Working in Series, Mark Making & Corrugated Cardboard! Oil/Cold Wax Demo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2020
- #151-Working on 2 cradled panels in series, fun mark making, corrugated cardboard texture in oil/cold wax medium! Painting demo!
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Enjoyed this one a lot👍🏼
Thanks for watching!!
Love!. Beautiful!!!
Thank you Diana!!!
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Thank you Carolyn!!❤️
So happy to see these again. I have missed them. For a couple of reasons, I have not been able to paint, so this really satisfies the need. And I always learn so much from you. Thank you, Lisa.
Malika, thank you! So glad to be filming for TH-cam again!! Took a short break to work on my online e-courses! So glad you let me know my TH-cam videos are valuable to you and that you are learning from them!! Hope you get back to painting again soon!
Great to see you playing! I like your new set up and audio - right there for all the action.
Kathy, Isn't it so much fun to just play?! So glad you enjoyed the video and the set up! Thanks for watching!!
So good to see you dear Lisa I love your art and colors you choose
Rachel, thank you so much!! And thanks for watching!!
Terrific starts! I love the black background that you're working on, and especially like that you are live and we're right there listening to/hearing everything as you go along - thanks, Lisa!
Thanks Micki!! I filmed yesterday-July 4th, and edited late, last night, so glad you enjoyed it! Fun to be filming TH-cam videos again!
Lovely start, beautiful colors & texture!
Thank you Ann!!!
I really love how the corrugated lines go into the positive lines of the scrapper lines (green gray)! Masterfull!
Carol, thank you! I love the corrugated cardboard as texture and lines too!
beautiful work!
Thank you Kris!!!
I love this colour palette 💕
Sam D, thanks so much!!
Thanks for this video I’ve missed you!
Tanya, Thank you so very much! I appreciate your sweet comment!! Glad to be filming TH-cam videos again!
AWESOME AS ALWAYS, LISA!
Thank you very much Ariel!!!❤️
@@LisaBBoardwine thank u for sharing your beautiful works!
Great video, Lisa!
Mary, Thank you very much!!!
Love your videos on cold wax and the different techniques and colors you use. That asphaltum is gorgeous! I have a question for you. Do you use other materials as sand or limestone for texture? Thanks for all your help and time educating us
Thanks so much! I do sometimes use marble dust or sand for added texture. I also build texture with the paint and cold wax, stencils and just adding more layers! 🎨
Love your videos, I bought one of your books, looking forward to receiving it!
Janet, Thank you very much!! I hope you enjoy the book! Glad you are enjoying the videos!!
Great video, I really love limited pallets!
P Belbin, I do too! So fun! Thanks for watching!!
@@LisaBBoardwine I've missed your videos!!
Thank you P Belbin!! Glad to be back! Hope you enjoy them!😁
Hi lisa, i have been enjoying myself watching your videos. They are fantastic. i would like to take your course on composition and creativity in abstract art. How can I buy it? The link here is not working.
Thanks so much!!! Go to.:
www.lisaboardwinearttraining.com
They look great and and so fun to try. What was that in the bottle you sprayed on to create texture? Also did you mix any cold wax medium on the paints you initially put out or just oil paints straight out of tubes? Thank you for this video!
Linda, Thank you! I use Gamsol (by Gamblin)-odorless mineral spirits-to lift the top layer of paint to the underlying layer of color. I use a 50:50 ratio of cold wax medium to oil paint. All my color is mixed with this ratio on my palette- before I begin painting. This way you don't forget to add the cold wax!
@@LisaBBoardwine You are so very helpful, thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your expertise x I am completely new to cold wax and may I ask one question? At the beginning, when you added the clear wax (as a protective layer) and then the Indian Yellow, followed on by other layers - do you leave the wax to dry each time?
I've only tried cold wax once and had no idea what I was doing and ended up digging and scraping every layer until I ended up with mud and revolting lines which looked like the inside of a seaside stick of rock lol! (will not try and repeat that again).
Robert, I build the layers of oil paint, mixed with a 50:50 ratio of cold wax medium- in all layers. I usually do not let each layer dry completely, but you can allow them to "set-up", between layers for about 20-30 minutes, that way you can add new layers without a lot of blending or layers getting too muddy. This medium has a definite learning curve as too how soon to add more layers and in what stage-too dry or too wet- to paint the next layer.. Best advice is to just play and experiment and be open to how the painting changes between each stage!
@@LisaBBoardwine Thank you for replying, it is much appreciated. May I ask one more question:- the cold wax is rather thick, and when mixed with the oil paint stays rather thick and not 'fast moving' and runny as seen in video's. How do you thin the wax down?
Thank you for sharing your video's and knowledge.
Thank you Lisa this is very helpful 🙏what do use in the bottle that you spray please? Thanks
Dubi Sharon, Thanks for watching! I use Gamsol, odorless mineral spirits made by Gamblin!
Gamsol, a mineral spirit from Gamblin
Hello Lisa! Your artwork is beautiful. You are very inspiring. I noticed you seem to use the hand held spatulas for alot of your paintings. Could you please tell me what they are? I looked on your Amazon list, but didn't see them. Thank you❤🎨
Thank you for watching my channel! And thanks for your kind words! I do use the Messermeister scraper a lot! It is a kitchen tool for bowl scraping! It is in my Amazon Storefront under Must Have Supplies for Oil/Cold Wax . It may be out of stock at present time. So keep checking back. A good substitute is to use a Creative Catalyst wedge #6. Or the color shapers- these are also on my storefront under the same category. Thanks again for watching!
Thank you Lisa! I was looking in the wrong section of your Amazon list😆 I appreciate all the information.
How much cold wax to oil do you use? 50/50? It seems to flow so easily.
Bela, I do use a 50:50 ratio of cold wax to oil paint! Thanks for watching!!
Was your paint mixed with cold wax?
All of my paint is mixed with cold wax medium. I use a 50:50 ratio of oil paint and cold wax medium.