Such a great episode. All of the podcasts are great. I especially like these short and specific ones with One Great Tip. Thank you so much for being you, and being as generous and supportive as you are.
I love this tip! I’ve been avoiding black my whole life-now I can use this. So many times the black reaches out and stops further journey into the interior of the painting-these vague hints of black are perfect!
I like this thanks Nick. I have a way of cleaning iff your bug scraper without using so much paper towel. Use your silicone catalyst tool to scrape off the triwel back into your paint container. Works like a charm!
OMG, I am so glad I found your channel, this tip is something I would do sometimes but the way you've done it is so brilliant. The whole painting immediately felt more cohesive.
That's awesome aide maestro Nicholas!!!! Allows a lot of more movement and colours again back on track!!!! I really get it! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 And I wish youuu lotsaaaa Happy Holidays!!!!! ❤
I took CVP and he didn’t once use house paint. Even in his old videos when he paints for like 45 minutes. He just mixes large quantities of paint because he paints so large. Either with water and/or a medium. I’ve seen him use Golden but he sells paint on his art2life website as well. But it’s drippy like that because it’s mixed with something. His paints are more on the fluid side on his website, so if you mix something that’s more fluid than a heavy or soft body with water or some sort of acrylic medium, it will become even more fluid!
So the hack is to start off with a composition, realize you don't like it then change everything. That's a hack ? try thumbnails. this is why people have no respect for abstract art.. "throw some shit on a wall with no plan, fuck with it with no plan whatsoever until you like it, then call it art " I bet you went to art school
Such a great episode. All of the podcasts are great. I especially like these short and specific ones with One Great Tip. Thank you so much for being you, and being as generous and supportive as you are.
This is just the new hack I need for today's work! Thanks, Nick 😊
I love this tip! I’ve been avoiding black my whole life-now I can use this. So many times the black reaches out and stops further journey into the interior of the painting-these vague hints of black are perfect!
Opens a sense of depth that I was not feeling before.
Great idea! Thanks, Nick! Have a good week😊
I like this thanks Nick. I have a way of cleaning iff your bug scraper without using so much paper towel. Use your silicone catalyst tool to scrape off the triwel back into your paint container. Works like a charm!
I love your blog and will be a loyal follower. I look forward to learning more from you. You are a great artist.........Thanks so much.
OMG, I am so glad I found your channel, this tip is something I would do sometimes but the way you've done it is so brilliant. The whole painting immediately felt more cohesive.
That’s when I first found you! Kitchen table art! Thanks for all you do for us!
That is a great hack I thanks for sharing!
Great idea. Loving the gloves too - they have become a work of art.
What a transformation! I’ve learned so much from you, thank you for your generosity Nick😊
Can't wait to see the finished painting!...
This is wonderful , I am certainly going to try this out! Thanks a lot Nick 🙏🏽🌟♥️
Great idea! Very helpful to know!!
Perfect - a fresh and easy way to change perspective on a work in progress
Thankyou,hope we get to see the finished painting.❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Mind blown! Thank you for making this video about it.
Love it! Wow!
This really works. I totally recongise this work from your podcast with Bibby - it's so playful and fresh!
That's really interesting, never thought about that. Will def try it out
Love
your Magic* Eraser.
Oh i like it! Soooo inspiring! Much love from South of France
Love this tip
i don’t see the link for the kitchen table ?
Brilliant
A great idea! Thank you! BTW…you look great in green. 😃
Love it thanks for sharing. It really is a great "hack" and is kind of like sculpting the painting. So fun!
Thank you so much❤🙏
You are so brilliant!
Very interesting! Thanks.
Bless you.
That's awesome aide maestro Nicholas!!!! Allows a lot of more movement and colours again back on track!!!! I really get it! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 And I wish youuu lotsaaaa Happy Holidays!!!!! ❤
Good tip ♥️👏
Thank you, great idea
Great stuff, nick
Thanks for sharing.
Link to join kitchen table artwork?
I find it through a pop up on his website. ❤
@@CherylRussellArt I tried going to his website and the popup did not come up. Will be patient and hope it is fixed in the next day or two.
I’d really like to join, too!
@@charlenedenise7980 I just found it on his website. Go to the page for Vlogs and there is a link there. I was able to sign up to participate.
It would be more useful if we could see where it enabled you to take the painting in the end.
Love your work are you using house paint
cool !🙂
Where is the link to the kitchen table art?
Sorry…. But I can’t see any link for the workshop…. ?
This is great but I can’t find the link.
Wow -- preserve the whole thing, but it's still brand new w/o blotting out huge portions . . . TY!
In today's vlog (12/22) you are using dry medium to create texture. What exactly is that?
Is your substrate usually wooden,?
❤❤❤
anyone know exactly what white paint he used here? in the bucket, that runny paint. thank you
Nick uses house paint.
@@SophieKae lol is it lightfast? doesn't it fade or yellow?
I took CVP and he didn’t once use house paint. Even in his old videos when he paints for like 45 minutes. He just mixes large quantities of paint because he paints so large. Either with water and/or a medium. I’ve seen him use Golden but he sells paint on his art2life website as well. But it’s drippy like that because it’s mixed with something. His paints are more on the fluid side on his website, so if you mix something that’s more fluid than a heavy or soft body with water or some sort of acrylic medium, it will become even more fluid!
@@SophieKae Hum
Some of the darks (especially the less blocky marks) added value. A way for my eyes to rest and move about painting. Mho 😊
There are NO art "hacks". You can or you can't. The only hacks are the people pretending to be artists.
So the hack is to start off with a composition, realize you don't like it then change everything.
That's a hack ?
try thumbnails.
this is why people have no respect for abstract art..
"throw some shit on a wall with no plan, fuck with it with no plan whatsoever until you like it, then call it art "
I bet you went to art school
with the big work do you paint on canvas over wood panel then when finished, remove canvas roll it up and ship it in a tube?