Now I'll make you smile. My Dad was a dental surgeon and learned his craft doing childrens checkups and nervious patients. His soft spoken tone meant that the kids first exposure to dentristy was positive and not scary. But he did get me one day when I asked him what happened if he couldn't pull a tooth. 'Oh thats not a problem' he said 'I just hammer them back in!' Arn't you pleased I didn't become a dentist too! 😃😎
@IngeniousOutdoors I love his soothing voice. It Keeps me calm while painting along with him. Wish I could paint as fast as he does. Ive Got to keep pausing his videos to catch up. Best tutorials ever though !
Thank you Bo. It took a lot of digging through my back catalogue of clips and pickles but I hope it will be a resource folks can dip into when they get stuck. Happy Painting - Paul 😃😎
This is a very informational video. Your train painting is beautiful! Your wigs, hats and other costumes are hilarious and brings to life your character. LOL Thank you Paul for sharing your vast knowledge with us. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into producing your instructional videos. 🎩😸🥰🤩😍😎🤡👺💝🎨
Hi Cheryl - I enjoy having some fun with the videos just to keep things fun and no too content heavy. I have a ton more tips and tricks I picked up along the way. But thats for another Q&A sometime. Next its back to the tutorials and something I've been trying to get with my own work. Whats that? you say Well tune in and see. Have a great week and thank you for all the support. Paul and the gang - 😃😍😎
My retirement bucket list started with learning to paint in the Bob Ross style. I cannot even begin to tell you how happy I am that I found your channel to help me continue my journey. Thank you so much Paul!!!! Thank you!
Hello Antonette - welcome on board my little channel. I'm delighted to hear my tutorials are hitting the spot with you. As long as you're having fun then thats all I need to know to keep on making new tutorials. Best wishes Paul 😃🥰😎
Hi Paul, great video. I liked it. You answered all the questions with useful and smart advice. Thank you for answering my question in the chat. This is a new and wonderful experience, I am glad when more experienced artists share their passions among all of us. I hope you will have more videos like this and many more creative ideas. I also have a little advice for you. In my research for certain toppings, I came across a video where they mention a good substitute for Lead White. I was interested and they said a lot of useful things for portrait artists. I will send you the video and I hope you will find out something there that could be useful to you. My advice is to watch that video. Thank you again for answering my question in this video. As always, I wish you happy painting, a peaceful week and a pleasant day.
Thank you so much for finding out new information. I'm a bit of a sponge when it comes to soaking up new ideas so hope I can include some for a future video. Have a great week too - Paul 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Thank you Hugh. I'm pleased to be able to share some of the things that have helped me over the years. Lots more to do so maybe another Q&A sometime - Paul 😃😎
Thank you Clayton. I hope this becomes a regular sorce of information to dip into. But there's a lot more to come - Enjoy the switch to oils and hope you can do some mix media too. - Paul 😃😎 p.s. check out Micheal James Smith for some amazing paintings too!
Thank you William. I think a sense of humour is all I have sometimes to keep me launching my brushes across the room. Thankfully it dosn't happen too often. Happy Painting 😄🤣😎
This was so helpful, Paul! You had a lot of visual aids that helped s ton. Keep making these, once in a while it’s great to sum up all the questions you get. Love the rockstar hair do!! Have a fantastic week!! 🤗✨🎨🖌️
Thanks Stephanie - ah the days when a trip to the barbers resulted in a hair cut with a style in mind. Now I get a discount because he doesn't need to stand up!😂😂
Hi Sylvia - yes I think I did exactly the same when I started out many moons ago. I soon found out that artists Linseed oil is a much finer and more refined oil. The linseed oil from the DIY store was for my cricket bat! - Happy Painting - Paul 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Great advice on varnishing Paul - just what I needed. I'll give mine 12 months to fully dry & then try the spray you mentioned, as I'm concerned brushing with a liquid varnish could go array & ruin the painting. Thanks again. 👍
Hi Paul! Useful content as always! Yes, I would love to see another Q&A in the future. Ironically, I just bought a color wheel last week and have already used it a few times. Cheers! -Stone
Thanks Stone. Yes, another Q&A is on the books. Once I understood how diptic and tryptics complimentry colours worked I was far more confident in my choice of colours. Such a simple tool and one I use every week. Have fun learning its many uses - Paul 😃😎
Thank you Gwenyth - I tried to answer all the most common questions in a video. I wanted somewhere to direct folks when they get stuck. Drop into this video now and then as I think there will be more questions added in future - Best wishes Paul 😃😍
@PaulRansonArt haha all this cuteness it must be the gorgeous weather lol it's great to get out and about the trees are looking amazing blue skies with fluffy clouds ⛅️ I could have been looking at a wonderful oil painting 😍what have you got on your easle paul ? Or is it too soon?
