" A Portrait of Time" Painting process Part6 Medium
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This is the painting process of the work "A Portrait of Time" that I created for the IBEX Collection Master Piece Project over the three years from 2016 to 2019. I will publish the whole process of completing this painting in several parts. Part 6 is about how to make a medium made by adding egg yolk to sunsickened linseed oil and its effect. You can visually see how it differs from general linseed oil.
IBEX Collection Master Piece Project のために2016年から2019年の3年間にわたって描いた作品「時の肖像」、プロジェクトのために制作過程をビデオで撮影していたものを編集し、これからいくつかの短いビデオにまとめていきたいと思います。第6回はサンシックンドリンシードオイルに卵黄を加えたメディウムの作り方とその効果についてです。普通のリンシードオイルと具体的にどのように違うのかを視覚的に見ていただけると思います。
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The fact that you are willing to share that…..you are more generous than the teachers I had in art school . Thank you.
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An amazing mind blowing video. I don't think even the teachers in art academies know. Thank you very much for this valuable video Mr. Osamu🙏🏽
Thank you so much teacher, you're fantastic and kind artist! 🙌🏼
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Thank you so much osamu for sharing you techniques , it helps me a lot ❤️❤️ your a living legend 👐👐
Black oil will make fine lines better, and dry quicker. Just heat red lead into linseed and stir until it's very dark. 30% lead ratio is good, but you can play around with it.
Thanks for your generosity in sharing your techniques!
master what kind of vinegar you use since there are several types of apple white vinegar
Ótimo trabalho, muito obrigado!
You are the best. I enjoy your videos so much... Thank you.
vielen Dank für die Einblicke, es ist sehr interessant
I learned so much from this!
Спасибо за ваш труд и полноценные описания технологии. На эту технологию со своими особенностями операюсь (пользуюсь) с 1998 года .Вот одна из линий (направлений)----вместо уксуса свинцовый сахар (свинец(II) уксуснокислый 3-водный) 3-5 грамм на 1 желток вода дистиллированная и общий объем как у Вас
Thank you for sharing this 💗
Fantastc techhnic,thank You very much🙏🌹
maravillosa clase
Gracias.
perfect, wow, thanks
Hi there Mr. Osumu.
I’d like to ask you that
(1) If I try to use another medium like: Liquin (Newton &Winsor) or Walnut Alkyd Medium (made by M. Graham), is it possible to achieve the same effect you’ve made from the mediums you made in the video?
(2) How long to make the sun thickened linseed oil? 1 month or 2 months?
And both the mediums are speed-drying medium?
(3) Do you use the mediums you made in the video ALL THE TIMES in every step/process of oil painting?
Thank you so much
Thank you.
(1) I have never compared those mediums with my medium, so I can't say for sure. I think those mediums are probably more solid than my mediums.
(2) The time it takes to make Sun thickened linseed oil varies depending on the environment, such as temperature and sunlight. In my garden environment, it can be made in about 2 months in summer.
Medium made with Sun thickened linseed oil dries quickly. Medium made with Stand linseed oil dries slower than that. I adjust the drying time by mixing the two mediums according to the drying time I want.
(3) I use these mediums at every stage of my painting process.
Great demo! I guess in pure oil it's easier to scratch out the finer lines with the end of the brush handle or a toothpick rather than painting them.
Yes. When using pure linseed oil, trying to draw a thin line will rather scrape it. For me, this medium is easy to use with free control of the lines.
Of course there must be another way to draw fine lines with pure linseed, so I'm not saying that the medium I use is better than pure linseed oil.
Thank you! I guess the vinegar works as a preservative? I mix a little Cobalt siccative into the oil, before I give it to the egg, to make it dry faster. But that makes it toxic.
Thank you xaderp.
I don't add a dryer.
For me, it dries faster without adding a dryer.
I add a medium with stand oil when I want to slow down the drying.
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Suggestion: When making egg tempra i use the best half of the egg shell as the measuring cup. Try breaking the egg shell in a clean edge half.
Thank you for this!.. what kind of Vinigar should one use? Vinigar Essence or is normal White Vinigar alright to use?
Muchas gracias por compartir. Nos ayuda a mejorar.
Egg oil emulsion is great, but i think you can do the same or better if you actuallly use only linseed oil that was also beaten with some calcium carbonate. Beating using a whisk introduce air to the egg or oil.
Hello Master, how long does the medium that you prepared have to live and having in the fridge extends its life time more?
This is amazing video!!!!! For how long you can store it????
Thank you very much for sharing. what kind of vinegar do you use?
can you please tell me why you add the vinegar? Thank you for sharing this medium
Thank you for sharing this video.
Is anything added to the white paint in these tests to make it flow off the brush like that?
Yes. I like viscous paints.
It is effective in creating beautiful textures.
The addition of standlinseed oil further increases the viscosity of Lead white.
does it yellows and cracks in time?
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What was better for useability between sun-thinkend linseed + egg-youk and standoil + eggyolk?
When using Sun thickened linseed oil What is the difference between using stand linseed oil?
It mainly appears in the drying rate.
Stand oil takes longer to dry.
I mix the two mediums to match the drying speed I want. If you want to dry slowly, I mix more many stand linseed oil.
Another difference between the two is
Stand linseed oil is less likely to discolor than Sun thickened linseed oil.
what kind of benefits do vinegar and egg yolk bring to sun thickened linseed oils structure into a medium ?
Sun thickened linseed oil is highly viscous, and if used too much, it will not retain its shape and will flow out. This emulsified medium smoothes the brush strokes and keeps the brush strokes.
@@ruedesilly thank you for explanation Mr. Obi. Best regards.
Mr. Osamu, from where did you find this medium recipe?? Is this invented by you??
