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I'n so glad you uploaded a clip! I would love to buy the whole workshop one time but I can't afford it right now. Love your work and thanks for the video!

This was very informative. Thank you Tina!

Wow I just discovered your channel and LOVE your art! Your work is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing your process and inspirations 😊

Wonderful

❤ and support

I'm impressed with the point you make about the transition from shadow to light being "boring" to work on, but actually important and necessary to prioritize and to spend time on, like the supporting character, versus the fully light and dark areas as the "fun" areas to work on like the lead character. In music terms, I like to say, it's the accompanist's job to make the soloist sound good. I'm not familiar with Oleo gel. Is that like Liquin or Galkyd? Having an offscreen commentator handling questions was a good idea. Who was he? Clearly he's a knowledgeable fellow artist. Seems like you had great participation and it all went really well.

Really. Beautiful painting like always. Love your work

You’re an inspiration Tina 🔥💯😊💖!

You’ve done it again Tina🔥💖🔥😊

I love it Tina🔥💯😊💖

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Wait i think i just saw your portrait on Reddit!! You’re so talented ❤️

Thanks for your RUclips channel 🩷 I am happy to find you. There is so much we can learn from you. Your work is beautiful! 🩷 God bless you!

Beautiful picture, and great vlog. I guess we all struggle with painting hands, even when they're our own!! One more quick thing about your name, then I promise I'll drop it. I've just remembered it's similar to that of the nanny from the 1970 series "Nanny and the Professor". Juliet Mills' character is usually just addressed simply as "Nanny" but her given name is mentioned in their theme song. ruclips.net/video/X9NX9a9GUzA/видео.html Looking forward to hearing great things about how your workshop went.

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Do you use a white with lead?

Hello Tina, beautiful again! Can you please tell me how you mixed the skin tone?

Hi, your picture is very beautiful 😍 . Can i ask you how you transfer the sketch to the canvas? Do you use transfer paper?

This painting with the cat is so beautiful! Good job!😻I have a similar assumption about face painting. It also motivates me to finish a painting if the main motif is already good. Then the rest of the painting is easier to do after all. 🙈Omg, I'm having art block at the moment because I recently painted a face for 3 hours and all the work was erased because it didn't come out.... 😅 Good luck at the workshop!🥰

Ihhh, the paintings are beautiful (like you)🥰👍🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰🇩🇰

You,ll do great at your workshop! Teaching is fun. Enjoy!

Lovely vlog :)

Comment to support your channel and thanks for sharing!

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Thank you for sharing!

Love this one so much. The kitty is perfect!

Girl , everyone have problems with arms and hands in general lol. Again , I love your brush work and colors ! Lovely

what is your palette on? i can’t quite figure out what’s keeping it up

Superbe ❤

As a 24 year old fine artist, it's nice to know I'm not the only one constantly concerned with shipping and framing fees 😅

I appreciate your candor. You're a really special person and will see big things in your life ahead. xoxo

Awe, thank you Tina.

Once suggestion about art block is to have more than one painting in the works at the same time. Most of my ideas for future paintings come while working on a different painting, and I often have to hold myself back to not abandon the painting I am working on to start the new idea. I have found that making notes and small sketches for the new idea helps it percolate until I get started on it. I normally have 2-3 paintings going at the same time and in different stages.

Great video, patience and playing the long game is right! Also, don’t put yourself in a box. When I went to art school over ten years ago, I was a strictly large scale abstract oil painter and sold well enough. But now I’m exploring a new voice that intrigues me which is more representational and using various mediums. I’m going back to the basics and allowing myself to not know what I’m doing but even though it’s a bit scary, it’s also really exciting!!

You've got this!!!

Your advice and observations here are incredibly valuable, even beyond the realm of people pursuing art as a career. A lot of pursuits in life call for perseverance through rough patches and slow patches. An outsider's point of view can often be invaluable!! My classical piano teacher accused me of romanticizing the pianist's life, which I think I did, and I ended up choosing a different career altogether. I heard a pianist say in IG, "Sometimes people think we are 'magical creatures' who don't have deal with things like bills." ...all to say, your insights here are a great dose of reality for anyone aspiring to a career as an artist for purely romanticized reasons. Ok, I don't think I've asked you this yet, but your name sounds really cool, almost TOO much so. You paint figures and your name kind of sounds like "figure-elli". When I first watched "Painting with Guy Palazzola" on TV, I remember thinking "He uses a palette to paint, and his name sounds kind of like 'palette-zola'. Hmm." Ok. Maybe I still haven't quite gotten over wondering if his name was just a cool sounding gimmick. (Even if it was, good on him for coming up with a name which sounds like he lives and breathes art, but I digress.) Thank you for giving us a look behind the curtain, especially during an art-blocked period. Your process and results speak for themselves.

Save our souls..that's beautiful

This is an excellent video! Please add more videos on mixing skin tones and painting eyes.

Thank you for talking about this! Admiring my favorite artists can sometimes give the impression that they don’t experience problems like art block or poor sales at all. But it turns out that these challenges are simply part of being an artist. You are a good artist if you handle such challenges well and don’t give up. :) I am currently at the beginning of this journey. I have been studying drawing and painting for 20 years, but only approached it professionally for less than a year. Nevertheless, I often worry about my skills and my striving for perfection. I try to accept imperfections and focus more on the process, because this way I can create more work instead of constantly perfecting one piece. But just like the flaws you mentioned-it's all part of being an artist. I’m really curious about the future of this journey, and I’m going to keep at it and see where it leads. Good luck to you too! ❤

I think of John Singer Sargent when viewing your artwork. I don’t know how I ended up on your channel, but I’m glad I did! Thank you for sharing.

I feel with you, my dear...❤❤❤

I recently had the pleasure of viewing some of your works and was immediately impressed. I’m interested in purchasing a few of your pieces.

Hi sweet sister super Art I too like please do send me your mobile number postal address birthday waiting for a reply soon God bless hugs and kiss

Beautiful work Tina. May I ask you a question please. Where do you get your images from. Greetings from Ireland ☘️

Beautifully done!

How long do you have to wait until you can apply the varnish? And how long to dry devote you can package/frame them?

Nice work, and as someone who spends a lot of time wrestling with lashes in my pictures, your "perfect fluffy lashes" came out great!! I think it's a tricky balance being both artist and model, but you pull it off seamlessly, with amazing results!!

You are something special , I feel the colors in your art , this is amazing . As an artist to artist you are true star there !

Nice 😍😍❤❤

Thank you 🌹