@@sylvia2553 ah its still in my head Sylvia. Tomorrow I'll start unpicking the grey matter and see what happens. Its a bit of a luck dip most weeks. So you never quite know whats going to tumble out onto the canvas. But today is a rest day .... so lots of social media, research, questions etc etc .... 😂😂 Just some Motorhead to keep me company🤘🤘🤘
This was a great video! The visuals you included to illustrate your answers were so helpful! I loved your crazy hair and enormous paintbrush! Thinking of it helped me remember that doing a little planning is a good idea! 😅 I have successfully sketched the plan for my next painting. All your answers were very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your insights and wisdom and for taking all the time and effort you do to help us! Looking forward to more Q and A's! Best wishes from Utah!
Also, I am using water mixable oils and modified linseed oil. I love the easy clean-up. I watched a RUclips tutorial by a different artist who mixes titanium white and linseed oil in a 50/50 mix to make the equivalent of Bob's Liquid White. I'm just a beginner, but I've had very good luck with it. It's a bit of work mixing it up, so I'll try your option and see how I like it! Thanks for the tip!
Thank you so much Erica. I used a couple of your questions in the video so hope I answered them well. As for the silly hair and the giant brush ... thats all in the past now. Or is it? The old 'me' might make a reapperance in future videos. Love to Utah - Paul 😃🥰😎
I missed the live, again!😫 I was all ready, watching the clock, then my dog started terrorizing me and I had to take him outside to let him run. Your train painting is FANTASTIC😍 Thanks for all the tips. I, like you, learned that planning ahead is a good idea. I have a sketch book where I work out my ideas before painting. I'll try to be on time to your lives, one of these days!👍🏻
Jay I know that feeling very well my dog chooses the most inconvenient times too for her toilet break lol ,glad we have the video so you could catch up ,happy painting as paul would say
No problem Amy - just pleased you enjoyed the replay. I did a few trains a while ago and really enjoyed them. Maybe another one soon as I have some great reference photo's from a local steam train ride called the Bluebell line. Have a great week with doggo too and the family - Paul 😃🥰😎
Awesome video, Paul - thanks for the great tips and tricks! I'm catching it a tad later than usual due to being ill. Getting old certainly has its share of downfalls, haha. Thanks again!
Brilliant video Paul. Lot of good useful information. I always learn something every time I watch. I already had some varnish but, as you suggest, wait for a few months to make sure the oil paints have dried.
Glad it was helpful Jack. Yes I do a thumbnail test on the thickest paint. If it leaves a dent then I leave it a little longer. As long as its good and firm then varnishing isn't a problem. I'll try a brush on Damar varnish next time. I might film it just for reference sake. Happy painting - Paul 😃😎
Hi paul thank you for all the great tips ,especially on varnishing i hadnt got a clue when ! where! what to use etc etc now i will be off to the art shop very soon to grab some hope there's not many to choose from i will be there all day otherwise 😀 looking forward to more top tip tutorials in the future and thank goodness it wasnt the pretty kitty we had to paint 😅🐈🐈⬛🐶
Hello sweetie - no the kittie comes later - its just for nose boops at present. One other tip when using aerosols is to make sure the can is warmed up. If its cold the pressure drops and the spray isn't as fine as it could be. Just stand it in a dish of hot water for a few minuets, shake and spray. The results are alsways so much better. Especially in the cooler months. I avoid any varnishing during the winter time as the damp air can cause blooms on the painting. You know, the sort of ring left on a french polished table by a mug of tea - (sorrry gran!)😃🥰😎
@PaulRansonArt thank you paul all stuff I didn't know ,and if I spray I remember what you said outside if possible ,speaking of which it's gorgeous weather here in London and I hope if you and Terri are out and about (not just for fish n chips ) yum ! But to get inspiration for Sunday 🐈🐈⬛🐶
Thank you so much for talking about the water mixable oils. I’ve been really wondering about how to use those for some patients with my children. Do you plan doing a painting demonstration with the water mixable oils?
