Thanks for the tip. I notice when I use liquid clear I am more of a mud mixer then when I use liquid white, even though I feel I'm using only a small amount. Do you get a lot of towel fragments on the canvas though? I will definitely try this.
LC is just pure Medium so its a lot stronger. Try using the Shop Towel I show in the video ( its strong and doesn't leave fragments often) If you do get fragments, just wipe them off with your brush like I show in the video too :)
Question - if you are using a black canvas, is there an advantage to using liquid black over using liquid clear before you start painting? Thanks Wild. Love ya
When comparing to LC to LB... LB will knock down the value of the color you mix it with ( LC will not ). I have an old video where I show and explain the effect if you are interested. Check out young Wild below ha ha ha: th-cam.com/video/vU4DhnhwdQ4/w-d-xo.html
You can start painting once you apply it. For drying check out this video here, plus it will give you a few more tips: th-cam.com/video/axivJ6sCGCQ/w-d-xo.html
I’m not sure if you ever ship your pieces, but I was wondering if you’d ever consider doing a tutorial video on how to package and ship oil paintings... ...selfish ask only cause I’ve got a few people back home in the states who want some that I’ve painted. Keep up the amazing work, man! Super helpful!
I made a video a long while ago about how to ship huge paintings ( but I never launched it ) Let me see if its still a good video - if it is, perhaps I will launch it just for you :)
wondering if there is a difference between Bob Ross Liquid Clear Paint and the Bob Ross Liquid Clear Medium, which is what you show on your link? They have different labels but are both Bob Ross. Thanks
I don't know what the manufacturing/chemical difference is (aka how they are made ) But BRI labels the paint for landscape painting and the medium for floral. I have used both.. the medium seems like a thinner version of the LC Paint
There is a little plastic tab inside my Ross plastic liquid clear container. Do you save it or throw away? Sorry if it is a dumb question. Idk if it seals leaks or is just a shipping seal.
There shouldn't be a plastic tab in the bottle. I think that is the plastic seal that should be under the bottle cap. It most likely popped off and fell in. Hope that helps you out.
Have one more on the subject of bases. I black gessoed a canvas... the oil part of the painting did not begin like this cowboy thought it should so I srcaped it down, causing the gesso to get a might thin. I know you do not do gesso over oil so I put a layer of liquid black over (going to take longer to dry, for sure) but MY QUESTION is, will the layer of liquid black cause cracking or other issues when the whole painting dries over time? I remember some blah blah about fat over lean or lean against a fat man or something like that?!?!
Hard to say because there are too many variables I might not know about BUT I think you will be 100% OK. If you are worried about the process you took. You could always clean your canvas then do a thinner wash, wait a few hours or a day or two. Then re-wet your canvas up... and you will be good to go. I kind of show that process in one of my newer videos. Check it out for more of a visual: th-cam.com/video/smUFBaqwMoU/w-d-xo.html Hope that helps
Sadly No, this is for oil paint oil - However there are acrylic mediums that act like it. I have a video on a few below. Check Them out: 3 Recipes: th-cam.com/video/nI5D-HC7e5o/w-d-xo.html&t Wild's Wet: th-cam.com/video/uOZACe0v_Do/w-d-xo.html&t Pouring Medium: th-cam.com/video/lVyaVHQcZ1c/w-d-xo.html
Clear is the hardest to apply thin enough, shop towel is a good idea, mud dabbed to much with clear, another one that was very hard was clouds between mountians
Hey, thank you for this video. Did you ever tried Sennelier oil paints? What do you think about it? I dont know if I should buy those paints so I thought about asking you :)
I haven't yet - But I can see what I can do in a future video. If you are just starting out, go with more affordable paints. Easier on the wallet and allows you to practice more :)
Wild, would Liquid Clear be a good additive to my paints... I have noticed my paints are coming out overly stiff... almost to the point that it is difficult to mix the paint on the brush and I almost cannot get them to stick to my canvas. I don't know if I failed to shake, massage the tube properly when new and now most of the oils are gone leaving me with an overly thick paint. Thanks for the videos. Have been a great help.
