As a beginner to acrylic painting, I’ve watched dozens of videos for beginners but this is the ONLY one that has addressed the need for and discussed the proper paint consistency. I would see artists putting the pain directly on the canvas with a palette knife and blending it with a brush but mine never turned out like theirs.....now I know why! Thanks for this video.
would live to hear more about how you developed your style, it seems so confident and consistent. At what point in your career did you decide that this was the "voice" you wanted in your art and how did you come to that decision?
It's taken 3 years for this instalment (English spelling) to get to me, and yet it was precisely when I needed it right now. Thank you Hannah Not Theo! Subscribed
I wish I knew about this video a year ago! It would have saved me so much trouble and frustration. I found that adding a couple coats of gesso to a "prepared" canvas makes a big difference in the texture. I also use 220 grit sandpaper to knock down the gesso. I've been upgrading my paints as they need replacing. It's crazy how much quality changes with water-based mediums. But now I know to look for the buttery consistency. That's a big help. Hannah, please keep making videos like this. Don't worry if it's the "right" way. I just like to see how other artists approach problems.
Enjoyed the info, whenever I see a painting you do it always gets me and makes me want to paint. Great job on your unsolicited information... Maybe that should be a series 🤔😂
You showing your mixture process I think is what may help me the most. I don't work my paint enough and I think that's lending to my streaking problem I have. Thanks!!
Awesome video for your first attempt Hannah. Bloody good stuff mate, "come take my job". Haha. Yes, it's like that isn't it. You start to have some success and all of a sudden everyone wants to know your secrets. I am a self taught artist, so I love to hear what everyone else does to achieve quality strokes. Thanks for your advice. :)
A video on thought process into a piece would be cool. Any videos on this channel would awesome. Love watching the process videos. Your art is one of a kind.
I am a big fan of your unique art work, i have purchased prints, notebooks and stickers. I also participated in The Obanoth Zoom class which was very helpful in understanding your painting style. As a plein air painter, and studio painter, I recommend Baby Wipes to easily remove paint on you hands.
Very well-articulated tutorial, Hannah-not-Theo! This was a lot of really helpful advice- really exactly what I was looking for- & very clearly & concisely explained. Thanks very much.
Awesome for your first video Hannah, you are a natural. Thank you for the tips, I will try with the cleaned wiped off brush with freshly loaded paint, looks good to me. Ciaó
I enjoyed the informative video. As far as unsolicited advice... I think injecting some personality into your video/content/creations, as you have done in this video, is the right step. It makes me connect the visuals to a person, and that makes me more willing to see what you are making and recall you specifically if I'm thinking of painting. E.g. if I'm trying to list a cool painter when I'm talking to someone about art.
You rocked your first video! Congrats! Just wanted to drop in and say thanks for sharing! Also, your style and use of color is phenomenal! Keep posting, I’ll keep watching!
This was a really outstanding video! Well done! No superfluous talking. Excellent information right to the point. Not confusing at all. And thank you for not doing weird things to your eyebrows!!!
Great advice. I have been painting for years and always feel like I am fighting against the paint the whole time trying to get the opacity I want and have never considered working the paint as you have said. And canvas texture makes me crazy too when it comes to getting clean smooth colors.
Great tips, thanks so much for this! I would never have thought of trying to work it. Or wipe the brush haha. I’ve never painted on wood because I thought it had to be sealed first? Might have to try it now though
Omg this was such a helpful video. I feel like sometimes art tips are meh, but this was refreshing and was exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate you sharing really valuable techniques with us. You rock!
lol! I despise canvas texture too. ;)~ I love boards, wood, pressed pannel. also I don't like the bounce of canvas. Love your work, I follow you on IG (among many, ). Great first video, super cool!...I use acrylic too, thanks fo rthe advice. I also airbrush. Try out Createx, its an airbrush paint but, its very flowy, and work great with brushes too. It comes in opaque, and transparent. I like how it drys in a sorta elastic, flexible form. not flaky. it doesn't matter much but, its cool to peel off the dried stretchy paint, off a pallet. try it. keep it up! Oh, I have an idea for another video: tell us how your poor "thumb nail" broke! Yikes. jk,..but kinda not. that's a bend back one. ;)))
Funny how its started almost like some make up tutorial with showing tubes and stuff. Cool tutorial tho. I like your artistic style - its the real og'shit. And to answer your final question: I want you to be happy. Everyone should be happy.
