You are a genius, Dan. Even if I can not make something similar like this, time still well spent watching you create. Love your videos. Your style, your easy to follow demos, your silence while working is so relaxing, peaceful and enjoyable. Your videos themselves fall into the category of art. Thank you very much. Please, let this videos keep coming!
Oh Dan, WOW: yet another brilliant video and extraordinarily good art - each rectangle is a mini masterpiece - you could cut them up and sell each one if you wanted - but so good together too! For me = perfect with no sound, just tearing paper+, calm, lovely. And watching you work is like watching a dance or a bird in flight: light, airy, fluid. Thank you so much for making this and putting it up here - and for sharing (teaching us) how you do it. You really inspire me!
Jenny Hughes Thanks very much, I hope that the videos are a useful guide to anyone wanting to explore creativity and to try a few new techniques. I appreciate your positive response.
Thank you for sharing. Yes I feel that by not having any distraction like music, I tuned into the painting. I had to laugh because I was telling you "a little piece there" and you place one, "now a little piece in that space" and you did it. LOL. I loved the end result! 😊
Betty Taylor Thank you, I really appreciate your positive feedback for the demo. I hope that you get some good results if you give this a try. Thanks for watching.
It is a cold Saturday morning here in Dallas. I knew how I wanted to celebrate my morning. I am watching this video for the umpteenth time with a cup of coffee. What a sumptuous moment! Thank you Dan Tirels for these beautiful, inspiring videos.
Margaret Hogan Thanks so much, I'm very pleased that you found this video of interest. I hope to post a new one soon. I tried to work on a new one today but unfortunately the light faded too fast.
Thanks for the positive comments on the demo. I'm pleased you find it useful and hope you get some good results trying out this technique. Thanks for watching.
I was mesmerised by this process, very relaxing to watch. The anticipation of the big reveal was well worth waiting for too. I think this is a great sensory activity, I can modify this technique to suit the children in my class. Can't wait. Soapy water at the ready !!!!!
jayRichardo Thanks I'm pleased that you enjoyed this demo, it's a great process and can get some great results, I think for a childrens art class it is an ideal exercise and hopefully it can spark off lots of creativity. I've some new ideas coming soon that should be worth a try. Thanks for watching.
Gosh, thanks for your response! .. I am inspired and by using recyclable stuff like the pizza boxes - too cool - and makes it affordable for folks such as myself to try. Watched a few of your other videos and not sure why but they make me so happy to watch ... Strange, but so a big bag of thanks for your generosity of putting your work online!
Great work, Dan. Love the process and love the result. Only wish you made a lot more videos. Best 15 minutes I've spent in ages. Gripping stuff! Thanks so much.
D G Thanks glad you liked the video, hope it helps, it's a great technique to experiment with. Sorry for not posting more videos, I've been trying to get my website sorted. I filmed a new demo today so that will be posted soon.
Enjoyed this also. Thank you for sharing. I love the results, very atmospheric and the scratched surface brings to mind scars we endure in the process of living, mental or physical. Grateful viewer in Ireland, on the cold West coast, Frances.
Frances Elizabeth van Velzen Thanks very much, your positive response to the demos are appreciated, I hope that you are inspired to try the techniques and experiment with your own work. Thanks for watching.
Frances Elizabeth van Velzen = yes, I agree! But also the patina of old things that we treasure: worn and loved. I'm a grateful (english) viewer living near the med (LOTS of blue skies = makes me feel better than UK too-much-grey) in south-east France. All the best to you.
Enjoyable to watch and very ingenious technique. Will try it but only using acrylic since I don't use oils. Thank you, will watch all your other videos to enhance my painting education.
Bernice Seigel Thanks for your support and interest for these demo videos, I hope they help. This technique does work with acrylic, you just need to work faster ! Or you could add something to slow down the drying time (I've used acrylic silk screen medium)
Just found you, and love this demo! Subscribed, and now off to discover more on your channel. Thank you so much for sharing this Dan, it may save me all the time and labour I spend with scratching and sanding to get a similar effect. Also it's a great way to stimulate composition ideas.
