Hey guys! You can skip to the other parts if you want, I do talk a lot in this video xD 0:51 How do I get better at oil panting? 3:50 Can we see some of your very first oil paintings? 4:29 Tips for painting really pale white skin? 5:16 Which classical and modern period painters do you take as examples? 5:49 How did people react to your decision to become a painter? 7:00 What is your favorite part of a painting? 7:14 Which famous painters you don’t like? Abstract art maybe? 8:19 Is there a non-toxic replacement for turpentine? 10:17 How often do you find yourself losing the joy of creating and focus on people’s views instead? 12:36 Is it too late to get into oil painting? 13:13 How have you been spending your days? (lately) 14:35 Current challenges? 15:33 Do you paint without a reference? Timestamp to ‘my life update’ part - 13:13 And to the current work in progress - 16:50 If you have more questions - let me know in the comments. I appreciate you all ♡
This is SUCH a helpful video in so many ways! I am soooooooo in LOVE with your art and your combination of realism and creativity within your paintings. I’ve been following for years now, and you’ve helped me a LOT in my oil painting journey. It’s my passion. Thank you SOOO much for sharing with us your art journey and your knowledge. I appreciate it SO much!!
I just found you. You are so good. Someone asked when it's too late to start. Never. I'm 62 and recovering from an injury, unable to work. I just started painting 5 months ago. I started with acrylics. I pay an Artist for studio space & supplies. He's very impressed and got my into oils. I did my 1st portrait, everyone tells me it seems as though I've painted for years. That is why I check out Artist on RUclips, so I can learn from you.so far, you're the best and I'm already getting great tips from you, so thank you for having a channel.
Jennifer Gennari, Alpay Efe, Lena Danya! I love them too! I hope you can do a collaboration with Alpay Efe some day. Many people wanted that to happen in one of his videos!
Imposter syndrome is also a very big problem for me. Especially when the time between projects is too long too many thoughts like "oh, you just got lucky it worked out so well this time, next time you may mess up big time" can come up. Not only is it super bad for my day-to-day mental health but its also super bad for business since it leads to me vastly undervalueing my work. And it messes with my creativity a lot as well, since I cant paint anything if I'm afraid to mess anything up. 😅
Really enjoyed this video,you should do more like this Daria. Love hearing snatches of an artists life as well as how you tackle a painting, lovely works :)
Oh, This figure painting is very beautiful!! I really love this style. and made me not only inspiring, but also study how to paint. Thank you for sharing!! ✨😍
Daria wow what a beautiful painting you are so wonderful beautiful beautiful I love your paintings they are so amazing they belong in a museum for everyone around the world can see your fantastic works of art Tiffany ❤️ 🌷
I appreciate the dedication that you put into your artwork inorder to make it this much eye-catching!You're so talented.... And by sharing your talent,you help lot of virtual friends around the world..... Wish you the very best my dear friend ❤.... May you succeed in everything you do🥰.
Hii! 🤍 Found you today while randomly scrolling! I've been wanting to paint since days but I couldn't find enough motivation to do it! By watching your video it inspires me to go and pursue my passion!Really appreciate your talent! Gonna try it soon
Oh My Lord. Screw anyone who has anything negative to say about your paintings and how you go about them. You are absolutely incredible. And I don’t mean that in the sense of just encouragement for encouragement sake. Your work is astonishing. I would sue to be able to do what you can do.
I also used to use Linseed oil to make the brush run a bit more fluid and not turpentine (smells way, way less than Turpentine, and for me, it's much easier to work with). By the way, your skill extremely good. I've said it before, but your work reminds me of the good old classics from centuries ago, that subtlety that the eye can perceive is not usually seen in photos, and which you catch with so much rich detail in tones and actual details, and beautiful blending. And that level is very difficult to find, today.
Lovely to have a catch up video, always like the ones when you talk a lot lol. Some interesting topics, imposter syndrome?! Didn’t expect that. Recently had a visit to west dulwich gallery, mainly for portraits by old masters, but there was also Helen Frankenthaler:Radical Beauty abstract Impressionism. Mind bending. Will be interesting to hear what catches your eye in the Dutch museums and galleries. Look forward to more videos like this :)
Have you tried water soluble oil paint for easy, non toxic cleaning? One brand also uses only non toxic pigments. We are so lucky to live in these modern times! I love your work! Don't over think things too much, if it looks good, it is good. One of the best pieces of advice I've heard is that it takes 1000's of mistakes to be good at painting so get busy and start making them. Thank you for sharing your work!
