Hi Jessica, today was an extra special video . Love it when you talk thru your ideas as you paint and explore like today. You are just so much fun, intriguing and so knowledgable as you teach yourself and us at the same time. In today's video being able to see close up, I got a feel for the layers and the depth of your paint. So when you lightly scoop in or move in with your pallete knife, I could see how buoyant the paint looked. Thay play of pushing against something without penetrating it.That brought up a memory of what it feels like playing with water and lightly tapping or slapping the water with your hands/fingers to hear the sounds it makes without your hands going thru the water. It felt like that's how it would feel playing with the feel of the paint in this technique. And that leaves an indelible impression in my mind, one of playing and feeling the paint vs the mental aspect of learning a concept without the feel, if that makes sense. You explain the process so well along with the camera angle that it was a powerful lesson or study. ( Ive not tried this before but your video definitely left an impression of how I would go about 'feeling' the paint with the palette knife). Thanks for a scintillating lesson. LOVE paint and your paintings are so awesome. The purples & pinks are super pretty and the gold webbing or outlines around where the paint looks or becomes transparent is particularly facinating. Also the pink painting on the wall is crazy great and stunning in composition. Thank you for your time today. Loved every single minute of it. 😊
Great video today!! And I’m impressed you’re using the hot pink again too!! I tried to ask several times in the chat, but my timing was off (🙄), would you consider making a video on swiping? I’ve asked before and you added cameras from the side which is so much better than from above…..but I’m meaning a tutorial on how to hold the palette knife, the angle, how to twist and turn with ease and I’d love to see from a side closeup how deep you go into the paint. Whew that was a mouthful!! You’re always so great explaining everything you do and I have learned so much!! If this is something you don’t want to do, no worries!! I’ll still love ya and watch you!! 😊
Hi Jessica. Sad that I missed your live today. Great re-wind, however! Love me some hot neon pink!! I appreciate you sharing your techniques and tips & tricks! Great outcome! 💓💜
Loved watching you paint again. Regarding the little bubbles I have a thought and it's just a thought. A few weeks back I had quite a lot of airbubbles and tried to get rid of them with my little burner. As soon as I did that the little bubbles appeared. That's what it felt like: the heat creating those little airbubbles. My room was cold. I have no idea whether the heat created them because the paint and the room were cold or whether the airbubbles were there already. I turned up my thermostat, waited for 3 hours and did another painting and just popped the bigger airbubbles. Hardly any tiny ones showed up. No burner used. I got some tiny bubbles from swiping and I pounded my canvas a few times on the table and they were gone. It dried perfectly. Just thoughts. I don't know enough about the physics around this to really know what happens. See you next week! 😘
Yes, I missed you live Monday too. 😢 Anyways, were you having issues with Pigments not dissolving all the way? (at 19:15) I wet w JoSonja and let it sit for 15+ min before adding medium. After that, if they sit too long (2 - 3 days) the powder settles to the bottom and I'm having to scrape it up a 2nd time. And if the bottom of container has any impressions on the bottom (like mine 😜), it's even harder to re-mix. Thanks for letting me share my fails here! Cheers!
I still haven’t tried hide and reveal but I will💜love all of your art 🖼️curious since I use so much black which do u use for pillow and faux pillow? Thanks !
Hi Jessica, I wanted to tell you how beautiful your paintings are! You also seem like an extremely fun person 😊. I was wondering if, when putting down your black paint, have you ever used any other colors? Would a dark Blue, Purple, or even Green work the same way? Thank you so much for any help you can give me and for sharing your amazing talent with us ❤️
If I had waited until the video was done, I would have gotten my answer then 😅. I'll definitely remember that next time!! Thank you anyway. Please keep sharing with us.
Gallon of paint sitting in some type of tub water and the tub of water sitting on top of a small grow mat? Kind of like a double boiler. I am having serious issues with bubbles in the pillow paint! My torch is to hot no matter the setting. Small grow mats only get to 72 degrees.
