Love that your giving alternatives to BRI products! Beginner artists are always at risk of becoming prey to the student side of the art supply market so this is a great way to steer them clear of products that are complete money-traps. Bravo!
I try my best to share what I know with artist of all experience levels and ages. I figure if I give you the best information I can... then you can make the decision of what is best for you and your art 💪
I appreciate your integrity and the recommendation you've provided in this video, Wild. We all love Bob Ross and his painting method, but I cannot in good conscience buy products from the company that's using his name. I've just subscribed to your channel and will look forward to more of your videos.
Welcome aboard buddy - I am working on a few video of BRI alternatives ( I am sure you will enjoy them when they launch ). They are sure to be awesome he he he 😜
Perfect timing! I am furious with BRI and was going to support William (Bill) Alexander (Alexander Art, the ACTUAL founder of Wet-on-wet painting, the teacher of Bob) but with shipping to Canada a regular tube of white was $30CAD!!!! NO THX. So I was getting discouraged and glad to see this video. You're great at helping us newbies and we appreciate it 🙌
Glad to help out. Testing out all the Bill Alexander is on my to do list. Just need to save up more money first. As you know painting supplies isn't cheap 😜
I actually found a lady who is certified to teach Bob Ross and she sold me her paints and brushes (she is no longer teaching and does acrylic pours now). She told me that they switched suppliers and the quality went down, so obviously she isn't the only one to think so. Of course the company is trying to make even more $ off a dead man. I don't care thats it just business, it's wrong. I'm glad to have the original paints, but when they run out I will try the Gamblin! Thx!
Great video, I've switched over to Gamblin 1980 for the past year. I always thought the newer bob ross paints were too oily. (Compared to the older paint tubes from BRI)
Glad to hear you are liking them. I just bought the brand new BR Kit with what I was told a re-work of the oil paints. Gunna test those out and let you know what I find out 💪
I just started oil painting about three months ago and I agree with everything in this (and your channel has generally been very helpful). I find the Gamblin 1980 paints to be high enough quality and the Windsor & Newton Tidy White is very thick. My advice for beginners is to stay away from the cheapest of everything (paint, canvas, and brushes). You won't know whether the problems you are having are because of your lack of experience or the poor quality of your supplies.
It’s nice to see that there are really great alternatives out there that may even be better than the original in some cases. It’s unfortunate that the kit doesn’t come with a couple of important colors but I’m glad they can be purchased separately. Looking forward to other alternatives to BRI products in future videos!
im glad you like these lol. i got my set today.. ive done 1 wet-on-wet painting now! actually turned out great!! even though i had waaaay too much magic white on 🤣 learnin a little at a time!! but im gonna learn it!! my first painting is with real cheap Royal Langnickel from Walmart.. actually turned out really good though!! i am seriously surprised at what ive painted lol.
Working on it. Might be a little while... I have to save up money to acquire all the different brushes. Or maybe we get a huge up-tick in YT members ha ha ha.
On the subject of paint, if you're like me and bought 200ml tubes of Bob Ross paints, only to find that the oil poured out on first use, then I would recommend Coghlans 200ml reusable clear plastic Squeeze Tubes. Not only are they easy to fill but the soft plastic makes it easy to massage the oil back into. Also, its easy to see your colours at a glance ( I know wild has put out a video on massaging Bob Ross tubes, but that didn't work for me.) I had previously bought the Paint Tube Wringer (thank you Wild!) and that got a workout transferring 14 x 200ml tubes across. Awesome product.
Thank you for this alternative. I will also vouch for the Windsor Newton titanium white, yes it will definitely break on a mountain. Looking forward to some brush alternatives as well. Again, nice job on the video!
Glad to here I am not alone on the Winsor Newton White Breaks. Brush video should be a fun one BUT gunna take a little while to get some brushes in ( gotta save up some money to acquire them first) Happy Painting!
Thanks Wild. I have always liked the 1980 from when I first stated painting. I have followed all your tutorials and think you're a perfect teacher. Even like the corny jokes. You always make me laugh. Thanks for all the reviews. Keep doing your thing. Much appreciated.
Woah woah woah... corny jokes.... I deliver pure gold on here weekly 😜 Glad to help you out - I try to make the videos fun to watch but also fun to make for myself. This way I keep pumping them out weekly 💪
Great video as always, Wild! Old Holland is a brand I actually know of that’s even more firm. It’s supposed to be the most firm paint you can get supposedly but I wouldn’t recommend it for wet on wet, as it’s a very very expensive brand. I only use it for my portraits and still life which I do on 8x10 or 11x14 canvases.
I haven't had the chance to play around with that series yet. Thanks for the recommendation. Once we get the channel to grow some more and we get a few more members. I would love to test and play with a bunch of different creative products on this channel.
I am so pleased you have put on this video it was only a few weeks ago i commented I used gamblin 1980 and you kindly replied you was going to do a video on this product good job mate 👍
Hmm. One thing it wouldn't be advisable to do with Gamblin, or any other regular oil paint (with a couple of exceptions) is follow the Bob Ross advice on "thin paint will stick to thick paint" - it WILL stick, but sooner or later it's likely to crack. There could also be problems if combining Bob Ross mediums with regular oil paint. Stick with Linseed Oil and you won't go far wrong. Plus, there's no need to go through that "beat the devil out of it" ritual to clean brushes: apart from anything else, people new to oil painting aren't likely to have a huge studio in which they can send paint flying all over the place, and won't be wanting to paint wearing oilskins, either. I don't know exactly what went into BRI oil paint, and the company has never been very informative about it: Gamblin, however, list the pigment letters and numbers on their tubes - so you can tell what's in them, look up the pigment, and satisfy yourself as to whether it's lightfast or not. Most reputable companies do that, and it's a big advantage to the painter - especially with colours labelled Sap Green, Vandyke Brown, and quite a lot of others, which are all mixes of different pigments: but mixes of WHAT? Without that information on the tube, you've no way of knowing.
This is very helpful since I will not buy BRI products any more. I noticed Gamblin 1980 have many more colors, if you buy tubes separately, including sap green and van dyke brown.
Glad to help - I really enjoy the 1980 Series... If you get them be sure to use the link (it helps my channel ) and I will be curious to know what you think of them once you use them.