Thank you for posting this video. My issue is when I make a mistake painting with acrylics I have to use sooooooooo much white to cover up my mistakes. Because of the transparency of the colors. Then I lay down the white, and once it's dry paint on the correct color. So I ordered a set of Golden Heavy Body Acrylic Paints. Hoping they will be less transparent then the regular paints I've been using. In the set I'm waiting for will be. Alizarin Crimson, Cad Yellow Light, Cad Red Light, Indian Yellow Hue, Prussian Blue Hue, Ultramarine Blue, and Viridian Green. If you or anyone has experience using any or all of these. I would really appreciate some advice. Thank you very much, Dave.
I feel the same about canvas texture, so thank you for showing an alternative! Do you prime your wood panel with gesso? If so, what kind of gesso do you use?
How long on average do would you say you have paint on your palette? I often have issues with my paint skinning well before I am finished. Aside from working quickly how do you get around that?
Really good but you should maybe explain why you don't like thick acrylics and why you like smooth supports - it looks like the reason is you do detailed pictures which is great but younger people would love to you tell them why exactly; why canvas and thick paint is not suitable for technical / illustrative stuff - but all good your work looks really nice
very direct and arrogant free tutorial. I do appreciate the non-conformist ideological approach to your work style. would love to see your views go up because I think the content and delivery were refreshing compared to some other art vids. keep up the great work. truly, @Tamaro_art
As a beginner to acrylic painting, I’ve watched dozens of videos for beginners but this is the ONLY one that has addressed the need for and discussed the proper paint consistency. I would see artists putting the pain directly on the canvas with a palette knife and blending it with a brush but mine never turned out like theirs.....now I know why! Thanks for this video.
Thank you so much!
It's good to see fellow texture haters
Hmmmmmmm 🫤
would live to hear more about how you developed your style, it seems so confident and consistent. At what point in your career did you decide that this was the "voice" you wanted in your art and how did you come to that decision?
The presentation, info and muted comedy in this is awesome lmao love it.
It's taken 3 years for this instalment (English spelling) to get to me, and yet it was precisely when I needed it right now.
Thank you Hannah Not Theo!
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Good tutorial! The insect paintings on your wall are beautiful.
I wish I knew about this video a year ago! It would have saved me so much trouble and frustration. I found that adding a couple coats of gesso to a "prepared" canvas makes a big difference in the texture. I also use 220 grit sandpaper to knock down the gesso.
I've been upgrading my paints as they need replacing. It's crazy how much quality changes with water-based mediums. But now I know to look for the buttery consistency. That's a big help.
Hannah, please keep making videos like this. Don't worry if it's the "right" way. I just like to see how other artists approach problems.
Enjoyed the info, whenever I see a painting you do it always gets me and makes me want to paint. Great job on your unsolicited information... Maybe that should be a series 🤔😂
You showing your mixture process I think is what may help me the most. I don't work my paint enough and I think that's lending to my streaking problem I have. Thanks!!
Love the unsolicited advice! I’ve always been a little stumped by acrylic paint and how to get it hyper smooth.
Awesome video for your first attempt Hannah. Bloody good stuff mate, "come take my job". Haha. Yes, it's like that isn't it. You start to have some success and all of a sudden everyone wants to know your secrets. I am a self taught artist, so I love to hear what everyone else does to achieve quality strokes. Thanks for your advice. :)
This is literally what i needed. Shout out to Tik tok for bringing me to you 🙌🏻🙌🏻
A video on thought process into a piece would be cool.
Any videos on this channel would awesome. Love watching the process videos. Your art is one of a kind.
