Abstract Cold Wax & Oil Studio Visit 3 of 3
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- 9- Studio Visit 3 Join me in the studio today as I work on finishing an abstract painting in oil and cold wax . Take a look at my palette too! Thank you for watching and if you enjoy the videos please subscribe to my channel and hit the like button!
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Supplies
Gessoed panel
Oil paint colors-Gamblin, Charvin, Sennelier, Old Holland
Cold Wax Medium
Gamsol-spray bottle
Brayer
Messermeister scraper/squeegee
Palette knife
Freezer paper
Tissue paper
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Fantastic video, Lisa. You are an amazing teacher. Anyone who enjoys cold wax painting who is within range of one of your workshops should try to take it. Thank you for what you share!
Thank you Mary! Always fun to paint with you! Thank you for the good words!!
What a wonderful demonstration video of your process. Lovely to watch and I appreciate your deliberate movements and informative narrative.
Dayna, many thanks for watching! I so appreciate your comments! This is a new venue for me!
Absolutely beautiful! And you have such a calm, kind and gentle way of teaching- really appreciate your wonderful videos! Thanks so so much : )
Thank you very much!!
This has been very enlightening and freeing for me. Great series. I can’t wait to see where this painting ends up. Thank you for sharing your secrets for free.🧚🏼♂️
Shawnee, I thank you for watching! I enjoy sharing with others what I have learned and how I approach a painting. We all work so differently and I have found it does help to see how other artists paint!
Arleen Kaller October 2018
What a thrill to watch you work! Wonderful video series for this beautiful painting. So glad to have found you. You are an inspirational teacher.
Arleen, thank you very much for your generous comment! So happy you watched the videos and enjoyed them! More videos coming soon!!
Arleen, So glad you enjoy the videos! Thank you very much for watching!
Well darn it Lisa, I was really hoping for that large bit of thick blue you added (the one near the center) 💙 would get to live because I thought it was beautiful exactly how it was. Oh well then..
Susan, thanks for watching! You never know what will remain and what will be covered!! All very intuitive and just having fun!! 😃
Lisa, I thought your workshop in Richmond last summer was marvelous, and these videos reinforce everything we learned, plus take it a bit further. You re so generous in sharing your ideas and talents! Hope to do it again this coming summer.
Hi Jill! Thank you so much for your comment! It was a pleasure painting with you too! I am glad you are enjoying the videos, getting ready to post a new one today! Hope you continue to watch and that you will join me again for another workshop! I will be in Richmond in April! Here is the link to the latest video! th-cam.com/video/0DsFzPzHlAo/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Lisa for your generous demonstration. Luminescent, beautiful. Fascinating to see and listen to your process.
Lee, thank you for your kind comment! And thanks for watching the video!!
Really nice work.
A true painter not afraid of getting a little paint on her fingers. 👍
Thanks!!!
Please, can you tell me what liquid you sprayed on the white surface?
Jana, thank you for watching my TH-cam channel! I am using Gamsol which is odorless mineral spirits, on the surface.
Lisa a new fan here..what cold wax should you recommend to us to buy?
Thank you so much!! Thanks for watching my TH-cam channel!! My favorite cold wax is Dorlands or Gamblin! I love both!!❤️
Wouohhh it’s Stunning Lisa !
What is Freezer Paper and your kind of roller brayer please ?
I live in France and sometimes it’s difficult to find certain brands of furnitures.
Thank you so much Lisa and thank you for sharing.
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Jane, thank you for watching my channel!! Freezer paper is what butchers and cooks use to wrap meat and other things in to store in the freezer. One side has a wax coating which works great for your palette. It is thicker than normal kitchen wax paper. It can be found in grocery stores here but n the section with aluminum foil, wax paper, Saran Wrap etc.. Once you are finished using the palette, you just throw it away! Easy clean up! 😁
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1000 Thank You about it.
What kind of roller do you use? I can't find this information anywhere.
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Was that water sprayed on the cold wax and oil? I am familiar with the technique as it relates to acrylics, just not so when dealing with oils and cold wax. Perhaps your oils were water-based? I know that's a thing, less chemicals to clean up, just water.
Dinese, I use Gamsol-odorless mineral spirits to spritz on the painting, which will lift the top layer to reveal the history below. We never use water oil paintings, the Gamsol is made by Gamblin. A fun technique! Thanks for watching!
@@LisaBBoardwine ah! And yes, water and wax don’t mix anymore than oil and vinegar, unless you add a thickening agent.
So the technique is similar in its effects with wax as water sprayed on acrylic, it will remove the top to reveal the colors below, or the canvas itself! Thanks!