100% especially if you already own it. If you had a few extra dollars to spend I would recommend another medium over LC ( something like walnut oil or liqun, both these are more versitile but take some practice to get use too) But LC that will work in a pinch for sure. Which paint brand are you using... maybe your oil tubes were not sealed right and hardened a little.
I have been enjoying the 1980 Series, and I do give it a strong Thumbs UP. They make 150 ml tubes I think for all there colors. I have a link in the video that leads you to the bigger tubes, but I also attached it below if you need it. geni.us/Gamblin1980OilPaints
First attempted painting was a complete failure as expected. I think I used too much linseed oil, how can I tell? It looked as if I didn't put enough gesso but I did four coats. now I'm wondering if I just didn't use enough paint on my brush.
Its hard to judge from a message because there are too make variables. But from my own experience in the beginning, you are most likely using too much linseed oil ( which makes your paint too loose ). You are most likely not using enough paint but also not working off the excess color. Its also best to re-paint the same thing your just did. You will learn so much this way.
Dawn dish soap and lukewarm water then condition after. Take a look at this product ( th-cam.com/video/gDaoXPk-nWQ/w-d-xo.html ) it should help you out.
Hey j could really use your help I'm so confused. I'm a beginner and wanted to do a painting with black gesso and Indian yellow and crimson like Bob Ross uses but when I let the gesso dry and applied the other paint it just sat right on top of the gesso and I didn't need the white like Ross shows the color popping up when he applied it. Why does my paint already clearly show? Wish I could send you a pic so you could see what happened :( so frustrated
Thats because some paints and opaque, transparent and semi-transparent. You have to use the right paint for the right effect. This video might help you understand a little more: th-cam.com/video/_Vz7WsmUsqU/w-d-xo.html
You are correct. You can see an example of it here in my new video: th-cam.com/video/2KWjZrVSOM0/w-d-xo.html When you get more comfortable and experienced you can use Liquid White on a black canvas.
I don't know what the manufacturing/chemical difference is (aka how they are made ) But BRI labels the paint for landscape painting and the medium for floral. I have used both.. the medium seems like a thinner version of the LC Paint
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Tks a lot for your tips and hacks! From Quebec in Canada 🇨🇦 😊
You are so welcome!
I don’t want to unsubscribe to your TH-cam video you have helped me out so much
Good news is you dont have too :P
Thank you for the tips, this really helped me because I was not sure how to use liquid clear.
I am glad I can help you out.
Make sure to sub for more awesome tips in the future :)
Thanks for the tip. I notice when I use liquid clear I am more of a mud mixer then when I use liquid white, even though I feel I'm using only a small amount. Do you get a lot of towel fragments on the canvas though? I will definitely try this.
Kitchen paper towel does that a lot, have you tried blue shop towel? It's usually a lot stronger 💜
LC is just pure Medium so its a lot stronger. Try using the Shop Towel I show in the video ( its strong and doesn't leave fragments often)
If you do get fragments, just wipe them off with your brush like I show in the video too :)
Question - if you are using a black canvas, is there an advantage to using liquid black over using liquid clear before you start painting? Thanks Wild. Love ya
When comparing to LC to LB... LB will knock down the value of the color you mix it with ( LC will not ). I have an old video where I show and explain the effect if you are interested. Check out young Wild below ha ha ha:
th-cam.com/video/vU4DhnhwdQ4/w-d-xo.html
@@WildCreates Thanks sooo much !!
Glad to help.
We will call it even by you hitting that SUB button 🔥🔥🔥
How long do u let the liquid clear set before starring? And how long does it take to dry?
You can start painting once you apply it. For drying check out this video here, plus it will give you a few more tips: th-cam.com/video/axivJ6sCGCQ/w-d-xo.html
Can u use liquid clear over acrylic paints before applying oil paint
Yes you can
I’m not sure if you ever ship your pieces, but I was wondering if you’d ever consider doing a tutorial video on how to package and ship oil paintings...
