The methodical way you present everything is very clear and I really enjoy these a lot. Also want to say that adding the little quirky commentary outside of the description of the painting added a lot of value for me. The all-business aspect is incredibly valuable for the presentation, but the little quirky bloopers reel stuff lets us connect to you as a person. Keep up the great work and definitely add these little blooper reels at the end!
I've been watching a ton of oil videos lately, and thank god I found your videos. I've actually been subscribed for years but I forgot you had oil demos and tutorials lol. I don't know why but the way you teach is so much better and not boring than other "teachers". Please keep uploading oil demos! It's the only medium I haven't got down lol
you are freaking awesome!!! everything you do is unbelievable. you inspire me to keep practicing day after day. thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Lisa, great painting. It was a pleasure to see this all come together. Lisa, you always look fantastic. Don't let the negative comments bother you. The world knows you look great.
OMG...this is so stunningly beautiful......I actually loved it from the first umber underpainting and then it just kept getting more and more beautiful. You are an amazing artist Lisa and I love your channel. TFS
That's right, Lisa!! You rock those doily sleeves. Whoever made that comment just got buurned!!! Also, this video was much appreciated. I love working in oils since they don't dry as fast as acrylics but sometimes I feel like I'm in a little over my head. Your advice on glazing has been amazingly helpful. Thank you so much 💜
i just bought an oil paint setup today - and you just became my painting teacher :) Cheers! subscribed. I tried making a rose for my first painting (before watching this) ... got a long way to go!
Amazing work as usual. I have just recently started with oils. Just finished 2 small painting of the same scene one in oils and one in acrylic to compare the difference. I know glazing is where they shine for my next to do.
Hi Lisa, very new to your channel! Love the way you teach! Only one thing I was wondering, could you do the underpainting in acrylics and have the same effect ? Since they dry so quickly you wouldn’t have to wait overnight? Or it’s not a good idea to mix them ?
Awesome video!! I absolutely love your channel! Is there anyway to keep my rose from looking too brown when doing this because my rose looks more like a dying rose then a vibrant red one because of my umber under painting
You probably have already gotten it figured out but if someone else has this same issue, just try letting that layer of burnt umber dry a bit more before adding more colors ans/or just try not to over blend the colors to keep from muddying them up. What ive done instead of using burnt umber, i used a dark violet as my under layer and even if i overblended it didnt make a muddy or dull mess. Even adding some ultramarine or another dark blue will creat that darker violet if blended wirh the red. I am not a professional in oils by any means and this was actually my first time with oils. But just wanted to share what i did. It may turn out different depending on your paint etc.
Great work Lisa! I love the grisaille/umber study technique and will be utilizing it as I'm just starting in oils with still lifes/florals like these. Question: Do you do all of your pure oils like this as you taught us in the intro apple vid? I ask only because I enjoy traditional landscape painting (and you've inspired me with your surreal landscapes) and it doesn't seem like a tonal study would lend itself as well to that style (I also know that most your surreal work is in acrylic only or oil over acrylic). Thanks for your patience with my rambling! Joe
+Joe Maysky No, lots of times I just start in with the color. It just depends on what I think makes more sense for that piece...or what mood I'm in lol.
I love your videos! I recently decided to throw myself back into my art. I even enrolled in school for computer animation. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I am thinking about submitting a piece for you to critique. Keeping my fingers crossed that you will pick mine. 😊 I love your outfit, BTW. Pay no mind to the naysayers, you're adorable.
OK I have the biggest dumbest question about oil painting that doesn't let me start. when switching colors do I change paint brush and if not what do I do? do I clean the same brush and then paint?
Help me out what brush did you use for the beginning background the big round one? I have two but when ever I use them it just falls apart I am very gentle with the brushes......
If you are referring to the mop brush, I believe she's using a makeup (powder) brush instead of an artist mop brush because it sheds less hair. I know that's what she does with her acrylic paintings at least. It may not be the same for her oils.
hmmm. not even after lots of practice? how does Dali do his paintings with objects that look real in them? Does he imagine the values or use values from a real object and just impose it in a painting? sorry for all the questions! i would like to paint awesome looking stuff but out of mind not necessarily from examples and make some surreal paintings. Is it mixing in photorealism with random stuff?
For surrealism I would use a reference photo for the objects within the painting. Even if I was painting abstract I would opt to use a reference photo.
Beautiful! I also liked the look of the monochrome under painting. They always have a nice mysterious, dramatic look to them. As for the loser that commented on your outfit.... Seriously, how pathetic is that to criticize what you're wearing when it's an art demo?!?... Too many idiots in this world.
