I love your videos, the production quality is top notch! I do mostly 1/35 scale stuff, and your videos have definitely made me better, thank you for posting Milan!
Beautiful gradation. Even though I can watch edited video, but it would took so long time for painting. It's very politely work. Thanks for sharing and I always enjoy your paint art.
Thank you very much. Your kind words always charge me :o) My videos are not for "watching" but for "learning". You can see all my brushstrokes, my hands, colours and complete work. This is what my friends and painters want to see on my Patreon.com/milandufek. But I am goind to do a video about painting bust/figure from A to Z just for watching.
Hey, Milan, how are you? I have a question, if you don't mind, of course... Right after you use your flat brush, do you clean it in thinner for using with another tone? Or you just use it straight forward, without "cleaning"?????? Thanks!
Hello Bruno, The flat brush is always dry. It's important. Otherwise, the paint would dilute and break the base colour. I wipe the brush in a tissue or paper towel. If it's very dirty, I'll wash it in thinner and get a new and dry one.
I love your videos, the production quality is top notch! I do mostly 1/35 scale stuff, and your videos have definitely made me better, thank you for posting Milan!
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Fabulous work! Love your channel!
Thank you very much.
Beautiful gradation. Even though I can watch edited video, but it would took so long time for painting.
It's very politely work. Thanks for sharing and I always enjoy your paint art.
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Thank you very much. Your kind words always charge me :o)
My videos are not for "watching" but for "learning". You can see all my brushstrokes, my hands, colours and complete work. This is what my friends and painters want to see on my Patreon.com/milandufek.
But I am goind to do a video about painting bust/figure from A to Z just for watching.
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Hey, Milan, how are you?
I have a question, if you don't mind, of course...
Right after you use your flat brush, do you clean it in thinner for using with another tone? Or you just use it straight forward, without "cleaning"??????
Thanks!
Hello Bruno,
The flat brush is always dry. It's important. Otherwise, the paint would dilute and break the base colour.
I wipe the brush in a tissue or paper towel. If it's very dirty, I'll wash it in thinner and get a new and dry one.
@@milandufek8151 perfect, thanks a lot!!!! I'll get your patreon.
Hello ,do you thin the oil paint ??
Hello, yes, I am using the thinner. White spirit, Oddorless thinner(AK Int.) or mix of linaeed oil and turpentine...