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@@mduncan547 Thank you! 🌸❤️😘

Oh I am sorry to hear that. I would recommend using a varnish. That would even out the surface sheen. I have made a video on a varnish that can be used on all surfaces including oil, canvas prints and acrylic paintings. In this video I talk about two varnishes, one applied as a spray and the other applied by brushing on. I would recommend either one. The video is called ‘One Varnish For All Of Your Paintings’. I hope this is the perfect solution and I wish you the best!

Just watched your "One Varnish for All." I'll give the Kamar a try! Thank you so much for answering.

@dovidroth9622 Thank you for reaching out and I hope it is the perfect solution! Be well ! 🩵

I am glad the video was helpful! I hope you enjoy your new charcoal canvas adventure! 💖

Yay! I’m glad you are the first to see it! 🙌 Thank you!!

@yeshuaiscomingbackrepent2357 thank you!

​@@janetferraroartstudio4234you are very welcome!! 😊

3,500 ! 🥰

Yes, I am mid-process in the glazing and will be posting this video soon! 🥰 Thank you so much !

You’re welcome! Glad it was helpful! 🙂

Hi Lucifer, I have never actually worked with a nylon canvas. I usually work with cotton canvas, linen canvas or wooden panels. If you are wanting to paint over these canvases I would recommend experimenting with a gesso or possibly a clear gesso if you are wanting to preserve the artwork and enhance over it. I don’t know if a spray varnish is the best route since I am not sure how the nylon will react to this. Please let me know how it goes! Thank you and good luck !

@@janetferraroartstudio4234, Hi Janet, I did Google the question, with an answer of, "Yes". Oh, I need my coffee first. I'll come back to your reply a little later. Thanks. ZZzzz

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Thank you!!

I will be adding videos soon that demonstrate this process. When I painted this I was so immersed in the process and didn’t film. Thank you for your ❤️!

Hi and thank you for your question! I find that using the fine misting continuous spray bottle works well in dispersing the isolation coat evenly. Once it dries, touch it lightly in the darkest charcoal areas . If any transfers to your finger, spray again. You can just spray the spot that is not completely sealed too. I have used gloss gel medium to seal charcoal. I have another video demonstrating that process. It is titled; acrylic and charcoal, layering, how to seal the canvas. I prefer using the isolation coat. The reason for this is when sealing with gloss gel medium it requires an extra step. You need to use a spray fixative in several layers to set the charcoal before brushing on gloss gel medium. I have not used gloss gel medium in a spray bottle due to its thick consistency. The isolation coat product is much thinner and watery. I hope this helps! 🌸 best to you and your creation process! 😊

Thanks so much for your insight. I’ll have to try the isolation coat process for sure!!

You are a kind person! Thank you! 💞

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Thank you! I'm so glad you like the colors! 💖

I’m so glad you like it! Perhaps we could chat more about your Adriaan and your book? My email is janet@janetferraro.com.

Wow, I am sorry to hear that. I hope my video helps you in this process. Good luck and hang in there!

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🌺

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 💕

I love learning too! Keep drawing and possibly visit my channel and check out my drawing horses videos. Let me know what you would like to learn. I'll make a video! 🩵

@@deritasarim2186 thank you! 🌺

I'm so glad you enjoyed it! 🌺 Thank you! 💕

I’m so glad you enjoyed it! 💖 thank you Andrew!

I do understand your question as I also have a studio with large windows too. What I have found with this lamp is it is easy for me to limit the glare on my painting by adjusting the arms on this lamp and the light intensity. With each arm having 4 levels of light , I can turn the light down on one or the other arm or on both. I also have one window where the sun , being lower on the horizon, directly shines in during the fall to winter months. I tape tracing paper over that window which creates filtered light and that really helps. I have had this lamp for a few years now and use it every time I paint at my easel. I am still really happy with it. I hope this helps! And yes, my filming has a learning curve…lol. Thank you for your question! 😊

@@janetferraroartstudio4234 Thank you for your helpful answer! I'm considering purchasing this lamp, and your information is useful to my thinking process. :) And the tracing paper for filtered light is a great idea.

@shawneefleenor2182 i am so glad you found this helpful! Adding the tracing paper to the window really does create wonderful filtered light. Thank you for asking and I wish you the very best! 💕

@@JustMeHereWondering thank you so much!! 🥰

Thank you!! 😊

A very good question and yes you can with the Gamvar varnish.

@@janetferraroartstudio4234 Thank you so much! I have a little section needs to be fixed, but I don't want to remove the Gamvar on the whole painting.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching! 😊

Thank you! Cheers! 🌺💞

I know, it is amazing how easy it is and the acrylic gloss gel medium works perfectly, like a glue. Being a product meant for artwork, it is archival and won’t bleed through or yellow over time.. I am glad you enjoyed the video ! 😊

@@carolgivati7372 hi, I wait until it is no longer tacky and is dry to the touch. I hope this helps!

Go for it! I think you will enjoy the process. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask me. Thank you for watching! 💞

Thank you! Cheers! ❤️

You're welcome! I am glad it helped! 😊

Hi, thank you for your question. Each layer should have slightly more oil than the previous layer. This increases the ‘fat’ of each layer. Add the oil that you prefer using , such as linseed oil. You can then keep the alkyd amount the same in each layer or decrease it. I hope this helps. Happy painting! ❤️

This can work, yes. Depending on your needs, another great alternative is using clear gesso by Liquitex. Actually a gesso that drys completely clear. I have used this gesso over acrylic and then oiled it out and painted with oil paint over it. It works very well. I hope this helps!

@@janetferraroartstudio4234 Thanks so much!

@@CulturedGemyour welcome! 😊

Hi, thank you for your question. This painting was a commission of my clients three dogs. I love painting animals and these three dogs are very special. 💞 I am able to make a giclee print of this artwork for you. Just let me know. Thank you so much for your appreciation of my art! It means a lot to me! 🥰

@@puckettart5108 thank you! That’s a great idea, it would be a beautiful combination. 😊

Watercolor and charcoal are my favorite medias, so it sounds fun to combine them. Usually I've never had a whole lot of respect for mixed media, I guess because I've never seen the point, but this changes my mind.

@@puckettart5108that’s fantastic! I hope to see your painting !

@@janetferraroartstudio4234 thanks, I have my own RUclips channel, I'll plan on posting it if it goes well.

Oh cool, I will check it out! 😊