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JHill Fine Art
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 26 พ.ค. 2021
Hi, my name is Joanna!
For inquiries about lessons or freelance work, please contact me via email at JHillFineArt@gmail.com
To view my portfolio please visit my website:
Www.jhillfineart.com
@jhillfineart (FB/IG)
Shop:
www.jhillfineart.com/shop
For inquiries about lessons or freelance work, please contact me via email at JHillFineArt@gmail.com
To view my portfolio please visit my website:
Www.jhillfineart.com
@jhillfineart (FB/IG)
Shop:
www.jhillfineart.com/shop
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Quick Drying Oil Paint - Apples in Alkyds
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In this video, I want to demonstrate how I use fast drying alkyd oil paint in my artwork starting with only black and white and then glazing color! Products I use: Griffin Alkyd Oils Gamsol Odorless Mineral Spirits M. Graham Alkyd Walnut Oil Synthetic Hog Hair and Takklon Brushes, Mop Brushes Reference Photo - Freepick.com @azerbaijan_stockers
The Grid Method - Make Drawing Easier!
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You can learn to create beautiful drawings more easily using this grid method!
A Journey's End - Painting the Kit Jones
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Join me while I share my gouache painting process and talk about this historical boat that is now at its final destination in Darien, GA! Kit Jones Art Exhibit - October 2023 McIntosh Art Association 404 North Way, Darien, GA 31305
Colored Pencil Drawing of a Dutch Iris Flower
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Speed colored pencil drawing of a dutch iris. I call it "Here Today..." Materials Used: Incredible White Mask Liquid Frisket Pastelmat Paper Schminke Gouache and Watercolors Lumincance, Derwent Drawing & Lightfast, and Faber-Castell Colored Pencils Gamsol Odorless Mineral Spirits . . . "Here Today..." was created with a passage from the Bible in mind...Luke 12:27-32. This passage paints a pictu...
Fast Drying Oil Paint | Griffin Alkyd Paint
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Fast Drying Oil Paint | Griffin Alkyd Paint
I just noticed that when you added the leaves at the end, you incorporated some Derwent drawing pencil. I have just acquired my first set of these and am figuring out how to use them, but they seem like just the thing for this piece of yours, subtle and velvety in tone, and a perfect plant or foliage character to the color.
The Derwent Drawing set is one of favorites. I wish they had more colors, but it's the perfect neutral colored set. Very soft and buttery. They fill up the tooth of the paper very quickly though!
I couldn't catch where you got the panel from, the audio wasn't clear right as you mentioned it.
Oh shoot, sorry about that! I get my Birchwood panels from Jerry's Artarama Wholesale. Blick Art Materials also carries them. They come raw and need to be coated front and back with 2 or 3 coats of PVC then after it's dried, use a coat or two of ground on the front.
It's just so rich and saturated, what a royal velvety effect! Thank you for allowing so clear a view of how you are laying down the layers of petal surface. I feel I have gained some great insights on moderating and taming even the most saturated of hues. There is a gorgeous light coming through too: the translucency of the petals is lovely.
Oh, thank you so very much! That means a lot! Happy coloring, glad the video helped!
Had to stop watching because the music is drowning you out, I couldn’t hear you properly. Sorry ☹️
Thanks for the feedback! I had no idea. I'll check it out.
@@jhillfineart thanks for listening ☺️
Nice video, do the Griffen paints smell bad ?
I have not noticed any strong or bad smell from them. I think the small can of solvent I use to clean my brushes can smell strongly, but I keep the lid on it as much as I can.
The biggest problem with alkyd paints is that they smell like h**l. Who wouldn't like a fast drying oil paint? Unfortunately, there is a price to pay.
Do you happen to use the same brand? Maybe my sniffer is broken, as I can't really smell these.
Your turtle turned out so beautiful! And you are one brave woman switching from gouache to watercolor! 😅 I have no experience at all with gouache so it was very interesting to follow along with your painting.
Thank you so much, Liz! Sometimes you just gotta hit the I believe button and go for it!
Love watching him coming to life! 👏🏻
Your sea turtle is coming along beautifully. Thank you for sharing your process and techniques 💕
Thank you so much!! Hopefully, I will be finishing up tomorrow!
As it turns out, the biggest problem with alkyd paints is simply the name. Far far too many people just cannot understand that they are not acrylics, because the words are too similar. Big marketing failure there! On many occasions when I have tried to suggest alkyds to those using trad oils, the reasons they give that they don't want to use them are _the reasons they don't want to use acrylics!_ Just will not go through the head that these essentially ARE oils, just with a different (and IMO) improved kind of oil. Perhaps if another name had been chosen, alkyds would have swept traditional oil off the market, since they are oils without all the technical problems of trad oil, and with a much more useful range of drying times available.
I never thought of the name in that way! Makes total sense. I couldn't agree more!
Awesome! I enjoyed watching your process. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!
*promosm* 🤭
great video! so the alkyds need to be mixed with Gamsol for the first layer and then neat, straight from the tube for the second? I've heard a medium called Liquin mentioned on other channels, is that the same as Gamsol? Thank you
Hi Sarah! Gamsol is an odorless mineral spirit/solvent. Kind of like turpentine. I use that for the first layer. I don't use Liquin which will indeed thicken and dry the paint quicker, but Liquin is an alkyd medium just under another name. You don't need to add it as that is what the Alkyd does that's already present in this brand of paint. Hope that answers your question!
@@jhillfineart thank you so much x
Beautiful work, as usual Joanna.
Thank you, Johnny!!
LOVE THIS! A perfect blend of art tutorial and history.... two of my favorite things!
Thank you, Amy!!!! Miss you girl!
Love this! Thanks for sharing. Subbed!
Thank you so much, Lizzy!!
Apologies everyone! The audio cut out on a lot of big sections of the video. I was experiencing a lot of lagging and other user error issues! Turn on some music and just enjoy the quiet demonstration!
D'OH!
Great lesson Joanna!
Thank you so much!