excellent. and impressive. I have been painting for 40 years and I learned something. I am a formally trained painter who attended Pratt and took private classes/lessons from well established painters. The one thing I learned early is that it is impossible to know everything. Thank you for the video.

Man there is so much technical info in here !! thank you so much :-)

This is good. Well done!! if I may add a codicil: portrait painters like Hals, Sargent, Chase and Whistler had several sessions with their sitters. At the end of each sitting, the days work would be scraped back with the palette knife. This blurry effect would serve as the base for the next session's work. This gave the impression that it was painted "alla prima," but ended up with a much richer colouration than a one-sitting work could.

In my painting class we learned this first but I feel like it would help me a lot more to use an indirect method of painting for now because I am not doing Alla Prima correctly in oil as a beginner..

Wow just wow! Best class ever! Love it !

This is really great. Thank you !

Excellent ! Bravo !

Wow i took so many notes!!!

good tips thank you :)

Thxs! SuperB Video ;-) & very good channel ...

Thank your 😍

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Very interesting! But why do you speak so fast? It’s making me nervous and I have a hard time keeping up on you. 😏 But again, interesting!

Speaking instructions are too fast. Need to slow down or have more information on the bottom.

You're mispronouncing "Jacopo" but interesting video.