I actually tried the Williamsburg Landscape set for $30 at Jerry’s Artarama. Professional grade with 11ml tubes. 37 ml Titanium white. Probably THE most highly pigmented paint I’ve ever tried with stunning colors. I usually use Bob Ross paints for things like bushes where lots of paint is required. And it doesn’t have Van Dyke Brown. But you’ll get a surprising amount of paintings out of this relatively small set of paints and the quality is unsurpassed.
I have seen this set BUT I haven't had the chance to play with it yet... Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products for the community 💪
What’s best about getting these alternatives is that you don’t have to worry about supporting BRI more specifically the Kowalskis. Just as long if you find a very firm and thick oil paint it will be just right for the technique
Hey Wild, I'm curious if you have tried the water mixable/soluble oil paints. I've been getting tired of replacing (read: buying) solvents and been starting to eye ball some water mixable oils that Winsor & Newton has in their line. Would be nice to toss the solvents and maybe, just maybe, the water mixable paints will be less likely to entice my doggos to lick my paintings while they sit and dry. 😂
Yes I have used them and they work. There is a right and a not so right way to use them. I really should make a video on them... Perhaps I will for ya. Adding It to the list now he he he. If you are interested in them now - They make small tubes you can buy. Get those and play around with them.
I agree for some of us on the other side of the pond Winsor & Newton is a cheaper option. Currently on Amazon Winsor & Newton Winton Oil Colour Paint Starter Set 10 x 37ml is £22.78 and the Gamblin 1980 Oil Color Exclusive Set 9 x 37ml is £56.04...but thanks for sharing alternatives
You should check out the Magic White by Brandon Thomas. It's a thicker consistency to Bobs' and Brandon is a current painter in the style. The paint is paint, his is rebrands and fine if you want to support him, but his Magic White is his own mix and good.
Thanks for the suggestion - He is a great RUclipsr. Not sure if I would want thicker MW... I might actually want thinner with the way I paint ha ha ha BUT I will have to try it sometime.
Working on it. Might be a little while... I have to save up money to acquire all the different brushes. Or maybe we get a huge up-tick in YT members ha ha ha.
Hey Wild - Love Ya ! When buying oils, can you explain when to use transparent oil paint, semi-transparent oil paint and opaque oil paint. Thanks SO MUCH :-)
Working on it - I need to collect more easels first ha ha ha. I do have reviews on these 2 here: H Easel: ruclips.net/video/xB1CD9yFFrM/видео.html BR Easel: ruclips.net/video/nllcBdS5Igg/видео.html
I've been wondering about this too. I am very confused. Thanks for the suggestions, Wild. And thanks to others for commenting as well. I will look forward to experimenting with Gamblin and Newton, and I will feel that this is just fine, and a "best practice, " that I'm aware of and familiar with other products. I'm not sure how to reconcile my feelings. Should I be disappointed in BRI because the Kowalski's are ruthless in business, or not nice people? Or because they cut Steve out, or because they make too much profits, or because their products aren't as good as they were, or because they take advantage of their suppliers and manufactures? What if everything was the same but Steve was getting a cut of the profits? Would this make BRI OK? I'm rather certain that if it wasn't for the Kowalski's I would never have discovered Bob much less painted wet-on-wet. Steve tells us that when he was young he wanted nothing to do with his father, or the business, and was estranged. I think this adds to my confusion. Should I stop taking classes from certified BRI instructors? My local instructor is amazing and I really like working with him. He painted with Steve THIS YEAR and he purchased a Steve painting, a Dana painting too, and brought them back to share with us, his students. Before the docu I wanted to take some "Paint-like-Bob" classes in Florida with the BRI team and maybe one day take the Teacher Training Seminar programs. It is good to read what others are thinking and doing. Thanks again!!
I haven't had the chance to try that series of paint yet... Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪
3:00 You've created a modern art masterpiece. Just testing paints? No say it's meant to be a profound statement about the human condition and the snobs and critics will slobber over it.
I apologize if this has already been asked and answered but...Is there a good alternative to the BRI Liquid White (and the other mediums)? Love the videos, Besides the man himself, you're one of the of the reasons I got inspired to give wet on wet painting (or any painting for that matter) a try.
Thanks for the awesome comment and more than glad to help you out. I have 2 video that might you out ( I am currently working on a new one BUT these should do til I launch that video) - Make LW: ruclips.net/video/c6ISb-xRCVs/видео.html - First Coat White - ruclips.net/video/H1FBgPWIoCE/видео.html Happy Painting buddy and thanks for the support.
Most likely cause Gamblin is bases here in the USA. The Winsor & Newton is a good alt that might be cheaper in your region. I will see what alts I can find for the UK peeps out there in other regions when I find some more time 💪
Bob Ross said you had to use his paint for wet on wet painting because his paints were a "Dry Mix" designed for this purpose. Is 1980 a dry mix? I've tried this technique with regular Gamblin artist oils and it doesn't work, so I gave up trying to paint this way. Wilson Bickford is another famous wet on wet painter who also has his own paints too.
You can learn all about gamblins colors here: gamblincolors.com/gamblin/ Many paints now a days can be used for wet on wet. I might just need to add medium to them is all. If you watch my channel you will see that I use Gamblin 1980, Winsor & Newton, & at times Lukas.
Can't' believe the official Bob Ross ones had degrades in quality over the years. I remember that he was very particular about them because he wanted to be sure that people who got them could follow along. Couldn't' spread the joy of painting if they were frustrating after all. So I'd have thought that of all the things to cheap out on, it wouldn't have been the paint. Maybe the tool handles, dropping the DVD and saying to go online for instructions, etc...
I wouldn't say they are cheap BUT they have cheapened over time ( compared to the old version at least ). They good news is they have rectified it a little and quality has gotten better.
Great paints! 👍 I used them for a good while doing wet on wet. Once I started focusing on detailed direct style painting, upgraded to premium stuff, same with lead primed linen. Once you use that stuff, and go back to $1 canvas and paints...lol it's not even a comparison. But trying new paints and brands and canvases and linen and brushes and mediums, etc...is the only way to find out exactly what works best for YOU. also, you want to use stuff that excites you! All gamblin is pretty good, Winsor Winton aint too bad. Artist grade winsor and gamblin are darn good. Rembrandt very good transparent colors. Williamsburg, very nice and firm buttery paint. Rublev awesome EVERYTHING(authentic and traditional) M. Harding has fantastic paint. Old holland very nice. Blue Ridge oil paint THEE BEST paint for the most reasonable price. Big tube(150ml) of blue, or white, or burnt Umber or Sienna gna be $20. As opposed to $60-$90 for the other premium grades lol but, Gamblin 1980 isn't bad for price, real pigments at least, great texture, easy to find. Same colors avaliable on 1980 as their artist grade line(Gamblin artists oil colors)....great job brother! As always!