I haven’t tried water-soluble oil paints myself but several people who took my classes actually used water-soluble oil paints and had good experiences with them. That’s a great advice. Thank you!
hi Daria, thanks so much for the video! It is beautiful and informative. I have a question related to the toxicity topic, when it comes to clean your brushes and you might use water and soap for example, don't the small bits of colors going down the drain contaminate water? I am trying to find an answer to this but it seems very hard to find a complete guide explaining the environmental impacts of oils. Thanks so much.
I love watching videos of you! It makes me feel inspired and pursue oil painting. I’m just curious though, I saw that you paint to a vellum board. How do you do it? Do you prime it with gesso first or just paint as it is?
Sei bravissima , a dispetto della giovane età, grande padronanza dei colori e del pennello .. Mi piacerebbe rivedere come realizzi i colori della pelle Chiara e scura
Hi Daria, since you have so many skin tones mixtures in your paintings have you thought about using earth colours like Yellow Ochre, Red Iron Oxide? They are much cheaper than Cadmiums and the Red is very opaque too. :)
Keep it up.. I never color my portrait lol not sure why.. May be Arcylic not my choice and I had some oil paint a friend gift to me but it was hard.. I thought it can be painted without oil. Love the eyes first step first painting.. Keep it up
I sure do, and I’m not consistent all of the time. I think the way to get motivated again is to stop thinking of the outside approval (or possible disapproval) and stop demanding something from yourself, let it all go and focus on what you like, on what you want to do. Look at the good and exciting aspects of what you do and just start it, whatever it is. Once you’ve started - it gets easier. Of course everyone is different and I don’t know your particular situation, but I’m sure you’ll figure it all out and I wish you all the best! :)
My thoughts, I find digital painting hard to control and artificial, with those undo features, cool effects like color dodge or multiply, working with layers every time you make a move making sure you work with the right layer and stroke delay, It’s hard to really make your soul connect to the artwork. It’s like Your subconscious mind kind of know something is off. Maybe creating your art has to do with the journey and experience and has nothing to do with the finish line or the result. Good job on your paintings and I like the energy of your voice.
2:00 I'm used to digital drawing/painting and my habit is to make base color then layering with darker or lighter color, oil painting is difficult for me :(
Is her portrait style realistic or like semi realistic ? Hyper realistic is like when really really really looks like the person your trying to paint like tooo realistic but I like her style but idk if it’s semi realistic or idkk
Hey guys!
You can skip to the other parts if you want, I do talk a lot in this video xD
0:51 How do I get better at oil panting?
3:50 Can we see some of your very first oil paintings?
4:29 Tips for painting really pale white skin?
5:16 Which classical and modern period painters do you take as examples?
5:49 How did people react to your decision to become a painter?
7:00 What is your favorite part of a painting?
7:14 Which famous painters you don’t like? Abstract art maybe?
8:19 Is there a non-toxic replacement for turpentine?
10:17 How often do you find yourself losing the joy of creating and focus on people’s views instead?
12:36 Is it too late to get into oil painting?
13:13 How have you been spending your days? (lately)
14:35 Current challenges?
15:33 Do you paint without a reference?
Timestamp to ‘my life update’ part - 13:13
And to the current work in progress - 16:50
If you have more questions - let me know in the comments.
I appreciate you all ♡
I’m not gonna skip, I love long talking and art videos😌❤️✨
It's okay ... Beautiful women always talk too much!
@daria... are u familiar with the works of vladimir volegov?
😐
Your work is so so good 👌👌👌
it's always such a joy to watch you paint and hear about your creative process 😍
I love watching you both!
So nice to see to artist my favory artist daria callie and lena danya
We missed u alot, but u came back after 5 months!
This is SUCH a helpful video in so many ways! I am soooooooo in LOVE with your art and your combination of realism and creativity within your paintings. I’ve been following for years now, and you’ve helped me a LOT in my oil painting journey. It’s my passion. Thank you SOOO much for sharing with us your art journey and your knowledge. I appreciate it SO much!!
Thank you so much, Allie! I’m glad to hear it! ♡
I just found you. You are so good.
Someone asked when it's too late to start. Never. I'm 62 and recovering from an injury, unable to work. I just
started painting 5 months ago. I started with acrylics. I pay an Artist for studio space & supplies. He's very impressed and got my into oils. I did my 1st portrait, everyone tells me it seems as though I've painted for years.
That is why I check out Artist on RUclips, so I can learn from you.so far, you're the best and I'm already getting great tips from you, so thank you for having a channel.
Thank you so much
Jennifer Gennari, Alpay Efe, Lena Danya! I love them too! I hope you can do a collaboration with Alpay Efe some day. Many people wanted that to happen in one of his videos!
Imposter syndrome is also a very big problem for me.
Especially when the time between projects is too long too many thoughts like "oh, you just got lucky it worked out so well this time, next time you may mess up big time" can come up.
