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thanks for watching!

1-0 let's see how many people watch till the end lol

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Good question, I actually haven’t used water soluble oils but I definitely hear mixed reviews. Maybe I’ll try them soon and see if they’re worth it

It’s phthalo green, and I love using the blue-ish green for more natural composition. It just makes everything pop

thank you <333

glad you enjoyed!

Somehow I knew this was coming lol, I was typing something but nothing important. Thanks for watching ✌🏻

Thank you for watching ✌🏻

Thank you!

I always watch art vlog when painting, so I love to hear this! Thank you

@@kghstudio I like that your art is real and sincere, it doesn’t feel like content. Nothing against content creator artists, I love them too sometimes, but I’m more interested in seeing the process of an art piece that feels true, like yours? Maybe that sounds dumb🦗

@jonnycrickets completely get it. Sometimes you need something more from art to get that feeling. It’s tricky to catch that sincerity through video or photos. It can be very intimidating to share so I don’t blame anyone for not wanting to share the process or feeling behind everything

Can’t wait to share, I promise it’ll come out faster than this one 🤞🏻

@@kghstudio Can’t wait 🙌

Thank you, hope you enjoyed! There's a new one coming soon so you'll get to decide for yourself soon lol

I’m sorry I missed you but I’m glad you got to check it out! I’m actually sick right now so I left Nuit Blanche early, but the gallery’s up all month so you’re welcome to stop by again and chat!

@kghstudio oh! Sorry to hear that you're sick. Get well soon. I'll try to stop by again before month's end.

Glad you found me, it’s so much fun to make these videos so I love to hear ppl like them ❤️

@@kghstudio LOVED IT! yes, I know the feeling, I do some videos as well. Not as successful yet though.

@@CheHojas success is different for everyone, if you’re enjoying the process that’s all that matters!

@@kghstudio that is so true! thank you for the reminder 💜

Thank you, everyone works so differently so I always love watching how other people process things. Hopefully you get out of the block soon 💕

Li always coming with the good ideas, thanks for watching

the house one (3rd one at 9:07), the middle ones good too

Photopea’s a good option too, I’m actually using affinity here but both are great

That’s exactly it, when you’re overwhelmed with choices it’s hard to narrow it down to a final composition. With photoshop it doesn’t feel as final, so it’s easier to experiment even though you’re limiting yourself to photos.

@@kghstudio hey TH-cam has been recommending me lots of great music and today I found your band, I could tell by their name😅 th-cam.com/video/mpUAi_Pq_5w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9mj-XBtdX16F8Noc

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Thank you

So glad you enjoyed, thank you for sticking around! I love watching what other artist get up to so these videos feel very full circle

The exhibit title’s “To Search for the Source of One’s River” and it explore the tension implicit in each artists’ sense of embodiment and belonging. Basically, it’s exploring each of our idea of belonging and situating ourselves in a space.

@@kghstudio ooohhh....yeah, your art piece relates to that. I see that on your work......thumbs up maam!.....

Can’t wait to see the next apple and the plain air video! You’ve been posting so much lately and I love it. Thanks as always for watching

Thank you! It's taken me awhile to find my style but I'm finally confident in what I've been making

​@@kghstudio you can mix styles so you can do more unique paintings

love this artist. Great videos. so chilling. PS love the dog!

Definitely would’ve been easier, but I completely forgot about it. Plus I like to visually see the straight line, I get too paranoid without it! Next time for sure. But yes, Bueller’s always somewhere in the background lol.

@@kghstudio i suppose that makes sense, sounds like the fence wasnt news to you anyway, making my coment unnecessary haha

Not at all, I appreciate you bringing it up!

I usually tape off the dimensions I want and then tape or pin it to the wall

Glad I could help! There’s so many ways to do it, but this is just the easiest way for me. Hope it turns out 🤞🏻

The crocs really make the difference here Thank you

Yes, I feel like I’m crazy sometimes for doing it this way but I’m just working with what I have. Makes me happy to hear other people have gone through the same thing. Maybe one day, when I declutter the studio, I’ll get myself a table saw. But for working on unstretched canvas, I actually really love it. I feel like it gives me a lot more freedom to experiment. The pressure just isn’t there the same way a stretched canvas is! I’ve never had them crack on me, so let’s hope it stays that way 🤞🏻

@@kghstudio Iv'e never felt pressured by the stretched canvas, except the pressure of locking in the bottom corners. Iv'e always been intrigued by the freedom of running the painting off the edges, it definitely has it's advantages. Most compositions require at least the bottom corners being locked in. I'm not sure how I would deal with that, while running off the entire canvas. Someday I will likely learn. I hope to soon move my studio into a larger space with much greater hight. Then I can set up for wall hangings. When planning a new studio, you either do it up right or be let down for your effort. So the investment is always much more than you imagined. That's the only thing holding me back now. I love your work. It has freedom written all over!

@@ltwig476 yeah, everyone’s different which is why I love seeing how other people work! It always is more effort then you imagine both in time and money, but if you’re enjoying the process then I think it’s worth it