+Diane O LOL Oh, that comment wasn't that bad at all compared to some I get. I was recently told I have been using the color teal to essentially brainwash you guys into watching my videos and buy my stuff. Something about teal drawing people in. Who knew!? lol
+Lachri Fine Art why would people think that you put teal in your art so that people buy it ?! Yeah sure teal is popular and yeah it is my fav colour , but seriously ... how can people be so brainless .
Beautiful Painting, Your very Good. Thank you for showing us how to achieve this beautiful Rose.
Hola Lisa. No conocia tu canal. Me encanta tu tecnica. Muy bien explicada. Te felicito. Gracias.
The methodical way you present everything is very clear and I really enjoy these a lot. Also want to say that adding the little quirky commentary outside of the description of the painting added a lot of value for me. The all-business aspect is incredibly valuable for the presentation, but the little quirky bloopers reel stuff lets us connect to you as a person. Keep up the great work and definitely add these little blooper reels at the end!
I've been watching a ton of oil videos lately, and thank god I found your videos. I've actually been subscribed for years but I forgot you had oil demos and tutorials lol. I don't know why but the way you teach is so much better and not boring than other "teachers". Please keep uploading oil demos! It's the only medium I haven't got down lol
YAY! I'm glad you are enjoying them! :D
A spectacular tutorial!! Thanks Lisa!
Thanks :)
you are freaking awesome!!! everything you do is unbelievable. you inspire me to keep practicing day after day. thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Lisa, great painting. It was a pleasure to see this all come together. Lisa, you always look fantastic. Don't let the negative comments bother you. The world knows you look great.
+Michael Parry Thanks :D
OMG...this is so stunningly beautiful......I actually loved it from the first umber underpainting and then it just kept getting more and more beautiful. You are an amazing artist Lisa and I love your channel. TFS
+Anita Holmes Thanks!!
That's right, Lisa!! You rock those doily sleeves. Whoever made that comment just got buurned!!! Also, this video was much appreciated. I love working in oils since they don't dry as fast as acrylics but sometimes I feel like I'm in a little over my head. Your advice on glazing has been amazingly helpful. Thank you so much 💜
+Irithil Móreadhiel I'm glad I could help!
more oil painting demos please!! :)
+Manuel Garcia I'm going to do some soon :D
one of your best videos. I work mostly in oil and currently learning to glaze effectively.... super useful for me....
+Sayanti Chaudhuri :D
Awesome video....love this technique....great introduction....so inspiring
i just bought an oil paint setup today - and you just became my painting teacher :) Cheers! subscribed.
I tried making a rose for my first painting (before watching this) ... got a long way to go!
+Bob Loblaw That's awesome! Just remember to let it dry between layers if it starts getting muddy :)
Great painting! I love that q-tip idea too.
+Patrice “Patdowart” Robinson They are SO helpful! :D
I don't know if I'm more impressed by your art skills... or how fast you can talk...
This is absolutely stunning! Can this under layer method be used with Acrylics?
I love the outtakes at the end :D
So gorgeous , as always!
+Bucknation! ! Thanks :D
+Lachri Fine Art Ofc!
Hi Lisa I love ur videos and there are so much realistic ur the best .
What a great demo... not too much dawdling or talking, time-lapse and explaining works very well!
Amazing work as usual. I have just recently started with oils. Just finished 2 small painting of the same scene one in oils and one in acrylic to compare the difference. I know glazing is where they shine for my next to do.
+Mack Nickelson :D
Lovely Details . Thanks a lot, I subscribed . And the dress is so lovely!
the background is really nice.
I love the painting AND the dress. The guy doesn't have taste Lisa. Awesome.
+ldjtje Thanks :P
Hi Lisa, very new to your channel! Love the way you teach! Only one thing I was wondering, could you do the underpainting in acrylics and have the same effect ? Since they dry so quickly you wouldn’t have to wait overnight? Or it’s not a good idea to mix them ?
Awesome video!! I absolutely love your channel! Is there anyway to keep my rose from looking too brown when doing this because my rose looks more like a dying rose then a vibrant red one because of my umber under painting
You probably have already gotten it figured out but if someone else has this same issue, just try letting that layer of burnt umber dry a bit more before adding more colors ans/or just try not to over blend the colors to keep from muddying them up. What ive done instead of using burnt umber, i used a dark violet as my under layer and even if i overblended it didnt make a muddy or dull mess. Even adding some ultramarine or another dark blue will creat that darker violet if blended wirh the red. I am not a professional in oils by any means and this was actually my first time with oils. But just wanted to share what i did. It may turn out different depending on your paint etc.