Alan P I really appreciate your positive feedback for this demo, I've always found it a great technique to develop ideas and it's a very satisfying process to experiment with. I'm experimenting with different surfaces at the moment and hope to have dome large scale demos in the future. Thanks for watching.
Candace Troy Thanks. I find this a great technique to experiment with and it is a great way to inspire ideas for large scale compositions. Thanks for watching.
Davon gerne mehr !!! Einfach super schön 🙏🤝 werde versuchen, es auch hinzubekommen ! Bis jetzt habe ich immer nur Acrylfarbe verwendet, doch ich glaube, die trocknet zu schnell🤔 werde es auch einmal mit Öl versuchen 🙏🌻🎨👏
Wonderful video. Love the process, you make it look so easy, and yet it’s not easy to get the wonderful results you get. Love the silence, felt as if I had the privilege to hang out with you in your studio
Brian Kirchoff - The Voiceover Page Thanks for the response to the video, it's appreciated. I know these videos have a few thumbs down but I suppose you can't please everyone !
Thanks for sharing your talent Dan, you've inspired me. I can't draw a cat but I like to try abstract paintings and love this style. Subbed and working my way through your vids.
Thanks, I like to think that anyone could have a try at these techniques, you can always develop your drawing skills but sometimes it's good to just make a few marks. Thanks for watching.
Jeanne Heywood Thanks, good luck I hope you get some great results. This is a technique that takes a bit of practice but it's worth the effort. Thanks for your feedback on the video.
I have tried various surfaces and find a smooth heavyweight card works best approx 200gsm, too much texture doesn't work well with this technique. You can use canvas if you apply 3 - 4 coats of gesso (smooth with sandpaper) Hopd this helps. Thanks for watching.
Fascinating process and result, thanks. I like the no music, though maybe a bit of explanation would be useful - what kind of paper at the start and is that water on the sponge? Could this work with other kinds of paint/ink?
whodoyoulove08 Thanks, I appreciate your comments. I will try and update the description on the video with more info on materials used. Please DON'T use water in the sponge it would be a disaster with oil based paint. The paper used is 160gsm smooth white card, this works fine but thinner paper will absorb more oil and may not work as well. You can also use paper that is specifically made for working with oil paint, this tends to have a canvas like surface. The slow drying properties of oil make this process work, experiment with water based paints or inks. Silkscreen acrylic medium added to acrylic paint also works.
whodoyoulove08 That is plastic used at the beginning for the transfer sheet (use old recycled carrier bag) The sponge is dry, don't use anything other than the paint.
Thanks for the wonderful - and quiet - video. Don't know anything about painting but this really inspires me to try. Do you put the paint on wax paper or is it a tissue paper or could be any lightweight paper? Thanks Dan!
i just love it! please let me know if we can use acrylic paint instead of oil, as we can not see the way you apply the paint on plastic sheets, do you do this by using brushes?
You can try this method with acrylic but the paint has a fast drying time, you can brush the paint onto plastic or use a pallet knife. You could also use a retarder to slow down the drying process of the acrylic paint. Thanks for watching the videos.
A lovely demonstration, thank you for posting. Approximately how long will it take though for these to dry as I assume they are pure oil paints and not water based/quick drying?
Thanks for your positive comments. Because I work with very thin layers of paint they do dry very quickly, I never use thinner and try to use a 200gsm paper. Gesso can be used but is not always necessary.
Thanks for the reply. I am first and foremost a photographer, but this year I am going to incorporate macroscapes into your style of oil painting. At some point, I will add a soundtrack to them. Wish me luck.
Gorgeous! I've used oil pastel and printing ink on greaseproof paper, using masking tape and low odour white spirit to try get a similar effect ( but not as good). I love the idea of a more permanent grid stencil. I am now inspired. Did you use a special material to make yours?
