Excellent! Thank you for such a clear explanation. Best wishes from London UK.
@kellyandthehorses28772 күн бұрын
I always have my orders shipped within a day or two. I love bpc inks and create art with them and write with them. Not selling my art or anything. Also use acrylic inks and all bpc inks will play nice w amsterdam acrylic and fw.
@guyfromphotostock3 күн бұрын
we don't need to talk about adobe, we need to talk about alternatives to adobe
@cinderblockstudios3 күн бұрын
And I did
@cinderblockstudios3 күн бұрын
A lot of my rant came from Adam Duff's video on the topic. He did much better than me and you should all check out his Channel and Art: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d22Tto98Yri0prw.html
@AlexanderFeoktistov3 күн бұрын
I support you in canceling Adobe. I don’t use their stuff for like 5 or 6 years. Instead I use RawTherapy to process my photos and Krita for sketching and miscellaneous tasks. These are enough for my needs. I agree that people have to oppose major companies to make them pay for the content they use for AI training.
@cinderblockstudios3 күн бұрын
Never heard of that software but I'll give it a look! My problem with Krita was always that it's GPU dependent, and wasn't/isn't viable for many users beyond "enthusiast" level computer users. Thanks for sharing your experience!
@louisedrake73410 күн бұрын
How do you repair a small hole when there is no way you can get the backing off the painting?
@cinderblockstudios10 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean
@louisedrake7349 күн бұрын
If you can not access the back of the canvas due to the way it is framed how can you repair a hole from the front?
@cinderblockstudios9 күн бұрын
Assuming by this you saying it's a piece you didn't make? If that's the case talk either to the original artist or a conservator.
@louisedrake7349 күн бұрын
It is a painting done by my grandfather 70 years ago. Damage was done by someone else placing the painting into my car.
@cinderblockstudios9 күн бұрын
Well your best bet would probably be to consult a conservator, if you insist on doing the work yourself, the first thing you should do is work on getting it out of the frame. Feel free to drop me an email and I can help you further with that
@AlexanderFeoktistov11 күн бұрын
Thank you for your sincerity! ❤
@kofiankobra312817 күн бұрын
I have used these colours, I agree with everything you say about them
@user-jq6yj5ic1t22 күн бұрын
wwhy thes masterpeace have no view im sad man
@cinderblockstudios22 күн бұрын
Thanks
@user424124 күн бұрын
Scientifically, they are colors; achromatic colors.
@maddieb738426 күн бұрын
What about flat paint I see that you used a satin finish and satin has more resistance to water
@cinderblockstudios25 күн бұрын
I imagine that would marginally improve the odds, but probably is still not the best application
@annauriel25926 күн бұрын
As a homeowner, art teacher, and artist - if that is the conclusion what does that say about our walls?! And no one should be trying to damage artwork with texture!
@cinderblockstudios26 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean. Not only is joint compound a staple in modern home and commercial buildings for patches and filling cracks in walls, but as an artist texture is one of the basic elements of design which exists in most if not all media.
@victoralosi146129 күн бұрын
Use a nice quality turpentine . Not the hard wear stuff
@cinderblockstudios20 күн бұрын
I'm curious what you would consider a nice quality turpentine? That is something I am completely unfamiliar with
@victoralosi146120 күн бұрын
@@cinderblockstudios triple distilled
@live984829 күн бұрын
Thank you. Informative video. I learned a few things I did not know
@leoniekouvas87629 күн бұрын
Thank you for your tips, I learnt so much when I heard it in a simplified manner. Never too old to learn somethings new. Cheers. 🍹
@nigeljohnkelvin9166Ай бұрын
I reckon a tub that big would cost a butt load of dough. Atleast you wont have to worry about running out of pumice gel.
@lisalovelylpaАй бұрын
Timely tip , I start the summer with two wood panels.
