JUST FOUND & LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! I LIKE THE IDEA OF USING SHELLAC ON WATERCOLOR PAPER, I WORK IN BOTH WATERCOLORS & OILS, I KEEP A LOT OF 140 LB WC PAPER IN CP, HP & SOME ROUGH. WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT STAINING (TONING) YOUR SURFACE, IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE REFERING TO WHEN YOU USE GESSO. DO YOU ALSO TONE/STAIN THE SHELLACED WCP SURFACE AS WELL?
Your each and every videos are knowledgeable so thanks a lot 🙏 and suggest some substitute of shellac for non absorbable surfaces and one more thing make a video on stain painting surfaces and lastly I would like to say you have a fabulous way of making videos thank you so much and lots of love ✨
i never get tired of learning , thank you for such valuable information.
Glad to hear that! Thank you!!
Really great video. I love this approach to choosing a surface. Really simple to figure out what you are most likely to enjoy by using this method.
Couldn't agree more!
JUST FOUND & LOVE YOUR CHANNEL! I LIKE THE IDEA OF USING SHELLAC ON WATERCOLOR PAPER, I WORK IN BOTH WATERCOLORS & OILS, I KEEP A LOT OF 140 LB WC PAPER IN CP, HP & SOME ROUGH. WHEN YOU TALK ABOUT STAINING (TONING) YOUR SURFACE, IT SOUNDS LIKE YOU ARE REFERING TO WHEN YOU USE GESSO. DO YOU ALSO TONE/STAIN THE SHELLACED WCP SURFACE AS WELL?
Your each and every videos are knowledgeable so thanks a lot 🙏 and suggest some substitute of shellac for non absorbable surfaces and one more thing make a video on stain painting surfaces and lastly I would like to say you have a fabulous way of making videos thank you so much and lots of love ✨
Thank you so much! More videos are on their way :)
thank you!
You're welcome!
may i know which paper you use for oil painting??
Hi Ken, what's your take on using plywood as painting surface?