Alex Coppock-Bunce Thanks for comments and positive feedback, I'm pleased you enjoyed the demo and found it of use. The stencil used was simply made from thin card with brown parcel tape (the plastic type) fixed to both sides, then cut to the mask size. This makes a great wipe clean surface that is thin enough to give close contact with the work surface, much cheaper than regular stencil card and can be used many times.
Dan Tirels I gave it a go today on linen canvas and I think it worked. It's of a Placa in Palma de Mallorca, near to where I live and it looks pretty good but not sure if I'll think the same way in the morning. Wish I could show you!!
InfiniFi I've tried this technique on stretched canvas but find that it works best if you apply 3 coats of gesso to remove the weave of the canvas. I will post a new demo of this soon. Also I'm hoping to add a page to my website so anyone can submit a piece of work that they created after watching these demos. (I will add information on the website) Thanks for watching.
Dan Tirels Oh gosh, that sounds good, putting viewers works onto your website I mean. I use a fine grain linen canvas and applied two thick coats of gesso. I went too dark with the blending after the 1st tissue print so I used a white line with a fine brush for the 2nd tissue stage and it's help to bring back the black/white into balance. It took me ages to set it all up but the final result is satisfying so I'd say it's very worth it!! Thank you very much Dan
You could label videos like this one as "ASMR Videos." It might up your leadership. Really relaxing. People who watch ASMR videos generally like the sounds you're producing here, and no music. There are plenty of roll playing ASMR videos, but not very many real life videos. I think you might find some new fans if you add the word ASMR" to your videos that resemble this one. And the no longer the video, the better.
Jess Lang Thank you, I have had this comment before about my "unintentional ASMR" videos, I've not thought about adding this to the title but it might be a good idea to create a playlist of these videos, I do enjoy the silence and sounds of the creative process without distraction and will continue to make these. Thanks for the interest and hope you continue to enjoy the videos.
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I find your work inspiring and fascinating to watch the process as it happens.
Thankyou for no commentary or music to distract the viewer.
You are very welcome, I have tried filming with commentary, but I do find it a distraction.
Stunning and inspirational. I appreciate the lack of talking and music. Your demonstration saids it all.
You are a genius, Dan. Even if I can not make something similar like this, time still well spent watching you create. Love your videos. Your style, your easy to follow demos, your silence while working is so relaxing, peaceful and enjoyable. Your videos themselves fall into the category of art. Thank you very much. Please, let this videos keep coming!
Hermina Miklos Thanks so much for your positive response to the demo, I really appreciate your feedback. Hope you give it a try.
Oh Dan, WOW: yet another brilliant video and extraordinarily good art - each rectangle is a mini masterpiece - you could cut them up and sell each one if you wanted - but so good together too! For me = perfect with no sound, just tearing paper+, calm, lovely. And watching you work is like watching a dance or a bird in flight: light, airy, fluid. Thank you so much for making this and putting it up here - and for sharing (teaching us) how you do it. You really inspire me!
Jenny Hughes Thanks very much, I hope that the videos are a useful guide to anyone wanting to explore creativity and to try a few new techniques. I appreciate your positive response.
Thank you for sharing. Yes I feel that by not having any distraction like music, I tuned into the painting.
I had to laugh because I was telling you "a little piece there" and you place one, "now a little piece in that space" and you did it. LOL.
I loved the end result! 😊
LOVE your tutorials, love the processes, and not talking or music !!!!
Lovely hands. The little lines absolutely made it sing. With the eerie silence and barbed wire effect I want to call this ‘Belsen’ ❤️
Thankyou.
Love it and looks so doable! The reveal is always so exciting! Thank you for your postings!
Very interesting. Would love to try it with open acrylics. Love that you don't have any music or talking!!!!