@WowwwzaaaАй бұрын
But I don’t the lines in between showing, like your black and red
@cinderblockstudios28 күн бұрын
Not sure what you mean, I didn't use any black in this painting
@CAIORAZАй бұрын
Ugh you idiot
@tmerk4292Ай бұрын
That painting is very cool and watching these definitely inspires me and gives me creative energy to keep pushing forward when I'm in a bit of a slump, keep on keeping on brother 💪👍
@tarongibbs7463Ай бұрын
Professional spray painter it's nice buy it won't stick to my rc glider foam eflite radien so I did the normal things for that light sanded foam Doble later nope it can almost fall off with the yellow frog t a pe pull so it looks so good but how yo get it to stay on perm like should I use the clear coat
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
...What?
@darylgholson4481Ай бұрын
I’m doing wood panels from Home Depot for the first time. They are huge. I’m going to try Kils2 primer. I will save all my expensive gesso for canvases lol
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
depends on the project you're doing, but per my tests I hope you understand the need for quality materials for the longevity of a project
@darylgholson4481Ай бұрын
@@cinderblockstudios right. I kinda changed my mind. I did one coat of kils2… now I plan to build a few layers of gesso on top of it… I have 3 panels. I only did 1
@ZadenZaneАй бұрын
It's interesting what you say about watercolours and oils at the beginning because that is such an arty perspective. To a regular person who is well into adulthood and takes up painting for whatever reason, acrylics are going to be far more in line with what I think they'd expect from paint. Most people's experience of paint starts with poster paints at school, might include something kind of modelling paint perhaps and maybe woodstains or fence paints, will almost certainly include interior painting and decorating with vinyl matt or silk emulsion, whatever they're called. Those kinds of paints are far more similar to acrylics than to watercolours or oils. It's only people with an arty background who find acrylics weird or outrageously fast drying. To everyone else acrylics are normal and oil paints especially weird! Some artists will bleat on about acrylic's treacherously fast drying times as if that's such an issue. I've been painting for two years now with acrylics and have never found myself thinking "Oh, I wish this paint would dry more slowly!"
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
It really does depend considerably on what paints you start with, but the lesson needs to cover things that people who start with other media can also understand
@ZadenZaneАй бұрын
@@cinderblockstudios yes of course! I didn't mean to sound critical by the way, it's just a little pet theory of mine, that's all!!
@niinakorsikko7832Ай бұрын
I like that first one style, coz I love darker colours 😍
@lisalovelylpaАй бұрын
I don’t get it lol That’s a lot of Pumice gel for an acrylic painter. I have a small jar in stock for quite some time , been itching to use it in my pastel work, but been doing mostly acrylics , have not felt the need to use it in acrylics. But that’s just me. If I wanted to pastel a wood panel , I would glue a water color sheet to the wood then maybe the pumice gel .. but again that’s just me. But … interesting video series .. there are lots of odd supplies I keep in my gallery .. marble dust … glass bead medium … black gesso … sand , just to name a few. All have interesting uses in making art. Lately , I not one for stocking up , while it might save money to buy larger quantities, supplies can go bad , and today with fast delivery , I just as well store my supplies on the art suppliers shelf. Thanks for the video !
@cynthiaakin6238Ай бұрын
Not sure about this one. Will have to go to the website and check it out.
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
I'm not sure if you've been a long time subscriber or not but I appreciate you going through all of my old short film projects. DemonGate eventually became a couple novels I wrote but have not yet published. Also the DMC films website has not existed in about a decade
@cynthiaakin6238Ай бұрын
The music in all the videos I have watched so far is very good. This theme is haunting and wistful. It is beautiful.
@cynthiaakin6238Ай бұрын
I really enjoyed doing inventory with you.
@cynthiaakin6238Ай бұрын
Comical spoofy and black and white shot nicely.
@EmineAbdelwahedАй бұрын
Thank you for the review. So how does acrylic work on oil paint?
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
Generally it should be oil over acrylic, but the other way around can work with a decent isolation coat. Do note though oil paint will crack over time as it fully oxidizes which can cause issues as a base to acrylic paint.
@Art_of_Ramon2 ай бұрын
What about house primer? I've used that on a wood panel with oil enamel on top. I was wondering if the primer would grip the wood better than gesso, but I did not have time to test. I just went with the primer, which is how I paint wood frames.
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
It's not that the primer/gesso grips the wood so much as if the paint gripping the primer or not.
