More Layering Techniques

[@deborahalbers3257]

thank you for being so generous with everything you do. I am disabled and you are a great resource on a limited budget. I watch your videos at library because I dont have internet at home

[@simeonismyname]

Jane, I have and am learning so much from watching your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your content with the world. It has opened my eyes to so much I can do with what I have and I am seeing my ability to make art like never before. You're awesome!

[@jdaviesVT]

Thanks!

[@lindaklein7157]

Thoroughly enjoy your generous spirit and demonstrations.

[@madhabitz]

Love your mini tutorials, Jane!

[@ES1077]

Love the layers and texture! Beautiful!

[@bonnie_nelms]

All that scratching sound is maddening!

[@scobbydotwo]

Really enjoy watching you work. TFS!!

[@marychristophi6688]

Ow my god full of wonderful tips , thank you 🙏

[@AnneGoggansQHHT]

What is the green color, the light sea foam one? I had a Lascaux color like that but can’t put my fingers on it. I’ve tried mixing it from pigments I had, but it never came out the same as Veronese green

[@lullowitch]

👍👍👍 May I ask, what is the function for the gloss medium?

[@ChristinaFurnerWebber]

hi! if a person can't afford either high flow or fluid, would regular acrylic paint work? or better yet, how would I make reg acrylic high flow? As it happens I have a ton of plain old acrylics and I've been wanting to try the high flow, not only for my Gelli plate, but also just for messing around on canvas. thank in advance for your help!! Many thanks!
I subscribed to your channel and I am really excited to go through your vids. I love your tutorials!:

[@Wilmy.]

Moonstone Hi, maybe its a bit late, but you can make your acrylics flow with Floetrol (Owatrol) or a pouring medium (Liquitex)

[@ceciliasart502]

Try airbrush paints. They are very thin and very pigmented

[@jamietalley2283]

What kind of paper did you use when right after you added the medium?

[@bonnie_nelms]

What kind of paper are you using that withstands so much razor/knife scraping?

[@jdaviesVT]

See my Favorite Materials page on my web site.

[@1artistatwork]

I'm worrying about damaging the paper or canvas by using a knife or razor. How do you avoid this damage?

[@ozlemguler4324]

You could use small scraps of paper and canvas to make test samples. That way it's ok to take risks and push boundaries. P.s. also try using sharp blades and blunt blades to see what difference it might make.

[@jennywears9845]

Is that canvass paper or board substrate?

[@1artistatwork]

I'd like to scrape on a canvas but I'm wondering how to do that without damaging the canvas.

[@ozlemguler4324]

Play with small pieces until you get the feel for right pressure with different types of blades. Go gently first.

[@christierella]

I love your videos...gifts!

[@traces2807]

Gorgeous, but that scratching sound... araaaghhgaghh!!! Lol

[@sharayuyeole]

Q - What is the type of paint you are using here?

[@sarojkumaridrawingclasses4019]

Beautiful panting friend

Love it! That you ! Amei Valeu !

[@Everywhere2]

Love it!

[@mindakahn9964]

I’m certain I’m missing something.
Why??????

[@gillbawden]

This video is to explain the techniques you can use. What do you not get about that??

[@barbkramer3581]

fantabulistic..................thanks barb UK

[@foreveryoung4980]

these are monotypes

[@jro8503]

This is fantastic. You clearly know what you're doing. But honestly, most of the video is out of focus!

[@doug7825]

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