Thank you, really enjoyed this demo. It opens up the imagination. The silence is a joy - no distraction.
Betty Taylor Thank you, I really appreciate your positive feedback for the demo. I hope that you get some good results if you give this a try. Thanks for watching.
very cool, and so lovely that there is no talking throughout, refreshing!
Debra P Thanks for watching, I appreciate your comments and positive feedback.
It is a cold Saturday morning here in Dallas. I knew how I wanted to celebrate my morning. I am watching this video for the umpteenth time with a cup of coffee. What a sumptuous moment! Thank you Dan Tirels for these beautiful, inspiring videos.
Margaret Hogan Thanks so much, I'm very pleased that you found this video of interest. I hope to post a new one soon. I tried to work on a new one today but unfortunately the light faded too fast.
Thanks Dan for unselfishly sharing your work. It's an inspiration for me to try doing monoprints. I hope I can do well.
Thanks for the positive comments on the demo. I'm pleased you find it useful and hope you get some good results trying out this technique. Thanks for watching.
I was mesmerised by this process, very relaxing to watch. The anticipation of the big reveal was well worth waiting for too. I think this is a great sensory activity, I can modify this technique to suit the children in my class. Can't wait. Soapy water at the ready !!!!!
jayRichardo Thanks I'm pleased that you enjoyed this demo, it's a great process and can get some great results, I think for a childrens art class it is an ideal exercise and hopefully it can spark off lots of creativity. I've some new ideas coming soon that should be worth a try. Thanks for watching.
All those textures and depth of colour. Love it!!
No matter how many times I watch this I’m still in a state of awe.
Simply great ! Master Dan is unique ! ☝️
Thanks
I'm with you in your explorations.
Meditative and calming
Thank you for sharing
Magical and Mysterious
Love the Big Reveal!!!🤗
Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed the demo.
Gosh, thanks for your response! .. I am inspired and by using recyclable stuff like the pizza boxes - too cool - and makes it affordable for folks such as myself to try. Watched a few of your other videos and not sure why but they make me so happy to watch ... Strange, but so a big bag of thanks for your generosity of putting your work online!
Very welldone and shown. Truly - no music and no comments have helped to enjoy the creative process.
Sk Sahni Thanks very much for your positive response and feedback. Thanks for watching.
Very free and playful with a sophisticated result. Brilliant.
Timothy Daniels Thanks very much for your positive response, it's good to know you enjoy the demo,thanks for watching.
Great work, Dan. Love the process and love the result. Only wish you made a lot more videos. Best 15 minutes I've spent in ages. Gripping stuff! Thanks so much.
D G Thanks glad you liked the video, hope it helps, it's a great technique to experiment with. Sorry for not posting more videos, I've been trying to get my website sorted. I filmed a new demo today so that will be posted soon.
Loving your work. So inspirational. So many ideas are now flooding into my head. Thank you for sharing your technique with us.
Thanks for watching, I'm pleased that you are finding the demos useful. I've just posted a new one today so I hope you find it helpful.
Thanks for the idea, and the instruction. Also thanks for not having bad music when no music was necessary.
Dan, so inspiring, each works as a piece of art on its own. Love it
K M Thanks very much, I'm pleased that you found the demo of interest.
I really love the grid design and that blue! Thanks, I gave it try with a smaller grid size and I really enjoyed the process.
Tanya Dobbs Thanks glad you enjoyed this demo, it's a good technique to experiment with and you can get some very interesting results.
Enjoyed this also. Thank you for sharing. I love the results, very atmospheric and the scratched surface brings to mind scars we endure in the process of living, mental or physical. Grateful viewer in Ireland, on the cold West coast, Frances.
Frances Elizabeth van Velzen Thanks very much, your positive response to the demos are appreciated, I hope that you are inspired to try the techniques and experiment with your own work. Thanks for watching.
