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Hi I’m Jaxon I’m a portrait artist working from the oregon coast and even though I don’t work in oil’s I love watching your videos.

I love this advise ! Thanks for the reminder. Can you later with oil paint or is it best to allprima , idk new to painting altogether

its is a good explained summary of good savings tips with good visuals to support it :-)

As far as second hand goes, I've only tried eBay auctions so far and the classifieds never had anything interesting nearby. Here in Germany where I live, I can often only buy Schmincke Norma second hand and even if they contain a little turpentine and are not as high quality as other artist grade oil paints, they also cost less than these and are fairly priced and therefore at least in my budget. For a few colors that I need in higher quality, an ok alternative plan. There are a few obscure oil paints that I found on the internet that are now being sold online. I could try these out if my paint supply runs out again, but I try to rely on reliable quality for the big part.

I also mostly use student grade, it's enough for me and for some colors I think even hobby or scholastic grade are enough, but if I use these up much sooner then I haven't really saved anything. I think it's more likely to switch to an intermediate level between artist and student grade, like Gamblin 1980, Van Gogh, Jackson's Artist, which is student grade in terms of marketing but is technically above most student grades in between. I think that oil paints that I like are easier to find than acrylic paints because they have a similar gloss and with acrylic paints I first had to find out which I like best when dried because they have everything from matt to high gloss and it doesn't say how on the pack these look after drying. Instead, I have to pay attention to whether they contain drying accelerators and this is always stated in the descriptions of the paints as to whether they are quick-drying and then I don't buy them because most drying accelerators cannot be mixed neatly into the paint, but only with a solvent this can be combined with the oil paint. I want to paint with as few solvents as possible.

I think buying second hand has advantages and disadvantages. Often you can't decide which colors you buy and the price is cheaper than if the colors had been on offer, but you pay about the same amount to get your preferred colors in a larger set, so you get a few more in return Tubes for this do not necessarily have the colors that you prefer in the set that they put together. In return you exchange more color and have the challenge of doing something with it. For me, phthalo blue is too intense and therefore difficult to handle, so I prefer ultramarine blue as my primary blue.

I absolutely do not. I clean my palette daily. I put out fresh paint daily, after 6 hours the paint quality is diminished

Finally something useful that I've learned watching Baumgartner Restoration

Thanks a lot!! (⁠θ⁠‿⁠θ⁠)

This is why I use acrylics

$10 for a jar is a bit overpriced however I don’t see any other small jar options.

Thank goodness. I like watercolor. I have a bunch of paper. So I don't have to buy anything else to practice oils. 🙃 thank you for the tip

my oil paints were a bit stiff so i added a bit walnut oil in it and when i painted on canvas the oil leaked on the canvas from the paints . can somebody plz recommend what to do

I mix magenta and blue ( blue> magenta ) and add a very minute amount of chrome yellow so that it doesnt look purple . The color does look almost like black .

Is it ok to use cremnitz white

6 months?! But I want to be a famous painter now!!!😂❤

What brushes do you use in procreate?

Check out the video description for more info!!! ❤

What about if you are doing the commition as the artist

acrylic>>>>

Also called keys

What varnish should I be looking for!

Hi I’m Danelle from Washington and I make pine needle baskets.

I would contest the fixed ratio part, many artists mix their own paints to their own preferences, it's more flexible than this video makes it appear.

I just put gesso on the back

So avoid tubes that say lightfastedness ?

What is the name of this brush? What if I paint normally and make a mess with it. Will It work?

I love this painting it's so amazing!!!!

Oils don't "dry", they cure

thank you so much for this!!!!! very useful ^^

We ought to look at it from the victim's perspective, being cruelty free ought to be the top priority, not an "added bonus". Like what if brushes were made from killing dogs and cats? The documentary Dominion is fantastic for showing the reality of animal products. No hate, only love for animals ❤

So grateful to find your channel with all the tips on making things archival and caring about all of the details like preventing paintings from getting dusty!

Ooohh i get it hahahah

I’m afraid we are erasing all traces of painting oil due to it being used just for silly colors and we are now using it to power mega zords

We are now erasing all traces of the art oil and are using it for new purposes

how many hours did it took you?

Check out the video description for more information!

Dunks on duster for ten minutes "I don't wanna dunk on bands cause that's mean" What did he mean by this

Okay. Those that use phones... 🌚

Is it necessary to mix solvent in oil paint ? I am using oils for the 1st time any tips pls

Whenever i show stuff to mum, she squints and does all the "i dont have my glasses" stuff, so i have a suden urge to paint or draw this and show it to her and see what she does :D

I honestly had no idea it took so long for an oil painting to cure. Thats wild

Tell me most people who paint didn't went to art school without telling me 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Omg… I’m a digital artist and I just bought stuff because my sister in law is getting married and I decided to attempt an oil painting of her and her fiance as a gift. but um it’s in 10 days even if I start and finish in a day it wont dry :(

H E L P PLEEZE: Do you have any portrait painting videos that are slowed down so I can study them easier? I'm a good graphite portrait artist but I want to do oils. I love your technique of almost finishing an area as you go. That's what I'm used to doing with my graphite. Plus I love your skin tones you paint, so I'd like to try them out first of all. Thanks for any help.

nice! thank you, doris!

Thank you so much for your videos, I fine them very helpful.

how have I never thought of changing the white balance????

Where can I find the smallest diamond shape knife 😐

Can you please tell me that can I mix acrylic paint with water as the base coat??or should I use turpentine or something else?