062 - Pamela Caughey - YELLOW Painting GROWS UP! - Pam's Painting Processy - Part 1
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IN THIS VIDEO: This is Part I in a new video series I'm creating to show you my entire painting process in depth on a large scale cold wax/oil painting on panel! Watch all the stages of my "yellow painting" and see how it "grows up" from playful beginnings to the final touches! This is a multi-part series - please comment below and "like" if you like these videos!
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I have been on many artist pages and ive never seen an artist interact with so many people in the comment section...wow! you are a very wonderful person. The world thanks you for you Beautiful heart and i thank you for deeply inspiring me.
Thanks for your videos Pam!
You never cease to make me I love with your work ,just love this. Thank you 🙏
Good start to the series Pamela. I really enjoy your commentary as you take us through the painting process, leading us through unchartered shapes and colours, markings and layers, explaining your nuances [and everything else] in a relaxed and most professional manner. Thanks again for sharing your work and I look forward to the next post.
Thank you, Christopher-I really value your feedback 😊
Wow when you say at the beginning about your” play stage!” When the camera is speeded up it looks like you’re playing the whole way through.
Your colors are eye watering they are so beautiful!! Yummy!!!!
You are so wonderful and so articulate Pam - inspiring to watch !!!
Thanks so much, dear Verity!! ;)!
This was a wealth of information - can't wait to put it into practice. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge and talent.
You make me happy being a abstract artist I love it
Thank you so much for visiting my channel :)!
Pamela, I love watching your process! I've learned so much from watching you lately. I'm not as afraid of mark making as I was before and I feel like I'm loosening up a great deal. I'm also using a more limited palette now and finding a new type of freedom and potential rather than throwing in all my favorite colors; giving my paintings more unity and sense of time & space. I know it feels weird talking to yourself but we really appreciate you and the work you do so that you can share this with us. Please keep them coming! And keep it expressive!
Hi Blue Arbor - thanks for the helpful feedback! It is fun to share these steps with you and helpful for me, too, to review my own process ;) Best, Pam
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Thank you. Your generosity is amazing. Such outstanding work.
Hi Richard! Thanks for your comment and for visiting my channel - I really appreciate it! :) Pam
I cannot thank you enough for your inspiring encouragement to explore. Thank you.
Great video, Pamela. Worthy of more views. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Many thanks, DG! :)
Thank you for sharing your thought process
This is fantastically helpful Pam. Now I really see how wonderful the Mesermister tool is. Thank you so much for your generous sharing.
Hi Valerie - definitely a fabulous tool if working with cold wax medium!! Hope you are doing well! Best, Pam ;)
I am still watching videos Pam, and gathering the tools and equipment. I have had a wonderful clear out of my studio and dedicated a trolley to cold wax stuff. I cannot wait to begin.......!
Valerie Armstrong -way to go! Once you begin everything will fall into place! Can’t wait to see your new work as you go through the PDPC course and then I get to see you in Oaxaca! 😊
Thank you for sharing your process. It’s always a learning experience watching you create.
Thank you Sharon-for me as well! 😊
I’m loving this video!!
Cute dog! I see his/her head over to the right, as you're mixing your paints and cold wax.
WAY TO GO PAM!!
Aw, thanks so much, Marti - love what you're doing in PDPC :)!! Best, Pam ;)
Always a pleasure to watch you work.
Hi Katherine, thanks for visiting ;) I know you are painting so yay for you!!! :) Pam
This is very helpful Pam. It reassures me that I am normal in working through a painting with layers. I so appreciate the play suggestion. Great video and timely.
Many thanks for viewing and commenting, Kathy ;)!!
This is JUST wonderful. I love seeing how the colors interact beside one another as you apply them, as well the unhurried and thoughtful way the paint is applied. Love the idea of using a paint brush to apply paint as well ( but the paint must be mixed with 50%Gamsol and 50% ggel).
This is so exciting! 😍
judith -Thanks so much! It’s always great to hear from you and I love your enthusiasm!! 😉Pam
Love it!
Thanks, Kalen!! ;)
I really enjoyed your work process ... always successful,
Hi Pam, thank you so much for sharing! It is very helpful to me since I am experimenting with cold wax. Like you I worked with encaustic but cold wax is new to me and I find it very exciting to explore!
That's really great to hear, Pat! I hope you continue to enjoy this medium :)
Very good work keep on teaching sharing your knowledge please👍
Many thanks - I will :)!
Very interesting ! Thank you . Kind regards - Judi - Australia
This is Amazing
Looking good 🙌
Many thanks! :)
Quick dry white?! YAY I have to get some! :) Thanks for another great video. It's SO helpful to watch your process. Very inspiring!