@lisalovelylpa2 ай бұрын
Yeah, activity is important , one of the problems of being an artist , and gamer omg , twice the problem , diet is important too. Real food. Not processed. Will add decades to your art career.
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
Gotta remind myself to take my vitamins
@suitelady17492 ай бұрын
Very productive day!!! You sure got more done than me!
@user-mi9zq7db7z2 ай бұрын
Thank you great inform Ation
@sp91382 ай бұрын
Why are people so dismissive of talent everyone has one the gifts of God are given without repentance talent plus work equals success
@Claudia_som2 ай бұрын
I know this is an older video but I found it and it's really, really good. Thanks for giving such detail on everything that you're doing and why. Really appreciate your time and effort!!
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
Haha, I wouldn't call this an older video by my channel's standards, but thank you! Always appreciate when my lessons can inspire others
@einarjungmann2732 ай бұрын
What a brave man! I like this video. I have also ADHD, without medication. I found out in my birthday - 33y old. Happy birthday:D I do yoga, meditation, running, good food. But I need improve sleeping!
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
A good sleep schedule is WILDLY important for everyone. Though I still make mistakes and get off track fairly regularly.
@maciejmaciej6285Ай бұрын
try to obstain and reduce caffeine! 1 coffee a day, no coke, no tea, no chocolate (also caf) no blue light after 9pm... try this. This changed my life.
@einarjungmann273Ай бұрын
@@maciejmaciej6285 thx ))
@patricknelson14712 ай бұрын
i used a brush and the paint is full of hair ill switch ti sponge
@cinderblockstudiosАй бұрын
That sounds like you need to buy better brushes
@patricknelson14712 ай бұрын
sponge looks better than all
@pastorsteve99882 ай бұрын
what about repainting outdoor lawn decorations little bears, squirrels can you use the same thing?
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
Provided they're wood sure. If we're talking small concrete statues I'd recommend a primer that will absorb into the stone more. Something like the stuff they sell for garage floors. Also important to use a higher quality acrylic to avoid the colors fading in direct UV light.
@pastorsteve99882 ай бұрын
@@cinderblockstudios more of a plastic or rubber coating over them, that's why is didn't know if the same stuff would work
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
Acrylics themselves are plastic so as long as you can sand the surface lightly you can repaint it. I'd recommend a final spray clear coat at the end to ensure longevity in the elements as well
@VeiledArtsStudio2 ай бұрын
I'll bring some ultramarine on my next visit. :)
@jumanas40122 ай бұрын
love the excitement 🥳
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
IMO If you're not excited you can't expect to inspire others
@Mywordtoday2 ай бұрын
What are the colors used for creating the various browns? Thanks
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
My mixes were: Cad. Red Medium + Phthalo Green (Blue Shade) (Cad. Yellow Medium and Quinacradone Magenta) + Prussian Blue (Quinacradone Magenta and Prussian Blue) + Cad. Yellow Medium But use whatever you have as complements. No need to make it exactly the same as mine.
@missbehaving47102 ай бұрын
Interesting thank you
@clothescircuit2 ай бұрын
appreciate the way you talk color!
@missbehaving47102 ай бұрын
I'm hoping to use oil sticks (R&F) over (dry) acrylic paint, do you know which kind of varnish I would be able to use?
@cinderblockstudios2 ай бұрын
Any varnish that works for regular oils should work. I would recommend an isolation coat on the acrylics first before switching to oils as well (for better adhesion).
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Brilliant! 😂
Excellent! Thank you for such a clear explanation. Best wishes from London UK.
I always have my orders shipped within a day or two. I love bpc inks and create art with them and write with them. Not selling my art or anything. Also use acrylic inks and all bpc inks will play nice w amsterdam acrylic and fw.
we don't need to talk about adobe, we need to talk about alternatives to adobe
And I did
A lot of my rant came from Adam Duff's video on the topic. He did much better than me and you should all check out his Channel and Art: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d22Tto98Yri0prw.html
I support you in canceling Adobe. I don’t use their stuff for like 5 or 6 years. Instead I use RawTherapy to process my photos and Krita for sketching and miscellaneous tasks. These are enough for my needs. I agree that people have to oppose major companies to make them pay for the content they use for AI training.
