No, usually I do with smaller pieces, especially if I'm painting outside, panels are easily transported, and opaque. But for larger sizes in the studio, I use stretched canvases.😊
@margaretspringer91977 ай бұрын
I've never used charcoal to draw shapes for oil painting, because I don't want to dirty my colors. Do you spray a fixative on your charcoal sketch and let it dry before starting to paint?
@dizzylizzard1
7 ай бұрын
No I don't use fixative, I want the charcoal to fall away, or simply be absorbed by the paint. If you use a light touch, or blow off the excess before painting, it's never a problem at all.
@darcymanwaring148911 ай бұрын
I love your paintings. Do you always paint on panels?
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Good tips. Thanks Cody !
No, usually I do with smaller pieces, especially if I'm painting outside, panels are easily transported, and opaque. But for larger sizes in the studio, I use stretched canvases.😊
I've never used charcoal to draw shapes for oil painting, because I don't want to dirty my colors. Do you spray a fixative on your charcoal sketch and let it dry before starting to paint?
@dizzylizzard1
7 ай бұрын
No I don't use fixative, I want the charcoal to fall away, or simply be absorbed by the paint. If you use a light touch, or blow off the excess before painting, it's never a problem at all.
I love your paintings. Do you always paint on panels?
@codydelong1
11 ай бұрын
No, I use stretched canvases for bigger sizes