Thank you. Yes I think a full tutorial might be on the books soon. Not sure what age your kiddies are but cover everything and have lots of baby wipes on hand if they're very young. Or else you'll be admiring their work for many years. 😃😍😎
I like the idea of water mixable paints....but they recommend not putting bob ross brushs into water...is there a technique in washing your brushs with water or keep to thinners cheers Paul and for the great advice you share with all of us
Yes Bill - I use synthetic bristle brushes. I had a tiny film clip to add to the video. But some how the clip got missed and by the time I noticed the video was already uploaded to RUclips. I just ran out of time to fix it. Maybe a midweek mini video might be the answer? 😃😃😎😎
I prefer Golden's Open Acrylics to the Atelier brand. A couple of other manufacturers also make something similar. A few years ago, I bought a set of the Atelier Acrylics for a friend to try. She had problems with them causing a bad rash on her hands which she'd never had with ordinary acrylic paints. I assume this was to do with whatever is added to help stop them setting too quickly. Has anyone else had similar? Any one know whether other "open" acrylics cause the same problems?
Hi John - thank you for the feedback on the Atelier and Golden brands. This is a 'new' medium to me so I'll be sure to keep an eye on any problems. Happy painting - Paul 😃😎
I did a Bob Ross mountain oil painting. It turned out wonderful. BUT I DON’T LIKE MY FOREGROUND TREES. They are not all enough. It’s 30 years old. Can I oil paint over them in to a few taller trees??? Thx
Yes you can BUT Just make sure the painting is clean ( no dirt or dust ) and test the painting FIRST. Try a small dab of fresh oil paint on an area of the painting that's not too obvious. Check that there's no reaction between the old paint and the new. If its good then plan where you want you new trees. Maybe try a few test trees first on another canvas. Then retouch your painting. Happy painting 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Hi paul..when i put the liquid white on my canvas .. go thru steps on the painting.. the liquid white seams to dry or sink in the paint want slide like yours and when i do reflections ..etc the canvas is pre primed..sorry for asking .
Hi Ewen - sadly not all primed canvases are equal. I've come across some that are like sponges and the oil paint just sinks in. If in doubt give the canvas a coat of light grey acrylic to make sure its sealed up. - Paul
@PaulRansonArt I found it. Thankyou so much. I found it the other day and thought I should paint that. But it required black liquid clear. So I ordered it. Had to wait till it arrived. But had forgot which painting I'd looked at . Cuz I get most inspirations from your tutorials. 😊 Glad you helped me find it. Can't wait for your next show.
This man's channel is an ASMR goldmine. I literally put these videos on at bedtime so his soothing voice can lull me to sleep lol ^_^
Now I'll make you smile. My Dad was a dental surgeon and learned his craft doing childrens checkups and nervious patients. His soft spoken tone meant that the kids first exposure to dentristy was positive and not scary. But he did get me one day when I asked him what happened if he couldn't pull a tooth. 'Oh thats not a problem' he said 'I just hammer them back in!' Arn't you pleased I didn't become a dentist too! 😃😎
@IngeniousOutdoors I love his soothing voice. It Keeps me calm while painting along with him. Wish I could paint as fast as he does. Ive Got to keep pausing his videos to catch up. Best tutorials ever though !
Hi Paul. Really enjoyed the Q&A session. Thanks for taking the time to do it. Bo
Thank you Bo. It took a lot of digging through my back catalogue of clips and pickles but I hope it will be a resource folks can dip into when they get stuck. Happy Painting - Paul 😃😎
This is a very informational video. Your train painting is beautiful! Your wigs, hats and other costumes are hilarious and brings to life your character. LOL Thank you Paul for sharing your vast knowledge with us. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into producing your instructional videos. 🎩😸🥰🤩😍😎🤡👺💝🎨
Hi Cheryl - I enjoy having some fun with the videos just to keep things fun and no too content heavy. I have a ton more tips and tricks I picked up along the way. But thats for another Q&A sometime. Next its back to the tutorials and something I've been trying to get with my own work. Whats that? you say Well tune in and see. Have a great week and thank you for all the support. Paul and the gang - 😃😍😎
My retirement bucket list started with learning to paint in the Bob Ross style. I cannot even begin to tell you how happy I am that I found your channel to help me continue my journey. Thank you so much Paul!!!! Thank you!
