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Where I get confused is when the wheel gets to analogous. For example the analogous colors are cad orange/Indian yellow/cad yellow/sap green but; the accent color is pointing to Viridian and the non dominant is pointing to cobalt violet. So will Viridian and cobalt also be included when using those analogous colors?

Hi David! Just looking at those colors takes me away to a tropical paradise! Thank you so much for the virtual vacation! It’s amazing how much color can affect my mood! Such a contrast to the brown and gray outside in Alabama right now!

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Thanks. Do you have someone in the studio who switches the cameras?

David i love your work you really inspire me!

Stunning piece David! Loved watching your creative process

This is great, thank you! Do these compositions work on vertical canvases, or wide horizontal canvases? What is the difference between Group mass and unbalanced?

Thank you so much, I'm not usually the guy to comment but ive been struggling a lot with that false sense of inferiority by comparing myself to other artists for weeks now. It genuinely made me anxious to even go on social media so i can show my stuff. I know I'm being unfair to myself however and i really really needed to hear all this bc i gotta stop thinking I need to imitate others to be liked. Thanks for the encouragement <3

Thank you for this video! I hadn’t made the jump to video classes during the pandemic because I was in grad school. Now that I am ready I feel so far behind. But this video was super helpful! I appreciate artists helping other artists!! ❤

Can I use plywood or such from hardware store

This is very very usefull... Thanks

I’m new here. These paintings are amazing ❤

what is the best paint to do art project for kids hand prints?

As always so beautiful. You are a master of colour!! Thank you so much David 🤗

That noise 🙉 I had to mute. Nice painting though.

Thank you- very helpful

Thank you. Beautiful ❤

phthalo green PG7 can have a high level of PCBs due to imported pigment made in underregulated places. PCBs are odorless and carcinogenic. They get into air. Acrylic paint can also have formaldehyde, and inhalation carcinogen. Cobalt is not toxic in some pigment forms. The cobalt is so tightly bound to the molecule that it's basically harmless to paint with. An example is cobalt teal, PG50. Some cobalt pigments are soluble, though. That's when you have to be careful with them. Examples of soluble cobalt pigments are: cobalt green PG 19, cobalt violet PV 14 or 49, cobalt cyan PB 35, and cobalt yellow PY 40. Even these aren't "highly" toxic. Highly toxic pigments are those with arsenic and lead (especially soluble lead like lead white). Arsenic-based emerald green is the worst of all because its arsenic volatilizes, because it reacts with hydrogen sulfide in the air.

If you put diluted screened acrylic water down the drain wont it eventually dry in suspension into something toxic?

can I use the white glue as an alternative for the gel medium ?

Thank you so much, exactly what I needed to hear!

Great series! I really like the color combo on this one!

Love watching this David, such a great color combination 💚🩷

I am a card carrying member of the Lafayette Art Association. I want to thank you for your support by demonstrating your lovely artwork and by spreading the word about our fundraiser. I just finished painting 5 of the 6"x 6"canvases and one 12"x 12" (for the silent auction part of the event). It is always a fun event!!!

Would love to see all four together and hear your reflections on working on such a small substrate

Nice to see you painting again... and a lovely series

very useful tips. Thank s for sharing.

You are such a terrible person

Can you assist with how i remove unmount a painting on watercolour from the birch panel? Is it a matter of sanding off? I have bumps under the painting and want to reuse the panel `(duplicate the original art work) and it is for a competition entry..thanks in advance

Ever done a DIY Wall mounting magnetic system? I'm thinking I still plate screwed into the wall and magnetic tape on the back of the canvas or magnets?

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Thank you David. I love watching your videos. So easy to follow. You mentioned that you use a natural finish for the edges of some of your panels. Would you share what you use? Recently I used Oil Based Polyurethane and it was too amber colored. I would love just the natural look. Thanks!

love your work. it is so free and loose

Good to see you again, and look at that, your even doing some mark making! 😉

So good to do this David, also love to see you again. When you were posting the first and second video on this it was so weird, because I was experiencing the same. I was challenged by a colleague who bought two canvases of 7x7 cm and gave that to me as a joke to paint something on them for her and her family. Mostly I paint on 80x 60 or 80x80 cm, but they don’t have enough space to hang these on the wall. So I was just like you having a hard time creating something that small and had to find real small brushes. So as you were talking about this….I had the same experience at the same time hete in Amsterdam….isn’t that amazing? 😁

Happy to see new videos!

A 6x6 HIT”

No Musik. 😢

Love the WC abstract demonstrations! Hope you are fairing OK in NorthCarolina what with the hurricane Helene 😳

I love these WC abstract paintings

Do you go back and do the edges ?

Where do you dump the dirty paint water in numerous ways? Thank you in advance

😊Thank you!

Lately I have been doing 9”x12” portraits but I used to love doing 2’x3’ landscapes. The big stuff gives you more room to play

I developed myself a method to varnish with a precise finish and let’s say my paintings are really large. I varnish on the kitchen counter 😅. But the thing that will probably make me stop varnishing is the DUST!!! Oh boy … My paintings are large white background with some minimalistic design so every single micro hair is visible. It makes me mad :(((

The paint brushes look like works of art themselves 😲

DassDope!

Dynamic

That looks lovely!! I do admire your skills and sensitivity using colour! Wonderful. Thank you so much David for the inspiration. Bless you

Nice painting.