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Interesting... I usually divide mine into thirds, then transfer - it's always a bit off, but I kinda enjoy the correcting all through the process. atb...Sinco

when i saw Odd's paintings many years ago, I was surprised and a little taken aback. he reminded me of a guy I went to school with Don Dunaway. I wonder whatever happened to him. I remember that he was a talented guy who was more interested in Sgt. Pepper Lonely Hearts Club Band than painting. anyway, yes I'm that old. i watched a few of your vids today. what do I think? i think you are missing the imaginative mind-side of your painting experience. Most of Odd's work has a very sensitive design and composition. you seem to paint an arm, then paint a figure, then paint a background. I suggest it's all part of the same composition/work. Odd's work also has a certain germanic feel. the clothing, the hats, the implements. I think you have a lot talent but consider loosening up a bit. How about if Odd and Sargent/Sorolla had a baby. Bravado brushwork, expressive marks with a Bruegal feel. anyway, that's my 2 cents. keep painting.

I feel you man. My job has also become destructive to my crativity as it becomes more and more demanding. I haven't been as brave as you up to this point though, and I'm still allowing it to happen.

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Great video man. Keep it going 🤘🏾

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Is the calcium carbonate you use considered fine or medium ground?

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Impeccable work, as ever!

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Hello! Thanks a lot for the vid. My question is, can you pls make a vid how the oil paint is working in the process of painting on such surface? How much oil it absorbs?

sorry "stretching canvas," forgive my spelling, yet mind the instructions, my father taught me this .....................

Hey Robert, thank you for your insights. Love your ideas and sketches, looks deep. Now as for stetting canvas, do not put your staples in sideways, put the staple in the same way as the bar goes, horizontal, not vertical, Ok, Think you will find a MUCH BETTER FIT AND STRETCH.

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This is so insightful. Thank you for sharing this life changing experience.

Thank you very much for sharing this inspiring journey with us. Love and respect from India.

Can I use hardware boiled linseed oil instead of refined linseed oil?

Amazing as always

What palette do you work with?

Stunning

Is this ground coarse, or why do you use it? Interesting.

Viewing these after looking at the Nerdrum's teaches you a great deal about Nerdrum!

Does that apply also on a primed canvas? Thank you in advance!

Love your work

Everything taught to you by college professors about creating art or music is defined by the fact that they cannot create anything of value and therefore have resorted to teaching at a university where credentials on paper matter more than talent. Of course they don't want you to emulate the old masters, because if you do, you will quickly discover that your professors have no useful knowledge or talent.

Thanks for sharing your experience, very inspiring !

Great, thank you for your video very much. May I ask, does any kinds of food grade of calcium carbonate can make canvas ground? I appreciate. ❤

So lovely 😍🌹 beautiful

Nice work.

Very Nice to see this. I really like Horizon's End.

Hauntingly beautiful

Will this work on a wood panel that is sized with rabbit skin glue?

do you only put one layer of the chalk ground on the canvas?