I have learned a lot from your teaching and count myself lucky to have the benefit of your teaching. Hope there are more demonstrations in the future. But be careful of the turpentine on your hands. Linseed oil for light will produce the same effect as turps. John Hoag, Esq.
Matthäus Pospiech he thins paint, doesn't soften it. mostly linseed oil. poppy drying oil is best for lighter colors. liquin is also really great. experiment!
Thank you. I now have a use for the 100s of attempted paintings sitting on shelves. Thank you for sharing.
Masterful as always, Mr. Sheehan!
I have learned a lot from your teaching and count myself lucky to have the benefit of your teaching. Hope there are more demonstrations in the future. But be careful of the turpentine on your hands. Linseed oil for light will produce the same effect as turps.
John Hoag, Esq.
love using these colors, they blend so nicely. poppy oil is also a lifesaver!
Is Mr. Sheehan using poppy oil while painting? I am about to try his technique and wonder how he softens the colours.
Thanks
Matthäus Pospiech
he thins paint, doesn't soften it. mostly linseed oil. poppy drying oil is best for lighter colors. liquin is also really great. experiment!
Jon Focker can I buy these oils in a grocery store or do I need to visit some special artist store where i get these oils for this purpose ?
Matthäus Pospiech
special art store. maybe easier to buy online but a real art store will have them.
We are lucky to have an artist of Dennis's standard posting on youtube!
Amazing!
Excellent job. Looks like you just hopped out of bed and turned on the camera. Go have some coffee. But, the painting is amazing as usual.
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