I've been painting a long time, but this is the single best tip I've ever heard. Seems like a time-consuming pain in the ass, but the amount of time it can save is just beautiful. Wish I'd heard this years ago, could've saved me so many tears.
your videos are so fun, and you are so humble. I've learned more from you than any art class I've had. i don't understand why you don't have millions of subscribers!
08:15 we can use a small square shaped either white paper or transperant plastic to check the mixed colour with that on the canvas (or reference photo or live subject)
So calibrate first before making fine change. That totally make sense and is one of the best advices. Now I see why you are such a great realism painter!
Thanks for the tip. I don't like to have so many shades on the palette and they get dried before I could use them on my painting. You are so very right and now I know why my finished portrait looked chalky (though others may not notice it!!) now I will correct my old works and be careful in new work pieces. Thanks for the tip. You have tremendous experitise bringing life into painting, eyes are so very lively. My 9 year old grand daughter has taken my passion of portrait painting and she does amazing face drawings at her age! She wants to draw eyes everywhere and at any given spare moment and paper pencil around she would be drawing a face! I am amazed at her burning desire to draw faces. She is too young to show your videos but certainly I would introduce at little later so that she does not get overwhelmed. Even right now she is never satisfied with her work and does not want to show me thinking it is not as good as I do, wow...how can I make her understand the I have more than 30-35 years of experience while you don't have any and yet you are drawing so very well! :-D Thanks for your videos.
Make a color checker. Use a laminated print out of the original photo reference and smudge the mixed color over the section you need to repaint until you have a match
Really great tip and demonstration. Thank you so much for sharing some of your knowledge and experience online for free! You're not only skilled but also very fun to listen to 😊
Those paintings of yours are wow! Could you upload a video of all or some of your paintings as a slide show. This is because some of your videos seem to show dark skin tones but with nice beautiful features! Just so that we could sincerely comment to get the best out of you!
Such a fan!!❤ a teacher I had always said to warm up by painting something small and simple, a bowl or part of your hand, to practice colour mixing and control!!❤
3:00 4:00 9:45 11:11 if come in with idea that you want slight change in color then even if your mix comes I. Too strong you might not care too much because you want change But then it can often be too much and totally change all the color relations And so eventually need to adjust everything or else it looks off or the rest of painting looks off as you cont to keep going 17:50 same idea for if you wanted to go darker or lighter you could overdo it without mixing what’s the first 15:44 actually process of remixing previous color literally doesn’t take much time So don’t let it feel overwhelming it’s not a big deal
Sir, you are very experienced person in oil painting. Our experience is very less. 😃Thankyou for the tips , I always struggle, Now I started making some notes so that I can do easily because I always forgot. Sir one question, after first or second layer oil out is necessary....
outstanding video! I am learning so much from you, and so glad you are sharting your expertise with us! I have already used some of your techniques, and just trying to get better, Thank you!!
Do you do anything to the dry painting to prepare it for overpainting? Such as adding any medium to the surface so the subsequent paint glides easier onto the dry paint?
I have a painting question. I have at times “touched up” a background till I no longer like it. This is after the forefront is done. How can you fix the background without ruining your detailed work in front?
My friend, you're skin tones are some of the best and most beautiful I've ever seen .
This was an ”A-ha!” moment for me! Thanks for sharing an amazing tip!!
Ive tried so many ways to paint with oils i find your technique the best for me .Thankyou great videos😊
I've been painting a long time, but this is the single best tip I've ever heard. Seems like a time-consuming pain in the ass, but the amount of time it can save is just beautiful. Wish I'd heard this years ago, could've saved me so many tears.
Love your attention to detail and patient color-mixing practice.
your videos are so fun, and you are so humble. I've learned more from you than any art class I've had. i don't understand why you don't have millions of subscribers!
clicked for the painting but stayed for the humor hahah
08:15 we can use a small square shaped either white paper or transperant plastic to check the mixed colour with that on the canvas (or reference photo or live subject)
Thank you. This was very useful. ❤
I just love the "shorts" in the beginning - I really appreciate your humor! Thanks for the honesty!
14:02 clapping as well, great color match!
That intro. 5 stars man, 5 stars
Man this is so helpful for me, im doing my first oil painting and its super hard, but im not ganna give up, you can see a little bit what im doing😊
Wadell rules. i studied with a guy who studied under him. That line of teaching is very complete.
She is beautiful! Hope you finish her! Loved this tip!
Well done, Scott!
Brilliant!
So calibrate first before making fine change. That totally make sense and is one of the best advices. Now I see why you are such a great realism painter!
Your talent is amazing! Thanks for the videos; you have a great "easel side" manner and seem like a nice guy.
this is very helpful after doing just the opposite and having to paint over a whole area because of not matching the right color first.
Awesome! thank you!
I am so thankful for this lesson!!!
Awesome. This advice is immensely helpful. Thanks, Scott! :)
One of the best tip, thank you
Excellent teaching
Funny and super talented!🤗
So good. Thanks. Looking forward to the Highlights video.
Wow so helpful. Struggling with this exact problem right now!
Thanks for the tip. I don't like to have so many shades on the palette and they get dried before I could use them on my painting. You are so very right and now I know why my finished portrait looked chalky (though others may not notice it!!) now I will correct my old works and be careful in new work pieces. Thanks for the tip. You have tremendous experitise bringing life into painting, eyes are so very lively. My 9 year old grand daughter has taken my passion of portrait painting and she does amazing face drawings at her age! She wants to draw eyes everywhere and at any given spare moment and paper pencil around she would be drawing a face! I am amazed at her burning desire to draw faces. She is too young to show your videos but certainly I would introduce at little later so that she does not get overwhelmed. Even right now she is never satisfied with her work and does not want to show me thinking it is not as good as I do, wow...how can I make her understand the I have more than 30-35 years of experience while you don't have any and yet you are drawing so very well! :-D Thanks for your videos.
