Thank you Lisa for your generosity in posting these videos. It is enormously helpful for people like myself who are struggling to find their way with this versatile but challenging medium to watch your process and the grace and skill with which you handle the materials. Your videos are much anticipated and thoroughly appreciated. Again, my thanks for showing all of your admirers out here in the ether, the way..
Annie, Thank you so much for your comment!! I am so happy you are enjoying the videos and learning from my crazy process and art making! More videos coming soon! And I am always working to get better at filming, lighting and editing, it is a learning adventure for me! Please take at look at my latest video the second part of the Abstracted Landscape videos- th-cam.com/video/mlfDshAYv6M/w-d-xo.html
Hi LIsa, I realize that this video is from much earlier this year, but I just discovered your videos recently. This year I devoted myself to getting outside of my box. I've developed my own technique for completing my oil painting backgrounds, really started doing pastels and started playing with cold wax. The cold was is the most exciting part for me. I love abstracts but just couldn't get what I wanted from using just oils. Cold wax has been the key for me. Your videos are opening my eyes to new materials, ways of working and playing, and different color ways that I may not have used in my oil paintings. Thanks so much for making your studio and process available.
Thank you for your comment! Oil/Cold Wax definitely opens doors for play and creativity in a way just traditional oils do not offer. So glad you are playing and experimenting in your studio with this medium! So glad you are enjoying my channel too!!
Thanks so much Lisa for taking the trouble to film and post your process, it's delightful to watch. I also have many paintings that may have several layers of paint but do not work yet. Watching you is just the inspiration I need to simply keep going. I like your techniques with the tissue paper and that Gamsol and use them frequently in my own work. Happy New Year
Melanie, Thank you for watching my videos! I appreciate it very much! The older pieces make the best fresh beginnings! Do keep going, nothing is lost, we just add another layer and push forward! Or we can always scrape paint off!! Glad you like the tissue and the gamsol techniques! They add a lot in certain pieces. Happy New Year!! 2019!
Love this video and can't wait to see the 2nd. Finishing is always the most difficult and also painting over old paintings. That is something that I need to work on this year. I have unfinished and some I thought were finished that need to be resolved. Thanks for all the good information.
You are most welcome Laura! Painting over older pieces is something I truly enjoy doing! Give it a try! Thanks for watching my channel, Abstracted Landscape part 2 coming soon!!
Connie, I so appreciate your comments! I am very happy that you feel you are learning from my videos, that is my goal! And I so appreciate you letting me know you are getting something valuable out of my TH-cam channel! Keep tuning in! More videos coming!
Kathy, no fear! Dive into those older pieces! They transform into totally different paintings! And most of the time for the better! Thanks for watching my channel!
Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the upload. I'm looking to get into integrating cold wax into my process and your video is one of the best I've found for showcasing the technique!
I just saw this comment Addewyn!! Thank you for watching my TH-cam channel! I am so glad you feel the videos are helping you learn more about oil and cold wax! Enjoy and I hope you keep tuning in!!
Thank you for sharing your applications and approach with cold wax medium. It has been hard to find help with this medium, but am beginning to see more available. Please post your workshops online. I am very grateful for your willingness to share! Many blessing to you in 2019! Happy New Year!
Sharon, thank you very much for your comment! I am glad the videos are helping you! My workshop schedule, up to this point, has just posted on my website: lisabboardwine.com Take a look and maybe you can join me at a workshop n 2019! Happy New Year!!
Thank you for watching!! Abstracted landscapes are fun to paint! I started as a realistic landscape painter, years ago, so it is fun to return to that format in an abstracted manner. More videos in this format soon!!
Thank you for a great demonstration. Do you finish and “buff” your paintings with a layer of cold wax once it has dried? If so, how long does the painting typically take to dry before you apply a coat of cold wax?
thank you for this magnificent painting. In france we cannot find the medium cold wax and with the brexit Jackson art supplies cannot send these items.... i would like to begin to paint with cold wax and oil so i need to find a recipe to fabricate by my own . you say that it is gamblin in your bottle but what it is ? this item is not found her soby wich it can be replaced please
Christine, thank you for watching my TH-cam channel!! There are many recipes online fir making your own cold wax, I don’t make my own but I am sure you can find a good recipe to do so! The Gamsol is odorless mineral spirits made by Gamblin. It is used for doing certain techniques and also for cleaning tools, brushes etc.. I am not sure what an alternative would be that you could find in France. I know some have said Zest It works but o have not used it. Hope you have good luck making the cold wax and that you can begin painting with this medium soon! It is so fun!!