...selfish ask only cause I’ve got a few people back home in the states who want some that I’ve painted.
Keep up the amazing work, man! Super helpful!
I made a video a long while ago about how to ship huge paintings ( but I never launched it )
Let me see if its still a good video - if it is, perhaps I will launch it just for you :)
@@WildCreates what a guy! You are a dope dude keep it up
wondering if there is a difference between Bob Ross Liquid Clear Paint and the Bob Ross Liquid Clear Medium, which is what you show on your link? They have different labels but are both Bob Ross. Thanks
I don't know what the manufacturing/chemical difference is (aka how they are made ) But BRI labels the paint for landscape painting and the medium for floral. I have used both.. the medium seems like a thinner version of the LC Paint
I use linseed oil because I can't find liquid clear and the oil was suggested by you
Thanks or I can't make my best painting
Linseed is a great alternative.
Thanks for the tip! Love your content!
Thank you for the comment - I will make sure to keep it coming.
There is a little plastic tab inside my Ross plastic liquid clear container. Do you save it or throw away? Sorry if it is a dumb question. Idk if it seals leaks or is just a shipping seal.
There shouldn't be a plastic tab in the bottle. I think that is the plastic seal that should be under the bottle cap. It most likely popped off and fell in. Hope that helps you out.
Amazing tip, thank you so much! 💜
You're so welcome!
thank you so much..great video...very helpful!
You are welcome and glad I could help ya :)
Have one more on the subject of bases. I black gessoed a canvas... the oil part of the painting did not begin like this cowboy thought it should so I srcaped it down, causing the gesso to get a might thin. I know you do not do gesso over oil so I put a layer of liquid black over (going to take longer to dry, for sure) but MY QUESTION is, will the layer of liquid black cause cracking or other issues when the whole painting dries over time? I remember some blah blah about fat over lean or lean against a fat man or something like that?!?!
Hard to say because there are too many variables I might not know about BUT I think you will be 100% OK. If you are worried about the process you took. You could always clean your canvas then do a thinner wash, wait a few hours or a day or two. Then re-wet your canvas up... and you will be good to go.
I kind of show that process in one of my newer videos.
Check it out for more of a visual: th-cam.com/video/smUFBaqwMoU/w-d-xo.html
Hope that helps
Will this work with acrylics?
Sadly No, this is for oil paint oil - However there are acrylic mediums that act like it. I have a video on a few below. Check Them out:
3 Recipes: th-cam.com/video/nI5D-HC7e5o/w-d-xo.html&t
Wild's Wet: th-cam.com/video/uOZACe0v_Do/w-d-xo.html&t
Pouring Medium: th-cam.com/video/lVyaVHQcZ1c/w-d-xo.html
@@WildCreates Thank you so much!
You are super welcome - Make sure to smash that SUB button for more awesome videos.
Awesome
Glad to help you out buddy.
Make sure to hit that sub button for more helpful videos
What was the black prime before the liquid white?
That was just black gesso. I put it on there so it was easier to see on camera
Nice video👏
Thank you 👍
Do I put gesso or liquid clear on first?
Gesso first then let it dry - Then your Liquid Medium :)
Clear is the hardest to apply thin enough, shop towel is a good idea, mud dabbed to much with clear, another one that was very hard was clouds between mountians
Those blue shop towels work great here.
Hey, thank you for this video.
Did you ever tried Sennelier oil paints? What do you think about it? I dont know if I should buy those paints so I thought about asking you :)
I haven't yet - But I can see what I can do in a future video.
If you are just starting out, go with more affordable paints. Easier on the wallet and allows you to practice more :)
Wild, would Liquid Clear be a good additive to my paints... I have noticed my paints are coming out overly stiff... almost to the point that it is difficult to mix the paint on the brush and I almost cannot get them to stick to my canvas. I don't know if I failed to shake, massage the tube properly when new and now most of the oils are gone leaving me with an overly thick paint. Thanks for the videos. Have been a great help.
