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Best video ever thank you so much 🫶🏼

I prefer Masonite.Harder Costs less and You can spray paint it without worrying about it melting :D

Idk man, some of those colors look pretty edible

This is awesome! Ive been wanting to paint my poodle - youve inspired me to just go for it. Any tips on how to paint tight curls .. or the impression of? Hahaha! Thanks so much for sharing this!

I only use linseed oil and stand oil and I've been so confused on if this applies to me. ( I also only use water mixable oils)

Thank you for your suggestions!! I just started using oils and was quite worried about the toxicity associated with using the medium. So good to know about these alternatives and will give them a shot so that i can have some peace of mind as i paint in my bedroom!

My oil painting teacher has been an artist for over 70 years. She uses cadmiums, lead white and liquin. She's 85 years old with no visible respiratory issues. But, I doubt she's ever eaten her paints nor drank her mediums.

Next up how to oil paint without oil.

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Quick question, what's in the brush washer? Is it water? I wasn't able to find that in the comments. Great video and solvent free for life!!!

11:40 wouldn't the ferulle be damaged if you submerge it like that ?

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Hi Chris. Thanks so much for your video. Im wondering what is in your brush washer, the step before putting the brush in safflower oil? Thanks!

Dude that art is awesome but by the way can you do Megalodon charcoal drawing

It looks real

Hey Chris, I've been spending all my money on water-soluble oils because I didn't want to get into solvents. But your oily hair-and-soap analogy is brilliant, thanks...!!! I have been racking my brain how I can use use the less expensive normal oils of which there are also much more colours available, and I think your solvent-free approach will finally make this possible for me. Thank you so much for posting this!!! 🙂🙂🙂

Dude that is AWESOME! Im going to bring back my hobby and get back into drawing dinosaurs

I didn't catch how you clean your palette where you are mixing your paints. Are you using palette paper?

Nicely done 🎉

Wtf

The lead molecule is larger than the opening in your skin so the only way to get into the body is stuff it up your nose or eat it. Cadmium molecules are also quite large in relation to your pores as well. Odorless turps still loads the air with hydrocarbons and is still not good for you. Making it orderless does not reduce the risk.

Is this guy high?

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I love this guy

I love Gamblin

Thank you for this! I love Krita as an art program, there are just so little people doing tutorials of it that are actually clear

Im mad that this only has 2.3k likes and people who copy videos from other people get like 5m likes, Im supporting you always dude ❤

You try hard…. 👍

Great Demo! Williamburg and Rublev have Munsell notation for their oil paints. I really wanna get the Munsell color chip book.

I found this very useful, thank you for your tips and perspective - it got me thinking and made me reflect on how much I value painting as an act of expression (rather than it's output). Keep up the awesome work, Chris!

Hi, thanks for this video. Very interesting. I'm using Van Gogh paint by Royal Talens, also Daler Rowney/Georgian. They do have pigment indications on the tube but how do I convert this in Munsell values?

I'm making a portable drafting board made out of an oak kitchen cupboard door as I watch this.

Is it safe to use liquin original for oil paints???

Thank you!

Now that she did the cosplay herself, this is very cool to see

Hi Chris 👋, I’m researching safe oil painting techniques before I go out and buy a set to try. Can you tell me how you actually paint using the gel medium? Can you paint alla prima with the gel, or do you have to wait days for each layer to dry? How do you clean your brushes as you paint? Do you use a different brush for each core colour? Do you pinch into a rag to clean as you paint? Lastly, how do you deal with the rags when you’ve finished a session? Do you still need to keep oil paint/gel soaked rags in a fireproof bin if you’re not using a solvent? I’m so confused as to the actual full process and safe cleanup process. Thanks for sharing your wonderful work!

Hi Chris 👋, thanks for this info. I’m researching safe oil painting techniques and I’ve got a question. Can you tell me how you actually paint using the gel medium? Can you paint alla prima with the gel, or do you have to wait days for each layer to dry? How do you clean your brushes as you paint? Do you use a different brush for each core colour? Do you pinch into a rag to clean as you paint? Lastly, how do you deal with the rags when you’ve finished a session? Do you still need to keep oil paint/gel soaked rags in a fireproof bin? I’m so confused as to the actual full process and safe cleanup process. 😅

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You can adhesive felt pads inside the binder clips where the felt touches the paper, and the adhesive glue is against the clip. I usually use this method to hold fragile reference photos where the client doesn't want marks. Also you can stack the felt pads if needed.

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I am very new to oil painting I heard walnut oil was good for cleaning your brushes also

Fantastic, continue, please, you're a magic artist

I use water soluble oil paints and bought the Cobra brush cleaner oil but then found out it’s canola oil, so overpriced!

Hey Mate, I just got my work accepted to my first art gallery. This video helped me understand what I should do next. Thank you.

6:02 What the heck?! Use a piece of thread, string, or your shoelace. Lol! Or punch a hole with the tip of your pencil in a scrap of piece of card board and pin the other end to the center. Jeez Louise. :D

I use Murphys wood soap to wash my brushes. It smells nice, lots of suds and because its a wood cleaner it conditions my brushes. It works great

A friendly bit of advice: the most common solvent is WATER, followed by alcohols. From your usage, I think when you say "solvents" you mean aromatic petroleum distalates. So the problem is not solvents, the liquids you use to disolve pigments but a subset of them that are bio-active on organic oleolipids (fatty liquids). Soaps? Soaps work by enhancing the solvent properties of organic fats in water. They are solvent enhancers. They increase the solubility of oils in water. Thats why they are in shampoo and dish detergent. But, they also work to dissolve organic fats, like those in your skin, brain and organs which can cause damage to any body parts exposed to them. Too much time washing dishes also makes the skin of your hands dry, brittle, and inflamed - the same as petroleum distilates do. The solution is not in avoiding solvents, both your life and your art depend on careful use of solutions from solvents. Learn what your solvents do and how quickly they do it. Then live your life and your art.

You made this beautiful drwing thank you i am a black person and this really came to my heart thank you so much!! Xx keep it up!

Don't oil paint! Simple.

I have not read all comments. But as for the first oil painters, they made their own paints. My suspicion is that the paints did not have what we have in our tubes of paint today. Their ground preparation was rabbit skin glue, oil base ground, lead white covering (this could be toxic) Even Picasso used chalk and oil preparation for his paintings, which I think would demand sizing with RSG.