Great work Lisa! I love the grisaille/umber study technique and will be utilizing it as I'm just starting in oils with still lifes/florals like these. Question: Do you do all of your pure oils like this as you taught us in the intro apple vid? I ask only because I enjoy traditional landscape painting (and you've inspired me with your surreal landscapes) and it doesn't seem like a tonal study would lend itself as well to that style (I also know that most your surreal work is in acrylic only or oil over acrylic). Thanks for your patience with my rambling!
Joe
+Joe Maysky No, lots of times I just start in with the color. It just depends on what I think makes more sense for that piece...or what mood I'm in lol.
+Lachri Fine Art Awesome! So excited to explore this new-to-me medium.
What type of glazing medium did you use? Did you purchase it, or did you make it yourself?
I love your videos! I recently decided to throw myself back into my art. I even enrolled in school for computer animation. Thank you so much for the inspiration. I am thinking about submitting a piece for you to critique. Keeping my fingers crossed that you will pick mine. 😊 I love your outfit, BTW. Pay no mind to the naysayers, you're adorable.
+Priscilla Lucas Thanks :D
First to see an awesome piece
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Hi Lisa
Wow! Where is the full tutorial?
OK I have the biggest dumbest question about oil painting that doesn't let me start. when switching colors do I change paint brush and if not what do I do? do I clean the same brush and then paint?
Late but you use two water cups, 1 to get dirty the other just to get the little rest off.
you could also wipe your dirty brushes on paper towel, if your planning on using the same brush with the same colour soon, then change brushes
Help me out what brush did you use for the beginning background the big round one? I have two but when ever I use them it just falls apart I am very gentle with the brushes......
If you are referring to the mop brush, I believe she's using a makeup (powder) brush instead of an artist mop brush because it sheds less hair. I know that's what she does with her acrylic paintings at least. It may not be the same for her oils.
Yay good old fashioned oils
What service you use to build your e-store and website? Also how you manage to make so many products?
I'm using woocommerce through wordpress on a DIVI theme from elegant themes :)
would you be able to paint a rose like that without a reference photo? Just from your mind for all the values?
+Bob Loblaw lol heck no! Photorealism requires a photo, it's in the name itself! haha.
hmmm. not even after lots of practice?
how does Dali do his paintings with objects that look real in them? Does he imagine the values or use values from a real object and just impose it in a painting? sorry for all the questions!
i would like to paint awesome looking stuff but out of mind not necessarily from examples and make some surreal paintings. Is it mixing in photorealism with random stuff?
For surrealism I would use a reference photo for the objects within the painting. Even if I was painting abstract I would opt to use a reference photo.
Is there any way you could do some pastels? The other art tutorials are not as good as yours.
I've been in contact with someone from Pan Pastels so I will have something with those in the future :)
GREAT DRESS
Thank you :P
a beautiful painting but how can we see your videos without the speed painting process?
ooh very niiice!
+Ol1saurus Grandmastersyko Thanks :D
so nice 🎨🌹🎨🌹🎨
+Lorena Vidrio Thank you :D
YES. More oil and acrylic painting.. Please.. And slower, if possible,. Thank you.. I like your instructions..
hi i was just wondering what i can do i can't sketch so how can i get a sketch on canvas if i can't draw
kind regards
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+Peter Rose Try this :) th-cam.com/video/doYZ1ZLaPUQ/w-d-xo.html
Nice one
+Vijayagopal Raghul Thank you :)
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what a coincidence. I drew this exact same rose in coloured pencil
really interesting video :)
+Jullelin Art Thanks :)
Thank you :)
+Nancy Schaillee :D
can you do this drawing in graphite please :D(please comment back soon !!)(sorry for rushing you )
Have painted Mona Lisa ? If not paint it on ur next vid . OOOKKK !!!
Beautiful! I also liked the look of the monochrome under painting. They always have a nice mysterious, dramatic look to them.
As for the loser that commented on your outfit.... Seriously, how pathetic is that to criticize what you're wearing when it's an art demo?!?... Too many idiots in this world.
+Diane O LOL Oh, that comment wasn't that bad at all compared to some I get. I was recently told I have been using the color teal to essentially brainwash you guys into watching my videos and buy my stuff. Something about teal drawing people in. Who knew!? lol
+Lachri Fine Art Haha! Wow. mmmm... teal... must...buy...Lachri...art...
+Lachri Fine Art why would people think that you put teal in your art so that people buy it ?! Yeah sure teal is popular and yeah it is my fav colour , but seriously ... how can people be so brainless .
I think it's mostly to stir up trouble and get attention.
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