Frances Elizabeth van Velzen = yes, I agree! But also the patina of old things that we treasure: worn and loved. I'm a grateful (english) viewer living near the med (LOTS of blue skies = makes me feel better than UK too-much-grey) in south-east France. All the best to you.
Keep it up Dan.Silence is golden.More please.
Tom Ward Thanks for watching, hope you find the demos useful. I'm trying to post a new one every week but hope to post more.
Excellent work of art ! Thanks for sharing the complete process and your detail explanation! It's very generous from you.
Jose Antonio Thanks very much, hope you get some good results if you give it a try.
Tout simplement magnifique.Merci de partager votre passion et votre savoir-faire.Je me mets au travail,pour vous imitez.😊
Very inspirational video! Thank you!
Great job! Well done! In a natural sound of paper, I love it! Z👍👏🏼🕊
Excellent effects. Thank you for sharing your process.
Seriously good...apparently, simple to make...and, yet, what excellent end effects! ;-)
Great video - thanks for sharing. I love the way you recycle your materials. Very clear demonstration - and very generous of you for sharing :)
Cant u talk?
@@abjabbarabdullah Can't you read?... See detailed description of techniques etc below the video
Thank you for the tranquility.
Regards from Iceland
Enjoyable to watch and very ingenious technique. Will try it but only using acrylic since I don't use oils. Thank you, will watch all your other videos to enhance my painting education.
Bernice Seigel Thanks for your support and interest for these demo videos, I hope they help. This technique does work with acrylic, you just need to work faster ! Or you could add something to slow down the drying time (I've used acrylic silk screen medium)
very useful and clear! I love your creativity!
Thank you! 😊
What a fab video and very cool results. I really want to give this technique a try. Thanks so much for sharing!
cindi banach Thanks for watching, hope it works for you.
I just love this! Going to give it a try, thanks for the great video!
Just found you, and love this demo! Subscribed, and now off to discover more on your channel. Thank you so much for sharing this Dan, it may save me all the time and labour I spend with scratching and sanding to get a similar effect. Also it's a great way to stimulate composition ideas.
Alan P I really appreciate your positive feedback for this demo, I've always found it a great technique to develop ideas and it's a very satisfying process to experiment with. I'm experimenting with different surfaces at the moment and hope to have dome large scale demos in the future. Thanks for watching.
Wonderful as always Dan, thanks for continuing to inspire me.....
martinace1000 Your welcome, hope the demo is useful. New ones on the way, a few different techniques and some less abstract work for a change.
Absolutely beautiful and inspiring!
These look like thumbnails that could be used for a larger painting. Really wonderful demo and process!
Candace Troy Thanks. I find this a great technique to experiment with and it is a great way to inspire ideas for large scale compositions. Thanks for watching.
Brilliant will try something like this!!!!! THANKS AGAIN
Davon gerne mehr !!! Einfach super schön 🙏🤝 werde versuchen, es auch hinzubekommen ! Bis jetzt habe ich immer nur
Acrylfarbe verwendet, doch ich glaube, die trocknet zu schnell🤔 werde es auch einmal mit Öl versuchen 🙏🌻🎨👏
Danke, freut mich, dass dir dieses Video gefallen hat. Ich empfehle wirklich, dies mit Ölfarben zu versuchen.
Wonderful video. Love the process, you make it look so easy, and yet it’s not easy to get the wonderful results you get. Love the silence, felt as if I had the privilege to hang out with you in your studio
Francesco Gallarotti Thanks, I'm pleased that you liked the demo. This really is a great process to try and good results come with a little practice.
Beautiful hands, beautiful work!
Commenting on someone's hands?! That's weird.
How anyone would give this a thumbs down is beyond me. Nice work. Thanks for sharing!
Brian Kirchoff - The Voiceover Page Thanks for the response to the video, it's appreciated. I know these videos have a few thumbs down but I suppose you can't please everyone !
I love love love this technique!.
Thank you! 😊
beautiful, what an interesting technique!
