066 - Pamela Caughey - CWM-Oil - LARGE Scale Painting - Mark Making on Paper - PLAY STAGE! - Part 1
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IN THIS VIDEO: I am working in cold wax and oil on a large scale painting - two 48x48in sections of Arches Cold wax paper (cut slightly larger so if I mount later on panels, there will be excess to trim). This is Part I, the "PLAY" stage. I will try and post more videos as this painting progresses! Thank you for watching, "liking" my videos and subscribing to my channel. I'd love to hear from you so please post a comment in the comment section! Best, Pam ;)
My name is Pamela Caughey and I am an artist/instructor/mentor/coach living in Montana. I welcome you to my TH-cam Channel and hope you will find lots of useful and helpful content that will help you grow as an artist so you can create Your Best Art!
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I love watching you paint the most beautiful abstracts
Many thanks! Each painting is a journey :)
always informative and direct… thanks
Hi Bonny - thanks so much! I really appreciate your comment :)!!
Love the freedom with which you paint! Keep posting
Now THIS is an abstract. Beautiful.
You are so inspiring!! You break down your process into intelligible parts and then bring them into a coherent whole.
You are the only artist on the internet that has actually motivated me to paint again!
That is amazing, Jill! Good for you-definitely pick up your brushes! I’m so happy for your comment 😉😊
I agree with all you have said.
@@theresajones591 Many thanks, Theresa :)!
So fun !
Candace Troy Thanks-so much fun 😉
Love it
Thank you so much for sharing your process! It is so inspiring to watch your intuitive process. Each step you go through is like watching magic happen. I just love seeing how you don't hesitate to try something different, bold, new in the application of your layers. The end result shows the time, effort, patience, innate talent; what a beautiful painting!
petedietz34 Wow! Super thanks - it has taken a long time to get to this stage where I feel no more fear -very grateful for viewers like you as I so enjoy sharing these videos 😊 Many thanks for your comment 🎉🌺
Awesome!!
Kalen Caughey Thanks!! 😊
Your process and mark making is inspiring, energetic and imaginative. Always love watching and listening!
That's so awesome - thanks for letting me know, Repertoire Art & Design!!
Amazing 😍😍
Love your videos. I have a week to myself at home and am treating it as an artist retreat. Your videos are so helpful and inspiring.
Awesome
I really appreciate all of the information you've provided on how to utilize various Gamblin products. (I hope they're treating you well!) Thanks again!
Very cool video Pamela. I really enjoy watching these...thank you for sharing your process. In my opinion the truly great artists don't have an issue with sharing their process. A very unselfish act....
Oh thanks for such a nice comment-Phil! I’m happy to share all I know-much appreciation 😊
Hi Everyone! Here is a Part I Play Stage on a new Oil and Cold Wax painting, Arches Oil paper, 4'x8'. I know lots of people ask about my mark making tools and other things I use to here is the RESOURCE section of my website, www.ARTandSUCCESS.com where I list all my favorite supplies! www.artandsuccess.com/p/resources (Please LIKE and SUBSCRIBE - let me know you are out there!) :) ❤️❤️❤️
Always exciting to watch the process. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks, Sharon! I'm happy you enjoy these videos :)!
Also - if you have a question you would like me to answer on my TH-cam Channel - please fill out this form - you can even attach an image for critique! Yay! airtable.com/shrkCKZ2ar6BgrjHY
So excited to have found this video and your website. This is exactly the type of info I’ve been looking for.
Really looking forward to seeing this painting develop ps thank you for the latest emails your story resonates with me so much x
Hi Lou - that is my hope - that others will see lots of similarities to my story and use that in their art! Much appreciation for your comment - paint on :)!!
Yay Pam, love this one, can almost feel the strokes in my hands! Need to get to the paint table again, right now I'd say =)))
Fantástica! Sempre! Eu adoro as suas técnicas e a sua generosidade em dar a conhecer a sua forma de trabalhar ate aos pormenores de acabamento. Muito obrigada
Awesome 👏🏻 😍
Anouchka Nanou So glad you enjoyed it!! 😊
Swatches are a good idea, never thought to do that.
Jay Lesley I love keeping swatches-it’s fun to keep track of all the color combinations -hope you try it! 😉
Such an exciting start Pam! Thank you for sharing, it is always a pleasure to watch you working. So I think I need to check out Voke Tab :) Your energy level and focus is impressive - a great testimonial! I want some more of that too !! :-)
Hey always so great to hear from you, Robert! Yes I rely heavily on my VokeTab to keep my focus-there are never enough hours in the day!! Hope you are doing well-love what you e been posting in the course!! 😊
As soon as my tax return comes I’m signing up for your class AND for the Voke Tabs! They look really great, eager to try them out :-)
Hi Marta! Oh how wonderful! I look forward to meeting you in the online class and know you will enjoy the VokeTabs as well! Looking forward to meeting you 😉
I love it♥️
beautiful.
