Avoid using water unless you are blocking in a very thin first coat or cleaning the brushes. Winsor & Newton Artisan paints have their own mediums you can purchase that can also be cleaned up by water. Linseed oil, stand oil, impasto and thinner that can ALL BE CLEANED UP BY WATER. I'm blown away by that. The mediums are modified to be cleaned up by water so buy the special Artisan mediums. Don't use the regular stuff or you're going to need to clean your brushes like every other oil painter. W&N needs to yell this out because it took me ages to find out about it.
Avoid using water unless you are blocking in a very thin first coat or cleaning the brushes. Winsor & Newton Artisan paints have their own mediums you can purchase that can also be cleaned up by water. Linseed oil, stand oil, impasto and thinner that can ALL BE CLEANED UP BY WATER. I'm blown away by that. The mediums are modified to be cleaned up by water so buy the special Artisan mediums. Don't use the regular stuff or you're going to need to clean your brushes like every other oil painter. W&N needs to yell this out because it took me ages to find out about it.
What kind of brushes, should I used? Or what it's best , water color brushes or oil paint brushes?
Use it like a traditional Oil paint.
Winsor and Newton's Canvas board.
Thanks for the video! What canvas was used?