Not only is it super bad for my day-to-day mental health but its also super bad for business since it leads to me vastly undervalueing my work.
And it messes with my creativity a lot as well, since I cant paint anything if I'm afraid to mess anything up. 😅
Same for me...
You have been my inspiration to explore oil as my medium..💖 you're also my fav oil painter...💖💖💖
You are one of the best artists of this time.
I’m very flattered. Thank you ♡
You are amazing , and I wish you much success and happiness because as you know the two are of different worlds. Best wishes .
Really enjoyed this video,you should do more like this Daria. Love hearing snatches of an artists life as well as how you tackle a painting, lovely works :)
Thank you for a long video! I hope you’ll post more longer videos!
i'ved learned a lot from your vedio its very impormative and your technique are straight to point where you want to execute..perpectly done.
Daria. You and all you do are so beautiful 🥺🦋. Thank you for working hard and creating and following your hearts passion and journey
Oh, This figure painting is very beautiful!! I really love this style. and made me not only inspiring, but also study how to paint. Thank you for sharing!! ✨😍
You are the top! A real wonderful artist! Thank you 💖 Love from Italy
Daria wow what a beautiful painting you are so wonderful beautiful beautiful I love your paintings they are so amazing they belong in a museum for everyone around the world can see your fantastic works of art Tiffany ❤️ 🌷
Wow! That’s beautifully done and the skin tones are so amazing.☺️❤️
God bless you.🙏🏻
I appreciate the dedication that you put into your artwork inorder to make it this much eye-catching!You're so talented.... And by sharing your talent,you help lot of virtual friends around the world..... Wish you the very best my dear friend ❤.... May you succeed in everything you do🥰.
Ahhh i missed your videos miss daria ,super inspiring😭❤❤❤
You r great artist.........
And u r my inspiration........
🥰🥰🥰
Hii! 🤍
Found you today while randomly scrolling! I've been wanting to paint since days but I couldn't find enough motivation to do it! By watching your video it inspires me to go and pursue my passion!Really appreciate your talent! Gonna try it soon
That’s awesome! Thank you ❤
I am inspired to learn oil painting from your artwork, have a wonderful day ☺️🤗💖
Glad you’re back!
This is just amazing, I love your art❤️
Hey nice to see you again..
Welcome back Daria Callie..
Oh My Lord. Screw anyone who has anything negative to say about your paintings and how you go about them. You are absolutely incredible. And I don’t mean that in the sense of just encouragement for encouragement sake. Your work is astonishing. I would sue to be able to do what you can do.
Your an amazing artist thank you for sharing your talent
this video was so fun😍, can you talk about time management and how to find time to paint?
Girl what I literally live here in the NL 😂 I had no idea you were here too
Your drawings are amazing
You are my inspiration
Thanku....ur thought ,experience😍😍😍😍😍
Wow, you're really good at drawing. ~~^^🧡🧡💛💛👏👏
Waiting For The Next Video 😜
GOOD JOB.👏🏻
I also used to use Linseed oil to make the brush run a bit more fluid and not turpentine (smells way, way less than Turpentine, and for me, it's much easier to work with). By the way, your skill extremely good. I've said it before, but your work reminds me of the good old classics from centuries ago, that subtlety that the eye can perceive is not usually seen in photos, and which you catch with so much rich detail in tones and actual details, and beautiful blending. And that level is very difficult to find, today.
Yes, I agree, it's much easier to work with linseed oil.
And thank you so much, I appreciate you saying that!
thank you for this q&a
❤
Lovely to have a catch up video, always like the ones when you talk a lot lol. Some interesting topics, imposter syndrome?! Didn’t expect that. Recently had a visit to west dulwich gallery, mainly for portraits by old masters, but there was also Helen Frankenthaler:Radical Beauty abstract Impressionism. Mind bending. Will be interesting to hear what catches your eye in the Dutch museums and galleries. Look forward to more videos like this :)
Hi William, thank you. Wow, nice!
So far I’ve heard that Dutch museums and galleries are incredible, can’t wait to go and see it for myself.
You are so smart and gifted! Very very very great!!!!!
Have you tried water soluble oil paint for easy, non toxic cleaning? One brand also uses only non toxic pigments. We are so lucky to live in these modern times!
I love your work! Don't over think things too much, if it looks good, it is good.
One of the best pieces of advice I've heard is that it takes 1000's of mistakes to be good at painting so get busy and start making them. Thank you for sharing your work!
I haven’t tried water-soluble oil paints myself but several people who took my classes actually used water-soluble oil paints and had good experiences with them.