Hello Antonette - welcome on board my little channel. I'm delighted to hear my tutorials are hitting the spot with you. As long as you're having fun then thats all I need to know to keep on making new tutorials. Best wishes Paul 😃🥰😎
It was very useful. You touched on many tips that will help me. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! I tried to cover a lot of the questions I get asked. But there's lots more so maybe another Q&A in future - Paul 😃😃
Hi Paul, great video. I liked it. You answered all the questions with useful and smart advice. Thank you for answering my question in the chat. This is a new and wonderful experience, I am glad when more experienced artists share their passions among all of us. I hope you will have more videos like this and many more creative ideas. I also have a little advice for you. In my research for certain toppings, I came across a video where they mention a good substitute for Lead White. I was interested and they said a lot of useful things for portrait artists. I will send you the video and I hope you will find out something there that could be useful to you. My advice is to watch that video. Thank you again for answering my question in this video. As always, I wish you happy painting, a peaceful week and a pleasant day.
Thank you so much for finding out new information. I'm a bit of a sponge when it comes to soaking up new ideas so hope I can include some for a future video. Have a great week too - Paul 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Great video Mr Ranson, Nice one 👏👍👍👍
Thank you kindly Mark. It was one that needed making so I have a resource ontap for folk to dip into. Happy Painting - Paul 😃😎
Absolutely brilliant video , paul. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ❤ .
Thank you Hugh. I'm pleased to be able to share some of the things that have helped me over the years. Lots more to do so maybe another Q&A sometime - Paul 😃😎
Thank you for this video as I am switching from acrylics to oils and this is exactly what I needed to know 🙂
Thank you Clayton. I hope this becomes a regular sorce of information to dip into. But there's a lot more to come - Enjoy the switch to oils and hope you can do some mix media too. - Paul 😃😎 p.s. check out Micheal James Smith for some amazing paintings too!
Thanks, Paul. I love your channel and since of humor.
Thank you William. I think a sense of humour is all I have sometimes to keep me launching my brushes across the room. Thankfully it dosn't happen too often. Happy Painting 😄🤣😎
I think this is one of your better videos. Great foundation tips.Concise,minimal advertisement. We all new you to be a closet HIPPIE! 6:17😂
Thanks Curtis. I far too young to remember the 60's man! My Mum told me about it all 🤔🤔🤣🤣
@@PaulRansonArt Far Out,Man!
I love your old hair do when you had your idea of using some planning ✌️😂
Thanks 😅I had to dig through lots of old cine film to find that clip!😃😎
This was so helpful, Paul! You had a lot of visual aids that helped s ton. Keep making these, once in a while it’s great to sum up all the questions you get. Love the rockstar hair do!! Have a fantastic week!! 🤗✨🎨🖌️
Thanks Stephanie - ah the days when a trip to the barbers resulted in a hair cut with a style in mind. Now I get a discount because he doesn't need to stand up!😂😂
.. well done Paul this was really interesting👍
Thank you Ewen. I hope you come back to this video when ever you get a question I may have answered. Best wishes Paul 😃😎
Thanks for your great advice. As a newbie, I'd bought hardware sold linseed oil which tends to look quite yellow.
Hi Sylvia - yes I think I did exactly the same when I started out many moons ago. I soon found out that artists Linseed oil is a much finer and more refined oil. The linseed oil from the DIY store was for my cricket bat! - Happy Painting - Paul 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Great advice on varnishing Paul - just what I needed. I'll give mine 12 months to fully dry & then try the spray you mentioned, as I'm concerned brushing with a liquid varnish could go array & ruin the painting. Thanks again. 👍
No problem Paul. Read the other comment I left for Sylvia -its a couple more tips on spraying varnish - or any sort of spray can - Paul 😃😎
@@PaulRansonArt Got it. Ta. Now just need to find an outlet for the paintings I've done - my garage wall is getting full! 😅
@@paulhthomas2161 you and me too. I darn't open the door!
