Why NOT to BLEND oil paint

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Название	:	Why NOT to BLEND oil paint
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Very interesting ! Thanks for this video ! 😊
Comment from : LV TRAVEL WORLD DISCOVERY

Crazy helpful actually, thanks!
Comment from : John Atila

Agree with you , so nice to see brush strokes
Comment from : vapoureyes

It’s just a different aesthetic I personally love the neat blended oil look
Comment from : Yegor

I can't see the link to the color mixing guide and get the Foundations of the oil painting course
Comment from : Tracy Ann

Wow! Best lesson on how to paint looser Never heard this before Thank you!
Comment from : Shirley Fargo

dont want to be rude, but the term "old master" is for european artists before 1800 There isn't any american "old master" :/
Comment from : gepeto delamorte

Thanks for the this video 👍🏻
Comment from : ThePeoplesArtist

I paint whit Pebeo acrylic and oil paint and wen i am painting i use allot of paint and i only use 5 colours in acrylic and oil paints I use Alizarin crimson,Cadmium Yellow middle hue,ultramarine blue,mars black and titanium white I use allot of white
Comment from : life is music parna donkers

All good advises!
Comment from : Level One

Yeah real carelessness His shit is unreal
Comment from : Matthew Turley

Good points If I may add, being nearsighted or farsighted affects the way you apply your paints When I had my eye operation, I started painting at arm's length, I was a nearsighted before Good tips from your channel From the Philippines
Comment from : Albert Malcampo

Hello cris
Comment from : Ernie Mayo

the constant music in the background is terrible
Comment from : Xy

Heck yeah SARGENTbrThanks Paint Bro
Comment from : The OpticNerve

At last someone who doesn’t erm and ah Interested in your oil painting course 😊
Comment from : Patricia Heatley

Listen man I don't WANT to blend the paint it just won't stop Wet on wet is so hard
Comment from : Sindicta

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Comment from : ㅇㅇ • 24초전

So many videos present John Singer Sargent as an example of a top painter and a style to emulate However, after studying the masters for a lifetime, Sargent never comes to my mind when I think of the best artists To me it seems that Sargent developed a style that caters to a certain segment of society, namely to the effete wealthy I would actually not wish to own the typical Sargent painting because it just doesn't convey the honesty of better painters
Comment from : KpxUrz5745

I started to block channels even if i subscribe if they ask to like and subscribe
Comment from : Task Force

You talk mostly!!!
Comment from : Sendy Kornelius

Your advice to think about the latter part of painting as if you are laying-down stickers is some of the best I’ve ever been given Brilliant, absolutely brilliant! Thank you so much for this I’ve only just discovered your channel but I will certainly be watching more of your videos!
Comment from : Emily Amadhia King

Thank you for teaching us in a very comprehensively fashion I so appreciate you ❤️
Comment from : quelizabeth2

Glad you lost the cap
Comment from : Don Mayfield, retired computing pro

Nope, I will still blend it all 😂😂😂
Comment from : Camila Duarte | Moda e Criação

I loooooove blending oil paint It's all about preference and what's appealing to the eye Im not moved by unleaded painting It actually irritates me when things aren't blended but that's just my style I think you should do whatever you want to do with your are because it's subjective 🤷🏾‍♀️
Comment from : Kiki Meonce

Ehh i dont like that style as much it leaves brush strokes the transitions still look unnatural well they look exactly how you describe doing it like someone manually mixed the transition and applied but with blending you get a transition that goes thru sooo many values that it actually looks like how a shadow would start and end or how light would scatter and weaken especially in really deep parts cloudy skies just would not have that natual fluff heavy to soft color bleeding thru effect well not one that looks natural tho too much blending and softening definately doesnt look super good either looks like a vision of a painting lol
Comment from : learn2 farm

Does this man know how expensive oil paint is
Comment from : lei

You make a good point Fixating on blending is silly It's like people who use DeTAiLeD as a definition of good art, mis-frickin-guided Paint's going to paint and sometimes it blends, but focusing on blending makes mud Petting the paint over and over is a good way to muck up a painting
Comment from : Candice Beck

By God😧…you are art mister sir
Comment from : lkokox

Is this "tiling"???
Comment from : Easy Biz Marketing FAQ

Thx for this!!!!
Comment from : Easy Biz Marketing FAQ

Now I start to understand what oil painting is about … thanks to u 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Comment from : rebeccawong1