That’s a great advice. Thank you!
hi Daria, thanks so much for the video! It is beautiful and informative. I have a question related to the toxicity topic, when it comes to clean your brushes and you might use water and soap for example, don't the small bits of colors going down the drain contaminate water? I am trying to find an answer to this but it seems very hard to find a complete guide explaining the environmental impacts of oils. Thanks so much.
Wow very empressive work 👍❤️ your work is very realistic, i want to achieve this realism painting someday, like you. Thank you for sharing dear.
I love watching videos of you! It makes me feel inspired and pursue oil painting. I’m just curious though, I saw that you paint to a vellum board. How do you do it? Do you prime it with gesso first or just paint as it is?
😧👏 Oh my god it's amazing very good It's like real .🤩
I always waiting for your video to be upload. I was so happy 😍😍
Sei bravissima , a dispetto della giovane età, grande padronanza dei colori e del pennello ..
Mi piacerebbe rivedere come realizzi i colori della pelle
Chiara e scura
You're backkkkkk 🤗
🤗
keep uploading such a beautiful content
your work is amazing as well!
U r really all in one artist👏👏👏👏🙏
The color of the video is really good. painting is good too👍🏻
Hi Daria, since you have so many skin tones mixtures in your paintings have you thought about using earth colours like Yellow Ochre, Red Iron Oxide? They are much cheaper than Cadmiums and the Red is very opaque too. :)
After long time❤️
Keep it up.. I never color my portrait lol not sure why.. May be Arcylic not my choice and I had some oil paint a friend gift to me but it was hard.. I thought it can be painted without oil.
Love the eyes first step first painting.. Keep it up
You are a wonderful artist 👩🎨
Extraordinary! ❤️
Thanks 🙏 😁
Very nice work....subbed.....love from Ireland
То самое чувство когда ты это слушаешь не зная английского языка, но восхищаетшься картинами и голосом.
:-)
Beautiful oil painting👍❤️
Finally the video
Wow
❤
Finally 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇...
Love u teacher👩🏫
So beautiful!
How beautiful! 😍
❤️❤️
Wonderful creation 💖💖
you're so dedicated. do you ever get demotivated? how do you manage to stay consistent?
I sure do, and I’m not consistent all of the time. I think the way to get motivated again is to stop thinking of the outside approval (or possible disapproval) and stop demanding something from yourself, let it all go and focus on what you like, on what you want to do. Look at the good and exciting aspects of what you do and just start it, whatever it is. Once you’ve started - it gets easier.
Of course everyone is different and I don’t know your particular situation, but I’m sure you’ll figure it all out and I wish you all the best! :)
@@DariaCallie thanks for your insight! really appreciate it!
Дарья БРАВО! МОЛОДЕЦ! Спасибо.
Спасибо, Артур :)
I'm your Biggest fan🙂🙂❤️
Amazing👍
Beautiful painting🎨👍
Please share a video tips and trick how to paint like you
Solo una parola,Fantastica
hope you have more basic tutorial..step by step too..
Wow it's mind blowing 🙂
Mantaf.. Saya suka..
where can i find that eye reference image (to paint myself)? or is it only on your patreon?
Ogni opera, una meraviglia infinita
Quali sono i colori che hai usato ??
Grazie a prescindere
Выложите как нибудь пожалуйста полное видео ) первого рисунка ) 🙏🏼
My thoughts,
I find digital painting hard to control and artificial, with those undo features, cool effects like color dodge or multiply, working with layers every time you make a move making sure you work with the right layer and stroke delay, It’s hard to really make your soul connect to the artwork. It’s like Your subconscious mind kind of know something is off.
Maybe creating your art has to do with the journey and experience and has nothing to do with the finish line or the result.
Good job on your paintings and I like the energy of your voice.
Where do you have your camera to record? Id like to start recording my art process but i don't know where to put the camera ^^;;
2:00 I'm used to digital drawing/painting and my habit is to make base color then layering with darker or lighter color, oil painting is difficult for me :(
Amazing art I enjoyed
Miss u a lot
Her voice made me sleep 🥺
Is her portrait style realistic or like semi realistic ? Hyper realistic is like when really really really looks like the person your trying to paint like tooo realistic but I like her style but idk if it’s semi realistic or idkk
Hi Daria
Have you Had Brush Stroke Accidents on The Paintings?
Hey! What paper do you use?
great
مبدعه ❤️♥️❤️
awesome
Harikasınn
I have a question, in what type paper do you paint?
You are awesome.
May I kindly ask how do u draw ur portraits :>
Do you use a wood panel or pallete paper?
salam dari indonesia,saya sangat kagum kepada anda!
Я в восторге! Привет из Украины! 👍
Drafting job killed my wrists. Gave up art and painting. Hurts for 2 days if I paint for 2 hours. Any advice?
Magnifica ...Ciao!