Hi Paul! Useful content as always! Yes, I would love to see another Q&A in the future. Ironically, I just bought a color wheel last week and have already used it a few times. Cheers! -Stone
Thanks Stone. Yes, another Q&A is on the books. Once I understood how diptic and tryptics complimentry colours worked I was far more confident in my choice of colours. Such a simple tool and one I use every week. Have fun learning its many uses - Paul 😃😎
Thank you for sharing! My dear friend~ have a nice weekend!
Thank you too for an amazing channel - Paul 😃😎
Brilliant information & so very helpful! Thank you so very much for these helpful tips!!!
Thank you Gwenyth - I tried to answer all the most common questions in a video. I wanted somewhere to direct folks when they get stuck. Drop into this video now and then as I think there will be more questions added in future - Best wishes Paul 😃😍
You are so dang cute Paul! Great video. Love water mixable paints. 💕
Your cute to yovette and a very good artist I follow you every month luv to you and your sis 🇬🇧
Yes I know Yovette. But I've learned to live with it.😂 Have yourself a great week and see you soon. - Paul 🥰🥰😎
@PaulRansonArt haha all this cuteness it must be the gorgeous weather lol it's great to get out and about the trees are looking amazing blue skies with fluffy clouds ⛅️ I could have been looking at a wonderful oil painting 😍what have you got on your easle paul ? Or is it too soon?
@@sylvia2553 ah its still in my head Sylvia. Tomorrow I'll start unpicking the grey matter and see what happens. Its a bit of a luck dip most weeks. So you never quite know whats going to tumble out onto the canvas. But today is a rest day .... so lots of social media, research, questions etc etc .... 😂😂 Just some Motorhead to keep me company🤘🤘🤘
@@sylvia2553 Aww, that is so sweet of you to say Sylvia. Thank you. Big hugs and loves to you dear. 🤗💕
This was a great video! The visuals you included to illustrate your answers were so helpful! I loved your crazy hair and enormous paintbrush! Thinking of it helped me remember that doing a little planning is a good idea! 😅 I have successfully sketched the plan for my next painting. All your answers were very helpful. Thank you so much for sharing your insights and wisdom and for taking all the time and effort you do to help us! Looking forward to more Q and A's! Best wishes from Utah!
Also, I am using water mixable oils and modified linseed oil. I love the easy clean-up. I watched a RUclips tutorial by a different artist who mixes titanium white and linseed oil in a 50/50 mix to make the equivalent of Bob's Liquid White. I'm just a beginner, but I've had very good luck with it. It's a bit of work mixing it up, so I'll try your option and see how I like it! Thanks for the tip!
Thank you so much Erica. I used a couple of your questions in the video so hope I answered them well. As for the silly hair and the giant brush ... thats all in the past now. Or is it? The old 'me' might make a reapperance in future videos. Love to Utah - Paul 😃🥰😎
You did answer them very well!! Thank you! 😊
I missed the live, again!😫 I was all ready, watching the clock, then my dog started terrorizing me and I had to take him outside to let him run. Your train painting is FANTASTIC😍 Thanks for all the tips. I, like you, learned that planning ahead is a good idea. I have a sketch book where I work out my ideas before painting. I'll try to be on time to your lives, one of these days!👍🏻
Jay I know that feeling very well my dog chooses the most inconvenient times too for her toilet break lol ,glad we have the video so you could catch up ,happy painting as paul would say
No problem Amy - just pleased you enjoyed the replay. I did a few trains a while ago and really enjoyed them. Maybe another one soon as I have some great reference photo's from a local steam train ride called the Bluebell line. Have a great week with doggo too and the family - Paul 😃🥰😎
Awesome video, Paul - thanks for the great tips and tricks! I'm catching it a tad later than usual due to being ill. Getting old certainly has its share of downfalls, haha. Thanks again!
Hi Steve - tell me about it. I pulled a muscle putting my trainers on! No jogging today .... again! Take care and get well soon bud. - Paul 😃😃
Brilliant video Paul. Lot of good useful information. I always learn something every time I watch. I already had some varnish but, as you suggest, wait for a few months to make sure the oil paints have dried.
