How an artist uses oil stick to create his images, leaving no room for error
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ย. 2018
- Winnipeg artist Christian Worthington creates theologically driven images using oil stick, a medium with which "You can't make any mistakes. This medium has no going back."
Video created by Tyler Funk and Carmen Ponto.
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Finally, someone who uses an oil stick for something besides making a mess. Good for him.
Best video I’ve seen while looking for how to use the oil sticks, finally motivated me to try mine. Most videos involve encaustic art, I’m an oil painter, so I just wanted a simple visual. Thank you.
This is great! Please ignore the pathetic weirdos screaming to defund the CBC.
gorgeous, was looking for technical info about oilbar and glad I stumbled upon this
Beautiful and profound work
This is a most definitely cool way to make large mono-prints or monographs. Applause for the artist!
🔥👽🎨🔥 I like colors. Obviously.
...an artist at work... so far, so good... the issue (with this and many other videos) is that the camera work is so sophisticated, the editing so masterfully done, that one barely realizes that the actual work isn't plainly presented; instead, there are innumerable close shots (with movement) of textures, from different angles, etc...
...There are much, much better videos about the use of oil sticks, compared to which this one looks like a self-promoting project.
...The work is ok, pretty modest, actually... The movie is far better than the work... Kudos, Tyler and Carmen...
So cool
Impressive Christian Worthington.
Amazing. However it's not clear to me how he realised it.
I understand it's a sort of mono print but don't get how he passed from the sketch on plastic to the paint on canvas.
someone can help?
it is sketched in the oil bar which is quite sticky as it is solid oil paint and melts in the hand, then he presses the plastic layer onto the canvas, peels it back and the impression of the oil bar paint is left on the canvas to fill.
OMG!
Can't watch with that background racket. Is background noise really necessary???
ok