Never heard of that software but I'll give it a look! My problem with Krita was always that it's GPU dependent, and wasn't/isn't viable for many users beyond "enthusiast" level computer users. Thanks for sharing your experience!
How do you repair a small hole when there is no way you can get the backing off the painting?
Not sure what you mean
If you can not access the back of the canvas due to the way it is framed how can you repair a hole from the front?
Assuming by this you saying it's a piece you didn't make? If that's the case talk either to the original artist or a conservator.
It is a painting done by my grandfather 70 years ago. Damage was done by someone else placing the painting into my car.
Well your best bet would probably be to consult a conservator, if you insist on doing the work yourself, the first thing you should do is work on getting it out of the frame. Feel free to drop me an email and I can help you further with that
Thank you for your sincerity! ❤
I have used these colours, I agree with everything you say about them
wwhy thes masterpeace have no view im sad man
Thanks
Scientifically, they are colors; achromatic colors.
What about flat paint I see that you used a satin finish and satin has more resistance to water
I imagine that would marginally improve the odds, but probably is still not the best application
As a homeowner, art teacher, and artist - if that is the conclusion what does that say about our walls?! And no one should be trying to damage artwork with texture!
Not sure what you mean. Not only is joint compound a staple in modern home and commercial buildings for patches and filling cracks in walls, but as an artist texture is one of the basic elements of design which exists in most if not all media.
Use a nice quality turpentine . Not the hard wear stuff
I'm curious what you would consider a nice quality turpentine? That is something I am completely unfamiliar with
@@cinderblockstudios triple distilled
Thank you. Informative video. I learned a few things I did not know
Thank you for your tips, I learnt so much when I heard it in a simplified manner. Never too old to learn somethings new. Cheers. 🍹
I reckon a tub that big would cost a butt load of dough. Atleast you wont have to worry about running out of pumice gel.
Timely tip , I start the summer with two wood panels.
But I don’t the lines in between showing, like your black and red
Not sure what you mean, I didn't use any black in this painting
Ugh you idiot
That painting is very cool and watching these definitely inspires me and gives me creative energy to keep pushing forward when I'm in a bit of a slump, keep on keeping on brother 💪👍
Professional spray painter it's nice buy it won't stick to my rc glider foam eflite radien so I did the normal things for that light sanded foam Doble later nope it can almost fall off with the yellow frog t a pe pull so it looks so good but how yo get it to stay on perm like should I use the clear coat
...What?
I’m doing wood panels from Home Depot for the first time. They are huge. I’m going to try Kils2 primer. I will save all my expensive gesso for canvases lol
depends on the project you're doing, but per my tests I hope you understand the need for quality materials for the longevity of a project
@@cinderblockstudios right. I kinda changed my mind. I did one coat of kils2… now I plan to build a few layers of gesso on top of it… I have 3 panels. I only did 1
It's interesting what you say about watercolours and oils at the beginning because that is such an arty perspective. To a regular person who is well into adulthood and takes up painting for whatever reason, acrylics are going to be far more in line with what I think they'd expect from paint. Most people's experience of paint starts with poster paints at school, might include something kind of modelling paint perhaps and maybe woodstains or fence paints, will almost certainly include interior painting and decorating with vinyl matt or silk emulsion, whatever they're called. Those kinds of paints are far more similar to acrylics than to watercolours or oils. It's only people with an arty background who find acrylics weird or outrageously fast drying. To everyone else acrylics are normal and oil paints especially weird! Some artists will bleat on about acrylic's treacherously fast drying times as if that's such an issue. I've been painting for two years now with acrylics and have never found myself thinking "Oh, I wish this paint would dry more slowly!"
It really does depend considerably on what paints you start with, but the lesson needs to cover things that people who start with other media can also understand
@@cinderblockstudios yes of course! I didn't mean to sound critical by the way, it's just a little pet theory of mine, that's all!!