Love testing and playing around with different paints and materials... You are right thought, its the only way to know what will work best for you. Its always tough to recommend or talk about paints, tools, and mediums on RUclips BECAUSE there is always that one person out there that will be like, "That paint sucks" or "That's not a good recommendation" or " that's not cheap and effective you should buy this... its only 10x the price though". Ha ha ha you can't win them all. Thank goodness the community here is badass and we all appreciate each other helping out and giving good feed back :)
@@WildCreates u certainly cannot win them all lol and I'm glad it's u making youtube vids on it...I still have a hard time sometimes ignoring trolls. I have to agree, your community is by in large helpful and respectful towards each other. I'm learning just as much as the next guy. Take care man!
Been doing YT long enough to know that trolls are lame and have no effect on me 😜. I will also be here to make awesome content for use all to learn from 💪
Great information. Do you have any videos on the water based oil paints to avoid using thinner? And how do they work with the wet on wet technique? Thanks
I have a water mixable oil kit that I have used a few times - YES, it does work for wet on wet. But you have to do a few things to prep it for that. I will see if I can make a video on it for ya in the future.
They also work great for new painters.... the main difference is the pigment. It wont be as bold and rich. If you check there website they have color sheets. Hope that helps a little
Awesome! It's good to see some nice alternative. Do you think there is a good alternative for Bob ross odorless thinner? Thank you for being so amazing!
There is - They are more expensive BUT they are way way healthier to work around. I am working on the video. Just waiting for the supplies to come off back order is all. Hit that sub button to know when it goes live for ya 💪
Would love to. However, I myself am finding no good leads yet. When I ask some people about other brushes they use they just say they are OK or no better than the BR brushes. I have a few in mind I wanna try but I need to buy them. But I don't have all the funds yet to dive into that big of a purchase yet. Maybe if we get a few more people to watch videos and share them plus people join the YT Member side. I can say up a little faster for it. But it is on the list!
Hi great news so I checked it out difference in the uk it’s £5 more expensive than Bobs also it’s 150 Bobs is 20ml don’t think I’ll be trying it . Why haven’t you checked out Bill Alexandra’s paint which is about the same price has Bob Ross paint
Biil Alexander is on the list to review... as you know paint supplies cost a lot of money at times. So I have to save up buys I can get some more. Perhaps if we can grow the channel more and get a few more channel members. We can do the reviews a little quicker on the channel 💪
@@WildCreates I’ve used Bill Alexander titanium white it breaks for me better than any other paint I’ve tried. Can’t get it in UK yet lucky for me our son lives in the USA price was same has Bobs same size too. Michael
Kinda hard to answer your question ( since its based on opinion, style, and needs ) You can check out the color theory swatches of the 1980 series on their site. This will show you the colors, tints and color make-up of each color they sell. That would be best to see which black is right for you. gamblincolors.com/oil-painting/color/1980-oil-colors/
Hi, I love your channel - can you suggest an alternative to the Bob Ross bucket? I saw the Netflix film and do no want to buy BRi products as the money doesn’t go to the right place! Thanks!
I have this video on the bucket that talks about alts you can use ( ruclips.net/video/Em3yaAdtWss/видео.html ) But I have a video coming up shortly where I talk about other buckets to use. Sub to know when it goes live
I would so like to try the bob ross technique but I am unsure because of the (stil) high price, all the chemicals (especially because his brother said maybe they were the cause of his death) and because in the beginning I thought you could paint on normal paper. So what are you doing with all your painted canvases?
Check out this video here if you wanna try painting for cheaper: ruclips.net/video/6FZJGO_wA_k/видео.html I sell my canvases.... I do about 3 to 4 events a year where I sell them.
Windsor and Newton’s student grade Winton series is very very firm. Especially the titanium white. It’s actually stiffer than the Bob Ross brand and they might actually be even cheaper than 1980 paints. At least with a coupon deal at Michael’s… What really stinks about BRI is that their paints and brushes are no longer made by M.F. Weber. It’s some other company and they’re also no longer made in the U. S and A. The new brushes are awful compared to the old ones and it’s kind of sad. The handles are different size and shape, the ferrule is a different size, the bristles are longer and more bushy. They splay out much worse and much faster. They really need to improve their equipment because the old brushes were top notch and honestly, nothing else compared to them. Now they don’t even make them anymore. Even with all of the negative feelings regarding the Kowalski’s, I would still be buying their brushes if they were of the same quality that they used to be. But they aren’t and there’s really nothing else as good. There are a couple competitors but nope, not quite as sleek and chiseled as the classic 2 in and 1 in brushes.
The Winsor & Newton Titanium White is one of my hacks for paint breaks cause it is so firm... It works wonders. It is a shame about the BRI quality - In my own personal opinion I would still recommend the Master kit for brand new painters ( cause its still the best way to jump in ) even with the trade down in quality. I am currently working on finding alternatives for BRI products ( I have a few videos on a few things, feels free to take a peak... But still looking for brushes). Be sure to hit that sub button so you know when I find some awesome brushes that will work.
perfect video Wild, is there any chance you will do a tutorial of using the script lenear brush, no matter what i do the color does'nt come out to the canvas. Thanks.
That thing is the devils brush ha ha ha. I still struggle with it at times. Short answer yes - I plan on doing a whole series on how to paint and use each brush.... just want to publish a few videos first that I am working on.
My issue with the Winsor & Newton Winton titanium white isn't a pure titanium white. It is PW4 and PW6. Loosely translates to titanium and zinc white pigments. Not the end of the world, because the BRI titanium is the same, PW4 and PW6 mixture. Gamblin 1980 titanium white is pure PW6. PW4 is called Transparent White (zinc white)
Getting into the heavy tech stuff are we.... I love it 😜 Yeah its a combo PW4/6 - Smart of you to know that 💪 For new painters though... it wont really affect them on their creative journey they are starting out with. I just wanted to guide them to a series of paint that is a BRI Alt.
