I retired from teaching 11 years ago and have taken up painting for relaxation and enjoyment. I just came across your videos yesterday and found them very helpful. I also like your sense of humour.
Thanks so much John! I've managed to get dad back in front of the camera again recently, so the next few videos we upload will have Stephen running the show. Great to knew you're able to spend more time painting these days! 🙂 Jess
*We hope all your brushes stay clean and don't turn into rocks after watching this!* Let us know what other arty problems you're having in the comments below!
@@GoldCoastArtSchool and...I have just received the product "incredible brush cleaner" omg, brilliant stuff, thanks Stephen for producing this video.....
We usually put all dirty turps into a bucket, and continue adding to it over time. The liquids evaporate, and it leaves behind clay, oils and pigments. We usually then throw the bucket away with rubbish. This process takes a very long time! We keep the bucket outside. Hope that helps 🙂
I retired from teaching 11 years ago and have taken up painting for relaxation and enjoyment. I just came across your videos yesterday and found them very helpful. I also like your sense of humour.
Thanks so much John! I've managed to get dad back in front of the camera again recently, so the next few videos we upload will have Stephen running the show. Great to knew you're able to spend more time painting these days! 🙂 Jess
*We hope all your brushes stay clean and don't turn into rocks after watching this!* Let us know what other arty problems you're having in the comments below!
That was really helpful. Most brush cleaning videos use so much fancy stuff for the cleaning process, it becomes overwhelming. Thank you😊😊
So glad we could make this whole process easy for you Shruti!
Great presentation, you answered all my questions in one hit, cheers....well done...
Thank you so much! Glad we could help you out 🙂
@@GoldCoastArtSchool and...I have just received the product "incredible brush cleaner" omg, brilliant stuff, thanks Stephen for producing this video.....
Great video! Looking forward to more in the series - the T-shirt change got me all excited!
Love that tee. Awesome video! So informative
Very useful thank you
Thank you! Happy to help you out 👍
Thank you very much. Needed that information..
So happy to be able to help Sumita! 🙂
may ı ask should ı use turpentine for my new brushes before hit to oil paint?
No need, they should be just fine to start using right away. Only use turpentine for cleaning them later 🙂
Do you need to keep the jars and bring them to a disposal center? How do you dispose of the waste?
We usually put all dirty turps into a bucket, and continue adding to it over time. The liquids evaporate, and it leaves behind clay, oils and pigments. We usually then throw the bucket away with rubbish. This process takes a very long time! We keep the bucket outside. Hope that helps 🙂
@@GoldCoastArtSchool Oh interesting, but is it safe to inhale what's evaporated?
Like number 200 here!!! Thank you
You're a champion, thank you for the support! 🎉
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