I like that first one style, coz I love darker colours 😍
I don’t get it lol That’s a lot of Pumice gel for an acrylic painter. I have a small jar in stock for quite some time , been itching to use it in my pastel work, but been doing mostly acrylics , have not felt the need to use it in acrylics. But that’s just me. If I wanted to pastel a wood panel , I would glue a water color sheet to the wood then maybe the pumice gel .. but again that’s just me. But … interesting video series .. there are lots of odd supplies I keep in my gallery .. marble dust … glass bead medium … black gesso … sand , just to name a few. All have interesting uses in making art. Lately , I not one for stocking up , while it might save money to buy larger quantities, supplies can go bad , and today with fast delivery , I just as well store my supplies on the art suppliers shelf. Thanks for the video !
Not sure about this one. Will have to go to the website and check it out.
I'm not sure if you've been a long time subscriber or not but I appreciate you going through all of my old short film projects. DemonGate eventually became a couple novels I wrote but have not yet published. Also the DMC films website has not existed in about a decade
The music in all the videos I have watched so far is very good. This theme is haunting and wistful. It is beautiful.
I really enjoyed doing inventory with you.
Comical spoofy and black and white shot nicely.
Thank you for the review. So how does acrylic work on oil paint?
Generally it should be oil over acrylic, but the other way around can work with a decent isolation coat. Do note though oil paint will crack over time as it fully oxidizes which can cause issues as a base to acrylic paint.
What about house primer? I've used that on a wood panel with oil enamel on top. I was wondering if the primer would grip the wood better than gesso, but I did not have time to test. I just went with the primer, which is how I paint wood frames.
It's not that the primer/gesso grips the wood so much as if the paint gripping the primer or not.
Yeah, activity is important , one of the problems of being an artist , and gamer omg , twice the problem , diet is important too. Real food. Not processed. Will add decades to your art career.
Gotta remind myself to take my vitamins
Very productive day!!! You sure got more done than me!
Thank you great inform Ation
Why are people so dismissive of talent everyone has one the gifts of God are given without repentance talent plus work equals success
I know this is an older video but I found it and it's really, really good. Thanks for giving such detail on everything that you're doing and why. Really appreciate your time and effort!!
Haha, I wouldn't call this an older video by my channel's standards, but thank you! Always appreciate when my lessons can inspire others
What a brave man! I like this video. I have also ADHD, without medication. I found out in my birthday - 33y old. Happy birthday:D I do yoga, meditation, running, good food. But I need improve sleeping!
A good sleep schedule is WILDLY important for everyone. Though I still make mistakes and get off track fairly regularly.
try to obstain and reduce caffeine! 1 coffee a day, no coke, no tea, no chocolate (also caf) no blue light after 9pm... try this. This changed my life.
@@maciejmaciej6285 thx ))
i used a brush and the paint is full of hair ill switch ti sponge
That sounds like you need to buy better brushes
sponge looks better than all
what about repainting outdoor lawn decorations little bears, squirrels can you use the same thing?
Provided they're wood sure. If we're talking small concrete statues I'd recommend a primer that will absorb into the stone more. Something like the stuff they sell for garage floors. Also important to use a higher quality acrylic to avoid the colors fading in direct UV light.
@@cinderblockstudios more of a plastic or rubber coating over them, that's why is didn't know if the same stuff would work
Acrylics themselves are plastic so as long as you can sand the surface lightly you can repaint it. I'd recommend a final spray clear coat at the end to ensure longevity in the elements as well
I'll bring some ultramarine on my next visit. :)
love the excitement 🥳
IMO If you're not excited you can't expect to inspire others
What are the colors used for creating the various browns? Thanks
My mixes were: Cad. Red Medium + Phthalo Green (Blue Shade) (Cad. Yellow Medium and Quinacradone Magenta) + Prussian Blue (Quinacradone Magenta and Prussian Blue) + Cad. Yellow Medium But use whatever you have as complements. No need to make it exactly the same as mine.
Interesting thank you
appreciate the way you talk color!
I'm hoping to use oil sticks (R&F) over (dry) acrylic paint, do you know which kind of varnish I would be able to use?
Any varnish that works for regular oils should work. I would recommend an isolation coat on the acrylics first before switching to oils as well (for better adhesion).
@@cinderblockstudios thank you ❤️