Thanks for the info! Recently I started trying out acrylics and wonder if it could be mixed with cold wax. I’ve done oils and watercolors predominantly but invested heavily into Acrylic due to the Acrylic Pouring Craze....which I’ve enjoyed so much...due to the abstract results!! Just curious since I’m not familiar with cold wax but love doing abstract work Thanks!
Connie, you are most welcome!! The only way you can use cold wax with acrylics is as a varnish at the end, or to do an acrylic underpainting then use oil & cold wax over top of the acrylic. This is a beautiful way to use both mediums!! The oils and cold wax lend themselves so beautifully to abstract work!
Excelling video. Learning so many stuff. Just subscribed your channel and will be learning so much from it. What is it in your hand (blue color) you are using it to spread the colors? Is it a cardboard or similar tool?
Tanya, thank you for becoming h a subscriber to my channel! I am using a Messermeister scraper which is a silicone squeegee I use to push and pull the paint. If you go to my Amazon storefront - www.amazon.com/shop/lisab.boardwine you can see and order them there! Thanks again for tuning in!!
Cookie, The R&F pigment stick I used for the warn rust color was Alizaron Crimson. I also used a celadon green and a stil de grain. R&F pigment sticks are amazing!! Thanks for watching!! Happy New Year to you as well!
I love this painting! When does the cold wax come into play? Was it mixed with oil paint that you spread on the surface, or used straight on the surface to spread the pigment sticks?
Lori, I mix the cold wax and each color of paint in a 50:50 ratio on my palette before I start painting. So every color I am using has already been mixed with the cold wax. The pigment sticks have a certain amount of wax in them, but not as much as I am mixing with my paint on the paint. Therefore, the R&F pigment sticks do take a little longer to dry. Thanks for watching!!
Lisa, I was really surprised you actually obliterated the original as I expected you to leave areas and just enhance it. I have seen other works you have done where you add a texture or affect with with added layers seem to cover it completely. I guess this just as the art evolves but when watching I think wow that is cool, then you lose it ! Just down to personal preferences and for each of us knowing when to stop LOL
Thanks so much for watching! I do enjoy pushing the boundaries of a painting just to see what would happen if I change or obliterate certain areas! All fun and experimental!
Lisa ..Funny I am partial to seascapes so I love the painting (as is ) which you are reconstructing. They both are great. One question: how long after having done a cold wax painting( realizing substrate and thickness come in to play) do you consider it ready to go out of the studio or be shipped. Thank you .. love your stuff😜!!
Marcy, The messermeister scraper is from Amazon, the color shapers are from either Cheap Joe's Art Supply or Jerry's Artarama! Hope you can locate them! Thanks for watching!!
Connie, Oil and cold wax is best done on a rigid surface. Gamblin does make a product called G-Gel or Galkyd Gel that you can mix with your oil and cold wax to help give the paint more flexibility to use on canvas. You mix a 25 % ratio into your wax and paint. I prefer to use panels or paper, or smaller sized canvas. The larger canvases are too flexible(too much "give" in them) and you cannot do a lot of the techniques on these because of this flexible surface. However, you can always experiment with the G-Gel and see how you like it. Thanks for watching my TH-cam channel!
Roberto, thank you for tuning in!! I use a gessoed panel for the preparation before painting, then I begin with layer of paint, building up the texture and color. So appreciate you watching!
![[Watch Party] RoV Pro League 2024 Winter | with Moowan ( Bacon Time Vs Talon )](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/CCEDhu6dPN8/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you Lisa for your generosity in posting these videos. It is enormously helpful for people like myself who are struggling to find their way with this versatile but challenging medium to watch your process and the grace and skill with which you handle the materials. Your videos are much anticipated and thoroughly appreciated. Again, my thanks for showing all of your admirers out here in the ether, the way..
Annie, Thank you so much for your comment!! I am so happy you are enjoying the videos and learning from my crazy process and art making! More videos coming soon! And I am always working to get better at filming, lighting and editing, it is a learning adventure for me! Please take at look at my latest video the second part of the Abstracted Landscape videos- th-cam.com/video/mlfDshAYv6M/w-d-xo.html
Hi LIsa, I realize that this video is from much earlier this year, but I just discovered your videos recently. This year I devoted myself to getting outside of my box. I've developed my own technique for completing my oil painting backgrounds, really started doing pastels and started playing with cold wax. The cold was is the most exciting part for me. I love abstracts but just couldn't get what I wanted from using just oils. Cold wax has been the key for me. Your videos are opening my eyes to new materials, ways of working and playing, and different color ways that I may not have used in my oil paintings. Thanks so much for making your studio and process available.