I am a big fan of your unique art work, i have purchased prints, notebooks and stickers. I also participated in The Obanoth Zoom class which was very helpful in understanding your painting style.
As a plein air painter, and studio painter, I recommend Baby Wipes to easily remove paint on you hands.
As a beginner starting on my acrylic painting journey this was really helpful thank you so much.
You are natural funny person. I like that! Also I like you teaching method, straight to the point.
Very well-articulated tutorial, Hannah-not-Theo! This was a lot of really helpful advice- really exactly what I was looking for- & very clearly & concisely explained. Thanks very much.
Awesome for your first video Hannah, you are a natural. Thank you for the tips, I will try with the cleaned wiped off brush with freshly loaded paint, looks good to me. Ciaó
I love how smooth and clean your work is 🔥
this video was great, really appreciate you sharing your technique, i feel the same about texture of canvases.
I enjoyed the informative video. As far as unsolicited advice... I think injecting some personality into your video/content/creations, as you have done in this video, is the right step. It makes me connect the visuals to a person, and that makes me more willing to see what you are making and recall you specifically if I'm thinking of painting. E.g. if I'm trying to list a cool painter when I'm talking to someone about art.
a video for acrylic beginners (tips & tricks) would be nice. also demonstrating a painting while you do so. I want to get into acrylics soon :)
I’m working on a commission in acrylic and this is really helpful thank you!!! I might need that Holbein paint 😮❤
Finally SOMEONE answers my question THANK YOU
gracias por tus consejos y tips 😉
Found you here from IG. Not Theo. 😜 great tips. Thanks. Sub’d.
You rocked your first video! Congrats! Just wanted to drop in and say thanks for sharing! Also, your style and use of color is phenomenal! Keep posting, I’ll keep watching!
i love you lmao! i relate to everything you mention about texture of paint and canvas and stuff, thanks so much for your wisdom!
Thank you for your unsolicited but very appreciated advice! 😊
Cant believe i just found this and your art in the same week! Happy New Year!
This was a really outstanding video! Well done! No superfluous talking. Excellent information right to the point. Not confusing at all. And thank you for not doing weird things to your eyebrows!!!
Yes girl! Its all about the soft body paints! Way easier to use! Great video and great advice!
Great advice. I have been painting for years and always feel like I am fighting against the paint the whole time trying to get the opacity I want and have never considered working the paint as you have said. And canvas texture makes me crazy too when it comes to getting clean smooth colors.
Great tips, thanks so much for this! I would never have thought of trying to work it. Or wipe the brush haha. I’ve never painted on wood because I thought it had to be sealed first? Might have to try it now though
Really enjoying the new videos!
Omg this was such a helpful video. I feel like sometimes art tips are meh, but this was refreshing and was exactly what I was looking for. I appreciate you sharing really valuable techniques with us. You rock!
Fabulous simple tips! If you have any brush recommendations that would be fabulous too!
You did a great job!!! Thank you for your time!!!
Great video! Excited for your domestika course
This was helpful! Thank you so much!
Love your style and really appreciate this video!!! Definitely gives the inspiration I need to start a piece I have in mind. Love your humor, too!
Lol 😂 I cant your so funny ... love you art work tho your selection in paint is really impressive !!
I’m painting a skateboard for a friend and this helped a ton, Thank you!!
You make for a great teacher
Love this so much! You explained it really well, I don’t even paint but now I want to 😂 (where do I apply so I can steal your job??)
Thank you so much!!! I been trying to figure this out !
Thank you! I appreciate this video so much! I love your style and process! You did a great job putting this video together!
So happy for this video! Thank you :) How do you prep your wood panels?
Thank You for not gatekeeping! Also you are cute :)
Great video :)
I already knew this info, but 3 years ago, I could really have used a video like this...
Great tutorial
Loved this, thank you Hannah 🙏
Great first video! Can you paint a volleyball with glow or neon color for blacklight?
