What a charismatic, engaging presenter in Mr. Nederhand, and informative, interesting class! I'm excited already about trying this medium and having some fun! Thank you.
I like how legit this guys is. Most other art retailers talk about how paint is changed at a molecular level (which is technically true) and that it’s too complicated for them to understand it. But they avoid saying that it’s just an emulsifier that’s added because that sounds too simple and not cool enough to sell. Same as Gamblin saying that their student grade paint has ‘marble dust’ mixed in to sound classy, which is still technically correct but at the end of they day, it’s calcium carbonate, which is also chalk but that doesn’t sound great in marketing does it?
Such a truly wonderful teacher - I googled to see whether Don had more classes online and read the very sad news that Don passed away suddenly in 2015 - RIP and condolences to his loved ones.
I've never liked the smell of solvents and cleaning oils from brushes and palettes is such a pain. This addresses the problem that acrylics oftentimes dry too fast for subtle blending, and sometimes look too plastic when dry.
digitalsketchguy ACRILIC COLORS .........! Definitly, they dry TOO fast ! A good working time acrilics should not dry faster then 30 minutes....and it well might be dry in 3- 6 or maximul 12 hours..( let's say 24 hours for a very thick film of color ).....Or.....
Excellent! I wanted to learn to paint with oils but I will not work with solvents as I feel they are very unhealthy. I bought some water mixable oils but haven't used them yet. Thank you for such clear teaching in this area. I look forward to learning more from the next lessons.
I sure am tempted to try those new Cobra water mixable thank you for the refreshing course as far as I am concern on oil pigment series etc it is good to feel sure of what you buy
I only started using cobra water mixable oil recently. I have the mixable medium as well as fast drying medium in my paintings. My concern now is when can you varnish the completed painting? How long have to wait and how do you apply the varnish? Thank you
Hi Berika, here's the link to the Cobra Titanium White: www.jacksonsart.com/talens-cobra-artist-water-mixable-oil-paint-40ml-titanium-white You should be ok in mixing other brands :) thanks!
Hi thanks for watching the video. In answer to your question; you cannot mix wax with water based paints, but you can mix it with watersoluble oil colour if you wish to. Remember that water-mixable oils and water-based paints are different! Hope this helps
Hi there, we would recommend a brush with synthetic bristles as you will find that if you use a brush that has natural bristles, the bristles will swell and absorb the water. So in terms of whether the brushes are for oil or acrylic, it's not as important as whether they are synthetic or natural bristles. Hope this helps!
Hallo als ik alla prima wil schilderen bv. Zoals Bob ross hoe kan ik liquid white maken of kopen voor het gebruik met cobra paint. Mvg, Danny Buchmeyer
Hi, in order to try the Bob Ross method you could try using the Cobra Zinc White mixed with a lot of Cobra Painting Medium. It may not work in exactly the same way but it may be very similar - certainly worth a try! Thanks for watching.
Hi Jack, in this case you are best off using Cobra water-mixable mediums, so your colours don't lose their water miscibility - you can find them here: www.jacksonsart.com/cobra-watermixable-oil-mediums/
Hi, thanks for watching! Yes absolutely, you can paint with watermixable oils over acrylic underpainting, but it is not advisable to mix wet watermixable oils with acrylic - they will have different drying rates which means that if they are not completely evenly mixed some strange effects may occur during the drying process, such as cracking.... not good!
It is not advisable to mix acrylic with watermixable oil generally, although Holbein Duo Aqua do state that their paints can be mixed with acrylic. Each brand is different, Cobra paints do not state whether you can mix so I think it's unlikely, but you could give it a go and see what happens on a test panel.
Jackson's Art Supplies I've been working the oils over thin acrylic and they seem to be going well. It's just for my ideas book. I assumed because you use acrylic gesso to prime a canvas you could use the paints.
There is a difference between mixing acrylic and watermixable oils and painting watermixable oils over acrylic. The latter is always fine, the former depends on what brand of paint you are working with.
But can you still wash the brushes out in normal water if you’ve mixed the color with line oil? At least in my imagination that seems to be not so easy because line oil and water doesn’t go well together
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What a charismatic, engaging presenter in Mr. Nederhand, and informative, interesting class! I'm excited already about trying this medium and having some fun! Thank you.
I like how legit this guys is. Most other art retailers talk about how paint is changed at a molecular level (which is technically true) and that it’s too complicated for them to understand it. But they avoid saying that it’s just an emulsifier that’s added because that sounds too simple and not cool enough to sell. Same as Gamblin saying that their student grade paint has ‘marble dust’ mixed in to sound classy, which is still technically correct but at the end of they day, it’s calcium carbonate, which is also chalk but that doesn’t sound great in marketing does it?
Such a truly wonderful teacher - I googled to see whether Don had more classes online and read the very sad news that Don passed away suddenly in 2015 - RIP and condolences to his loved ones.
