VARNISH,TYPES OF VARNISH, Acrylic painting for beginners,
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- In today's Acrylic painting for beginners, lesson I look at varnish what it is how to use it correctly and why should we use it on our paintings join me in the studio to get answers to these and more questions #clive5art
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explaining the whats and whys thank you Clive, very helpful
I don't think I can say enough about how much I appreciate you and your videos
You give so much helpful information especially for beginers like myself. I've only gotton bits and pieces elseware.
Thank you! thank you! thank you! And your personality and humor are delightful!!!!
Thank you so much 😊 I just want to help where I can and make it easier for you
CLIVE5ART, You are really the best on CZcams. I watch your videos and they are packed with knowledge and excellent advise. Thank you so much!!!
I'm happy I watched your video. I had forgot that the painting itself had to cure for a couple of weeks. And satin is so hard to find, I'm happy with your tip about mixing matt and gloss. Thank you for the helpful tips !
Great to see it helped thank you Clive
Excellent tutorial. Learned how to do the job properly. Thanks Clive.
Lawton Mainstone your very welcome all my playlists are at www.clive5art.co.uk go check them out thanks clive
Very useful Clive Thankyou . By the way I'm sure The Range wouldn't mind you filming their products, after all you gave them a good enough plug ! I buy most of my art stuff there, they have good quality products at very reasonable prices.
I did ask the manager not sure what he made of a welsh mad artist tho lol
Thank you for this information. I have always wondered about varnishing acrylic paintings. Up until now I have used either gloss or matt glazing medium.
Glad it helped you
Thank You Clive this is very useful information. lots of us would like to protect our work as well All the Best
Thank you glad to help
thank you so much for this video, so very informative, I love satin finish and have problems finding it, didn't realize I could mix my matt and gloss for same effect. Thank you. p.s. I thought your grand daughter's painting was lovely.
Thank you much make due they are both water based or both oil based don't mix water based and oil based together or you'll be in trouble
Great to see you in a different setting. No need to apologize. "The Range" store is similar to our, "Home Depot" in America.
I'm a little confused. You mention, "pre soaking" your brush. 1) What exactly did you pre soak your brush, in? 2) Why did you go over the first coating with Matte finish / varnish?
Thanks for considering my questions.
Just water ...
Hi Clive, I am becoming an artist thanks to you, just a quick question, why not spray varnish?
I don’t like it as it seems to attract the dust particles
I have really never varnished or done anyhting with my acrylic paintings once they are finished. I was recommended Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic Coating 1303. Do you think this would work ? The precautions sound really scary. Please, I would appreciate how to do this well.
I purchased a some quart cans of varnish from the hardware store, called Cabot, is that an okay varnish to use on my paintings and pourings? The reason I ask is, the varnish's you're showing are crystal clear, what I bought has a yellowish tint. Thank you Clive.
You need a water based varnish I not oils based but in either way you must put on an isolation coat first in the case of acrylic use pure gloss acrylic medium
I have a question, Clive. Liquitex has a product called “ Gloss Meduim and Varnish”, and according to the bottle, it says “AcrylicPolymer Emulsion”. It also states that it “may be used as a final non-removable varnish for acrylic paintings”. Have you ever heard of or used it? Don’t really know if it’s any good, but was wondering about your opinion.thanks!
All acrylic is polymer emulsion that’s the main ingredient in its raw form it’s called glazing medium or gloss medium it can be used as a clear coat on the final layer as a varnish there are so many uses for it I’ll explain in another lesson
I have a question...I spray varnished my finished acryllic painting and noticed after it was sprayed that there is an error in the painting I need to fix!! Its actually a wolf painting that I noticed after it was varnished they eyes were wrong...can I paint OVER the varnish Or do I have to remove it...thank you
I've never seen this one before. Wish I had. I've probably been varnishing my paintings all wrong!
I have used min wax polyacrylic to varnish.....it is water based and simply cleans up with soap and water.
Great not heard if that
Do you ever use a sponge brush to varnish?
No it can cause air bubbles in the varnish
Sorry about all the questions, but I'm a slow learner, about the isolation coat is it necessary all the time, or just when using a removable varnish?
Yes as it protects the painting as varnish can yellow over time then it can be removed with out damaging the painting in the old days they used egg white tempera to isolate the painting
Thanks so much for your most excellent help Clive.
Hi Clive, is it possible to use a Polyurethane clear varnish? The reason I ask is because I have a few unopened tins left over :)
Dinky25 yes as long as its water based well i guess you can use oil based on acrylic too but you cant use water based on oil
you should be ok do a test first
Thanks Clive :)
what are the alternatives for varnish? there's a paper that is applied instead of varnish to protect paintings but I don't know what that paper is called.
Not to my knowledge but you can use pure acrylic resin as a varnish the paper is called parchment
Thank so much for this so informative and useful tutorial! As english is not my mother tongue I did not hear for how long, how many hours we leave the varnish to dry before we put more varnish. Thank ever so much!
I was varnishing my painting the same way as u and suddenly my prush turned to a very hard stuff and i couldn't use it anymore.could you pls tell me why that happened?do you think my varnish is not good?while i was applying it the color of my varnish turned to yellow and its like a yellow glue.
Sounds like it’s gone off
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