A Really excellent tutorial! I've been painting on and off for years and agree with all your thoughts on the products. I always learn something new and really appreciate you doing this. Thank you from the US.
I wish I had picked up on these tips a few years ago, before I went out and spent so much money trying to buy "the best" brushes. I did, however, buy Liquitex Basics to start, which has been amazing to work with as a student brand paint. I still use them but I often mix them with the heavier body Liquitex or Golden and they've worked great together. I've really been tempted to buy the Atelier brand you use but I fear I'm starting to become an art supply hoarder, ha! Anyway, I love your work and I want to thank you so much for your art tips, they're very helpful. God bless you Mark.
I use atelier paints exclusively now. I have tried other good paints but I love that I can rework my acrylic paint. With a wet Pallett as well, I never waste any paint, as I am a slow Painter, this is ideal for me. Should give them a try. Gives a but more freedom like oils but can still dry faster if you wish.
Great advice especially about a larger pallet. I hadn’t thought of it before but do find the one I’m using restricting so, I’m off to buy a larger one tomorrow! Thanks!
Hi Mark, for all the years I have been watching you paint there is one question I have always meant to ask. As you use such a large palette and several colours, how do you manage to keep the colours separated from canvas to canvas, or do you use a fresh board each time?
Ok, so Sally I have an area for dishing the paint out, and then a few boards for mixing the colours on. I change the board depending on the picture and how much space is left available on the board at any given time! Hope that makes sense!
I just started to painting at age 76 and I love it , Thanks for all the tips :)
You are so welcome!
Love your teaching and the Paintings are great as well.
Thank you so much!
I love this clothes! So real. Natural,like your art!
Hahaha :) I'm just lazy.
I love your honesty ❤️
Thank you :)
Thank you! I enjoyed this video. Greetings from Niagara region in Canada. Painting with passion at age 75
Greetings Monika! So glad you are painting with passion. Age is just a number ;)
Thank you very very much! I love watching you!
Thank you too!
Fantastic advice very helpful
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for your kind comments!
A Really excellent tutorial! I've been painting on and off for years and agree with all your thoughts on the products. I always learn something new and really appreciate you doing this. Thank you from the US.
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for your kind comments!
That sea scape in the back though 😍😍😍!!!! Exactly what colours would one need to try and re-create those exact shades ?!
Thank you! You can check out my beachscapes paint recipes playlist here: ruclips.net/p/PLbRTq9lnYzEDR-XCIKTCjzn_494YZHai_
Your paintings are amazing! They all speak to me! You are God gifted!
Thank you so much 😀
Brilliant advice thank you! Love the idea of a large pallet!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for giving very useful tips and inspiring newbies like me.
Glad it was helpful!
Haven't seen you for a while. Good to see you back.
Great advice, thanks so much. You are an amazing artist with so much to offer.
You are so welcome!
I love that seascape!!
I wish I had picked up on these tips a few years ago, before I went out and spent so much money trying to buy "the best" brushes. I did, however, buy Liquitex Basics to start, which has been amazing to work with as a student brand paint. I still use them but I often mix them with the heavier body Liquitex or Golden and they've worked great together. I've really been tempted to buy the Atelier brand you use but I fear I'm starting to become an art supply hoarder, ha! Anyway, I love your work and I want to thank you so much for your art tips, they're very helpful. God bless you Mark.
Atelier are great paints 👌 I've used them for a few years now very versatile love them.
I use atelier paints exclusively now. I have tried other good paints but I love that I can rework my acrylic paint. With a wet Pallett as well, I never waste any paint, as I am a slow Painter, this is ideal for me. Should give them a try. Gives a but more freedom like oils but can still dry faster if you wish.
I love your seascapes.
Brilliant advise, I never have expensive brushes, not even for my commission work👌👍
Super tips!very useful! Thank you😃
You are welcome 😊
Thanks a lot sir😍🤙
You are very welcome 👍
Amazing work, so nice presentation...🖼👏🙂😊👌🖌👨🏻🎨👍
Thank you so much 😀
Great advice especially about a larger pallet. I hadn’t thought of it before but do find the one I’m using restricting so, I’m off to buy a larger one tomorrow! Thanks!
You are so welcome!
When he said - a different brush wouldn't solve the problem, it's you; I absolutely agreed 😂😅
:D :D :D
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
What do you recommend to use as a large area palette?
I use a large piece of ply or MDF 👌
Hi Mark, for all the years I have been watching you paint there is one question I have always meant to ask. As you use such a large palette and several colours, how do you manage to keep the colours separated from canvas to canvas, or do you use a fresh board each time?
Ok, so Sally I have an area for dishing the paint out, and then a few boards for mixing the colours on. I change the board depending on the picture and how much space is left available on the board at any given time! Hope that makes sense!
Brushes can't substitute the artist...so true
🙏🙏🙏
Nice tips, can you teach that painting which I am seeing in the background plz n thanks
Thanks! You can find more free info on painting waves right here: www.explore-acrylic-painting.com/painting-waves.html
What is your opinion on open acrylic
Hi, I don't really understand what it is, is that acrylic paint which doesn't dry? Or do you mean the brand Golden Open? Cheers Mark W :)
@@ExploreAcrylics open acrylics as a medium....and your opinion
U kinda looked like Ryan Reynolds.
_pretty cool_
I see you dug out your finest clothes for this video. 😅
You know it