Thank you!
AMAZING and beautiful result
Arwa Shalabi Thanks
Simply great. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Just beautiful - thank you!
Many thanks!
Very cool technique!
Denver Skip Thanks !
Thanks for sharing your talent Dan, you've inspired me. I can't draw a cat but I like to try abstract paintings and love this style. Subbed and working my way through your vids.
Thanks, I like to think that anyone could have a try at these techniques, you can always develop your drawing skills but sometimes it's good to just make a few marks. Thanks for watching.
Trank you much. Also thanks for the silence
I really like this ! Thanks for sharing.
Mary Duval Thank you, I appreciate your comments and thanks for watching.
What a great piece. You made it so easy to understand the process. Thank you.
Lesley Smith Thanks, hope you get some good results if you give it a try, really great way to inspire new work.
Inspiring !! Thank you for sharing !! ❤❤❤
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching.
Excellent. Given me lots of ideas.
Rogjp Thanks for watching
Me encanta enhorabuena, esta hecho con aclilico?
I can’t wait to do this. Wonderful process.
Jeanne Heywood Thanks, good luck I hope you get some great results. This is a technique that takes a bit of practice but it's worth the effort. Thanks for your feedback on the video.
Absolutely stunning. Thank you
Awsome and really beautiful
Thank you so much 😀
Behold me amazed at these beauties!!!
This piece is beautiful
Amazing! Loved your work and video....
J’adore 👍peut on utiliser de l’acrylique ou de l’encre?
thank you for your time it would be helpful to know what type of paper you use? thanks!
I have tried various surfaces and find a smooth heavyweight card works best approx 200gsm, too much texture doesn't work well with this technique. You can use canvas if you apply 3 - 4 coats of gesso (smooth with sandpaper) Hopd this helps. Thanks for watching.
thank you dan appreciated!
Fascinating process and result, thanks. I like the no music, though maybe a bit of explanation would be useful - what kind of paper at the start and is that water on the sponge?
Could this work with other kinds of paint/ink?
whodoyoulove08 Thanks, I appreciate your comments. I will try and update the description on the video with more info on materials used. Please DON'T use water in the sponge it would be a disaster with oil based paint. The paper used is 160gsm smooth white card, this works fine but thinner paper will absorb more oil and may not work as well. You can also use paper that is specifically made for working with oil paint, this tends to have a canvas like surface. The slow drying properties of oil make this process work, experiment with water based paints or inks. Silkscreen acrylic medium added to acrylic paint also works.
Thanks. I really meant the paper on which you spread the oil paint to start with. And so is the sponge dry?
whodoyoulove08 That is plastic used at the beginning for the transfer sheet (use old recycled carrier bag) The sponge is dry, don't use anything other than the paint.
great. also love the silence.
Maravilloso trabajo. Me fascinó.
That’s great, thank you for the demo
Nice detailed demo thank you got more ideas too !
Pauline Hughes Thanks I appreciate the feedback and positive response to the demo, hope you get some good results.
So inspiring, thank you 💕
Wow!Simple et très beau résultat.👍👍👍
Excellent!
Thank you! Cheers!
@@DanTirels yes indeed I love the method you used. I tried a variation using heavy tin foil on which to spread the ink and got two lovely landscapes.
Thanks for the wonderful - and quiet - video. Don't know anything about painting but this really inspires me to try. Do you put the paint on wax paper or is it a tissue paper or could be any lightweight paper? Thanks Dan!
Wanda Kowalski The paint is applied to plastic sheet (made from recycled carrier bags) Thanks for watching.
Amazing. Who needs a traditional printing plate when you have a recycle bin full of tools?
Ingenious :-) Very, very cool! :-)
i just love it! please let me know if we can use acrylic paint instead of oil, as we can not see the way you apply the paint on plastic sheets, do you do this by using brushes?