I've never liked the smell of solvents and cleaning oils from brushes and palettes is such a pain. This addresses the problem that acrylics oftentimes dry too fast for subtle blending, and sometimes look too plastic when dry.
digitalsketchguy
ACRILIC COLORS .........! Definitly, they dry TOO fast ! A good working time acrilics should not dry faster then 30 minutes....and it well might be dry in 3- 6 or maximul 12 hours..( let's say 24 hours for a very thick film of color ).....Or.....
The best explanation I've seen of water soluble oils. Clear and concise. Thanks!
This is a fantastic video. I recently purchased a set of water Mixable oils and these videos explain them very well.
Thank you this is comprehensive and very useful explanation of the differences between the artist and study qualities of your paints.
I'm mostly an acrylic painter, but love the pigment, texture, and smell of oil paints!!!
Thank you very much! I just start wit the Artist and Study Cobra oils and I need first hand informations. You explain very clear, thanks once more!
Excellent! I wanted to learn to paint with oils but I will not work with solvents as I feel they are very unhealthy. I bought some water mixable oils but haven't used them yet. Thank you for such clear teaching in this area. I look forward to learning more from the next lessons.
The best information on You tube for water mixable oil paint !!
That's great to hear! Thanks!!
Much appreciated, I think you are an amazing teacher!
I love these water-mixable paints.
This was very helpful thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge with us!! 🙏
Thank you so much, I truly appreciate your time and knowledge!
I sure am tempted to try those new Cobra water mixable thank you for the refreshing course as far as I am concern on oil pigment series etc it is good to feel sure of what you buy
So well-explained and comprehensive.
Brilliant video taught me a lot!
This has been extremely helpful. Thank you very much!
It's great you found it of use! Thanks for watching
Wow, outstanding video, very well explained. Thanks👍🏻
Intressant om te zien.
Thanks for video! Awesome !
Thanks for sharing
I only started using cobra water mixable oil recently. I have the mixable medium as well as fast drying medium in my paintings. My concern now is when can you varnish the completed painting? How long have to wait and how do you apply the varnish? Thank you
Do they play with oil sticks?
Hi! Can these be mixed with other brands of water mixable oils? I can't find a titanium white one here
Hi Berika, here's the link to the Cobra Titanium White: www.jacksonsart.com/talens-cobra-artist-water-mixable-oil-paint-40ml-titanium-white You should be ok in mixing other brands :) thanks!
Royal Talens are a great company
This is a really informative video which I enjoyed watching. One question, can you mix cold wax with water based oil colours?
Hi thanks for watching the video. In answer to your question; you cannot mix wax with water based paints, but you can mix it with watersoluble oil colour if you wish to. Remember that water-mixable oils and water-based paints are different! Hope this helps
Which brushes should I use with the Cobra mixable colors? Oils brushes or acrylic brushes?
Hi there, we would recommend a brush with synthetic bristles as you will find that if you use a brush that has natural bristles, the bristles will swell and absorb the water. So in terms of whether the brushes are for oil or acrylic, it's not as important as whether they are synthetic or natural bristles. Hope this helps!
Hallo als ik alla prima wil schilderen bv. Zoals Bob ross hoe kan ik liquid white maken of kopen voor het gebruik met cobra paint.
Mvg,
Danny Buchmeyer
Hi, in order to try the Bob Ross method you could try using the Cobra Zinc White mixed with a lot of Cobra Painting Medium. It may not work in exactly the same way but it may be very similar - certainly worth a try! Thanks for watching.
Can Liquin be used with Cobra water Mixable Oils?
Hi Jack, in this case you are best off using Cobra water-mixable mediums, so your colours don't lose their water miscibility - you can find them here: www.jacksonsart.com/cobra-watermixable-oil-mediums/
Can you mix water mixable oil with acrylic in anyway? I'm assuming you can paint oil over acrylic under paintings ?
Hi, thanks for watching! Yes absolutely, you can paint with watermixable oils over acrylic underpainting, but it is not advisable to mix wet watermixable oils with acrylic - they will have different drying rates which means that if they are not completely evenly mixed some strange effects may occur during the drying process, such as cracking.... not good!
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It is not advisable to mix acrylic with watermixable oil generally, although Holbein Duo Aqua do state that their paints can be mixed with acrylic. Each brand is different, Cobra paints do not state whether you can mix so I think it's unlikely, but you could give it a go and see what happens on a test panel.
Jackson's Art Supplies I've been working the oils over thin acrylic and they seem to be going well. It's just for my ideas book. I assumed because you use acrylic gesso to prime a canvas you could use the paints.
There is a difference between mixing acrylic and watermixable oils and painting watermixable oils over acrylic. The latter is always fine, the former depends on what brand of paint you are working with.
Are you an artist or a math teacher?
I was taught never mix the paint with waer..theyre made just for easy washing the brushes out in water !!@
But can you still wash the brushes out in normal water if you’ve mixed the color with line oil? At least in my imagination that seems to be not so easy because line oil and water doesn’t go well together
not true oil paints tend to lose intensity when dry.