Quick Tip 500 - Frequently Asked Questions
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ต.ค. 2024
- We are doing a change up with this Quick Tip. Artist/art teacher Dianne Mize will be answering questions from subscribers being asked by SauteeLive's producer Roger Williams.
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Congratulations on reaching this amazing 500th Quick Tip Milestone! We all so appreciate you, your skill, your very helpful techniques and your incredible generosity of spirit. Thank you!
Thank YOU both for the amazing 500 Quick Tips! Your teachings have guided so many aspiring artists.... beginner and beyond.... to achieve the next level in their art!
All of your teaching is just great. You explain everything so clearly even beginners can understand the lesson.
Thank you! Your work is very appreciated!
Dianne, I’m in college studying neuroscience but minoring in art, and your quick tips have helped me tremendously! We all appreciate you
Thank you to you both for those 500 quick tips, looking forward for the next 500 ;)
Congrats on 500 quicktips Dianne and Roger. Thank you for everything you do.
Thank you 🙏 God bless you both
Dianne, thank you, thank you, THANK YOU!!!! I think I found you on TH-cam when you were somewhere between quick tips 150 and 200 and I was hooked from the first one I watched.... Now Wednesdays are "Dianne Days".... And as for 500 more, bring 'em on!!!
I'm Canadian so I don't know how it would work down there but I think some U.S. Ministry of Art, or Fine Arts Dept (federal or state or both!) should give you a medal for service to art instruction..... Congratulations for having created such a great body of work! I could keep blubbering but I won't so just to quickly say, like a broken record, "Many Thanks!" :)
Appreciate how generously you share your knowledge!
Thank you, I've learned so much from your quick tips. You are truly an outstanding teacher!!
Congratulations! Love learning from your Tips !
Very very thankful and glag about your wonderful work for us!❤🎉
Appreciate your Quick Tips! Thank you so much 🎉congratulations on your 500th Quick Tip on TH-cam ❤
500 quick tips - congratulations. I am working my way through all of them. I feel it is better than doing a degree. I am also down loading some of your lessons. On a personal note, I enjoy welcoming you into my home (albeit on a computer screen). Thank you 500 times. Best wishes from the UK.
Congratulations on 500!🎉 Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. Your quick tips continue to teach me so much. ❤ love from northern Ontario, Canada.
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Love your quicktips,have learned me so much thank you❤
Thank you very useful...
Thank you again, Dianne. Another informative lesson for us all to enjoy and learn from. You are so generous with your time.
One quick question… regarding storing oils. I don’t use oils all the time and seem to hop between mediums. That means I have many tubes of paint that I have accumulated. Some are now hardening and difficult to squeeze or, heaven forbid have started leaking a sticky residue. Any solutions? (Some of the high series ones are expensive to replace.)
I love your quick tips! They are full of information in a short clip.
Dianne, do you have any quick tips on painting portraits? How to get the likeness of the person?
Your quick tips are so great....you answer questions that all of us have. Now I have a question. Can you explain Matt medium, Matt gel, glazing medium, gloss gel medium, regular gloss gel, etc the way to use these various medium? I have these and more in my stash and truthfully use very few. Thanks so much for all your tips
Gloria
A wonderful collection of tips in quick tip 500! Thank you. I have a question regarding using certain oils as mediums or softening paint that has become a bit “dry”, you spoke of using linseed oil to do that as poppy seed is slow drying. I’ve noticed some oil paints like Michael Harding have safflower oil as their base as it apparently doesn’t “yellow” a painting years later, does safflower oil not slow oils? And what about walnut oil? Many thanks as always for your amazing quick tips. Oh and it was lovely seeing Rodger too 😘
Hi thank you both for another great video! I love to improve my portrait painting skills, I recently saw Daniel Gerhartz's portraits and I quite like his style. Do you think he is a good artist to learn portraits from? Just wanted some of your opinions. I use acrylics, but I think the principles and techniques should be the same? Thank you 😊
Recently I tried using water brush pen filled with linseed oil for urban sketching... outside along with a dipper cup of natural solvent ...and airtight paint box of oil paints...it was good however the brushes were too soft for oil paints. Any comments?
Can urban sketching be done with oil paints? If so how? Not Plein air Painting