@@WildCreates nope. Not at all. My beef is they call it titanium when it is mixed pigments. It may be primarily PW6. I've actually found in some cases I prefer zinc white (PW4) over titanium. Titanium can cause your tints to become chalky. Where zinc is slightly transparent, and doesn't go chalky. FWIW, in the Gamblin 1980 Transparent White is PW4. It's a good arrow to put in the quiver 🙂
@@WildCreates Hey Wild, how about some place for us (the Wild Creates Community) to share our art and have a place where we can interact and help each other. 😀
Working on it - I was hoping that there was a way people could post in the community section with their art but I am not seeing anything like that yet. I have been considering just doing a IG where peeps can message it too me. Still playing around to see what would be best and also easiest to keep up with 😜
I have not! Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪 Would love to share and show what I find out there.
Thanks for the recommendation!! After watching the documentary I’m not so sure I want to purchase bri products. If his some Steve is ever able to get his products out there I would definitely by a supporter! Thanks again!
I still love my BRI brushes - I am style working on a video slash update on other brushes I have found to replace them. Hit that sub button to know when it goes live.
Thanks so much! Yeah I do like them to. But nice to know about others out there. I don’t see BRI brushes anymore. I sure will. I always look for your new videos because I love your channel!☺️
Smell is a little subjective... BUT I normally have a sensitive nose ( since its so big ha ha ha ) Gamblin has a light odor to it. I would say its less then most oil paints out there. In my opinion I think it would be a good starting point if you are sensitive too oil odors.
Yes.... You can mix any oil with oil and any acrylic with acrylic. BUT PLEASE NOTE... That when you mix you will change the viscosity, texture, and properties of the paint. So make sure you do a small test first. This way you will know if it works for your needs.
I would be more than happy too - I use synthetic for some of my acrylic paintings. Let me see what I can do in a future video for you. Hit that sub button to know when it goes live 💪
All paints are more or less toxic ( just depends on what part you are talking about (consuming, breathing, touch ) ) If you click on the link below it will take you to the product and you can learn more about it. This way you can see if it will fit your health needs.
I guess that depends on what you mean by GOOD in your opinion. Would I recommend it? Yes I would. I like the color and flow it has. Are you looking for something in particular?
Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Never had the chance to try Old Holland yet ( I will add it to the list). Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪
@@WildCreates if you had the good sense to move off the Bob Ross stuff and Old Holland is too expensive go with M.Graham. It's a much better quality overall than Gamblin.
Interested in trying out 1980 Paint from Gamblin? You can get it here:
--> Gamblin 1980 Paint Set: geni.us/Gamblin1980Set
Thank you for this alternative to BRI. I will no longer purchase anything BRI and am pleased that you agree that their quality has declined.
Glad I could show you something new.
Happy Painting!
They're becoming that kind of paint that Bob warned us not to use. :(
Another posthumous slap to Bob's face.
@@thekidfromiowayeah, his whole life and death story, is quite sad..
Love that your giving alternatives to BRI products! Beginner artists are always at risk of becoming prey to the student side of the art supply market so this is a great way to steer them clear of products that are complete money-traps. Bravo!
I try my best to share what I know with artist of all experience levels and ages. I figure if I give you the best information I can... then you can make the decision of what is best for you and your art 💪
I appreciate your integrity and the recommendation you've provided in this video, Wild. We all love Bob Ross and his painting method, but I cannot in good conscience buy products from the company that's using his name. I've just subscribed to your channel and will look forward to more of your videos.
Welcome aboard buddy - I am working on a few video of BRI alternatives ( I am sure you will enjoy them when they launch ). They are sure to be awesome he he he 😜
Perfect timing! I am furious with BRI and was going to support William (Bill) Alexander (Alexander Art, the ACTUAL founder of Wet-on-wet painting, the teacher of Bob) but with shipping to Canada a regular tube of white was $30CAD!!!! NO THX. So I was getting discouraged and glad to see this video. You're great at helping us newbies and we appreciate it 🙌
Glad to help out.
Testing out all the Bill Alexander is on my to do list. Just need to save up more money first. As you know painting supplies isn't cheap 😜
I actually found a lady who is certified to teach Bob Ross and she sold me her paints and brushes (she is no longer teaching and does acrylic pours now). She told me that they switched suppliers and the quality went down, so obviously she isn't the only one to think so. Of course the company is trying to make even more $ off a dead man. I don't care thats it just business, it's wrong. I'm glad to have the original paints, but when they run out I will try the Gamblin! Thx!
Nice score on the brushes and paints.
I am glad I could show you an awesome alternative to BRI Paint.
Loved your review, I’ve been wondering about alternatives to Bob Ross paint. Thanks so much.
Glad I could come in clutch for you - Working on other alternatives for brushes and mediums too. Hit that sub button and stay tuned. 😜
Another useful video. Thank you again.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video, I've switched over to Gamblin 1980 for the past year. I always thought the newer bob ross paints were too oily. (Compared to the older paint tubes from BRI)
Glad to hear you are liking them.
I just bought the brand new BR Kit with what I was told a re-work of the oil paints. Gunna test those out and let you know what I find out 💪
I just started oil painting about three months ago and I agree with everything in this (and your channel has generally been very helpful). I find the Gamblin 1980 paints to be high enough quality and the Windsor & Newton Tidy White is very thick. My advice for beginners is to stay away from the cheapest of everything (paint, canvas, and brushes). You won't know whether the problems you are having are because of your lack of experience or the poor quality of your supplies.
That is good advice - Never go cheap But you can go budget friendly if you need too ( but know the difference ).
It’s nice to see that there are really great alternatives out there that may even be better than the original in some cases. It’s unfortunate that the kit doesn’t come with a couple of important colors but I’m glad they can be purchased separately. Looking forward to other alternatives to BRI products in future videos!
If you are feeling lucky you can always build your own kit of colors - This way you get you what you want.
im glad you like these lol. i got my set today.. ive done 1 wet-on-wet painting now! actually turned out great!! even though i had waaaay too much magic white on 🤣 learnin a little at a time!! but im gonna learn it!! my first painting is with real cheap Royal Langnickel from Walmart.. actually turned out really good though!! i am seriously surprised at what ive painted lol.
I am glad to hear that you are having fun with your painting adventures. Stick with it and you will be amazed at what you can make.
Can’t wait for brush alternatives! Appreciate the hard work!
Working on it.
Might be a little while... I have to save up money to acquire all the different brushes. Or maybe we get a huge up-tick in YT members ha ha ha.
