Wow! She is the best! She can talk and paint and teach all at the same time! And…complete a beautiful painting in under an hour! I so enjoyed this demo…thank you for sharing her.😊

I love the textures looks great Maria from Australia 👏👏👏

What a beautiful painting and a fantastic technique. Cannot wait to use try this with those squeegees!!

Eric thank you for hosting Beth’s demo. I am fired with enthusiasm!

Beautiful.. love the technique!!!!❤I am from New Brunswick canada. Thanks for sharing!!!!

She's just the best!❤

I love her attitude

Amazing! I never seen water soluble paint demo! I originally started in oils 60 years ago. Over the years, after having children I had to give up my beloved oil paints. I had tried painting in several different mediums. I succeeded in my endeavors but, was limited with acrylics because of raising 3 young boys. They dried too fast between their squabbles. Watercolor proved to be the best option 40 years ago. Now I may try these water soluble oil paints. Thank you both!

I will have to try some of the paper towel tips on my backgrounds. Great idea!

wonderful lesson...I was hoping to see a loose feather somewhere in or around that nest..I am totally impressed.. Thank you Beth bathe...and Thank you Eric Rhoads for this showing..

Hello from Philly! This video with Beth is so great. As a starting watercolour artist, you have shown me many great opportunities! Thank you. I will have to watch this over and over.

Thank you Beth and Eric. So fun! Jacki from Minnesota

Beth is AWESOME! Thank you Eric!

This is my first time and I have loved what I'm learning.Thank you Eric and Beth! Jackie from Idaho

I have the squeegee, thanks to my love of the work of Charlie Hunter. He has pioneered it as a painting tool. 😊

That painting looks amazing! Beautiful colors!

I’m so thrilled I found you! You are a fantastic artist. Can’t wait to see more of your demos!

Good Afternoon from Topeka, KS! I do not paint with oils but this is helping me see what to do with my backgounds on my paintings which I really have a problem with. I paint with Acryla Gouache on Aquabord.

I just shared this demo with friends who cannot use regular oil paints and I know their techniques will work well with her technique.

Hi - it's Donna from Connecticut! Beth, you're having so much fun!! You're never going to get to sleep tonight after this! And what a stunning bird's nest! Thank you for showing us this!

Loving the demo from Bainbridge Island Washington

I am in Lakeway TX and love this water soluble oil that I have never used. I will try now.

She needs to come paint in Airlie Gardens in Wilmington NC! Plus I then get to hang out with my cuz! Amazing work, Beth.

I've learnt a lot from this video already, thank you! I just stumbled upon your account😊- painter from South Africa.

How exciting...Beth's bird nest!! So creative....Celeste from Independence OH.

this is turning out to be an exciting painting.

Thanks Beth totally enjoyed this demo. I’m off to paint it . I’m in Australia.👍

This was really interesting! Catching the replay from Sebastion, FL

ABSOLUTELY loved this demonstration!!! Wow! What fun! And INSPIRING!👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻😘❤🙏🏻✨

I really loved and thoroughly enjoyed this demonstration. Beth is such a down to earth artist, so humble and talented!!! So much fun to watch and beautifully painted ❤❤❤

This is fantastic and I am looking forward to give it a try. Thank you very much Beth & bringing this to us Eric. Greatly appreciate it, Sdin1. G.R. Michigan

Marie, South Africa. WOW.

Amazing, water soluble paint and a new tool and a beautiful painting

Thanks for teaching me what to do with my water soluble oils.....excited to try this method.

Thank you for putting reference photo up.

Watching from Adelaide, Australia

Hi I’m Mary Calvitti from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Love this Demo

Love her teaching so inspirational

I am look forward to learning this mark making technique. It seems really cool!

Hello from beautiful Arizona! 🌵

Thanks, Beth. You are an amazing artist.

I learned so much from this. Fun presentation and very clear. I’m inspired to have some painting fun with my 84 year old Mom, who has never painted before. I think she’ll love it!

