This is beautiful . As are your other works. Thank you so much for sharing the whole process . Would you mind telling me what wood I should use (?) Thank you again Nicky
I have just updated the description with the information about the panel you see me using. You can also use plywood or hardboard. Always use a primer to prepare the surface.
Thank you for another great inspiration. Maybe for the next Video you can adjust the time for reading the explanation. Too long texts for that short time. Thank you in advance, Dan
I got these fro a local art shop. Try other smooth surface panels such as plywood, MDF or hardboard. Always use a few coats of a good primer or white acrylic paint.
@@DanTirels I'm not an artist and haven't had art for 50 years. So I need to ask before I start doing this. When you say "primer" ... Is it the same primer I use when I primer my walls? Or it something special sold in an art store? Same for the white acrylic paint?
Stunning and original with such a unique approach
Many thanks!
Thank you for being so generous. Your techniques are an inspiration.
You are so welcome!
Watching you work is like listening to a Brian Eno album. Your work is inspiring, and I don’t often say that.
That is a very big compliment, thank you.
The gradual build up of complex texture and colour is fascinating. The subtle imposition of deliberate shapes makes the composition satisfying.
Thanks very much, I appreciate your positive comments and feedback.
Thank you for another great demonstration, Dan.
I like how this looks on the wooden panel. Thank you for another great video. 🌻
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely love the process!
Thanks so much!
LOVE YOUR WORK DAN.
THANK YOU FROM Isreal.
Thank you very much
I had a microphone failure at 13:04 so I had to add some music for this short sequence. You can watch this demo with or without subtitles.
Routing for some more mic failures. Music was good.
Great!! Thank you for info and sharing. 🤩
You are so welcome!
great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
This is beautiful . As are your other works. Thank you so much for sharing the whole process . Would you mind telling me what wood I should use (?)
Thank you again Nicky
I have just updated the description with the information about the panel you see me using. You can also use plywood or hardboard. Always use a primer to prepare the surface.
TY so much, I know I don’t sa it enough!
Thank you for another great inspiration. Maybe for the next Video you can adjust the time for reading the explanation. Too long texts for that short time. Thank you in advance, Dan
Thanks Sabine, I have just edited the subtitles so they are a bit longer. Glad you enjoyed the demo.
Thank you for the adjustment. Now the explanation is readable and very useful.
Where can you get paulownia wood panels
I got these fro a local art shop. Try other smooth surface panels such as plywood, MDF or hardboard. Always use a few coats of a good primer or white acrylic paint.
@@DanTirels I'm not an artist and haven't had art for 50 years. So I need to ask before I start doing this. When you say "primer" ... Is it the same primer I use when I primer my walls? Or it something special sold in an art store? Same for the white acrylic paint?