Thank you for your comment! Oil/Cold Wax definitely opens doors for play and creativity in a way just traditional oils do not offer. So glad you are playing and experimenting in your studio with this medium! So glad you are enjoying my channel too!!
Thanks so much Lisa for taking the trouble to film and post your process, it's delightful to watch. I also have many paintings that may have several layers of paint but do not work yet. Watching you is just the inspiration I need to simply keep going. I like your techniques with the tissue paper and that Gamsol and use them frequently in my own work. Happy New Year
Melanie, Thank you for watching my videos! I appreciate it very much! The older pieces make the best fresh beginnings! Do keep going, nothing is lost, we just add another layer and push forward! Or we can always scrape paint off!! Glad you like the tissue and the gamsol techniques! They add a lot in certain pieces. Happy New Year!! 2019!
Thanks Lisa. I’m not pleased with most of the cold wax paintings I’ve done. What a wonderful transition and inspiration your video is.
Jeanne, You made me smile!! I so appreciate your feedback on my videos! Thank you very much for watching my channel!
Love this video and can't wait to see the 2nd. Finishing is always the most difficult and also painting over old paintings. That is something that I need to work on this year. I have unfinished and some I thought were finished that need to be resolved. Thanks for all the good information.
You are most welcome Laura! Painting over older pieces is something I truly enjoy doing! Give it a try! Thanks for watching my channel, Abstracted Landscape part 2 coming soon!!
I plan on learning a lot more watching your great videos....that my way of learning I need to See it!😊
Connie, I so appreciate your comments! I am very happy that you feel you are learning from my videos, that is my goal! And I so appreciate you letting me know you are getting something valuable out of my TH-cam channel! Keep tuning in! More videos coming!
Wonderful transition! Gives me courage to redo a few of my old pieces. I love watching you at work. 💕
Kathy, no fear! Dive into those older pieces! They transform into totally different paintings! And most of the time for the better! Thanks for watching my channel!
💓
Thanks Ema!!!!
Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for the upload. I'm looking to get into integrating cold wax into my process and your video is one of the best I've found for showcasing the technique!
I just saw this comment Addewyn!! Thank you for watching my TH-cam channel! I am so glad you feel the videos are helping you learn more about oil and cold wax! Enjoy and I hope you keep tuning in!!
Thank you for sharing your applications and approach with cold wax medium. It has been hard to find help with this medium, but am beginning to see more available. Please post your workshops online. I am very grateful for your willingness to share! Many blessing to you in 2019! Happy New Year!
Sharon, thank you very much for your comment! I am glad the videos are helping you! My workshop schedule, up to this point, has just posted on my website: lisabboardwine.com Take a look and maybe you can join me at a workshop n 2019! Happy New Year!!
Love this new filming perspective!!! Happy New Year!
Micki High, so glad you liked this filming perspective! I will do more of this in upcoming vidoes!! Thanks for watching!!
Thank you for this video. Abstract landscapes are my favorite works in the cold wax medium and it is hard to find instructional videos on the subject.
Thank you for watching!! Abstracted landscapes are fun to paint! I started as a realistic landscape painter, years ago, so it is fun to return to that format in an abstracted manner. More videos in this format soon!!
I love watching you painting I am learning loads of things to try.
Di, thank you so much for watching! I am glad you are enjoying the videos!
I know it's quite randomly asking but does anybody know a good place to stream newly released tv shows online?
@Wallace Nehemiah lately I have been using Flixzone. You can find it by googling =)
@Donald Casey yea, I've been using flixzone for months myself :D
@Donald Casey Thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I appreciate it!
Great video!
Thanks Connie!!
Thank you for a great demonstration. Do you finish and “buff” your paintings with a layer of cold wax once it has dried?
If so, how long does the painting typically take to dry before you apply a coat of cold wax?
Lisa.............. you..are..
