Hi Caroline, Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment, and the feedback, i appreciate it :) I still need to practice more in front of the camera tho, i'm not that good at it yet :) It's also nice to hear that you find my work inspirational, and that they have helped you learn :)
@@JonBarberArt you do yourself down Jon, you’re fabulous at what you do! I’m only at beginners stage and love what you do and how you explain everything, you’re great in front of the camera, real! Keep going and believe in yourself, do t be too critical xx
I like your tutorials, I learn more all the time. We're still trying to get through all the paperwork to buy our new place. It's frustrating because I want to get started.
Hi Ozwald, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the feedback, I really appreciate it :) Hopefully you will soon be in your new place and then you can start to paint :) :)
Thanks Jon as always you are an excellent teacher you take time explain how to do it and your artwork is amazing, I've been watching your videos learning different techniques and found that I like taking a piece of paper and wadding it up and laying it out to use for the texture but then I save that paper and let the paint dry on it and crinkle it up and use it for a heavier texture😃
Hi Shaun, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the great comment, and the awesome feedback, I really do appreciate it :) Its also nice to hear you are learning from watching my videos :) That sounds a great idea to make texture :)
No problem I also started using small bubble wrap I have made plannits put on heavy paint drug it across then take it and make a swirl within the planet looks like a spinning storm
Hi Stephanie, Thank you for watching and for the comment and the feedback i appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you love my videos. Yes spray paint has gone up in price a bit here too.
I need your help. Sometimes my stars don't turn out right. I use all the same brands and glossy white on black. The white dots occasionally get to where they fade gray and make little rings instead. They don't stay solid dots. Even on new cans and well shaken. The paint works fine in other areas. I flick stars on low and high and gently etc. Nothing fixes them. Perhaps you have experienced this? It's warm outside where I live. The black paint is still wet when I do the stars. Humidity might could cause it perhaps? But it's not all the time. I even tried other white paint. But using colored paint gets the same results. They spread out into rings with faint color just barely sitting on the black like a transparent film.
Hi Derrick, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment and the question i really appreciate it :) What spray paint do you use? because i know some spray paint brands are a bit thinner then others, and if it's a thinner paint sometimes the colours blend together or soak into the one you already have on the painting, like the white dots you do for stars will soak in or slightly turn gray like you said, all you have to do to avoid this is spray less paint out when doing the background or let the background dry a bit before adding the stars, this way they will stay white and not soak in or turn gray, i hope this helps Darrick :)
Hi Thecrook, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment and question, it’s really appreciated :) Yes magnets are involved :)
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Oh WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW 🤩
Hi Dnd, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave this great comment and the feedback, i really appreciate it :) :)
Lovely to see the man behind the voice! Your work is always so inspirational, thanks so much for sharing, I definitely learned xx
Hi Caroline, Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment, and the feedback, i appreciate it :) I still need to practice more in front of the camera tho, i'm not that good at it yet :) It's also nice to hear that you find my work inspirational, and that they have helped you learn :)
@@JonBarberArt you do yourself down Jon, you’re fabulous at what you do! I’m only at beginners stage and love what you do and how you explain everything, you’re great in front of the camera, real! Keep going and believe in yourself, do t be too critical xx
I like your tutorials, I learn more all the time. We're still trying to get through all the paperwork to buy our new place. It's frustrating because I want to get started.
Hi Ozwald, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the feedback, I really appreciate it :) Hopefully you will soon be in your new place and then you can start to paint :) :)
amazing
Hi Eh, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment and the feedback, i really appreciate it :)
Thanks Jon as always you are an excellent teacher you take time explain how to do it and your artwork is amazing, I've been watching your videos learning different techniques and found that I like taking a piece of paper and wadding it up and laying it out to use for the texture but then I save that paper and let the paint dry on it and crinkle it up and use it for a heavier texture😃
Hi Shaun, Thank you so much for watching and for taking the time to leave these kind words, the great comment, and the awesome feedback, I really do appreciate it :) Its also nice to hear you are learning from watching my videos :) That sounds a great idea to make texture :)
No problem I also started using small bubble wrap I have made plannits put on heavy paint drug it across then take it and make a swirl within the planet looks like a spinning storm
Thank you Jon, always so inspirational!
Hi Con, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment and the feedback, i really appreciate it :) :)
Perfect 🙏
Hi Tv, Thank you so much for the comment and the feedback i really appreciate it :)
Another masterpiece
Hi Keith, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave these kind words, the comment, and the feedback, I really appreciate it :)
Thanks I love your videos
But since I’ve started doing spray paint art the price of spray paint has raised like 2 or 4 dollars a can so I’m going broke
Hi Stephanie, Thank you for watching and for the comment and the feedback i appreciate it :) It's also nice to hear you love my videos. Yes spray paint has gone up in price a bit here too.
Yeah it’s
Fun though
I need your help. Sometimes my stars don't turn out right. I use all the same brands and glossy white on black.
The white dots occasionally get to where they fade gray and make little rings instead. They don't stay solid dots. Even on new cans and well shaken.
The paint works fine in other areas. I flick stars on low and high and gently etc. Nothing fixes them. Perhaps you have experienced this? It's warm outside where I live. The black paint is still wet when I do the stars. Humidity might could cause it perhaps? But it's not all the time. I even tried other white paint. But using colored paint gets the same results. They spread out into rings with faint color just barely sitting on the black like a transparent film.
Hi Derrick, Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to leave this comment and the question i really appreciate it :) What spray paint do you use? because i know some spray paint brands are a bit thinner then others, and if it's a thinner paint sometimes the colours blend together or soak into the one you already have on the painting, like the white dots you do for stars will soak in or slightly turn gray like you said, all you have to do to avoid this is spray less paint out when doing the background or let the background dry a bit before adding the stars, this way they will stay white and not soak in or turn gray, i hope this helps Darrick :)
Where have you gone jon,I haven't seen you on here in about a year
Magnets?
Hi Thecrook, Thank you very much for watching and for taking the time to leave this comment and question, it’s really appreciated :) Yes magnets are involved :)
cant tell if youre from wigan or not
🤣
Hi The idiotics, Thank you for the comment, i appreciate it :) No i'm not from Wigan.