On the subject of paint, if you're like me and bought 200ml tubes of Bob Ross paints, only to find that the oil poured out on first use, then I would recommend Coghlans 200ml reusable clear plastic Squeeze Tubes. Not only are they easy to fill but the soft plastic makes it easy to massage the oil back into. Also, its easy to see your colours at a glance ( I know wild has put out a video on massaging Bob Ross tubes, but that didn't work for me.) I had previously bought the Paint Tube Wringer (thank you Wild!) and that got a workout transferring 14 x 200ml tubes across. Awesome product.
Thanks for the tube recommendations ( I will have to check them out).
I am always down for a good recommendation so thanks for sharing 💪
Thank you for this alternative. I will also vouch for the Windsor Newton titanium white, yes it will definitely break on a mountain. Looking forward to some brush alternatives as well. Again, nice job on the video!
Glad to here I am not alone on the Winsor Newton White Breaks.
Brush video should be a fun one BUT gunna take a little while to get some brushes in ( gotta save up some money to acquire them first)
Happy Painting!
Thanks Wild. I have always liked the 1980 from when I first stated painting. I have followed all your tutorials and think you're a perfect teacher. Even like the corny jokes. You always make me laugh. Thanks for all the reviews. Keep doing your thing. Much appreciated.
Woah woah woah... corny jokes.... I deliver pure gold on here weekly 😜
Glad to help you out - I try to make the videos fun to watch but also fun to make for myself. This way I keep pumping them out weekly 💪
Great video as always, Wild! Old Holland is a brand I actually know of that’s even more firm. It’s supposed to be the most firm paint you can get supposedly but I wouldn’t recommend it for wet on wet, as it’s a very very expensive brand. I only use it for my portraits and still life which I do on 8x10 or 11x14 canvases.
I haven't had the chance to play around with that series yet. Thanks for the recommendation. Once we get the channel to grow some more and we get a few more members. I would love to test and play with a bunch of different creative products on this channel.
@@WildCreates Sounds like a plan and looking forward to it and all your future videos. Keep up the great work!
Thanks buddy
Old Holland is a dream for wet in wet because of its very high pigment load but I add in some resin like damar
I've been painting on and off for years. Self taught. Love your work here. So much information. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words - I hope my videos have helped you jump back into being creative 💪
@@WildCreates Yes, you have. I lost some vision. So I'm starting again in many ways.
Heck ya, I will do my best to help accelerate that passion back into your life 💪
Thank you for all this info!
You are super welcome. Thanks for watching 🔥
I am so pleased you have put on this video it was only a few weeks ago i commented I used gamblin 1980 and you kindly replied you was going to do a video on this product good job mate 👍
I try my best to really help out the community we have hear AND I listen to the feedback and comments. So always feel free to share here 💪
Hmm. One thing it wouldn't be advisable to do with Gamblin, or any other regular oil paint (with a couple of exceptions) is follow the Bob Ross advice on "thin paint will stick to thick paint" - it WILL stick, but sooner or later it's likely to crack. There could also be problems if combining Bob Ross mediums with regular oil paint. Stick with Linseed Oil and you won't go far wrong. Plus, there's no need to go through that "beat the devil out of it" ritual to clean brushes: apart from anything else, people new to oil painting aren't likely to have a huge studio in which they can send paint flying all over the place, and won't be wanting to paint wearing oilskins, either.
I don't know exactly what went into BRI oil paint, and the company has never been very informative about it: Gamblin, however, list the pigment letters and numbers on their tubes - so you can tell what's in them, look up the pigment, and satisfy yourself as to whether it's lightfast or not. Most reputable companies do that, and it's a big advantage to the painter - especially with colours labelled Sap Green, Vandyke Brown, and quite a lot of others, which are all mixes of different pigments: but mixes of WHAT? Without that information on the tube, you've no way of knowing.
All good information here... I will have to go back and look at the updated BR tubes and see if they added the make-up on int
Thank you for this GREAT video! I just ordered the Gamblin set through youir link. Thanks so much! This is a great video!!
Awesome! Thank you!
Let me know how you like it 😜
This is very helpful since I will not buy BRI products any more. I noticed Gamblin 1980 have many more colors, if you buy tubes separately, including sap green and van dyke brown.
I am glad to help out where I can.
I am also excited to try out some different colors from their line up.
I love to see this video.. I never new you had this before i posted on another video... great and thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
They make awesome colors - give it a try.
That's good advice, I'm always looking for something that works similar to the bri
Glad to help - I really enjoy the 1980 Series... If you get them be sure to use the link (it helps my channel ) and I will be curious to know what you think of them once you use them.
If Bob Ross was actually behind the product...it's a yes......but happy to stick with Gamblin for that reason.. thank you for the awesome demo!
Thanks for watching the video and always glad to share what I know 💪
I actually tried the Williamsburg Landscape set for $30 at Jerry’s Artarama. Professional grade with 11ml tubes. 37 ml Titanium white. Probably THE most highly pigmented paint I’ve ever tried with stunning colors. I usually use Bob Ross paints for things like bushes where lots of paint is required. And it doesn’t have Van Dyke Brown. But you’ll get a surprising amount of paintings out of this relatively small set of paints and the quality is unsurpassed.
I have seen this set BUT I haven't had the chance to play with it yet... Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products for the community 💪
yaaaay!! thanks for making this video, love gamblin 1980 oil paint.
Awesome - curious if the points I brought up in the video you agree with OR have a different opinion on them.
What’s best about getting these alternatives is that you don’t have to worry about supporting BRI more specifically the Kowalskis. Just as long if you find a very firm and thick oil paint it will be just right for the technique
I have a few BRI alternative videos if you are interested. Give them a peak 💪
@@WildCreates sure give me a link
Just check under my video section - you will find them there
@@WildCreates thanks bro
Hell yeah. These paints are incredible.
I enjoyed the series series a lot - I really wanna try some of their other colors when I get a chance :)
Love it, Wild! 😍
Always glad to help you out
Hey Wild, I'm curious if you have tried the water mixable/soluble oil paints. I've been getting tired of replacing (read: buying) solvents and been starting to eye ball some water mixable oils that Winsor & Newton has in their line.
Would be nice to toss the solvents and maybe, just maybe, the water mixable paints will be less likely to entice my doggos to lick my paintings while they sit and dry. 😂
Yes I have used them and they work. There is a right and a not so right way to use them. I really should make a video on them... Perhaps I will for ya.
Adding It to the list now he he he.