Hi Shilo - I was so happy to discover the quick dry white as well as the titanium white seemed to take so much longer than the other colors to dry! Best, Pam ;)
Merci Pamela , so funny to see the starting point going to achievement ,
Hi John, you are very welcome - this is still very early in the series and the final painting looks so very different. Fun to share with you on this channel! Best, Pam :)
Me gusta su trabajo
Felicidades 👏👏
thank you ...
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can't wait for part 2 et al! when will you be working on this again? thanks pamela! - karen
Hi Karen - this will be a pretty long series - this video came from lots of videos recorded on just one day! Best, Pam ;)
Thank you for your channel. You are an inspiration. My question is, do you or artists ever use regular house paint to paint paintings. If no, why not?
I'd be curious to see where you go with this painting if you plan to do more updates on the progress. Always fun to see your intuitive process.
Thank you, Culture Fan :)!
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Hi Ruth! Really, the main thing is when I smear paint - it is fairly wet! Also, I mix Galkyd Gel with my cold wax medium :) I explain all of this in my new online course (www.artandsuccess.com/p/pdpc)
Pam, wondering why you mix the cold wax medium with the oil and if you've ever mixed cold wax with acrylic?
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Many thanks ;)!!
I have the answer to my question in video 3 for this picture, I think. I didn’t put a layer of clear wax on my base painting. It makes sense that that would make the coloured wax more movable.
I hope this is not too ignorant of a question but I've never used wax before: acrylic or oil paint? Thank you so much. So happy I found you.
Hi Angela - it is never an ignorant question ;) It is with oil paint; you cannot mix cold wax medium with acrylics ;) Pam
I have been watching all your videos and I have to say you are wonderful! I have ordered all the materials to try my hand on cold wax and oils! May I ask what kind of board you are working on?
Could you tell us what your palette paper is made of?
Pam thanks a lot for show us how you paint with oil cold wax, we can learn many thinks with it
You are very welcome! 😉
Dear Pam, I absolutly in love with your art. Question, ¿Cwm with Oil how does the layer allows you to keep working? I mean, it needs time to dry, I wonder how you reach to keep going to apply layer. Love. Thank you
Love everything you do! Do you ever come to Vegas for a workshop?
Hi Fio - that is very kind of you :) Thanks very much! I am pretty booked for 2019 and am teaching not too far from Vegas - check out my Oaxaca, Mexico video! Maybe I'll see you there :) th-cam.com/video/WlsX8mZaEXE/w-d-xo.html Best, Pam ;)
Greetings from New Zealand. I love your work. Thanks for being so generous with sharing your ‘Mahi (this means ‘work’ in Maori). 😘
Wonderful! I taught a workshop in Takapuna and loved NZ! Best, Pam ;)
Hi Pamela, this is a great series - I really enjoy watching your videos. I have a question burning in my brain: WHAT are you using for your palette? The grey sheets? Thank you so much!!
Hi Micki! I appreciate your comment -yes, gray palette paper! I get so many questions about the things I use so I now have a pretty comprehensive resources page on my website where I get almost all my favorite supplies: www.artandsuccess.com/p/resources Cheers! Pam
Great video Pam. I do have a question, when you talk about reactivating the surface what is the cold wax doing? Is it softening the paint already on the panel or just creating a slick surface to make it easy to move the paint?
Hi there- great question. After speaking with the experts at Gamblin Colors, they recommend the thin layer of Cwm over the top of a dry painting as there is a very small amount of solvent in it, and it makes the surface more receptive to the next wet layer of paint, so as far as I understand, it improves surface adhesion and integrity of the layers. :)
Pamela Caughey Art thanks for the reply, I’m going to do that from now on, and it’ll work as a nice warm up to get me loose.
My finished oil and cold wax paintings always dry to have an unappealing dullness; there is no light reflectivity; it is just a matte finish all over. What would you recommend to bring more brightness to the finished surface?
Hi Terri - though some like this result which is due to adding cwm to your oils, I, like you, prefer a bit of satiny finish. So, you can add 1 part galkyd gel to 3 parts of your cwm, or more, to get the amount of satin you wish ;) Pam
Maybe a strange question... but why would you ( someone, me) use cool wax. What is fun about it etc. Just really wondering 👵🏼🎨🌹
I thought you mentioned in another video to add clear gesso to the acrylic underpainting, dry, then add the cold wax/oil. Can you just add a layer of CWM like you did here?