Your art style is awesome
You do really nice work, and this is a good video: thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the tips! And also you're pretty
Thanks! By the way your eyes are amazing
lol, I love all the textures. It was sweet to learn about the smooth paint life. Well done on the video (:
Don't listen to her, her name is theo she's just in denial
Hahahahaha
dkm
LOL
she really looks like a Theo
Awesome I wanna see more videos came here from insta and now I'm a subscriber 😉
Amazing new video thank you very much for the, I really love your style it's so unique! Your psintingd always gets me inspired💜💜
Very pleasing on the eyes ;-) and also good advice
You rock 🎸 thanks for the tips
Brilliant video! I always wondered how you got your lines so crisp.Keep up the good work.Btw i'm coming for your job now lol
lol! I despise canvas texture too. ;)~ I love boards, wood, pressed pannel. also I don't like the bounce of canvas. Love your work, I follow you on IG (among many, ). Great first video, super cool!...I use acrylic too, thanks fo rthe advice. I also airbrush. Try out Createx, its an airbrush paint but, its very flowy, and work great with brushes too. It comes in opaque, and transparent. I like how it drys in a sorta elastic, flexible form. not flaky. it doesn't matter much but, its cool to peel off the dried stretchy paint, off a pallet. try it. keep it up! Oh, I have an idea for another video: tell us how your poor "thumb nail" broke! Yikes. jk,..but kinda not. that's a bend back one. ;)))
yes yes yes always talking to people about paint consistency
this was so helpful
Funny how its started almost like some make up tutorial with showing tubes and stuff. Cool tutorial tho.
I like your artistic style - its the real og'shit. And to answer your final question: I want you to be happy.
Everyone should be happy.
Nice, thank you
i'm using a himi gouache kit and not acrylic paint so idk if it would work for me
Rock On, thanks!
Thank you for posting this video. My issue is when I make a mistake painting with acrylics I have to use sooooooooo much white to cover up my mistakes. Because of the transparency of the colors. Then I lay down the white, and once it's dry paint on the correct color. So I ordered a set of Golden Heavy Body Acrylic Paints. Hoping they will be less transparent then the regular paints I've been using. In the set I'm waiting for will be. Alizarin Crimson, Cad Yellow Light, Cad Red Light, Indian Yellow Hue, Prussian Blue Hue, Ultramarine Blue, and Viridian Green. If you or anyone has experience using any or all of these. I would really appreciate some advice. Thank you very much, Dave.
This is great 😆👏
I feel the same about canvas texture, so thank you for showing an alternative! Do you prime your wood panel with gesso? If so, what kind of gesso do you use?
hahaha, thanks hannah. you did great for your first time.
good advice
Are the Trekell panels preprinted with clear gesso or no primer at all?
Did you sign that red mark and call it done? I would have!
very informative and helpful, thanks for the tips theo. nice teeth by the way.
You are just hilarious! That’s the tweet. 😂
How long on average do would you say you have paint on your palette? I often have issues with my paint skinning well before I am finished. Aside from working quickly how do you get around that?
What paintbrush do you use?
How much for the triangle with the red brushtroke?
Really good but you should maybe explain why you don't like thick acrylics and why you like smooth supports - it looks like the reason is you do detailed pictures which is great but younger people would love to you tell them why exactly; why canvas and thick paint is not suitable for technical / illustrative stuff - but all good your work looks really nice
What does that panel name, panel for the acrylic
I just really love the colour that you created, it's just so smooth
very direct and arrogant free tutorial. I do appreciate the non-conformist ideological approach to your work style. would love to see your views go up because I think the content and delivery were refreshing compared to some other art vids. keep up the great work. truly,
@Tamaro_art
Please post like a process video for creating a piece 🙏🏻☺️
Is this piece for sale 😂🤣
Greeting from Indonesia, i am your big fans since a long time! Idevenk you're a girl! Nice to meet you
Wanna see u paint a sky
Timelapse! Timelapse!
I need some help. Can you give me some help please😊
Damn you pretty 😋
I hate texture!!!!!!!! Arghhh
Digital
Nice content. Good paintings. Nice expressive video.
too much makeup around eyes. Too dark eyebrows. hmm