If you are interested in them now - They make small tubes you can buy. Get those and play around with them.
@@WildCreates yea I have them in my Amazon cart waiting for the next time I buy stuff.
I'll keep an eye out for your video on these paints!
I agree for some of us on the other side of the pond Winsor & Newton is a cheaper option. Currently on Amazon Winsor & Newton Winton Oil Colour Paint Starter Set 10 x 37ml is £22.78 and the Gamblin 1980 Oil Color Exclusive Set 9 x 37ml is £56.04...but thanks for sharing alternatives
I will see what I can find for all my UK & Euro artists out there 💪
You should check out the Magic White by Brandon Thomas. It's a thicker consistency to Bobs' and Brandon is a current painter in the style. The paint is paint, his is rebrands and fine if you want to support him, but his Magic White is his own mix and good.
Thanks for the suggestion - He is a great RUclipsr.
Not sure if I would want thicker MW... I might actually want thinner with the way I paint ha ha ha BUT I will have to try it sometime.
Another great video!! Nice job!!
I look forward to BRI brush substitutes!!
Working on it.
Might be a little while... I have to save up money to acquire all the different brushes. Or maybe we get a huge up-tick in YT members ha ha ha.
@@WildCreates
I took your good advice & bought this pack yesterday. I'm very excited to try it out. But, what's the gel tube used for?
Hey Wild - Love Ya ! When buying oils, can you explain when to use transparent oil paint, semi-transparent oil paint and opaque oil paint. Thanks SO MUCH :-)
I would have to make a video on it because there are a few reasons. I will add it to the list for ya.
Could you do a video on what easels are best ?
Working on it - I need to collect more easels first ha ha ha. I do have reviews on these 2 here:
H Easel: ruclips.net/video/xB1CD9yFFrM/видео.html
BR Easel: ruclips.net/video/nllcBdS5Igg/видео.html
I've been wondering about this too. I am very confused. Thanks for the suggestions, Wild. And thanks to others for commenting as well. I will look forward to experimenting with Gamblin and Newton, and I will feel that this is just fine, and a "best practice, " that I'm aware of and familiar with other products.
I'm not sure how to reconcile my feelings. Should I be disappointed in BRI because the Kowalski's are ruthless in business, or not nice people? Or because they cut Steve out, or because they make too much profits, or because their products aren't as good as they were, or because they take advantage of their suppliers and manufactures?
What if everything was the same but Steve was getting a cut of the profits? Would this make BRI OK?
I'm rather certain that if it wasn't for the Kowalski's I would never have discovered Bob much less painted wet-on-wet. Steve tells us that when he was young he wanted nothing to do with his father, or the business, and was estranged. I think this adds to my confusion.
Should I stop taking classes from certified BRI instructors? My local instructor is amazing and I really like working with him. He painted with Steve THIS YEAR and he purchased a Steve painting, a Dana painting too, and brought them back to share with us, his students. Before the docu I wanted to take some "Paint-like-Bob" classes in Florida with the BRI team and maybe one day take the Teacher Training Seminar programs.
It is good to read what others are thinking and doing. Thanks again!!
I think its a personal matter for each enthusiast - Just do what you think is best and what makes you happy. Thats all you can do.
I've heard a lot of good things about Grumbacher Pre-Tested oil paints too.
I haven't had the chance to try that series of paint yet... Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪
That's great information thank you god bless my friend
Always glad to help out and share :)
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You've created a modern art masterpiece. Just testing paints? No say it's meant to be a profound statement about the human condition and the snobs and critics will slobber over it.
Ha ha ha I will sell it for 10K :)
I apologize if this has already been asked and answered but...Is there a good alternative to the BRI Liquid White (and the other mediums)? Love the videos, Besides the man himself, you're one of the of the reasons I got inspired to give wet on wet painting (or any painting for that matter) a try.
Thanks for the awesome comment and more than glad to help you out.
I have 2 video that might you out ( I am currently working on a new one BUT these should do til I launch that video)
- Make LW: ruclips.net/video/c6ISb-xRCVs/видео.html
- First Coat White - ruclips.net/video/H1FBgPWIoCE/видео.html
Happy Painting buddy and thanks for the support.
Thank you so much for the info!
You are so welcome!
Its seams the bob ross midnight black was specific. What would be the closest black ?
I have actually heard the same thing about these paints. I'm having problems finding it in the UK xx
Most likely cause Gamblin is bases here in the USA. The Winsor & Newton is a good alt that might be cheaper in your region.
I will see what alts I can find for the UK peeps out there in other regions when I find some more time 💪
Bob Ross said you had to use his paint for wet on wet painting because his paints were a "Dry Mix" designed for this purpose. Is 1980 a dry mix? I've tried this technique with regular Gamblin artist oils and it doesn't work, so I gave up trying to paint this way. Wilson Bickford is another famous wet on wet painter who also has his own paints too.
You can learn all about gamblins colors here: gamblincolors.com/gamblin/
Many paints now a days can be used for wet on wet. I might just need to add medium to them is all. If you watch my channel you will see that I use Gamblin 1980, Winsor & Newton, & at times Lukas.
Can't' believe the official Bob Ross ones had degrades in quality over the years. I remember that he was very particular about them because he wanted to be sure that people who got them could follow along. Couldn't' spread the joy of painting if they were frustrating after all. So I'd have thought that of all the things to cheap out on, it wouldn't have been the paint. Maybe the tool handles, dropping the DVD and saying to go online for instructions, etc...
I wouldn't say they are cheap BUT they have cheapened over time ( compared to the old version at least ). They good news is they have rectified it a little and quality has gotten better.
Winston imo is the best alternative nice thick stuff.
Do you mean Winsor & Newton?
@@WildCreates Yeah them but I always called it Winston
Great paints! 👍 I used them for a good while doing wet on wet. Once I started focusing on detailed direct style painting, upgraded to premium stuff, same with lead primed linen. Once you use that stuff, and go back to $1 canvas and paints...lol it's not even a comparison. But trying new paints and brands and canvases and linen and brushes and mediums, etc...is the only way to find out exactly what works best for YOU. also, you want to use stuff that excites you! All gamblin is pretty good, Winsor Winton aint too bad. Artist grade winsor and gamblin are darn good. Rembrandt very good transparent colors. Williamsburg, very nice and firm buttery paint. Rublev awesome EVERYTHING(authentic and traditional) M. Harding has fantastic paint. Old holland very nice. Blue Ridge oil paint THEE BEST paint for the most reasonable price. Big tube(150ml) of blue, or white, or burnt Umber or Sienna gna be $20. As opposed to $60-$90 for the other premium grades lol but, Gamblin 1980 isn't bad for price, real pigments at least, great texture, easy to find. Same colors avaliable on 1980 as their artist grade line(Gamblin artists oil colors)....great job brother! As always!