There are artist who do both, according to their habits and preferences with paint They may touch the colors, put the paint side-by-side and put paint on top of another color with a light touch or a bit more pressure
Comment from : Greg Benner

dude dentist jeez
Comment from : S Mc

lmao if i don't blend everything my style dies I am hyper detailed, my paintings work if you see them from 1 cm away or 5 meters, every detail is there, i don't do splashes and spots Do what you want I dont like that messy style
Comment from : Bárbara R

Sorry but it is NOT worth for an exercise to spend paint that cost as much as a month of my rent That is simply dumb idea that can only come from an author that never faces financial problemsbrbrReally, here 1 Tube of Professional Oil paint cost 2/3 of my apartment rent
Comment from : Tiago DAgostini

As an old school oil painter , do you like the wet on wet style like Bill Alexander ?
Comment from : Bobby Redman

Very helpful videoThank you !!
Comment from : Jacqueline Froehle

if i wanna paint realistic wildlife, do i need to blend than for the fur? ore make diffrent vulues like a value scale?
Comment from : NotAGameAddict

Hi Chris I'm a watercolorist I'm finding those habits hard to break in that I'm mixing on the canvas as I do in wc You comment about transitions makes great sense I also have come to realize the transitions should be made on the palette first I do mix some on the wc palette, but 95 is done by the wc method I am very guilty of not using or setting out enough oil paint, but really squeeze out wc like I'm rich as it's put I do prefer the transition look vs blending Am I correct about palette mixing vs canvas? Thx
Comment from : Paul Allen Taylor

This is such a good video! Thank you!
Comment from : Dead Sacred

The difficulty is the value transitions may not be achieved by simply adding white but rather some other saturated and related lower value colour which you may have to mix
Comment from : JamesHAL9000

The title got my attention, right away I was like this gotta be ur personal opinion brThank God u said it in the begining
Comment from : Saint MeArl

Hmm Paintings as reps Cool!
Comment from : April Kurtz

this advice is so specific for one style of painting I will always look the way he wants a paining to look i’m sure it’s awesome, but by doing the opposite of everything he describes you can get paintings that look actually photo realistic So it's all just how you want to paint
Comment from : Mark

To all the artist/ creative ppl in general approach the way you want to as there's no not to methods in such line of work as its all about making the best of how to make it work as there's different method to approach the same thing as everything comes to full circle one way/ another to an extent Take the best of everything & don't hang on to one things & if you really want to, you can come back to it later on as it'll give you a fresh view
Comment from : Goldenblakcon

ive actually been looking into pinterest art pieces, and my favorites are the one that look realistic without blending too much its the style i want to emulate myself thanks for the advice!!!
Comment from : zeta lópez

"especially", not "expecially" sorry, I couldn't resist Love your channel, you have great painting advice!
Comment from : Joel Dickie

My portraits always look better when I don't blend I'm always disappointed that I like my underpainting better I fall in the trap of trying to achieve realism close up but the painting still ends up cartoonish when its over blended I think I've just developed bad habits that are hard to break
Comment from : J N

referring to practice as "reps" is perfect it all comes down to time under tension, bros
Comment from : JonLucPritchard

I’m a beginner and I just can’t seem to get any kind of tree to come out right
Comment from : Doretha Blunt

I'm new at art I'm 8 years old And this what i noticed to all the YouTuber artist, that they're not blending their oil paints So when i saw this, happy to know that I'm right
Comment from : Janella Arnedo

So for that exercise which uses whole tubes, I'll use my student grade 9ml tubes (even if I'd do it!) XDbrAnd Vincent Van Gogh would use 120 ml tubes for that XD
Comment from : Nidhi Moda

Can I apply this to acrylic to?
Comment from : 401 Files

Excellent!!!!
Comment from : Carolina Fernández Oro

Cool dude 🎨
Comment from : Ashleigh

Thanks for sharing 🌺
Comment from : Normajean Chartrand

Hi Chris, I painted a cookie jar not long ago and and tried not to blend, but I ended up with a jar that looked like Coit Tower How can I get around this problem?
Comment from : Por Supuesto Studio

use digital so you don't have to worry about buying paintbrcheckmate
Comment from : Itchy Testicles

The Blending thing is such such a talk between so many artists It is very ok to blend as you said towards the end Very good video!
Comment from : Theodora Daniela Capat

Your videos are more informative and to the point than most of the classes I took in 4 years of art school
Comment from : Katie Johnston

Por fin alguien que me explica porque no debo mezclar los colores en el Canvas brExcelente video!!
Comment from : ingrid Acosta