Hello Pamela -- I would love to see a video (close-up, in process) on how you integrate the use of PanPastels with your cold wax painting. Thank you for all you do --
Hi Christina - what an excellent question and request :) So, if I use pan pastels (i have the whole set as I love them!!) - I would use them in the "final stages" of a painting. I do not put any dry powders into my paint mixes but would use Pan Pastels at the end to nudge color in subtle ways. I will keep this request in mind!! Also, if you have any questions you would like me to answer, please fill out this form to submit a question for TH-cam and I will try to answer it! Yay!! airtable.com/shrkCKZ2ar6BgrjHY Best, Pam ;)
I haven't used cold wax and oil paint before just acrylics. How long do you have to wait for the layers to dry before you can layer over? It looks like you layer immediately.
Was looking forward to your next video! Great!
Thanks very much, Kerry - I appreciate your letting me know :)!
Sorry Pam, now I see the info about the energy product.While watching I just stopped to read “ the info below” and not finding it I wrote you a comment before the end of that art work. Sorry about that and thank you so much for also sharing tips for better heath.
Would you please tell us what the very first mark making implement was, creating the bold line that was smearable...oil bar?
Hey Christian, they are luscious Winsor and Newton black oil bars - they are listed in my RESOURCE section of my Art and Success website: www.artandsuccess.com/p/resources
Was just about to type the same question. Hustled over to Amazon to score a couple. Delicious!
Hi what is product name you spoke about for your energy 😉
Hi Pam, this is so interesting and inspiring, thank you. Please would you verify - you said that you mix 50:50 Galkyd Gamsol with paint and cwm to get drippy paint. Does that mean 50% is paint and the other 25% is cwm and 25% Galkyd Gamsol? :-) Thanks again and looking forward to the next video!
Thanks for your video Pam, love your work and looking forward to part 2😊👌😊 was also wondering about the ratio for the drips? 🌟😊🌟
I think 50/50 galkyd/gamsol to the Cwm paint mixture
Theresa Jones -hmm, not quite-I mix my cwm up to 1:1 with my oils. Then after that is mixed, I add as much 50:50 galkyd:gamsol to that mixture as needed to get the right consistency 😊
@@PamelaCaughey Ah..thanks Pam. You have no idea how you have inspired me 🙂
Would luv to see video on mounting large paper.
Hi Joan-please look through the other videos on my channel as I do have a video covering this process 😉
Hi Pamela, I couldn’t find the energy product link you had mentioned in this video. Please, I am waiting for that valuable info.Thank you for all.
Hi Helena! Oh so sorry! It is in my video toward the end but here it is 😉 www.voketab.com I hope you will love this product as much as I do 🌹
Thank you Pamela 🌹
where is part 2 to this? do you have other acrylic painting videos? thanks
It isn't available yet -and yes, there are lots of videos for acrylic! Please browse through my channel :)
Oh, I didn't realize part one was a new video! I look forward to seeing part 2! Thank you for your reply. I have been watching your videos and am considering your online course. @@PamelaCaughey
What’s on the gray paint that looks like crusts, Pam? Is it ok to use arches 400lbs watercolour paper that gessoed to replace the particular paper you are using?
Hey Evi! Great questions! I think what you are asking about is the thick gray R and F pigment sticks which I use with pretty much pressure which causes those crumbs which I can flake off when dry. And yes, you can really use any paper as a substrate as long as you gesso it first! 😊
Pam I can't find anyone who sells Arches cold wax paper. Where do you purchase it? Love your work by the way and always look forward to your new vids.
Hi Sal-where do you live and what medium are you using? There are alternatives if you can’t find a resource but if you are in he US-you can check out my RESOURCE page at www.artandsuccess.com 😉
@@PamelaCaughey Hi Pam, I'm in Ct. and usually buy my supplies at Jerrysartarama. I use acrylics for my abstract work and water based oils for my representational work. I was on your resource page and didn't see where this paper can be bought. I even googled this paper and only Arches cold paper came up. Either I'm dense and it's right in front of me or you have a secret source, lol.
@@salbarracca Ok, so you do need to scroll down a ways on my resource page:
(www.artandsuccess.com/p/resources) but here are the links for:
Arches Oil Paper in a Roll: amzn.to/2G2pIA5
Arches Oil Paper in 22x30in sheets: amzn.to/2HZ7Hoz
I hope this helps! Yay! :)
Where is the link for the energy drink I guess you speak of? I don’t see it in the link. Ty
Where to buy those long brushes
Hi Kent - These brushes can be found here: amzn.to/2Tuk9D4 (I list all my favorite tools and supplies on my website here: www.artandsuccess.com/p/resources) . I hope you enjoy using the brushes - they're awesome! :)
Great video! I have a question about the camera on your resource page. Do you also use it to photograph your work or is it just for video? I'm in the market for a new camera so please let me know. Thanks!
I enjoy your videos, but your voice is really quite soft, more so in some places than other places, and the music is maybe a bit louder so it drowns you out, thank you for sharing. Cheers!
But how do you sell your art? get known etc? making is great but if it never gets bothered about by anyone then its useless really as you cannot store mad amounts of work
There are many ways to sell your work these days - from galleries to social media to studio tours to art fairs- you can also donate to great causes or give to others. But, more importantly, just paint. Paint your heart and soul and you won't need to worry about what to do with the art.
Amen to that! We paint not just to sell our paintings, but simply because we can't NOT paint😊😊😊