Love testing and playing around with different paints and materials... You are right thought, its the only way to know what will work best for you.
Its always tough to recommend or talk about paints, tools, and mediums on RUclips BECAUSE there is always that one person out there that will be like, "That paint sucks" or "That's not a good recommendation" or " that's not cheap and effective you should buy this... its only 10x the price though".
Ha ha ha you can't win them all. Thank goodness the community here is badass and we all appreciate each other helping out and giving good feed back :)
@@WildCreates u certainly cannot win them all lol and I'm glad it's u making youtube vids on it...I still have a hard time sometimes ignoring trolls. I have to agree, your community is by in large helpful and respectful towards each other. I'm learning just as much as the next guy. Take care man!
Been doing YT long enough to know that trolls are lame and have no effect on me 😜.
I will also be here to make awesome content for use all to learn from 💪
Great information. Do you have any videos on the water based oil paints to avoid using thinner? And how do they work with the wet on wet technique? Thanks
I have a water mixable oil kit that I have used a few times - YES, it does work for wet on wet. But you have to do a few things to prep it for that.
I will see if I can make a video on it for ya in the future.
nice product review, thnxs
Glad to help you out bro 💪
Really helpful, any thoughts on the Alexander Art paint? (I saw your video on them but no real information on the quality of the paint)
I have yet to personally test them in depth DUE to Cost. If i can get more support on this channel I will take the dive into them.
I like gamblin paints!
I love 'em. I always have them on hand.
Putting expense aside, how do the regular Gamblin paints compare to the Gamblin 1980 line for the wet on wet Bob Ross style?
They also work great for new painters.... the main difference is the pigment. It wont be as bold and rich. If you check there website they have color sheets.
Hope that helps a little
@@WildCreates thanks, that's very helpful! I'm really enjoying your informative videos.
Glad to help - We will call it even by you hitting that SUB button 🔥
@@WildCreates I was already subscribed. If I hit the SUB button now, it will unsubscribe me! :)
Thanks for that SUB love.
You have a great personality for RUclips. There are so many others I find very annoying. Not you!
Ha ha ha Thanks.... Don't worry I am sure in time I will find a way to annoy ya 😜
Thanks for watching and happy painting.
Awesome! It's good to see some nice alternative.
Do you think there is a good alternative for Bob ross odorless thinner?
Thank you for being so amazing!
There is - They are more expensive BUT they are way way healthier to work around. I am working on the video. Just waiting for the supplies to come off back order is all.
Hit that sub button to know when it goes live for ya 💪
@@WildCreates Looking forward to it! 😊
Hey Wild. Could you make a similar video for alternative brushes we could use, other than the Bob Ross brand?
Would love to. However, I myself am finding no good leads yet. When I ask some people about other brushes they use they just say they are OK or no better than the BR brushes.
I have a few in mind I wanna try but I need to buy them. But I don't have all the funds yet to dive into that big of a purchase yet. Maybe if we get a few more people to watch videos and share them plus people join the YT Member side. I can say up a little faster for it.
But it is on the list!
Hi great news so I checked it out difference in the uk it’s £5 more expensive than Bobs also it’s 150 Bobs is 20ml don’t think I’ll be trying it . Why haven’t you checked out Bill Alexandra’s paint which is about the same price has Bob Ross paint
Biil Alexander is on the list to review... as you know paint supplies cost a lot of money at times. So I have to save up buys I can get some more. Perhaps if we can grow the channel more and get a few more channel members. We can do the reviews a little quicker on the channel 💪
@@WildCreates
I’ve used Bill Alexander titanium white it breaks for me better than any other paint I’ve tried. Can’t get it in UK yet lucky for me our son lives in the USA price was same has Bobs same size too.
Michael
Oh awesome and thanks for the input.
I will be sure to do a video on it... 100% it will be awesome 💪
Great video! only question... how does the black compare or do you have a suggestion since BRI black is kinda purple hued? Thank youuuuu
Kinda hard to answer your question ( since its based on opinion, style, and needs ) You can check out the color theory swatches of the 1980 series on their site. This will show you the colors, tints and color make-up of each color they sell. That would be best to see which black is right for you.
gamblincolors.com/oil-painting/color/1980-oil-colors/
Thank you so much.
You are welcome. I hope that it helped you out 💪
Hi, I love your channel - can you suggest an alternative to the Bob Ross bucket? I saw the Netflix film and do no want to buy BRi products as the money doesn’t go to the right place! Thanks!
I have this video on the bucket that talks about alts you can use ( ruclips.net/video/Em3yaAdtWss/видео.html )
But I have a video coming up shortly where I talk about other buckets to use. Sub to know when it goes live
Should I skip on burnt sienna and Indian yellow or buy those as well?
If you are low on funds you can skip - but if you can afford it, they are worth getting IF you think you will use them.
I would so like to try the bob ross technique but I am unsure because of the (stil) high price, all the chemicals (especially because his brother said maybe they were the cause of his death) and because in the beginning I thought you could paint on normal paper. So what are you doing with all your painted canvases?
Check out this video here if you wanna try painting for cheaper: ruclips.net/video/6FZJGO_wA_k/видео.html
I sell my canvases.... I do about 3 to 4 events a year where I sell them.
Windsor and Newton’s student grade Winton series is very very firm. Especially the titanium white. It’s actually stiffer than the Bob Ross brand and they might actually be even cheaper than 1980 paints. At least with a coupon deal at Michael’s… What really stinks about BRI is that their paints and brushes are no longer made by M.F. Weber. It’s some other company and they’re also no longer made in the U. S and A. The new brushes are awful compared to the old ones and it’s kind of sad. The handles are different size and shape, the ferrule is a different size, the bristles are longer and more bushy. They splay out much worse and much faster. They really need to improve their equipment because the old brushes were top notch and honestly, nothing else compared to them. Now they don’t even make them anymore. Even with all of the negative feelings regarding the Kowalski’s, I would still be buying their brushes if they were of the same quality that they used to be. But they aren’t and there’s really nothing else as good. There are a couple competitors but nope, not quite as sleek and chiseled as the classic 2 in and 1 in brushes.