Loved these 3 parts...very soft look, you are so creative! I would love to see more abstracts with just acrylics! When your cold wax and oils are dry....do you spray or varnish your work when finished? Thank you!!
Diane, thank you!! I plan on doing more acrylics on video soon! I love both mediums! You can varnish them if you want to but you don’t have to. Since you are building up the cold wax in each layer you wouldn’t have to varnish. But you can use GamVar as a final varnish or even a coat of the clear cold wax -once the painting is completely dry.
@@LisaBBoardwine thank you Sweet Lady!!
What is the blue you used please? It appears to be quite opaque- is it a mix with white?
Yvonne, It was a Bright Linen from Charvin and a Radiant Blue made by Gamblin. There are both opaque, Thanks for watching!!
I enjoyed this video very much. Great content Lisa ! I would love to see you mixing your fav colors in one of your session . Thank you for sharing !
Thanks Jola!!!
Geweldig werk! ❤ik leer veel van u. Kijk graag naar uw werk. Is dat speciaal papier wat u gebruikt?
Thank you!
Wow this is so beautiful. The colours are so well blended in - with many layers. I have two questions. The big oil crayon makes a very nice effect. Is it possible to use that together with acrylic paint over. I also wonder what the Spritz water is. It makes very exciting effects. Don't think we have that in Europe. Is it possible to use alcol ink instead.? Thank you for all the beautiful paintings you share with us.
absolutely stunning piece! I watched all 3 videos in one sitting and feel like I was attending one of your workshops. I learned so much today! Thank you for sharing your talents online with us.
Thank you Rosemary for watching!!! So glad you feel you learned from my videos! That makes me very happy! Paint on!!!🎨❤️
The history, mystery, and mark making creates a lovely painting. You make it look easy. Do you have in mind where the light and dark areas will be in your composition before you begin? It appears as though 'light' is coming up through the layers. The orientation that you chose is the one I would have chosen also. I hope you'll share the finished painting after you look at this for a few days. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your talent.
Becky, Thank you for your comment! I really don't usually have anything in mind at the beginning, because I may turn the painting completely around if I think it needs it, but that being said, once I start layering, I may push the lights and darks in a specific area when I start to see a certain orientation that I like. Thank you for watching the videos!
This has changed so much from video one ~ unless you look deeply, the red is almost gone! Very nice 👍🏼
I like to rotate my abstracts too ~ good composition works from any side ~ but sometimes it makes it too hard to choose an orientation LOL
Thanks for the series ~ can't wait to see more 🙏🏼
Sherry, thanks for following the progress of this painting! These pieces do change every time we add something new! Rotating your work is a very helpful way to decide which way it works best and if it is finished! Thank you for watching the videos!
Hi Lisa thank you. I have learnt all these techniques from vrious teachers but it ws so good seeing them all put together in rel live action. Much appreciated - I am off to my studio! Thank you for the inspiration. :-)
Janet, so good to know the video helped and inspired you! Thanks so much for watching!
bonjour , c'est superbe. merci pour vos belles explications tres pedagogiques. sur quel support réaliséz vous ce tableau svp ? Je vous découvre et envie de poursuivre mes creations en appliquant ce que j'ai compris ce matin. je suis ravie de vous connaître sur you tube. j'habite le sud de la France. vous souhaite beaucoup de succès et une bonne santé... bel automne à vous !!!!
Wonderful video, Lisa. Glad I found these. Looking forward to learning more amazing techniques using cold wax and the other materials. Thank you!
Anna, I am so glad you found them too!! Thank you so much for watching, I am looking forward to painting with you before long!!
Love your videos❤ Thank you❤
Thank you!!!
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Nunca. Lo. Había. Visto
Me. Encanta 👍
Thank you for these videos...they are awsome, I almost feel like I have a private workshop following you in your painting.....I have tried one and love it, have overcome a larger canvas as I felt intimated before.....Its amazing learning composition and colors & effects...thank you again
cdgrama, Thank you so much!! I am glad you feel you are learning from my videos!!! Overcoming a larger canvas is a big thing! Congrats! More videos on the way soon!! Tune in!!
I'm new to your video's and enjoying very much.
Dottie, Many thanks for watching the videos! So glad you are enjoying them!
Hi Lisa I have just finished my first attempt at cold wax art and I feel this a great opportunity for me to break away from landscapes. I love your tutorials and I am inspired and I can learn a lot from you. Can I ask what is the paper you use scrunched up? Is it a baking paper or something else? I am in the UK so no wallmart here. Also is there any other cold wax's that you have found that work just as well as the Gamlin official wax? It is expensive.
Also if you work on a block or board/canvas that has a thickness do you paint the sides? How exactly do you leave it with the view to hanging it or selling?