Live in scene amazing
Thanks for tuning in!!
thank you for this magnificent painting. In france we cannot find the medium cold wax and with the brexit Jackson art supplies cannot send these items.... i would like to begin to paint with cold wax and oil so i need to find a recipe to fabricate by my own . you say that it is gamblin in your bottle but what it is ? this item is not found her soby wich it can be replaced please
Christine, thank you for watching my TH-cam channel!! There are many recipes online fir making your own cold wax, I don’t make my own but I am sure you can find a good recipe to do so! The Gamsol is odorless mineral spirits made by Gamblin. It is used for doing certain techniques and also for cleaning tools, brushes etc.. I am not sure what an alternative would be that you could find in France. I know some have said Zest It works but o have not used it. Hope you have good luck making the cold wax and that you can begin painting with this medium soon! It is so fun!!
Thanks for the info! Recently I started trying out acrylics and wonder if it could be mixed with cold wax. I’ve done oils and watercolors predominantly but invested heavily into Acrylic due to the Acrylic Pouring Craze....which I’ve enjoyed so much...due to the abstract results!! Just curious since I’m not familiar with cold wax but love doing abstract work Thanks!
Connie, you are most welcome!! The only way you can use cold wax with acrylics is as a varnish at the end, or to do an acrylic underpainting then use oil & cold wax over top of the acrylic. This is a beautiful way to use both mediums!! The oils and cold wax lend themselves so beautifully to abstract work!
Excelling video. Learning so many stuff. Just subscribed your channel and will be learning so much from it. What is it in your hand (blue color) you are using it to spread the colors? Is it a cardboard or similar tool?
Tanya, thank you for becoming h a subscriber to my channel! I am using a Messermeister scraper which is a silicone squeegee I use to push and pull the paint. If you go to my Amazon storefront - www.amazon.com/shop/lisab.boardwine you can see and order them there! Thanks again for tuning in!!
What color R&F stick did you use to get the rust look? What other colors did you use? Thank you for sharing. Happy New New!
Cookie, The R&F pigment stick I used for the warn rust color was Alizaron Crimson. I also used a celadon green and a stil de grain. R&F pigment sticks are amazing!! Thanks for watching!! Happy New Year to you as well!
I love this painting! When does the cold wax come into play? Was it mixed with oil paint that you spread on the surface, or used straight on the surface to spread the pigment sticks?
Lori, I mix the cold wax and each color of paint in a 50:50 ratio on my palette before I start painting. So every color I am using has already been mixed with the cold wax. The pigment sticks have a certain amount of wax in them, but not as much as I am mixing with my paint on the paint. Therefore, the R&F pigment sticks do take a little longer to dry. Thanks for watching!!
Lisa B. Boardwine thank you!
Lisa, I was really surprised you actually obliterated the original as I expected you to leave areas and just enhance it. I have seen other works you have done where you add a texture or affect with with added layers seem to cover it completely. I guess this just as the art evolves but when watching I think wow that is cool, then you lose it ! Just down to personal preferences and for each of us knowing when to stop LOL
Thanks so much for watching! I do enjoy pushing the boundaries of a painting just to see what would happen if I change or obliterate certain areas! All fun and experimental!
Lisa ..Funny I am partial to seascapes so I love the painting (as is ) which you are reconstructing. They both are great. One question: how long after having done a cold wax painting( realizing substrate and thickness come in to play) do you consider it ready to go out of the studio or be shipped. Thank you .. love your stuff😜!!
Thanks so much!! It does depend on how thickly or thinly the layers are applied and also temperature and humidity, but usually within 2-3 weeks!
Where can I purchase the bigger catalyst (spatula) that you are using? I usually order from Jerry’s but the don’t seem to have them.
Marcy, The messermeister scraper is from Amazon, the color shapers are from either Cheap Joe's Art Supply or Jerry's Artarama! Hope you can locate them! Thanks for watching!!
Can this be done on canvas? I have so many of all sizes!
Connie, Oil and cold wax is best done on a rigid surface. Gamblin does make a product called G-Gel or Galkyd Gel that you can mix with your oil and cold wax to help give the paint more flexibility to use on canvas. You mix a 25 % ratio into your wax and paint. I prefer to use panels or paper, or smaller sized canvas. The larger canvases are too flexible(too much "give" in them) and you cannot do a lot of the techniques on these because of this flexible surface. However, you can always experiment with the G-Gel and see how you like it. Thanks for watching my TH-cam channel!
Hello! I'am from Brazil. How to prepare the for painting ?
Roberto, thank you for tuning in!! I use a gessoed panel for the preparation before painting, then I begin with layer of paint, building up the texture and color. So appreciate you watching!