarka easel, I love it!
strong touch 💪 is so good 🧚🧚
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great as always
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What is that bright blue? It looks very vivid for a cerulean
Un régal pour les yeux.
Amitiés de France.
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Melukis sungai yang indah di musim semi bersama keluarga tercinta 👍🏻❤️🌹🌿..*
Your thoughts on the paint you use are right on. I buy on sale or with discounts. I tell my students the same advice.
good to hear!
First, I love your painting style. Every stroke has purpose. I have a question regarding “material you can afford.” I have only used canvas, but watching other artist they seem to always use linen. It’s pricey! Can I ask what you use and if you think linen is essential for an oil painter?
thank you, Ann. I started out only using cotton canvas, and then bounced back and forth using some linen for years. I am mostly using linen now, but I do not at all feel that is essential. I have a love of Russian Impressionism and am using a similar style linen to what they used. But I do not at all feel this is necessary
your strokes are so fast and deliberate. did you always paint like that?
well, as I was learning I definitely wasn't able to paint this way, but I was trained in a very direct style of painting. so it's all lead me to where I am now
I use artist quality and student quality and I find it the same. But in a 100 years who knows. If you paint alot you need alot of moola if you are going to use the best paints so student paints I find are awesome. Beautiful work Turner🎨🎨
agreed!
@@turnervinson 🎨👍
I love what you say about what you should focus on (learning to paint, draw, values, color mixing) and not spending all your money on the most expensive materials and gear, in the end if you understand how to paint poetry on canvas it won't matter what you use (Ex: Van Gogh)
Yes, yes, yes! And you pretty much just nailed my intro for the upcoming workshop, lol!! See you soon!
I have a French easelThat I bought brand new for $50 there is a painter on UA-cam it keeps telling me that if I don’t have a Julian and it’s a piece of crap and it will break I’ve had my French easel for 30 years and it’s never broken And I love the van Gogh paints I love the Soho paints I love the Masters touch paints they all work very well for what I do
Love that! Keep using that easel!!
My guess is that the great masters' easels were crappy. Work with what you have.
OR a Maybef, lol Baumann is snobby about a lot of stuff but he means well
Ya on the paint I use mostly Golden artist quality and occasional cheaper white. I do use quality gesso as the cheap stuff is horrible to blend with. Recently, I stopped using gesso as a paint and just use white. Gesso artist quality is a must though... the other quality is just horrible. All the best.
Stunning! Best R
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Thank you for what you said about paint brands😊
You are welcome!
Could I ask what your drying times are like using so much paint? Do you use Liquin or anything to speed it up? If you varnish how long do you wait?
I'm not using liquin or anything like that, and in the summer a painting could easily be dry to the touch in just a few days. But in the winter, it can easily be a few weeks or more before it's just dry to the touch
Linda uma paisagem maravilhosa !👏👍
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What size is your canvas? Interesting perspective on the paint. I care more about the texture then the brand.
this one is 22x28
Этюдник правильный , самый надёжный и удобный из всего , что есть на сегодня !
agreed!
I don't know what you doing. Your painting n palette looking same.
But it feels me relax.
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@@turnervinson bro I'm ur big fan.
Your works are all great. Make us a video about primary colors
Great suggestion
超喜欢您的画法，我好象天生就会这种。
I use a lot of Winton oils. But I recently learned that any zinc in an oil paint makes a weak bond and will eventually cause it to cleave. The strongest bond is lead, and it strengthens everything thing because it leaches. BUT, plein aire, it’s best to keep lead out of the landscape. You can use Titanium White, PW6. Never PW4 (zinc). It is the only color I will pay more for, because I don’t want it to come apart years later. If it’s cheap and pigments aren’t labeled, you can be sure there is zinc in there. Zinc is fine in water based media, just not in oils. I found this out after 35 years. Ouch. I have seen one of my early pieces and it was cleaving.
good info. I just looked it up and the Blick Titanium white is PW6. thanks
Turner Vinson, AWESOME!! That’s where I’ll get my next tubes!❤️
Are you sure? I’m seeing both in their blick artist and blick studio grade. Am I looking for the wrong paint?
Looks like you are out in the middle of nature but the highway noise and truck back up beeps say you are in or near some kind of heavy work zone. Interesting contrast between sight and sounds.
No highway noise but new construction is all over the valley
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤merci
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Beautiful location and painting. No shame in using cheaper paints, I use the Winsor and Newton, winton range of oils and they are great.
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Pozdrawiam z Polski jesteś mega talent
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Bonsoir Mr,
Très belle peinture
Quel est le solvant et le médium que vous utilisez ?
Mélangez vous les 2 et en quelle proportion ?
En vous remerciant
thanks! I'm only using my brush cleaner jar with dirty turp. And I'm currently using Turpenoid, a turpentine substitute
De la matière il faut je peint aussi mais différemment avec moins de peinture mais c aussi la nature comme toi bravo frero
Thanks!
Очень хорошо 👌
Lovely vision...but what the heck is that beeping sound,,,,sounds like heavy equipment??
that's it, heavy equipment
Mantaaapp👍👍👍
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Ladoga user here. Also use cheap brand Pebeo. To tell you the truth, can't even tel the difference ;D
cool!
You don’t wear gloves neither can I so I just take care with thinners n cadmium etc keep on keeping on 👍
Thanks