Terrific presentation, thank you. Frank

Thanks so much. Your art is truly beautiful and inspiring.

your work is soooo good! please make more videos like this when you get the chance 😊

you're so masterful... I could watch you all day I learn treasures and am wildly inspired

thanks for sharing!

I like your style. The natural "roughness" of a charcoal drawing and the softness of brush and color of oil paint. Very inspiring to me! Thank you for sharing. Beautiful!🍀

Hey daniel love your work. I'm so out of this fine art world, but you make it seem so simple and made of people that seem to be kind and hard workers. You make the fine art world look like a world i would to love to be part of

Extraordinario Daniel 🫀🫀🫀

I love the use of soft light contrasted with the textures in your work. Thanks for sharing your thoughts in the process

@bilmes

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Thank you!

Excellent, Daniel! We enjoyed having you at the Coppini academy.

@bilmes

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Thank you Steven! I enjoyed my experience at Coppini :)

Thanks for this Daniel!

@bilmes

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Hey Nathan! My pleasure, hope you're doing well.

Great art Frank, is that a pointed rubber that you use to delete the burn umber, see you use paper, no towl but is there a name for what seems to be that paint brush with a rubber on the end, take it it is to delete small parts of the burnt umber. Great detail, never seen rubber like pencil pointed. thanks. what would you do if after completing you just want to delete all that painting to start fresh would you just jesso over or use spirit with rag to clean it off. thanks lots charles

I kept waiting for an explanation of the meaning of life, lol! Thanks for sharing man

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Ha! I'm still waiting for that explanation myself. Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching :)

Thank you for sharing! What kind of ground do you like to paint on?

@bilmes

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My pleasure. I work on specially prepared cradled wood panels. I have a video going over the panel prep process on my Patreon :)

Take a pencil and do a drawing if you want to do that. Don't pretend this is 'oil painting'.