Glad it was helpful Jack. Yes I do a thumbnail test on the thickest paint. If it leaves a dent then I leave it a little longer. As long as its good and firm then varnishing isn't a problem. I'll try a brush on Damar varnish next time. I might film it just for reference sake. Happy painting - Paul 😃😎
Hi paul thank you for all the great tips ,especially on varnishing i hadnt got a clue when ! where! what to use etc etc now i will be off to the art shop very soon to grab some hope there's not many to choose from i will be there all day otherwise 😀 looking forward to more top tip tutorials in the future and thank goodness it wasnt the pretty kitty we had to paint 😅🐈🐈⬛🐶
Hello sweetie - no the kittie comes later - its just for nose boops at present. One other tip when using aerosols is to make sure the can is warmed up. If its cold the pressure drops and the spray isn't as fine as it could be. Just stand it in a dish of hot water for a few minuets, shake and spray. The results are alsways so much better. Especially in the cooler months. I avoid any varnishing during the winter time as the damp air can cause blooms on the painting. You know, the sort of ring left on a french polished table by a mug of tea - (sorrry gran!)😃🥰😎
@PaulRansonArt thank you paul all stuff I didn't know ,and if I spray I remember what you said outside if possible ,speaking of which it's gorgeous weather here in London and I hope if you and Terri are out and about (not just for fish n chips ) yum ! But to get inspiration for Sunday 🐈🐈⬛🐶
Thank you so much for talking about the water mixable oils. I’ve been really wondering about how to use those for some patients with my children. Do you plan doing a painting demonstration with the water mixable oils?
Thank you. Yes I think a full tutorial might be on the books soon. Not sure what age your kiddies are but cover everything and have lots of baby wipes on hand if they're very young. Or else you'll be admiring their work for many years. 😃😍😎
@@PaulRansonArt 3 and 4. Oh yes baby wipes are a must.
I like the idea of water mixable paints....but they recommend not putting bob ross brushs into water...is there a technique in washing your brushs with water or keep to thinners cheers Paul and for the great advice you share with all of us
Yes Bill - I use synthetic bristle brushes. I had a tiny film clip to add to the video. But some how the clip got missed and by the time I noticed the video was already uploaded to RUclips. I just ran out of time to fix it. Maybe a midweek mini video might be the answer? 😃😃😎😎
You’re lovely and funny. 😘
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and I'm glad you enjoy the content! - Paul 😃😍😎
I prefer Golden's Open Acrylics to the Atelier brand. A couple of other manufacturers also make something similar.
A few years ago, I bought a set of the Atelier Acrylics for a friend to try. She had problems with them causing a bad rash on her hands which she'd never had with ordinary acrylic paints. I assume this was to do with whatever is added to help stop them setting too quickly. Has anyone else had similar? Any one know whether other "open" acrylics cause the same problems?
Hi John - thank you for the feedback on the Atelier and Golden brands. This is a 'new' medium to me so I'll be sure to keep an eye on any problems. Happy painting - Paul 😃😎
I did a Bob Ross mountain oil painting. It turned out wonderful. BUT I DON’T LIKE MY FOREGROUND TREES. They are not all enough. It’s 30 years old. Can I oil paint over them in to a few taller trees??? Thx
Yes you can BUT Just make sure the painting is clean ( no dirt or dust ) and test the painting FIRST. Try a small dab of fresh oil paint on an area of the painting that's not too obvious. Check that there's no reaction between the old paint and the new. If its good then plan where you want you new trees. Maybe try a few test trees first on another canvas. Then retouch your painting. Happy painting 😃😃😍😍😎😎
Hi paul..when i put the liquid white on my canvas .. go thru steps on the painting.. the liquid white seams to dry or sink in the paint want slide like yours and when i do reflections ..etc the canvas is pre primed..sorry for asking .
Hi Ewen - sadly not all primed canvases are equal. I've come across some that are like sponges and the oil paint just sinks in. If in doubt give the canvas a coat of light grey acrylic to make sure its sealed up. - Paul
Paul, I'm looking for the painting you were demonstrating, where you were using liquid black. I can't find it now. What one was it ????
Hi Laura - In case you didn't find it heres the link - ruclips.net/video/0vk_MDEIM18/видео.html 🥰😎
@PaulRansonArt I found it. Thankyou so much. I found it the other day and thought I should paint that. But it required black liquid clear. So I ordered it. Had to wait till it arrived. But had forgot which painting I'd looked at . Cuz I get most inspirations from your tutorials. 😊 Glad you helped me find it. Can't wait for your next show.