Hi Debbie - this painting never had any acrylic underpainting; I choose to use the clear gesso as an extra precaution when working over an acrylic but I'm sure some others do not take this step. :)
May i ask, is cold wax just a preference over linseed. Or is it night and day.
It is a medium, as is linseed, but by using cold wax medium, you need not worry about "fat over lean" and it has no oil in it. It is made of beeswax, damar resin and in the case of Gamblin's cold wax medium, Gamblin Gamsol. They are pretty much night in day in consistency and use.
Hi Pamela! Greetings from India ! Really amazing works! Just a little curiosity...do you use cold wax as a medium only or this wroks as a fixative too? technically what exactly are the differences between cold wax and a normal spray fixative ?
Ashim -Hey there! So when I work with cold wax it is considered a medium which, when combined with oil paint in the proper ratios, you don’t need to worry about “fat over lean”. Since it is part of the painting in each layer, I can also use it as a final coat/varnish. It can also be used as final varnish on an acrylic painting (when dry). I would not use a fixative as a final coat in cold wax medium and it is not really necessary since the cold wax seals all the delicate marks! You should check out my online painting course-“Powerful Design and personal color” at www.artandsuccess.com 😉😉
@@PamelaCaughey Thanks very much! My gratitude. 🙏
So two questions
#1- the color sticks that you used to write/draw on your painting are those pastel sticks or??
#2-once you cover the painting with the wax do you let it dry or you paint right away?
Thank you 😇
Hi SV - both great questions. I use RF Pigment sticks - they are mostly oil paint with some beeswax incorporated. Sometimes I work into the wet paint and other times I let it dry first. :)
Pamela Caughey Art thank you for your reply
Hi Pam are you using oil paint and gamsol on your brush ?
June Durkin yes-this painting is all cwm and oil 😊
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Hi Pam. Is cold wax compatible with water-soluble oil paints? If it is, is the ratio of paint and old wax the same as applied to common oil paints?
Hi Evi - I have spoken with the experts at Gamblin Colors and yes, they say you can use cwm with water soluble oil paints. I'm not sure about the ratios though, so here is their number - they are wonderful and knowledgeable: 503-235-1945 (Ask for Dave and tell him Pam sent you!)
Pamela Caughey Art thanks so much. It will be a long-distance call 😆 I live in New Zealand. I’ve tried cold wax with the water-soluble oil paints about four days ago with 1:1 applications. Some of the paints dried off pretty well but some thicker application is still a bit tacky when touched. How long does a cold wax painting usually become dry? Do you need to let it dry in between layers? Sorry, I asked so many questions. This cold wax medium is new to me. You’ve opened a whole new world for me to explore. Thanking you 😊 🙏🏽
@@homemades71 Oh wonderful! I taught a cold wax workshop in Takapuna in 2018 - I hope to return in 2020 to teach on the south island :) So you can email Dave Bernard at Gamblin Colors - here is his email address: dave@gamblincolors.com There are many factors that will impact how quickly a cwm/oil painting dries - what surface it is painted on, temperature, humidity, thickness of paint layers and whether you've added any additional mediums. I do go over all of this in my new online (self-paced) course in case you are interested :) I have some other New Zealanders in the course as well! Cheers - Pam
Pamela Caughey Art yes I’ve seen your workshop video when you visited Takapuna art shop last time. O please come to Auckland, Pam. I would love to attend your workshop. I will drop Dave an email. Thank you so much!
@@homemades71 Awesome! Dave is wonderful - he will definitely get back to you - please tell him I said hi!! Pam :)
I’ve always wanted to try wax. But I live in the tropics. Will wax melt in very hot and humid climates? Thanks😊
Hi there- well, cwm will definitely be softer in a warm climate, but the beeswax in the cwm melts at around 150 degrees - so you could probably do it. Best to try it on a small painting though! Good luck! Pam ;)
I live in the Caribbean and have used cwm without any problems. In fact it dries very quickly to a very firm consistency
Nicole Edgecombe Thank you for your comment! That’s great to know 😉
Wow. Notice how your eyes move through/around the painting? and where your eyes rest/pause? Many say: the effective use of the "Elements of Composition" are especially important for an abstract, non-objective painting ... *IF* you want it to be aesthetically pleasing & engaging over time. Something to consider/ponder.
Thanks very much - it will progress and change quite a bit throughout this video series ;) Thank you for your comment ;)! Pam
hummmmm parece Jean-Michel Basquiat.....
Cold wax seems like a cool technique but oil paints make me nervous! Too toxic for me. I wish there was some similar technique but with acrylics or something else.
Process? I don't see a process here at all. Looks random.
Art is a process; this video is part of many stages 😉