Good for you! It is a fun medium which allows for so much play and experimentation! So glad you like my videos and channel! The paper I use is plain, cheap tissue paper, gift wrapping thin, tissue paper! In addition to Gamblin cold wax medium, I also use Dorlands, it is very creamy! Not sure if you can purchase in the UK, but it is also a great cold wax medium! Have fun!
Gorgeous piece. Full of energy and sublimity. You have a gift!
Jessie, thank you very much!! I love to paint!!
Re: orientation, I like the dark on the bottom... But probably because I love landscapes.
It is good to look at paintings in different orientations, usually one way seems to stand out more!
I like the added corner
Thank you Marilyn!!!
Mesmerizing, enchanting, watch it over and over. May I ask you, which R& F pigment sticks are translucent, or which ones are your favorite ones for glazing? I would like to order some. Thank you so much, Lisa. Love everyone of your videos, I am learning so much from you.
Nancy, thank you very much! So glad you are enjoying and learning from my videos! The R&F sticks say whether they are transparent or opaque, my favorites for glazing are Indian yellow and alizarin orange. But there are so many more I love using too! R&F pigment sticks are just amazing!!
I agree with those commenting before me. Excellent process and narrative. Thank you so much for your lesson. Beautiful painting.
Arlie, thank you for watching my channel! And thanks for the nice comments!!
Thank you...just discovered you and have loved watching. Is the gamsol spritz you use neat, and could an odourless turps be used for the same purpose?
Thank you for watching my channel! I have not tried the turps for the spritz effect but I would definitely give it a try! You want it to lift the top layer to reveal what is underneath!! Have fun!!
Inspiring. I have not painted for 40 years, nor studied techniques. I will try this and come back. Thank you for this.
Sandy, give it a try for sure! Thanks for watching!
wonderful video so clearly presented. Thank you Lisa so much. My typical palette is blues and ochres so interesting to see your use of reds and oranges here. Lots of inspiration for us cold wax artists!
Catherine, Thank you for sharing your favorite palette! It is so interesting to know what other artists are drawn to! Blues and ochres would be beautiful! Glad you like the videos!
I've been painting with cold wax for a while now but no workshops near where I live so to see how I can best use the solvent and messimeister scraper was fantastic. I eagerly went into the studio today to try it and had so much fun!
Glad you liked the video Catherine and had fun in the studio trying some of these ideas!
Hi Lisa, thank you so much for posting these gorgeous videos, I’ve been watching them all day. Can you tell me if the R and F oil sticks you use are the same as Windsor and Newton or Sennelier oil bars? Also, what is the blue scraper specifically?
Thank you for watching my channel!R&F oil pigment sticks are the best, they are similar to the other oil bars, however, much creamier and the colors are amazing!! The blue scraper is a Messermeister scraper. Great for applying paint!
Oh wow !!!
I loved every minute Lisa!
Can’t thank you enough for sharing so generously..
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Lorraine, thank you very much!!So appreciate you tuning in!!!❤️
At least 10 times I would have called this piece complete but you showed me to keep going until there is nothing left - absolutely nothing - then it is complete!
Thank you very much Irq100! That is the secret-keep going! So glad you enjoyed the video!!
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Thank you!!
Love your work
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What a beautiful technique...Wow !!! Where do you purchase your supplies and essential equipment? Do you coat your paintings with a lacquer and how long after finishing your artwork? I hope that you have a website. You are a wonderful teacher... Thank you, Gordon Swayze
Smudge1942 Thank you very much for watching my channel! I buy supplies from Jerry's Artarama, Dick Blick, Amazon, Lowes, any place o can find interesting tools and products. You do not have to varnish these painting because you are building each layer with wax, however if you want to varnish Gamblin makes a product called GamVar in gloss, satin and matte finishes , or you can cover a dry painting with a coat of clear wax and lightly buff. My website is www.lisabboardwine.com Thanks again for your comments!
Hi Lisa, Thank you for you kind reply. I signed up on. your website and I ordered a lot of Gamblin product on Jerry's site. This is very exciting and I will be following your website very closely. Do you ever mix cold wax and acrylic paint together? I imagine that acrylics are OK for a base coat ground, but they may not be adequate for blending with the wax. Have a blessed day, Gordon S.
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Thanks so much for signing up for my website! You can use acrylic as an underpainting then add cold wax and oil on top, but never the other way around! It is a lovely technique to use oil/cold wax over an acrylic. Thanks again!
What a fantastic Video Lisa! This picture is simply great, and for me it ticks every box without exception. I love your pallet choices; perfect. Thank you for taking the viewer through your process, step by step, and sharing your knowledge - making the experience so enjoyable. I am so glad I stumbled across you and now look forward to going through all your posts.
