Painting a still life of flowers using oil paint, a step by step guide.

In this new video, I will go over the step by step process of painting a still life of flowers using oil paint. From the beginning stages of a sketch to adding the last bit of details, this video will help you overcome any technical problems and will help your art blossom!
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Beautifully Executed ♡♡ It looks so Amazing!✌️💐🎨🎭

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Thank you so much 😊

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I am saddened that few people watch this creative channel whereas huge numbers watch one animal devour another on the Serengeti. A sign of our times. Come back the 1960s. Far more imaginative, creative, and gentle.

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How did you set up your patient palette?

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I set up the palette from light to dark, usually starting with Titanium white, Cadmium Yellow, Cadmium red, Chromium Oxide Green, Ultramarine Blue, Burnt Sienna, and Ivory Black. I say usually, because it sometimes depends on the subject matter and I add one or two different colors. I use a glass palette. and keep enough empty space for mixing. I hope this helps!