Glazing Techniques in Oil and Cold Wax

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  • Опубликовано: 2 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @Snowystardust12
    @Snowystardust12 Год назад +1

    Its very helpful to see and listen to your creative process, balancing colors, values, line …I learned a lot. Thank you.

  • @ricardoramanauskas7661
    @ricardoramanauskas7661 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks, that was so enlightening and encouraging to see your process. Gives me some hope and direction to work on my skills

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  11 месяцев назад

      Wonderful very glad to hear that !

  • @l.wolfm.7006
    @l.wolfm.7006 Год назад

    Unusual atypical painting.
    I think you found an ideal stopping point.
    Right in the beginning that yellow in the lower left was a visual sore thumb.
    You handled that area really well without making it go completely bye-bye. That was a tough initial color and composition to morph into a worthwhile/workable piece.
    You have a keen eye coupled with great natural impromptu intuition. 👍Congrats. Stay Safe.

  • @mimis289
    @mimis289 Год назад +2

    Hi Andrea, I'm sensitive to the solvents in the cold wax which really bums me out because I love working with oil and cold wax. How are you able to work with cold wax since you are sensitive too? I love your work and always look forward to your videos! Thank you!!

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад +4

      Well it's tricky, I clean up with Canola oil and that helps a lot. I also wear a mask as much as possible and avoid doing solvent reduction techniques with gamsol or citrasolve till a few minutes before I'm about to leave the studio...There's a lot to be said for acrylics and I work with them often too. I should post more of my acrylic processes. They're very similar to what I do in cold wax.

    • @mimis289
      @mimis289 Год назад +2

      @@artistspace, thank you. Yes, I would love to hear more about your acrylic processes. I have been experimenting with acrylics but does not have that luminosity of the cold wax that I love. I would love to learn how it could be similar to cold wax. Hope you can share a video on that. Blessings!

    • @jdmosaics
      @jdmosaics Год назад +1

      @@mimis289I can not use oil at all and switched over 25yrs ago to Acrylics… by using Matt mediums and Satin in different quantities one can get an almost faux wax look to an Acrylic painting… the garish colours that Acrylics have can be manipulated to look like soft oils. Cheers.

    • @mimis289
      @mimis289 Год назад

      Thank you for sharing that information! Blessings.

  • @vickivitale8134
    @vickivitale8134 8 месяцев назад

    hi I just found you!!!!!! love your work and style.. can my husband join me on the workshop in France?????

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  8 месяцев назад

      Could you contact me @ wedellandrea@gmail.com and we can talk. The short answer is yes but let’s talk about how that would work

  • @bettyblitch7930
    @bettyblitch7930 18 дней назад

    Wonder what would happen if you crossed those black lines in a place or two?

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  18 дней назад

      @@bettyblitch7930 hmmm I wonder. I wound up selling that painting so it’s too late to try

  • @cherylerome-beatty4677
    @cherylerome-beatty4677 Год назад

    Do you use any oil like linseed or walnut oil to thin and glaze along with the cold wax?

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад

      I use 50 % gamsol 50ish % cold wax usually. Or galkyd gel

  • @mimis289
    @mimis289 Год назад

    Another question please....Why is this technique called "glazing?" What would you add to acrylic paint for this process? Thank you for your time! France sounds amazing by the way!

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад +1

      France is going to be incredible and I'm so SO excited for my participants and myself ! Any glazing medium will work for your acrylics. I use golden paints and they have a good selection of glazing mediums. Golden's airbrush medium is excellent.

  • @viv2089
    @viv2089 Год назад

    Hi Andrea ..another question please. You mention you are very very sensitive to the spirits ,minerals etc . Have you tried the water mixable oils with cold wax. I am really interested as they are what I will be using and would like to hear your view on them, such as drying times, stickiness etc .thank you so much.

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад +1

      I haven’t used water mixable oils with cold wax for many reasons. Too many to go over here but in short it’s the solvents that I’m sensitive to not the oil paint. Cold wax has both gamsol and galkyd in it, so you’d still be using solvents for some of the reductive techniques… that being said other artists seem to like water mixables. Not sure how they’d respond with cold wax but I’d try it if I were you

    • @LindaRUDYK
      @LindaRUDYK Год назад

      Slowing down.....it is so difficult because I am so excited during the process. I will keep trying, L😊

  • @quuqeemonster
    @quuqeemonster 4 месяца назад

    7:36 pinks layers

  • @nb7941
    @nb7941 Год назад

    Zinc white is a transparent white. Try that one.

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад +1

      Yep, I know. Thanks for watching and commenting :))

  • @viv2089
    @viv2089 Год назад

    Hi Andrea, thank you for sharing your process. How long do you allow your painting layer to dry before adding the glazes. (I haven’t listened to the whole film yet so you more than likely answer my question during filming )😊

    • @artistspace
      @artistspace  Год назад

      In this case it was three to four weeks before I put down the final glazes. But you don’t need to wait that long. Drying tile depending on weather and paint thickness of the layers is about two to three days

  • @dawnstroup4698
    @dawnstroup4698 Год назад

    🄿🅁🄾🄼🄾🅂🄼 😻