I wonder if for such a process acrylic paint would be more suitable since an heavy used of acrylic mediums at the base is already there. I have done similar kind of effects with acrylics and worked quite well.
Since I am a learner can you tell me how was the texture created on the wall and the shore in the first place ??? adding darker values later is understood but how were textures created ... Please dont mind my lack of knowledge but your technique is too good... Colonel Kanwar.... India
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Hi everyone! watching from South Africa - Pretoria :D thank you this is wonderful!
WOW ,WOW, just love , Thank you. Marian Norfolk U.K.
You can also wrap rubber bands around an empty toilet paper roll, and create interesting water texture
I love this show!
Amazing ❤
I’m so glad you are back, it’s a daily treat. TJ Pruitt Nashville, TN
It looks very inspiring thank you
So beautiful
i love the delicious road or river curving in the distance,too
Absolutely fabulous!!! When I learn something new in a day, I always believe that was a valuable day!
Wonderful teaching! Thank you Joe!
Nice tips 🤩👍
Great work! Thank you Joe.
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I'm loving this. Thank you for sharing!
I also bought his videos , highly recommended!
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Me too! Loved them... I learn every time I watch them
Great tips. Thanks Eric and Joseph!!!
Thanks for showing us your technique.
I'm from Illinois.
Thanks Joe and thank you Eric!
Amazing how the depth appears!
Once again, Joe, you “nailed” texture in a simple manner. Thanks for sharing your talent.
What is the name of that product again please
Really very interesting video. Thank you for sharing.
Learn a lot of from Joe ! Thanks !
Hello I'm watching from Kanuma Japan.
How interesting this is. These shows are so great. I'm from Maine.
Very interesting demo, beautiful ! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🕊
Hi Paula from Alberta, Canada!
Fascinating info: Watching from the Black Hills of South Dakota
Joe is one of my favorite painters. Jennfier from NY
Thank you. That was great. I will definitely try these texture approaches under my pastels. Thank you!
Great teacher!
Your incredible!❤️
Thanks for an awesome teaching!! I love it. The Facebook comments within the RUclips video is seriously very distracting.
very nice! Like the underpainting technique.
I'm a bit late to the party here, but what an incredible lesson. Thank you Joe for sharing your knowledge.
Adding comments in bottom left is very distracting from Joe's great presentation.
Watching from Tennessee!
Hi everyone I am from Ontario 👍🤩🥰
Watch from Holiday Island,AR...close to.Eureka Springs, AR. Watching 6 months after recorded.
Wow would love to have the dvd
Thank you Joe
hello from Québec
fantastic
I wonder if for such a process acrylic paint would be more suitable since an heavy used of acrylic mediums at the base is already there. I have done similar kind of effects with acrylics and worked quite well.
I thought you shouldn't use acrylic over oil....unless the painting is acrylic? Maybe I missed something here.
So if i understood well, he created an acrilyc base and the used oil for texture and glaze, Is It?
hello from Quebc!!
How did he do the original texture before the glaze
Since I am a learner can you tell me how was the texture created on the wall and the shore in the first place ??? adding darker values later is understood but how were textures created ... Please dont mind my lack of knowledge but your technique is too good... Colonel Kanwar.... India
He used acrylic gel medium first to get the texture.
Hi from New Zealand
can you use oil paint over this texture???
That's what he did. He is using oil paint over the acrylic texture of the gel mediums.
Very interesting demo. Would this be considered a mixed media painting?
Good question. That's what I always hear and potential "downside" to using an acrylic underpainting.
hello from Malaysia