Thanks very much Lisa.
Many thanks for watching my channel! I appreciate the feedback, as I try to share my process in the same way I like to learn from others myself! Glad you found my channel!! More videos on the way!
I think your videos are really great- very inspiring; I love how process oriented and open to possibility your work seems. With all the pour videos and the like clogging the ether, it's so great when someone does an instructional video and has something to say that's both informative and interesting.
George, many thanks for your kind comments! Thank you for watching my TH-cam channel!
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Thanks so much Debbie!!!❤️
This was such a wonderful piece to watch in process! Thank you so much for sharing your art and your gift!
Donna, I am so glad you enjoyed this video! Thank you very much for watching and commenting!!
Fantastic
Thank you!!!
What a. Revelation and such fearlessness, non -attachment to prior stages. I am in awe. Thank you, Lisa
Thank you Nicolas! Thanks for watching my channel!!
My color pallet is turquoise orange and browns. When I lived in Va I worked only in earth tones, but a year before moving I went to the turquoise pallet. Then we moved for AZ! So my muse knew what was going to happen, I was in training for Az hahaha.
I took one of your classes and got hooked into cold wax painting. Thank you!!!!
Darlene, that is a gorgeous color palette!! So glad you were in one of my classes! Oil and cold wax is so much fun!! Paint on!!
Was it gamsol that you sprayed? Love your paintings and demos.
Wow. The colors are amazing. The dark harder edge area on the left is bothering me as there are no other edges like that. It will be so interesting to see how you finish it! Thank you!
Thanks so much for watching Lindy!!
Thank you for all your expertise. I so enjoy watching you paint
So glad you are enjoying my TH-cam channel! Thank you for watching!!!!
Really appreciate your generosity in this great video, looking forward to experimenting! Lori Mayne
Lori, Thank you very much for tuning in! Have fun and enjoy experimenting!!
I LIKE NICKEL AZO, BURNT SIENNA, TURQUOISE, WHITE AND A TOUCH OF LIME GREEN
Ann, those are all gorgeous colors!!!
Wow. It’s exquisite , love your work and ease xxxx😊🙏
Arlene, so appreciate your kind comment!! Xo🎨
... so, if you don’t uses all your mixed color and cold wax can you save it ?
Tina, Yes you can save it!! It will keep for several days- usually. You can cover your palette with saran wrap or wax paper each day after your studio session, or buy some of the plastic little containers with lids and store your extra paint in these. If it dries out a bit either add a little wax and mix or spritz with a small amount of gamsol. Thanks so much!!
This series of 3 is fantastic - love seeing and hearing you comment - would love to see a new series!
Thanks Micki! Will work on that series!! ❤️
Beautiful. Thank you so much for these informative videos
Pamela, thank you for watching!!
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Thank you!!! ❤️
Amazing artist and teacher! Thank you for sharing
Thank you!!🎨
So how do you protect it like can one glaze it ?
Can you say use it as background and paint oil on it.
I love it but totally new to it
John, You do not have to varnish this at the end- like traditional oil paintings. However, if you choose to "varnish" it you can use a clear coat of cold wax, when the piece is completely dry, then lightly buff with a soft cloth, or Gamblin now makes a product called GamVar- in Gloss, Satin and Matte, that you can put over the painting when completely dry. It is such a fun medium to work with!Thanks for watching!!
@@LisaBBoardwine thanks Lisa will study more have to have a go.
Thank you, this video was great!
Erin, Thank you very much for your comment and for watching!!
Thank you
Mary Mc, you are welcome! Thank you for watching!!
Great tutorial fabulous painting.
Thank you so much Janie!!!
Its beautiful It’s done,! Cc
Celina, Thank you very much!! Appreciate your comment!!
YOU ARE AMAZING....THIS IS THE KIND OF PAINTINGS I LIKE.....COULD I DO THIS ON A CANVAS....I KNOW THERE IS A LOTS OF PRESSURE FROM THE BRAYER AND SCRAPING....TFS....
Ann, this is done best on a rigid surface. The stretched canvas has flexibility and does “give” when pushed. However, Gamblin makes a product calledGalkyd Gel which is suppose to help with the flexibility -if you choose to work on canvas. I prefer panels or paper. Thanks for watching!!!
Very beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you Mari!!!
Another Master Piece. Love it
Thank you very much!!!
Love the orientation you picked. My choice too. I like the heavier part at the bottom right now. Love it!
Ann, thank you so much for your feedback! Much appreciated !!
Omigosh. Too lovely!!!
Much appreciated Frank!!
Beautiful
Many thanks Mimi!!!
really have been enjoying your work and learning all along thank you
Janet, thank you very much!!
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Thank you!!!❤️