100% especially if you already own it.
If you had a few extra dollars to spend I would recommend another medium over LC ( something like walnut oil or liqun, both these are more versitile but take some practice to get use too) But LC that will work in a pinch for sure.
Which paint brand are you using... maybe your oil tubes were not sealed right and hardened a little.
@@WildCreates I have been using Bob Ross brand. I notice you like Gamblin 1980. Bill Alexander only offers 37mil tubes which will not last me a week.
I have been enjoying the 1980 Series, and I do give it a strong Thumbs UP.
They make 150 ml tubes I think for all there colors. I have a link in the video that leads you to the bigger tubes, but I also attached it below if you need it.
geni.us/Gamblin1980OilPaints
First attempted painting was a complete failure as expected. I think I used too much linseed oil, how can I tell? It looked as if I didn't put enough gesso but I did four coats. now I'm wondering if I just didn't use enough paint on my brush.
Its hard to judge from a message because there are too make variables. But from my own experience in the beginning, you are most likely using too much linseed oil ( which makes your paint too loose ). You are most likely not using enough paint but also not working off the excess color.
Its also best to re-paint the same thing your just did. You will learn so much this way.
is this how you put the liquid white on to, put it on then whip the access off with a shop towel too.
LW is a lot less slick due to the fact that it has pigment with it. So you can skip the towel step when it comes to LW.
What's the substitute of liquid clear? I live in Bangladesh
Linseed oil. There is a link in the video description
What is the best thing and way to clean acrylic paint out of paint brushes
Dawn dish soap and lukewarm water then condition after.
Take a look at this product ( th-cam.com/video/gDaoXPk-nWQ/w-d-xo.html ) it should help you out.
Thank you I tried this and it does work great 👍👍🤠
Your welcome buddy
can you do a video of an easy painting that has liquid white on top of the canvas and liquid black on the bottom?
Sure Can - In fact my next simple painting has some both LW and LB in it.
@@WildCreates thanks. btw great hair!
Hey j could really use your help I'm so confused. I'm a beginner and wanted to do a painting with black gesso and Indian yellow and crimson like Bob Ross uses but when I let the gesso dry and applied the other paint it just sat right on top of the gesso and I didn't need the white like Ross shows the color popping up when he applied it. Why does my paint already clearly show? Wish I could send you a pic so you could see what happened :( so frustrated
Thats because some paints and opaque, transparent and semi-transparent. You have to use the right paint for the right effect.
This video might help you understand a little more: th-cam.com/video/_Vz7WsmUsqU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
You are most welcome buddy
Like to watch you I have learned a lot from you thank you
Can i make my own?
Yes you can - I show alternatives in this video here: th-cam.com/video/eXmjr0cFPVI/w-d-xo.html
Can you review a Bob Ross wildlife set 🐼
I will see what I can do in a future video for ya :)
Bro you need a almighty easel yours is swaying like a pylon in a thunderstorm
Thats my old easel - It haves years of being abused ha ha ha ha
in the very beginning learning stages.. I assume you're using clear instead of white bc your background is black?
You are correct. You can see an example of it here in my new video: th-cam.com/video/2KWjZrVSOM0/w-d-xo.html
When you get more comfortable and experienced you can use Liquid White on a black canvas.
Man make a video on recreating Mona Lisa with wet on wet Painting style. And ofcourse peace. ✌️
Oh man - I am pretty bad at figures ha ha ha BUT I will see what I can do sometime.
@@WildCreates Please make it
I will add it to my list
@@WildCreates And please make it fast because your videos are becoming boring
to continue - Bob Ross Liquid Clear 237ml-237ml vs. Bob Ross Liquid Medium - Clear,
I don't know what the manufacturing/chemical difference is (aka how they are made ) But BRI labels the paint for landscape painting and the medium for floral. I have used both.. the medium seems like a thinner version of the LC Paint
@@WildCreates Thanks so much !
No prob glad to to help - Hit that sub button and we will call it even 💪
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Thanks for watching :)