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I could listen to this man describe paint drying....

Good explanation thanks man

Excellent advice thank you very much! You have a soothing voice too it's relaxing to listen to👌

Would hit

Failed demonstration 🤷🏻‍♂️

Why add music to drown out the words ? It takes away the point of the video.

Nice Content. I am your new subscriber. After you apply water to the canvas how many hours you need to wait when you apply the primer. Thank you .

I absolutely love the ambience of this video. 😊and how educational it is.

How about we don't use rabbit skin. Go vegan for the animals ❤

Beautiful

Thank you for bringing Georgina to Cranfield Colours good to know her choices for landscaping ❤

Good info👍

Very inspiring ❤

She’s a cutie

Whats the difference to paining in viscosity when applying to canvas

Good skills are hard to find these days

What do you do with the waste-water or your inky rags? I’ve heard that Caligo Safe-wash isn’t supposed to go down the drain.

First class advice. Thankyou very much indeed.

I really like how you explain it with that peaceful music background

Could you share a link to the LCA please? I can't find it on your website.

Great video packed full of interesting facts, thanks for posting it.

it is an illustration and a means to inspire people who are just beginning. Nothing to do with degrees! Art is irrespective of academic prowess. You should enjoy it for its own sake not for a 2:1 and an overwhelming student debt!!

Can't believe that she is not ashamed to beputting this up. This is a primary school project not high art.

This is what Masters at Royal Academy of Art gets you. I guess you can if you have a millionaire husband funding this substandard Art

Is this what you learn at Art School? My GCSE Art print is better than that.

You sweet old man.

Excellent presentation 🙌

I disagree about the preparation process for pre-primed canvases. Less expensive pre-primed canvases can be quite well built, and overall _can sometimes_ represent a useful saving. However, their primings can be so weak and cheap that they are a danger to the finished work, and there is little point simply putting a decent primer over a poor one - the base layer is still weak. _Remove_ the worst of the suspect priming by careful sanding, and then replace with a proper primer. Sorry, but painting on primer in one direction only is also a mistake; it should be brushed out in star shapes (largish flat brush) while constantly varying the angle of the strokes. Your method can only encourage visible lines on the final surface, and it does not guarantee that all sides of the bumps making up the canvas weave are all primed to the same degree. Oh dear! - you will not be able to see all the fibres and unwanted bumps in the priming layers - so you sand _the whole thing_ lightly. Be sure to remove any dust with a damp cloth after sanding.

Fantastic instruction

Sweet

Can you use KILZ 2 primer?

Fascinating, thank you

It would be very useful to have a list of all the colours Georgina uses on her palette.

Hi Team. I know what relief and etching processes are but cannot see any difference in the inks of the same names. Can you please tell me how the inks differ?

Lovely. I would really like to see Georgina doing a really large painting to see the difference when using larger brushes.

my canvas puckered

How many times should a canvas be sized if you're using PVA?

Most helpful, thanks

Excellent advice. Please share the names of the primers for both acrylics and ouls

Thank you!!

how does she get the edges so clean and no white gaps shown in the print?

Thank you. Found the background music irritating while trying to focus on what you say.

A lot of good info in this video. Thank you

thank you !

Nice to hear george speaking but the clip is not very instructive! Let's hear more systematics !

Very informative, thank you

What binder do they use to product this colors ?

I would love to know which three tubes of colours Georgina takes into the field

Thank you! Can you show cleaning the beater and plate?

"Can't spell colour without "u." Well...in the States we do...