Abstract Oil Painting: How to Paint Edges
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2023
- In this video, I talk about how to paint edges and create movement, from the tools I use to the techniques I employ. Edges are very important in my work and I’ve spent quite a lot of time perfecting my edges. I hope what I share here will help you. I love questions and comments so if you have one or the other or both, I’d love to hear from you below. Thanks for watching! #abstractart #oilpainting #paintingtutorial
Materials I Use
Oil Sticks
Paul deMarrais Oil Sticks: pauldemarrais.com/home.html
R&F Oil Sticks: bit.ly/3J2WCkc
2” wide White Artist Tape @ Dick Blick: bit.ly/3NkzxfB
Arches Oil Paper Pad: bit.ly/3Nhp1pc
Princeton Wedge - Shape 6: bit.ly/40jTZ4m
Bondo Spreaders, 3 pack: bit.ly/3AE65tR
Oil Pastels:
BFK Rives Printmaking Paper in Cream: bit.ly/3VjtjPm
Holbein Oil Pastels: bit.ly/42aMxc5
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Excel Hand Held Scraper with Blades: bit.ly/40Q5GiG
Bondo Spreaders, 3 pack: bit.ly/3AE65tR
Ampersand Gessoboard: bit.ly/3CGbqSj
Oil Paint:
Gamblin Oil Paints: bit.ly/3iVF284
My Gamblin color palette: • Oil Painting Basics: M...
Cold Wax Academy Squeegees: bit.ly/3R3IZnJ
Gamblin Solvent Free Gel Medium: bit.ly/3DXvj8G
Princeton Series 6100 Series Brushes: bit.ly/3Xngu66
Princeton Catalyst Wedge Shape 6: bit.ly/40jTZ4m
M. Graham Walnut Oil Alkyd Medium: bit.ly/41iLQNn
Excel Hand Held Scraper with Blades: bit.ly/40Q5GiG
Bondo Spreaders, 3 pack: bit.ly/3AE65tR
Complimentary Whole Artist Mastery (WAM) Booklet & WAM Website:www.wholeartistmastery.com/
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Movement in a painting is hard for a somewhat beginner to understand. This was very helpful and I love how you present your classes. Thank you
Hi Veronica! Apologies for a late reply here 😊
So glad this video was helpful. Thanks so much your comment about my class presentation! Glad you’re making art!
Oh! Once again when you flipped it upside down the “sky” became stunning from the work with the orange edge! (I thought the delicate music playing was “here comes the sun”. )The clouds in the unblended area organically appeared. The painting went from night to day….magical! Love your work and am so thankful for your videos. Your work is compelling. Thank you ❤
Always so appreciate your insightful comments about my paintings, Carol! You've made me see the painting in a whole new way... time to contemplate the next "move" 😊You will be seeing the progress again in some forthcoming video! Many thanks for your continued interest in the Whole Artist Mastery YT channel!
@@mariannemitchellwholeart can’t wait to see it progress! If I had been the artist I would stop in fear of losing what appeared. Fearlessness must come with years of experience of knowing you can improve what’s already there. I learn so much from you, and hope to be able to explore the wonders of oil painting someday, applying what you selflessly share. Thanks so much.
@@carolpolhill606 Making abstract art is a great "teacher" for a fearless mindset! Many thanks for your continued interest Carol... so glad Whole Artist Mastery is helping you to progress on your artistic journey... and you are making some beautiful work when I see it on FB! cheers!
Thank so much for your compliment on my art. I appreciate you looking!
@@carolpolhill606 😊🍀
Brilliant, I have been using edges quite a lot in my work recently and you answered questions that I didn't know I had
Great to hear! Look forward to hearing how your work progresses with your new-found skills in making edges!
Great demo! I work in acrylic, so the process is a little different. When I am working in flat shapes that meet, I love letting the contrasting underpainting show through at the edges, varying the width of that peekaboo from zero to quite strongly visible.
Many thanks Ellen! I love your description of what you enjoy about creating an edge between flat shapes. I too, enjoy those surprises that are revealed in the thick and the thin movement of an edge. That's what makes an edge what I call "dynamic" meaning that it moves in a fluid kind of way instead of being static. Cheers to your practice!
I work with acrylics, too. I am relatively new to painting and for some reason, I am intimidated by oil paints. I am assuming the technique for the edges would be the same in acrylic. I love watching Mariann's techniques and am a huge fan of her work.
@@gracejones2831 Many thanks for your comments! I was intimidated by oils for a long time, even though it was my first painting medium. Since I decided to work with them it the manner that works for me as opposed to "the way it should be done" all sense of timidity and intimidation melted away! And yes, the edge technique can be applied to acrylic paint - worked in acrylics for 15 years before I went back to oils.I so appreciate your words about my work... Cheers!
@@mariannemitchellwholeart Thank you so much for replying.
Great worthwhile video.
One minor correction.
Silicone not Silicon.
Stay Safe!
thanks so much for your comments and correction!
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Where is the Blended Edges Video you mentioned in this video? I can't find it on TH-cam.
Thanks for asking! It is still in production... will be posted soon and you will know when it is! meanwhile do you have a specific question about blending edges?