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Cobra has a specific paper for oil paint! It's super cool to work with, available in major outlets. Thanks for watching.

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Thank you for watching! It's just soft pastels, water on a water resistant 1/4" plywood. The particular board I get at the neighborhood lumberyard is some of the best texture, finish I have worked on. I wish I knew what kind of wood it is! Be well and thanks again.

Thank you so much!

Thank you! It was pretty fun!! 😁

Great information!! Thanks for sharing!

Great points and so true! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you so much! Much appreciated and thank you for watching! Be well!

I have not varnished that particular piece yet. Many times they don't get one unless I need to protect them more. For oil paint I would use the same as usual, probably Rembrandt or Cobra brand. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for watching!!

Oh! I will have to look at it again with fresh eyes!

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Thank you for taking the time to watch it! It's always fun to play with the material. This morning I am trying more techniques to see where it may lead. Be well and thanks again!

Thank you! It's often artists are drawn to multiple media for expressing their concepts I believe. You know my mantra, Create without fear! 😄 Be well and thank you!

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Yes, this is true. We have had problems with sound and picture. Part of the issue was the Restream service we use, which hopefully is finally resolved. The other part was the transition in the split screen didn't keep the sound on when we put up the class notice. Sorry about that, we will keep improving. Be well and thank you for watching.

No problem I will look forward to your other videos

We absolutely agree! (And thank you) We have mics but they just don't seem to work well so we need to purchase new ones. I have to generate some more money to get it done. 😁

Hello! Welcome and thank you for watching. Use what you have to create, the goal is just to #createwithoutfear. I will try to answer the other questions as best I can. You do not need water first, I just like the effects I can get sometimes. Lines are not necessary, it does help get me started, also adds to layers, depth in a painting. Luan is a plywood which is certainly good for a final painting to sell. There is better plywood than others. I work on a 1/4 inch that handles the wet better than most. I can't remember what kind of wood right now. I buy from the same old lumber man. 😁 Less water resistant board could delaminate and curl a little. I hope this helps a little. I cover a lot of this in other videos and live sessions. Stay tuned!

Sometimes I start with lines to loosen up other times to help with blocking the composition. Many people use light pencil lines before using water colors too. I add black lines often in my finishing stages because they are all around us! Like power lines, shadows and branches in the forest.

Thanks for watching! I often paint on wood. Sometimes raw canvas, paper, stretched canvas, primed and unprimed. Sometimes I use acrylic with medium and without. I work in many materials. My main goal is to #createwithoutfear second is I focus on process more than final product. Especially while working through new content. I really want to be in the euphoric meditative creative zone as long as possible. I hope this helps, be well!

Yea, sorry about that. It is a recorded live video from the other day. Sometimes the internet connection drops on us during a live show contributing to moments of bad sound and video. Our other videos are usually better. Thanks for checking us out! Be well

Thanks for checking it out. I did just scan through it and you are right, some parts are fuzzy. I would guess it had to do with the live streaming issues. Thanks for letting us know, we will take a look at improving the feed. Our regular videos should be much better quality. Be well!

Thank you so much! It's been great to work a little with clay again.

Absolutely! Thanks for watching

Excellent! I love hearing how others create!!

Do you have a website I could check out? Thanks for watching!

@@PaintWithMeLiveI am unable to leave a comment with my website?

It seems to be a new thing. Someone else had an issue. You can try direct a message.

Thank you!

I have actually, mostly using Marabu art sprays but I have played with Liquitex and randoms. There should be some videos in here somewhere, particularly the lives... 🤔

Thank you! I will have to go watch the video again to see what I was doing! 😁 Much appreciate the watch, be well!

Great question! I use acrylic inks from Amsterdam Acrylics. The nibs can clog easily if there is any charcoal or soft Pastels you are going over that is why I use Degas Fixative in their more expensive spray bottle. Three thin layers usually works.

Try using molotow one4all paint, it's made for markers and is almost like an 'acrylic ink'

@@giginewt great idea! Thanks for the tip!

@@giginewtdo i need to thin the one4all for my squeezer

The potential for clogging is there. I use either a dye based liquid watercolor or Amsterdam acrylic inks in them. The main thing I have noticed is if left for awhile, even stored with the nib down, the nibs will dry out! Thanks for watching

Great question! I would have to review the video but I think it would have been a normal plaster knife. But the key would be the surface underneath the canvas. It's like doing a rubbing with a pencil and a paper over some texture. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching!

In this case it's all acrylic. Sometimes I work in Tempra paint and more recently, I have started using Cobra water mixable oil paint from Royal Talens! Thank you for watching, hopefully new videos will be uploaded soon. Be well and #createwithoutfear

Thank you so much! Much appreciated 🥰

Thank you!!

Much appreciated, thank you!

Oh my! Yes, that could be an issue. Certainly over the years my create space has grown. It's interesting because several years ago we considered doing the RV art travel thing, but instead put down big roots here in Duluth! Be well and safe travels!

@@PaintWithMeLive thanks. You too.

Ha! Indeed, I love to sell them. I am on the look out for my representation for sure to keep up with me! 😁 Screenshot the one you like, maybe we can work a deal. Be well and thank you.

@@PaintWithMeLive There are actually two very large pieces I like. Are they on canvas and what medium?

@@yaranpaupore2041 Really depends on the piece. I paint on canvas and wood board as well as paper. I generally use acrylic, pencils, markers, charcoal, inks and other mixed media. I have also been back using oils since Cobra came out with the water mixable oils! If you could get a screenshot of the pieces you are interested in I could definitely tell you more about them. Thank you for your interest. You can message through the web site if you wish. davidaustingallery.com

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Thanks for the question. There is a lot of package. That being said, if used thinned with water they will last a lot longer. It's kind of like working with watercolor. I tend to use them when I travel because they stay neat and convenient. Hope that helps and thanks for watching.

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