The raeson why yuo can raed tihs is teh smae raseosn yuo dnot need to blned teh panit
Comment from : Rolandito

Emoh
Comment from : Morten Morten Tampur

G'day Chris im just starting out in the art of painting ive been a musician and worked with wood and steel in the part ive been thinking about picking up a brush for quite a while, and have finally purchased some paints and equipmentbrbri really understand your tutorials and thoroughly enjoy your teaching style bras an absolute novice, having not picked up an artists brush since probably primary school (elementary school in the US i think) i have gone with acrylic paints to start with, just to try painting out i think its because i only need water and dont have to buy other products that wont get used if my interest fades brwhat i want to ask you is, can all of your tutorial be applied to acrylic paint?
Comment from : Andrew Brown

Blending is a curse, i always blend
Comment from : funnycat

Thanks for your tutorial painting 🍎⚘🌹😊🖐🏻🖐⚘⚘
Comment from : Houshang Akhlaghipour

I used to put a lot of paint on the palette but always ended up not using most of it, so now I use very little My latest painting looks nice but when it is sunlit from behind, I can see alla the strokes and it looks very poor and thin I also blend, A LOT, I don't want to see a single brush stroke, but that may be because I paint protraits so I want the skin to look smooth I want so bad to paint it over with a richer amount of paint but I 've painted all the details and shadows and highlights and it's time to give it out If I use a good amount of paint on my next painting, will it dry out evenly or will it stay moist inside? That's what I fear the most so I put 3-4 layers on top of each other and give each layer enough time to dry
Comment from : Lilian

I've been trying this method out, and it's great! Its so approachable and controlling I've shown this to my students, and they love it, too
Comment from : Sam Easton

That's expensive
Comment from : Anna Black

Bob Ross master
Comment from : SA • ZL

Very sad you don't still live here in Richmond
Comment from : Saw It

“You don’t use enough paint”brbrBro I’m poor
Comment from : Colton Patterson

i think Paint Coach's videos are extremely helpful and i have learned a ton my only recommendation is to pronounce 'especially' with the 'S' sound not the 'G'… 'egspecially' Keep it up great work, man
Comment from : ytmm11

nice chris farley painting! love it LOLbrbrside note: when i first began painting i strived to achieve that blended effect never came to my desired end result one day just decided to paint loose and thick felt natural, never looked backbrwill check out those book recommendations
Comment from : Jose Partida

Are we married now? Thanks for the suggestion! Excited to play with some oils!!!!
Comment from : Justin Farmer

With oils you have plenty of time to take a step or two, or even three back and look at your art once again Take a break, make yourself some coffee, look at something different for a little bit Disconnect yourself from your painting This helps to make your artwork the best you can, because you always look at it with fresh pair of eyes I don't think that blending is necessarily a bad thing, however i always loved paintings that looked like high resolution pixel art
Comment from : Kokosę

Speak lowly and enunciate clearly for non-English speakers and so auto captions are more accurate 😉
Comment from : Puddintame

Dude Try gouache please? 1 It’s often all I have time for Like seriously Single mom with a demanding career 2 Many techniques are transferable and new ones are added I’m tier 2 so make sure I have access 😁🙏🏼❤️
Comment from : Puddintame

Please ixney the background music I appreciate your expertise and tips, but I really can't listen with that going on throughout the entire video, so unable to finish
Comment from : Debra Condren

So helpful Thank you x
Comment from : Carole SM

Id rather watch yr tips I cnt paint but really enjoy yr vids
Comment from : Desiree Neho

Another good painter in this style is zorn
Comment from : Anton Edvardsson

Could you go into a little bit of detail on the blocking in process in regards to paint consistency and what you use for your medium?
Comment from : allen voss

My name is literlly blendy lol
Comment from : Car Guy

Your paintings are great and your videos, great learning 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : Yes Honestly

It must be very exhausting holding your arm out for two hours? I couldn’t do it
Comment from : Maggie Tattersfield

What nonsense On the large Sargent portraits the underpainting value shifts on flesh were slow and carefully resolved The man was a product of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts Virtuoso brushwork came only with the final pass Don't mistake his late career impressionistic (mostly landscape, and watercolor) works for his entire body Lastly, there isn't an Old Master from Giotto to Goya (as a general rule Old Master period ends 1800) that did not painstakingly blend value shift passages to achieve volume The indirect approach demands it Point is, don't offer yourself as a "coach" if you lack the willingness, or worse knowledge, to offer different approaches to same problem
Comment from : h d