Thank you Levon Avagyan. This may be the answer to your question. www.osamu-obi.com/rembrandts-medium/
Hello Mr. Osamu!! This is very helpful!!
Did 15th century artists like Van der Weyden and Jan van Eyck use this medium?? If they use this, at what stages of painting?
And second question pleaseee!!
Have you studied about their mediums, did they use water-soluble tempera or they use turpentine to thin their oil or emulation paints.
Please answer, this is very very important to me!!
Thank you in advance 🙏
Start with linseed oil, mix using a blender linseed oil, vinegar and some calcium carbonate, then cook this oil in a saintless steel pan at medium fire for 45 minutes, let cold down and save the oil in a transparent bottle, put that at the windows to bleach. Cut with turps or MS for using as a medium.
i made this medium by stand oil and sun oil 。but I don't know how to use them for the right time。can you tell me when to use the right medium?thank you very much!
Oh! You already made them?
When using Sun thickened linseed oil What is the difference between using stand linseed oil?
It mainly appears in the drying rate.
Stand oil takes longer to dry.
I mix the two mediums to match the drying speed I want. If you want to dry slowly, I mix more many stand linseed oil.
Another difference between the two is
Stand linseed oil is less likely to discolor than Sun thickened linseed oil.
@@ruedesilly I was so excited that you answered! Thank you very much!
if I use the pure stand oil ,mix it in the white to paint the underlying
The surface of painting will be very smooth.Will it affect the back cover dyeing if I use the medium?
Or rather,you mix the white with pure stand oil ?or the medium ?
If I use the medium to paint the underlying,when it drying,Can I use the same medium for the “ cover dyeing “?
I tried to make this just a couple hours ago but it seems to brake and not be working..
Maybe u accidentally made it an oil in water emulsion ??
Strictly speaking, this medium is a W/O emulsion. The oil content is very high compared to the water content. And basically how to make this medium is the same as how to make mayonnaise.
@@ruedesilly thank you very much for the reply Osamu.
(W/O means water in oil?)
I don’t know why mine isn’t working. It looks like mayonnaise but when I try to incorporate into tube oil paint it separates an looks messy. Maybe I messed up somehow..
Do you use only the yolk?
I don’t know what I could’ve done wrong. I’m using regular linseed oil (artist grade/cleansed) but not sun thickened..
@@erxfav3197 No, the thicker the oil is, the better it emulsifies
@@pannevermore7760hmm well mine just kept breaking when incorporating into tube paint
Salve sig. Osamu, l'olio di lino che espone al sole è un olio di lino rettificato privo di mucillagine? Grazie
Hi Maestro! Thank you for explaining of this medium! I want to ask something about uses of this medium with White color for underpainting. I use it with Titanium White but when it dries the paint cracks! Can you tell me why?
Thank You!
I use this medium in every color, but I have never cracked it.
Is the medium you made the same as my method?
And is it well emulsified? Is it not separated from water and oil?
@@ruedesilly maybe I mix the medium for short time hahaha. Thank you for your answers Maestro!
I use copal resin dissolved in linseed oil - copal varnish
that's what's been used by the preraffaelites, apparently.
how to dissolve the copal in oil?
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❤️ nice method master.but I want to know about volume can you please tell me
Thank you
mousumi chakraborty. All that information is presented in the video.
Hello. Please tell me, how long can I keep your medium? That is, how quickly does it deteriorate?
It can be stored at room temperature for more than 3 months.
It rarely rots.
However, if stored for too long, the medium will gradually undergo oxidative polymerization in the syringe and solidify.
@@ruedesilly Thanks for the reply. I liked your painting technique and your paintings.
Mr. Osamu, I made this medium following your recipe, but I used Stand Oil instead of the oil thickened in the sun, but mine was liquid and not pasty like yours. Is it because of the vinegar I used?? Or did I hit it for a little while?
Thank you very much for all the lessons!
It can also be made with stand linseed oil.
By the way, the process often fails if you are not used to it.
For example, if you do not add oil little by little, water and oil will easily separate.
Also, even if the amount of oil is small or large, it will not become a paste.
It requires some experience.
Find out how to make mayonnaise. I think it will be very helpful in making this medium.
@@ruedesilly thank you very much! I'll try again, this time with more patience. I think that was it! I remember adding the oil too quickly.!
How do you deal with beading up problem Mr. Obi? When I use that much thick oily medium my upper layers dont stick to lower layers.
What is “beading up problem”?
Does that mean the paint repels?
@@ruedesilly yes . Sometimes new layer doesnt stick to previous oily layers.
@@mithatkorler7070 I understand.
I rarely experience such “beading up problems”, but I think that if the lower layer is high in oil and the lower layer is very dry, it will often repel the upper layer.
In that case, you can prevent it from repelling by applying a certain amount of turpentine to the surface to activate the surface and then applying paint.
Of course, it is important to first consider the principle of ”fat over lean” in oil painting.
@@ruedesilly thank you.
It’s use for underpainting ?
What is the shelf life of the medium, once stores in the syringe?
It does not rot when stored at room temperature.
I use it for 2 to 3 months.
If left for too long, the oxygen contained in the medium will cause oxidative polymerization to proceed and the medium will begin to solidify.
@@ruedesilly I see, Thank you for clarifying! Does the type of vinegar change the proportion? Some vinegars have higher pH lvls which make them really acidic, and I was curious if that is something to be concerned about. Thank you for the wonderful content :)
@@ruedesilly Can the medium be kept in the fridge? To prolong the life
It does not need to be stored in the refrigerator for anti-corruption purposes.
However, storage at low temperatures may have some effect on slowing the rate of oxidative polymerization in the syringe. In that sense, the effect of extending the life of the medium may be slight, but it is possible.
@@ruedesilly thank you for the answer!
I ask you to write a recipe in kamentari
Thank you