Painting Tips I WISH I KNEW When I Started Painting!
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- I am here to tell you all the important painting tips that no one tells you. These tips will not only save your heartache BUT some of them will even save you money and time.
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🔷 00:00 - Painting Tips I Wish I Knew When I Started
🔷 00:30 - Start The Right Way With Gear
🔷 03:14 - Manage Your Expectations
🔷 06:00 - Watch Out For Heat
🔷 08:12 - Document Your Creative Journey
🔷 09:42 - Varnish Your Art Early
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Thank you for such great helpful information & advice, so very helpful to me! Thank you heaps!
Just doing my best to help you out.
My expectations has been my biggest hindrance.
Learn to manage them with painting and exercises that build on the basics... That will take you to the next level.
Oh by the way, thank you for the mission statement. Haven't painted for probably 25 years due to giving up❤
My channel is prefect for you then - I have a ton of videos that give great advice to new painter... PLUS all the tips and tricks for painting like a pro when you are not one ha ha ha
Ooo yes love winston newton. Some of my first serious paints and the vibrancy of the colors makes me 🫠
Ha ha ha same here. It was my first jump to Big Boy Paints 😂😂😂
As always, thanks for this. It just reinforces everything that I have learned (a lot of it from you!). I think we all expect to progress much faster than we do, but the journey is the fun part, even though it can be frustrating at times. One thing that I haven't done yet is pick up the varnish. My uncle is a professional colored pencil artist and he was asking me about that last night. Guess I need to get off my tail and pick some up.
100% on point with this. If you are at the step of making art you like or enjoy giving some away.... Now is the time to move into varnishing. No joke my last video on varnishing is a great place to start. Get a nice spray can and go to town. :)
The affordable but not bargain basement cheap route is highly recommended. Winton and 1980 series paints are all that anyone needs.
I also agree with the BR Master Set recommendation. You're kind of wasting money using expensive paints for wet on wet oil painting. Good video.
Always start affordable! No point in wasting the money til you know you are gunna love it.
Glad you like the video buddy and can't wait to see what you paint next
I'm so glad I found your videos. I can't wait to start the wet on wet journey!
Super stoked to help you out on your new creative adventure Brya. Hit that sub button and we will call it even 😁
If you are super brand new. I recommend checkout on the 3 videos below to get your started off on the right foot.
Paint like Bob: ua-cam.com/video/8OIMoi2DpN0/v-deo.html
Fixing Common Mistakes: ua-cam.com/video/e1o6EeIPISU/v-deo.html
Painting Secrets: ua-cam.com/video/YNhIQSaECeI/v-deo.html
OMG! I just watch this video and I already feel better about my journey. Thank you so much for sharing this information. You nailed it!
Thats why I made it. I feel like so many feel the pressures at the beginning and made mistake OR over look a lot. Its ok to slow down and enjoy the journey.
Glad you like the video. Hit that sub button and we will call it even.
If you get lumpy, half-dried acrylics, you can use them for texture either at the color they are or to paint over once they dry. Don't know if the same can be said for oils though.
Very true and good tip. Thanks for sharing. Also be aware that the half dried paint may have weak paint adhesion and can be prone to chipping and cracking when dried.
@@WildCreates Good point! Acid-free glue or medium might be needed to make sure it sticks and stays.
That cloud work - Testing is always key :)
@@WildCreates I do have a stash of paint palette peels I’ve been meaning to play with (and procrastinating on). One of my teachers uses gel medium for this so I can report back when I try it.
Thanks for all the additional information, it's very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Hit that sub button and we will call it even :)
Thank you for all these videos!! Do you think you could do a tutorial on tips and tricks to set up your "painting station"? It never really shows what Bob Ross has in front of him exactly other than a garbage can and brush cleaner. What do you keep around your easel while painting? Tables set up with certain things? I'm looking to set up a more permanent station. Great videos
I think that is a good idea. I will add it to the list of videos to do. I know it wont answer your question BUT I think in my easel review video, I do show how I set up my brushes and colors on my shelf.
Maybe that will help ya until I make this video. I will attach it below:
ua-cam.com/video/nllcBdS5Igg/v-deo.html
THANK YOU for this info!😚😚😚🥰
You are so welcome!
I am glad that you are enjoying my videos
Very informative!! One thing I’d like to know about tho that wasn’t addressed is saving paint from the pallet. I end up tossing out great paint. I’d like to at a minimum is make a mountain/tree mix with my extra paint. What to do? 🤔
I forget which video it is of mine ( maybe one of my tip videos ) But I show how I store extra paint in empty paint tubes you can buy on amazon.
@@WildCreates awesome! I’ll look it up. Been wanting to make my own mountain mix and use less paint from the tubes. This should help on wasted paint. Thank you sir!!
Glad to help buddy
I bought all my paints, brushes, medium, that whit goop coating, some canvases, panels, even a pad of canvas paper. Turns out, I didn't like it. At all. It took forever to dry and the linseed oil smell was a turn off. (I have water soluble oils, by the way). Well, I have pulled my supplies out of the closet and I'm back, but this time I'm going to try painting something incredibly, incredibly easy, not a pasture with a sky and mountains like I did (which is probably still wet.). Before I do, I just have a question. How can I practice painting without burning through canvases and panels? I wish they grew on trees, but they don't. That pad went into the garbage so fast. It was horrible. Thank you for reading.
Its always best to paint nice and simple this way you build confidence. My best hack for practice is buy a bottle of white gesso then gesso cardboard and practice on that. Its cheap and easy. Amazon boxes for the win :)
Good job
Glad you enjoyed it
Have an oil painting that I never finished. Put Bob Ross liquid clear on it, tried to paint over it but my oils won't stick to it. Try to wipe some of the liquid clear off, my shop rag just shredded all over it. What 😮 can I do to get the liquid clear off because it's sticky. The shop towel sticks to it, but not the next layer of oil paints?
Ok hard to answer without seeing the painting BUT try this.... pick off any shop towel remnants and Let the LC dry completely ( 1 to 3 weeks - Work on something else in the mean time... something simple 😁)
Once dry, you can cover it again with a very thing coat of LC. Now you can start painting with oil again. Just to let you know... your paint may separate a little or not glide as much on the canvas, due to the last LC layer you added. So I would consider this more or less a practice canvas now.
I hope that helps.
what do you use as you work to clean your brushes that is not trupine (chemicals concern with air particles- husband lung cancer survivor) thank you sooooo much
I use gamsol and chelsea product... Videos are coming out on those very soon SO stay tuned for them.
Then I use this to really clean them off: ua-cam.com/video/gDaoXPk-nWQ/v-deo.html
Bill Alexander had an item that he called a “splatter box. I can’t find anything about it anywhere. Do you have any information about that. I would so appreciate any info. Looks like I may have to build one.
Also there is an item that you can put on your hands to get paint off easier.
It was most likely custom built, perhaps out of an apple box. If you can find me an episode or two with him using it. I am sure I can show us all how to build one.
- To get paint off your brushes look at this video: ua-cam.com/video/gDaoXPk-nWQ/v-deo.html
- To get paint off of you, check out this video: ua-cam.com/video/miq3hceSOBs/v-deo.html
I hope those help.