Hi Jessica, today was an extra special video . Love it when you talk thru your ideas as you paint and explore like today. You are just so much fun, intriguing and so knowledgable as you teach yourself and us at the same time. In today's video being able to see close up, I got a feel for the layers and the depth of your paint. So when you lightly scoop in or move in with your pallete knife, I could see how buoyant the paint looked. Thay play of pushing against something without penetrating it.That brought up a memory of what it feels like playing with water and lightly tapping or slapping the water with your hands/fingers to hear the sounds it makes without your hands going thru the water. It felt like that's how it would feel playing with the feel of the paint in this technique. And that leaves an indelible impression in my mind, one of playing and feeling the paint vs the mental aspect of learning a concept without the feel, if that makes sense. You explain the process so well along with the camera angle that it was a powerful lesson or study. ( Ive not tried this before but your video definitely left an impression of how I would go about 'feeling' the paint with the palette knife). Thanks for a scintillating lesson. LOVE paint and your paintings are so awesome. The purples & pinks are super pretty and the gold webbing or outlines around where the paint looks or becomes transparent is particularly facinating. Also the pink painting on the wall is crazy great and stunning in composition. Thank you for your time today. Loved every single minute of it. 😊
Great video today!! And I’m impressed you’re using the hot pink again too!! I tried to ask several times in the chat, but my timing was off (🙄), would you consider making a video on swiping? I’ve asked before and you added cameras from the side which is so much better than from above…..but I’m meaning a tutorial on how to hold the palette knife, the angle, how to twist and turn with ease and I’d love to see from a side closeup how deep you go into the paint. Whew that was a mouthful!! You’re always so great explaining everything you do and I have learned so much!! If this is something you don’t want to do, no worries!! I’ll still love ya and watch you!! 😊
Once again an absolutely instructive live session. The outcome is outstanding as always. Thanks for sharing your experiences to us Jessica👍🏻⭐️🙂
Hello to all, lovely to be here from Victoria Australia.
Hi Jessica. Sad that I missed your live today. Great re-wind, however! Love me some hot neon pink!! I appreciate you sharing your techniques and tips & tricks! Great outcome! 💓💜
I missed the ending so I’m watching again. Thank you for all your tips and advice.
Fantastic my dear. Long video😮 But always interesting
Thanks Jessica for your live tutorial, always enjoyable to see you create!
C magnifique se que vous faites encore bravo
Loved watching you paint again.
Regarding the little bubbles I have a thought and it's just a thought.
A few weeks back I had quite a lot of airbubbles and tried to get rid of them with my little burner. As soon as I did that the little bubbles appeared. That's what it felt like: the heat creating those little airbubbles. My room was cold. I have no idea whether the heat created them because the paint and the room were cold or whether the airbubbles were there already.
I turned up my thermostat, waited for 3 hours and did another painting and just popped the bigger airbubbles. Hardly any tiny ones showed up. No burner used. I got some tiny bubbles from swiping and I pounded my canvas a few times on the table and they were gone. It dried perfectly.
Just thoughts. I don't know enough about the physics around this to really know what happens.
See you next week! 😘
Yes, I missed you live Monday too. 😢
Anyways, were you having issues with Pigments not dissolving all the way? (at 19:15) I wet w JoSonja and let it sit for 15+ min before adding medium. After that, if they sit too long (2 - 3 days) the powder settles to the bottom and I'm having to scrape it up a 2nd time. And if the bottom of container has any impressions on the bottom (like mine 😜), it's even harder to re-mix.
Thanks for letting me share my fails here!
Cheers!
I wish I can watch you without paying!
What do you mean? RUclips is totally free to you
I still haven’t tried hide and reveal but I will💜love all of your art 🖼️curious since I use so much black which do u use for pillow and faux pillow? Thanks !
Hello 😊
Hi Jessica, I wanted to tell you how beautiful your paintings are! You also seem like an extremely fun person 😊. I was wondering if, when putting down your black paint, have you ever used any other colors? Would a dark Blue, Purple, or even Green work the same way? Thank you so much for any help you can give me and for sharing your amazing talent with us ❤️
If I had waited until the video was done, I would have gotten my answer then 😅. I'll definitely remember that next time!! Thank you anyway. Please keep sharing with us.
Haha, well, I'm glad I told you then. Thanks for stopping by, Michelle
Are you still in live
Gallon of paint sitting in some type of tub water and the tub of water sitting on top of a small grow mat? Kind of like a double boiler. I am having serious issues with bubbles in the pillow paint! My torch is to hot no matter the setting. Small grow mats only get to 72 degrees.
Is it Strom ( like Stromboli) or do you mean storm ( like stormy weather)??😂
Nope, it’s Strom like the German word for electricity. It’s my last name.