The Winsor & Newton Titanium White is one of my hacks for paint breaks cause it is so firm... It works wonders.
It is a shame about the BRI quality - In my own personal opinion I would still recommend the Master kit for brand new painters ( cause its still the best way to jump in ) even with the trade down in quality. I am currently working on finding alternatives for BRI products ( I have a few videos on a few things, feels free to take a peak... But still looking for brushes). Be sure to hit that sub button so you know when I find some awesome brushes that will work.
perfect video Wild, is there any chance you will do a tutorial of using the script lenear brush, no matter what i do the color does'nt come out to the canvas. Thanks.
That thing is the devils brush ha ha ha. I still struggle with it at times.
Short answer yes - I plan on doing a whole series on how to paint and use each brush.... just want to publish a few videos first that I am working on.
@@WildCreates thank you so much good luck.
What paint do you use most often for your paintings?
Do you mean brand or color?
Brand
I generally use 3 brands/versions.
- Gamblin 1980 Series Oil
- Winsor Newton Oil
- Winsor Newton Water Mixable Oil
Hope that helps
Very helpful thank you!
Glad to help you out.
My issue with the Winsor & Newton Winton titanium white isn't a pure titanium white. It is PW4 and PW6. Loosely translates to titanium and zinc white pigments. Not the end of the world, because the BRI titanium is the same, PW4 and PW6 mixture.
Gamblin 1980 titanium white is pure PW6. PW4 is called Transparent White (zinc white)
Getting into the heavy tech stuff are we.... I love it 😜
Yeah its a combo PW4/6 - Smart of you to know that 💪
For new painters though... it wont really affect them on their creative journey they are starting out with. I just wanted to guide them to a series of paint that is a BRI Alt.
@@WildCreates nope. Not at all. My beef is they call it titanium when it is mixed pigments. It may be primarily PW6. I've actually found in some cases I prefer zinc white (PW4) over titanium. Titanium can cause your tints to become chalky. Where zinc is slightly transparent, and doesn't go chalky. FWIW, in the Gamblin 1980 Transparent White is PW4. It's a good arrow to put in the quiver 🙂
I shall add another arrow then 😜
@@WildCreates Hey Wild, how about some place for us (the Wild Creates Community) to share our art and have a place where we can interact and help each other. 😀
Working on it - I was hoping that there was a way people could post in the community section with their art but I am not seeing anything like that yet. I have been considering just doing a IG where peeps can message it too me.
Still playing around to see what would be best and also easiest to keep up with 😜
THANK YOU
You are welcome.
You can always hit that Super Thanks button to show your appreciation.
Have you ever compared Lukas 1862? How does it rate in comparison?
I have not!
Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪
Would love to share and show what I find out there.
Wet on wet adventures with Wild Creates 😉
If you want a real adventure you can check out this video:
ruclips.net/video/T1UxQbSQ0NQ/видео.html
Thanks for the recommendation!! After watching the documentary I’m not so sure I want to purchase bri products. If his some Steve is ever able to get his products out there I would definitely by a supporter! Thanks again!
Glad to share and help.
I will be stoked is Steve is able to come out with his own line.
What brushes do you recommend instead of the Bob Ross brushes?
I still love my BRI brushes - I am style working on a video slash update on other brushes I have found to replace them. Hit that sub button to know when it goes live.
Thanks so much! Yeah I do like them to. But nice to know about others out there. I don’t see BRI brushes anymore.
I sure will. I always look for your new videos because I love your channel!☺️
Thanks and I appreciate your support.
what about the smell of Gamblin?
Smell is a little subjective... BUT I normally have a sensitive nose ( since its so big ha ha ha ) Gamblin has a light odor to it. I would say its less then most oil paints out there. In my opinion I think it would be a good starting point if you are sensitive too oil odors.
Do they make water soluble oils?
I dont think Gamblin does but Winsor and Newton does. Take a look at the link below:
geni.us/WinsorNewtonOilPaint
Hope that helps
Great vid
Thanks buddy. I hope it helped 👍
Thanks buddy. I hope it helped 👍
I have some artist grade gamblin, can I mix it with professional oil?
Yes.... You can mix any oil with oil and any acrylic with acrylic.
BUT PLEASE NOTE... That when you mix you will change the viscosity, texture, and properties of the paint. So make sure you do a small test first. This way you will know if it works for your needs.
For us vegans, can you let us know any good synthetic brushes, thanks love it vids! Helped me alot
I would be more than happy too - I use synthetic for some of my acrylic paintings.
Let me see what I can do in a future video for you. Hit that sub button to know when it goes live 💪
@@WildCreates already subscribed!!! Thank you, prefably oil if synthetic works for oil
Thanks for that sub love.
What about Permalba?
I have not had the chance to test out all there colors for wet on wet yet.
Perhaps in a future video I can.
Maybe I'll stick to digital painting for now...
I will make some digital video in the future - stay tuned for that.
Are these painting toxic?
All paints are more or less toxic ( just depends on what part you are talking about (consuming, breathing, touch ) )
If you click on the link below it will take you to the product and you can learn more about it. This way you can see if it will fit your health needs.
Wild is the gamblin 1980 van dyke brown good?
I guess that depends on what you mean by GOOD in your opinion. Would I recommend it? Yes I would. I like the color and flow it has. Are you looking for something in particular?
@@WildCreates thank you
Thank you.
Ha ha ha - You commented before I could even finish setting it up
@@WildCreates let's help that algorithm. I work as SEO and know how important is :)
Here is 10 pm. I can't sleep to comment (and support you)
I would likebyou to sell Wild Bills wet on wet for acrylics!
Never heard of it - link me to it and I can check it out.
Bob Ross got slap
It Slaps 😜
Treat yourself and use M.Graham instead. Then when you're ready move to Old Holland.
Thanks for sharing, I appreciate it. Never had the chance to try Old Holland yet ( I will add it to the list). Perhaps if we get the channel to grow a little more and I get a few more members, I can review a bunch of different products/paints for the community 💪
@@WildCreates if you had the good sense to move off the Bob Ross stuff and Old Holland is too expensive go with M.Graham. It's a much better quality overall than Gamblin.
I will add them all to the list and really treat myself 💪
Gambling is Toxic… literally
Gambling can be toxic 😋