Due to my attention span, (ADHD and depression) i had to come back to this video a couple times to fully watch this and let me just say, I really enjoyed this, beautiful artwork, can't wait for more videos ❤
Yay! I love long videos, and I love painting footage as you know :D Watching this twice~ Also, that blue and red portrait is incredible, it caught my attention and held it the entire time it was on screen. I hope the exhibition went great for you!
In my art class, the professor mentioned that it’s not common for artists to sign their paintings on the front. Instead, they usually write something on the back and add a small, subtle signature on the canvas. The reasoning, as he explained, is that a prominent signature on the front can detract from the artwork itself. The focus should be on the piece, not the artist. For those who own the painting, the back typically provides all the necessary information about the artist, and if anyone asks, the owner can share details about who created it. When displayed in a show, the artist’s name, along with some context about the work or the artist, is usually presented on the side or with accompanying information.
Thanks for sharing! I think you can do whatever you want as it’s your own painting, but there’s definitely a lot of variety :-) Personally, sometimes I sign, sometimes I don’t.
Absolutely gorgeous and compelling work Roxy! I love the idea of challenging myself to do a series of paintings within a period of time. I did it for an auction I participated in about few years ago and I have to say because of the time crunch I was the most productive I had ever been. Maybe I’m more prolific under pressure who knows lol, but I enjoyed the focus element. I have a lot of time to paint now, so there’s no pressure but I think I want to try. I’ve never done a series, so that might be a good start. I’m also a little afraid to try oils (I work in acrylics) because of the smell. A few questions: What is your opinion of water mixable oils? What is the size of the substrates u used for the series? And do you find working on linen makes a difference in the painting process? I love the long format painting videos so much..thanks for sharing your process!❤
Thank you Ann! As for the series, go for it ;-) For it always helps to make it as easy as possible for myself: prep X amount of canvases, hang them, organize materials so I don't have to look for them. You can always 'change plans' but this way it's as easy as possible. As for the oils, I've only been using them for a few years because of that reason! They seemed to intimidating but once you read a bit of basic information it's actually not that bad haha so just try them. I'm personally not a fan of water mixable oils. With my normal oils I don't use terpentine (the smell and toxic) but I use linseed oil and citric thinner. The canvases are all 40 x 60 cm and I like working on linen because of the texure. The one I use is a bit finer than the cotton ones I'm used to. I feel like I can be more gentle with texture with linen versus cotton.
Your work is so amazing, I love your bold style!! This videos are amazing, thanks for all the work sharing it 😊 If I may ask...I see that you used oil pastels, do you need to apply a fixative or you let it dry with the rest of the painting? Thank you!! ❤
@@Noirsabe thank you! There’s special oil pastel fixative (i use sennelier’s) but they can change a bit of the colour. Other option is to use no fixative (which is what i do often) but oil pastel never really dries. You just have to be careful not to touch it too much.
I discovered your Videos today and I really like them - I guess I will watch all of them now 😂❤
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Thoroughly enjoyed this video.
Wat n geweldig werk maak je met prachtige kleuren 🎉😮
Dankjewel!
Enjoy this bulky 38min vlog!! 💜 If you want to see all paintings in detail, they’re on my website right now.
Due to my attention span, (ADHD and depression) i had to come back to this video a couple times to fully watch this and let me just say, I really enjoyed this, beautiful artwork, can't wait for more videos ❤
Yay! I love long videos, and I love painting footage as you know :D Watching this twice~ Also, that blue and red portrait is incredible, it caught my attention and held it the entire time it was on screen. I hope the exhibition went great for you!
Thank you! The exhibition went great :-)
In my art class, the professor mentioned that it’s not common for artists to sign their paintings on the front. Instead, they usually write something on the back and add a small, subtle signature on the canvas. The reasoning, as he explained, is that a prominent signature on the front can detract from the artwork itself. The focus should be on the piece, not the artist. For those who own the painting, the back typically provides all the necessary information about the artist, and if anyone asks, the owner can share details about who created it. When displayed in a show, the artist’s name, along with some context about the work or the artist, is usually presented on the side or with accompanying information.
Thanks for sharing! I think you can do whatever you want as it’s your own painting, but there’s definitely a lot of variety :-) Personally, sometimes I sign, sometimes I don’t.
Absolutely gorgeous and compelling work Roxy! I love the idea of challenging myself to do a series of paintings within a period of time. I did it for an auction I participated in about few years ago and I have to say because of the time crunch I was the most productive I had ever been. Maybe I’m more prolific under pressure who knows lol, but I enjoyed the focus element. I have a lot of time to paint now, so there’s no pressure but I think I want to try. I’ve never done a series, so that might be a good start. I’m also a little afraid to try oils (I work in acrylics) because of the smell. A few questions: What is your opinion of water mixable oils? What is the size of the substrates u used for the series? And do you find working on linen makes a difference in the painting process? I love the long format painting videos so much..thanks for sharing your process!❤
Thank you Ann! As for the series, go for it ;-) For it always helps to make it as easy as possible for myself: prep X amount of canvases, hang them, organize materials so I don't have to look for them. You can always 'change plans' but this way it's as easy as possible.
As for the oils, I've only been using them for a few years because of that reason! They seemed to intimidating but once you read a bit of basic information it's actually not that bad haha so just try them. I'm personally not a fan of water mixable oils. With my normal oils I don't use terpentine (the smell and toxic) but I use linseed oil and citric thinner.
The canvases are all 40 x 60 cm and I like working on linen because of the texure. The one I use is a bit finer than the cotton ones I'm used to. I feel like I can be more gentle with texture with linen versus cotton.
@@whatsaroxy thanks so much for the feedback!🙏🏾
Your work is so amazing, I love your bold style!! This videos are amazing, thanks for all the work sharing it 😊
If I may ask...I see that you used oil pastels, do you need to apply a fixative or you let it dry with the rest of the painting? Thank you!! ❤
@@Noirsabe thank you! There’s special oil pastel fixative (i use sennelier’s) but they can change a bit of the colour. Other option is to use no fixative (which is what i do often) but oil pastel never really dries. You just have to be careful not to touch it too much.
What camera do you use to film? (Looking to start making videos myself)
@@Ninaoprice hi! This is the canon eos m50 mark ii
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