Wow, Thanks Beth! Since I don't own any oil paints, I used acrylic on photo paper, and other surfaces for fun.

Watching in Florida!

What a great video.Many thanks.

Bravo Beth!

Awesome demo! Txs from Medicine Hat, Ab Canada

Utterly marvellous - it's the most exciting new technique to me!

Fantastic, I can't wait to try this. Thank you Beth.

Wow! This is an amazing technique, there is a real antique feel about the painting. Thankyou Beth and Eric!

I love this technique ❤. Dripping Springs Texas

Stunning work Beth. Thank you for sharing it with all of us… from Lake Tahoe, NV

Absolutely fabulous! I only just discovered this channel. Love it. Thank you !

I loved her painting, can’t wait to try her technique

Wow! This was amazing! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you. This was neat to watch. I like these demos. Very inspiring

Very creative!

Absolutely fascinating. Love this. Australia

Hi from South Africa, amazing technique Beth !!@!

This looks like a lot of fun. From Hoover Alabama

I love this! I've been contemplating how to do this style. Wonderful tips.

Moses Lake , Washington. Great ideas!!

I've taken some of her classes and she is an awesome instructor. The technique is fun.

Absolutely gorgeous tips. Am trying out water soluble paints now and this presentation is precious knowledge.

Beautiful. Very impressionistic and energetic. Really interesting technique!

Enjoyed watching this technique.

Beautiful! Very much eye opening! ❤

Thank you for this video! It is the first I've ever watched. beth gave me some great ideas to use in my paintings!😀

Love your freehand movement

super fun have done similar with watercolor and a little with oil but this has me excited to just go wild , great demo.

Going to do this technique this afternoon. How interesting! From Lansing, NC.

Watching from the Abaco, Bahamas! Such a very cool technique!!

Love this demo! Thank you!

This is an exciting technique 👍🏼

This was so inspiring she’s great ❤🎨‼️

Enjoyed todays show

Fun fantastic and fab thanks sooo much folks

Wow talented is an understatement.......

Such a cool demonstration! I'll have to add it to my repertoire.

Loved this! Thank you both so much.

Love this!

What a great lesson! Thank you!

Hi from Oregon!

Very cool ❤ thanks from ct.

Great idea From Philadelphia

so fun from Portsmouth NH

What a great technique. I wonder if you could do this in acrylic with some extender and use a smooth board.

Would you advise whether a beginner would find it easier to get into' oil painting by kicking off with water mixable as a starter to the medium ?

Hello from Brush Colorado

from Carmel, California

Thanks ❤

I think she meant to say when combining traditional oil paint with water mixable oils the ratio is 3 parts WMO 1 to part Traditional oils

Cammie California ❤

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I have trouble finding oil primed canvases

Love your work Beth. I am an oil painter and tried your technique of using a squeegee and other mark making tools on my gessoed canvas. I used transparents but could not get a crisp line regardless of what tool I used also the underlying colour showed through my marks. What am I doing wrong? Should I use another substrate?

Anyone here paint with watercolor on Ampersand Aquabord? you could use some of these great effects for that.

I absolutely love this demo and can not wait to try this style. This looks like a terrific balance between palette knife painting and brush painting. One of the best videos yet! Thanks Beth and Eric! My concern with water soluable oil piants is longevity. I love them for doing studies, painting for myself and for practice. I personally would not be comfortable doing a commission in them or selling anything for a substantial amount of money. Would love to hear any information on this matter. Would also be curious as to the benfit of WSO compared to Casein which is one of the oldest paints. There are more studies questioning the long term viability of acrylic paints as well. Of course being that something like 90% of artwork historically ends up in a dump I guess it really will not matter..lol. I am sure much of my palette knife pop art will end up there as well. I am hoping my traditional oil paintings do not.

I haven’t used that surface before but Ampersand is the best…

Tricia from Philly, hi