You can try this method with acrylic but the paint has a fast drying time, you can brush the paint onto plastic or use a pallet knife. You could also use a retarder to slow down the drying process of the acrylic paint. Thanks for watching the videos.
@@DanTirels thanks for your advice, will try it.
I love It!!! It's sooo beautiful!
Chika Pandagirl Thanks
A lovely demonstration, thank you for posting. Approximately how long will it take though for these to dry as I assume they are pure oil paints and not water based/quick drying?
Thanks for your positive comments. Because I work with very thin layers of paint they do dry very quickly, I never use thinner and try to use a 200gsm paper. Gesso can be used but is not always necessary.
@@DanTirels thank you Dan, a sleepy Sunday afternoon here in London and I'm in my studio getting ready to play around!!
Very inspiring.
My paradolia is off the scale with this one
Ça rend mais tellement beau ! 😍. J'adore !
Marianne Guidance Thanks very much.
Me encanta todo lo que vi¡¡
Simplemente, genial. Aplausos mil.
Love your demo. What material is your window frame made from please ?
Recycled card or plastic works, cover card with parcel tape
Thanks for the reply. I am first and foremost a photographer, but this year I am going to incorporate macroscapes into your style of oil painting. At some point, I will add a soundtrack to them. Wish me luck.
Great technique Thanks interesting.
Pauline Hughes Thanks very much
beautifull 🌻 beautiful beautifull 🌻 🌷 beautiful
Joyce Joy Thanks very much
Gorgeous! I've used oil pastel and printing ink on greaseproof paper, using masking tape and low odour white spirit to try get a similar effect ( but not as good). I love the idea of a more permanent grid stencil. I am now inspired. Did you use a special material to make yours?
Alex Coppock-Bunce Thanks for comments and positive feedback, I'm pleased you enjoyed the demo and found it of use. The stencil used was simply made from thin card with brown parcel tape (the plastic type) fixed to both sides, then cut to the mask size. This makes a great wipe clean surface that is thin enough to give close contact with the work surface, much cheaper than regular stencil card and can be used many times.
Thank you Dan, I will have a go!
Very nice!!!!
Francesco Gallarotti (below) said it all for me. Thank you Dan Tirels 😊
InfiniFi Thanks very much.
Dan Tirels I gave it a go today on linen canvas and I think it worked. It's of a Placa in Palma de Mallorca, near to where I live and it looks pretty good but not sure if I'll think the same way in the morning. Wish I could show you!!
InfiniFi I've tried this technique on stretched canvas but find that it works best if you apply 3 coats of gesso to remove the weave of the canvas. I will post a new demo of this soon. Also I'm hoping to add a page to my website so anyone can submit a piece of work that they created after watching these demos. (I will add information on the website) Thanks for watching.
Dan Tirels Oh gosh, that sounds good, putting viewers works onto your website I mean. I use a fine grain linen canvas and applied two thick coats of gesso. I went too dark with the blending after the 1st tissue print so I used a white line with a fine brush for the 2nd tissue stage and it's help to bring back the black/white into balance. It took me ages to set it all up but the final result is satisfying so I'd say it's very worth it!! Thank you very much Dan
I painted black over an old painting,need some advise to try monoprinting
Nice, inspired by ultrasound
so inspiring thank's
to cool i just have to try this
You could label videos like this one as "ASMR Videos." It might up your leadership. Really relaxing. People who watch ASMR videos generally like the sounds you're producing here, and no music. There are plenty of roll playing ASMR videos, but not very many real life videos. I think you might find some new fans if you add the word ASMR" to your videos that resemble this one. And the no longer the video, the better.
Jess Lang Thank you, I have had this comment before about my "unintentional ASMR" videos, I've not thought about adding this to the title but it might be a good idea to create a playlist of these videos, I do enjoy the silence and sounds of the creative process without distraction and will continue to make these. Thanks for the interest and hope you continue to enjoy the videos.