Wow!!! Thanks Scott!!!
Love how you use only a limited palette. to render magnificent portraits.
This came at the PERFECT time for me, thank you for sharing!
You have a way with humor Scott, you should be a stand up comic. Your artistry is fantastic too.😁
This is the painting tip that was needed, thanks.
I knew it!
I knew that that would be the right way to go.... now i only need to fix all those wrongly adjusted paintings....
Make a color checker. Use a laminated print out of the original photo reference and smudge the mixed color over the section you need to repaint until you have a match
Thanks for making this video. It seems obvious when you first say it but then as you went on I realized I fall into this trap A LOT lol!
Thanck you very much Master Waddell for your fantastic lesson!
Excellent instruction…and examples. Thanks Scott👍🏼
Thankyou, Thankyou!! GREAT TIP!!
Really great tip and demonstration. Thank you so much for sharing some of your knowledge and experience online for free! You're not only skilled but also very fun to listen to 😊
I think I learnt something. Good tip.
I like the way you explain, you exude wisdom and develop skills of the artist. God bless you always
Amazing tip
Great information. Thank you.
Thank you very much, I learn alot from you Master
Thank you for sharing!
Yep, makes since! Thank you! Good tutorial to learn this!
Those paintings of yours are wow!
Could you upload a video of all or some of your paintings as a slide show.
This is because some of your videos seem to show dark skin tones but with nice beautiful features!
Just so that we could sincerely comment to get the best out of you!
You're So awesomely talented and helpful! Thanks a. Bajillion❤
clap,clap fantastic! what make is your brush? is it a rosmary?
You are really amazing, great explanation and great skin tones
Another excellent lesson Scot thank you marvellous work .
Thanks for that tips mr. scott
My struggle on painting is the proportion but just little bit
This was so timely. I had this exact challenge. Thanks so much!
Very cleared explanation nice...
Thank you ❤ ❤❤
u r perfect artist wow 👏👏👏🙏
I'm so glad I came across your video today. Great video in every way. Thank you!
Fantastic tip! Thank you very much. I do enjoy your humoristic approach to your video's very much. Life is to serious anyway.
Sounds good!
Such a fan!!❤ a teacher I had always said to warm up by painting something small and simple, a bowl or part of your hand, to practice colour mixing and control!!❤
Thank you, thank you!!
Super helpful, ty
great!!!!!!!!!...........incredible teaching with so much information.........
3:00
4:00
9:45
11:11 if come in with idea that you want slight change in color then even if your mix comes I. Too strong you might not care too much because you want change
But then it can often be too much and totally change all the color relations
And so eventually need to adjust everything or else it looks off or the rest of painting looks off
as you cont to keep going
17:50 same idea for if you wanted to go darker or lighter you could overdo it without mixing what’s the first
15:44 actually process of remixing previous color literally doesn’t take much time
So don’t let it feel overwhelming it’s not a big deal
Excellent
Wow this was an absolutely great video man, well done! Your work is amazing
Sir, you are very experienced person in oil painting. Our experience is very less. 😃Thankyou for the tips , I always struggle, Now I started making some notes so that I can do easily because I always forgot. Sir one question, after first or second layer oil out is necessary....
Longtime viewer. This is excellent. Thank you so much bro.
So glad I stumbled onto your videos. I love this painting style so much, I guess my stars were aligned today. See you on Patreon, beautiful!
Ultimate tip , thanks!
I like the intro 🃏
Great artwork, thanks for sharing👍😍🇵🇭
your videos are amazing!!!
Very helpful! It's almost as if you've been watching me paint. 😉 This will no doubt save me lots of time and frustration. Thanks!
Very valuable tips!
outstanding video! I am learning so much from you, and so glad you are sharting your expertise with us! I have already used some of your techniques, and just trying to get better, Thank you!!
Do you do anything to the dry painting to prepare it for overpainting? Such as adding any medium to the surface so the subsequent paint glides easier onto the dry paint?
I press like before I watch your videos. Because I am sure it's great
As usual
Thank you🌹
Qué buen Artista lo digo de corazón felicidades.
Brilliant tip! Thanks very much. Just found your channel. (subscribed)
excellent tip thank you so much.
Magnificent 👏👏
Best tip
Amazing mastery, not to mention also happened to be drop dead funny 💕
Best intro ever!
Amazing
Scott, don't tell me you've never auditioned for a role in a hollywood comedy, haha! That aside, respect you a lot for your amazing work!
Thank you
So helpful thanks ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I struggle so much with the slight transitions to create form
He is a magician. I paint a portrait 10 times. He does it almost in one go. Look at how his brushstrokes hardly leave any hard edges.
Thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍
I have a painting question. I have at times “touched up” a background till I no longer like it. This is after the forefront is done. How can you fix the background without ruining your detailed work in front?
Thanks for the tips but what brand of table you use and what type of wood is it made of?
Good videoS ! 👍 You're talented, (compliment from a pro painter 😉). Please continue! P.S: your style makes me think about "william Bouguereau".
Very useful, I find colour matching the hardest. Mind you, having poor source images doesn’t help, I tend to paint too light.
Can I ask you what tipe of medium you use in this video?
My paintings are not smooth ..what to do?