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How about a bit of turpentine /solvent in the oil. I see some people do it but fear it may be too harsh on the painted film. 2 months dried painting.

Очень- очень красиво. Прекрасные уроки!!! вы прекрасно владеете кистью, это просто замечательно! Вы такая молодец!!!

Thank you so much for sharing it

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well done young lady ,,,

What kind of brush do you use?

Красивый лимон. Прекрасная работа.

Великолепно. Очаровательно. Прелестно. Прекрасный урок.

Прекрасная подача материала. Фантазии автора великолепны. Цветовое решение безупречно. Хорошая работа.

Чудесная птица. Красивая работа.

Милый букет. Хорошая работа. Нравится ваш стиль, композиции и исполнение. Удачи!

Прекрасная работа. Цветовое решение и композиционное построение выполняются в ваших работах с большим вкусом. Роскошные пионы. Удачи!

Прекрасные пионы. Цветовое решение прекрасно выполнено. Очаровательная работа. Удачи!

It took me a while before I realized your own viewing angle was slightly different than that of the reference camera

This is a wonderful video! Could you tell me about the kind of brushes you use? Thank you!

Your video is so useful! Thank you!

Wet on wet ?

Wait! i always thought thin sticks to thick! have i been wrong?

Excelente Magnifica ejecución

amazing, did you use any mediums?

Amazing you're the best artiest thank you for teaching me

can you name the brand of colours you use /? your tutorials are very precise simple n cover almost all of the basics to intermediate level classes with good composition

do you find liquin or linseed better for 2nd or 3rd layer detail work, i prefer linseed but the drying is so damn slow...thanks. can you combine both...

Beautiful work

Blending (??)

Beautiful

I follow Cesar Cantos and Scott Waddell too ,but this video is more informative ,thank you

H E L P anyone. Is my understanding correct? If I use the exact same amount of Walnut Alkyd Medium with each new layer of paint, I don't have to be concerned about following the fat over lean principle? I'm supposing because each of the previous layers are already almost dry chemically when touch dry? Is that true? That would make sense I suppose? I must understand this for sure before I use this medium and begin oil commissioned oil portraits, because they must absolutely be archival, and hopefully I can finish each one quickly. I'm trying to switch from acrylics to oils while having a fast turn around in sales. Thanks for any help.

Need to revise the yellows. Missing one 😊

Ciao Marie complimenti, 👍per fare il colore delle foglie che combinazione di colori uso per favore, grazie

How long was the real time, from mixing the pallet to painting completion, for this gorgeous piece?

Gracias👍👍😀

Why aren’t you uploading anymore? Your videos are good quality!

so beautiful

super coruja, cores azul belíssima.

Love!

Make more of these please 😘

Amazing 🤩

Well done! I salute you.

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Stumbled on this, so glad I did. Real art, thank you.

Excelente técnica,, cómo podría y me gustaría retardar reproducción del vídeo para ver los detalles?? Un Saludo, muchas gracias

Im happy to found your channel, i love your painting too 🤗❤❤❤❤

Finally someone who has answered my question! I have been searching to see if you can oil out with linseed of using a faster drying medium in layers, thank you! 🎀💖💕

Thank you

Hi marie... your fantastic one

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Thank you for this video! Question: is starting with a heavy impasto with a lean medium (e.g. 100% mineral spirits), followed by thinner layers of paint thinned with oil a violation of the fat over lean rule? This is the procedure I've always followed, by I typically get an awful "matte" finish to my paintings which suggests I'm doing it wrong. In other words, there seem to be two parameters: (1) thin paint --> thick pain; and (2) lean medium --> oily medium. You seem to be saying these go together, whereas i thought they were different entirely. Thanks!

Very nice and Thank You! I’m a big tree fan and getting ready to paint a closeup view of a favorite tree from my studio looking out of my picture window. Loved your music!!

Very informative vlog, Marie. I've got a crazy question. How do you store your study paintings? I'm new to the oil medium and used to storing paper and working sketchbooks. To learn oils I'm generating a bunch of 6x8 panels. Most are best put in the garbage but I can't figure out how to store the ones I want to keep. Ideas?