@@AuristelaFerrer Haha! Thank you!

@@AuristelaFerrer Your comment is so good, it should be on a T-shirt.

@@PaintGoodwithChad it would be a very cool t-shirt!! 🤩 This is the first time I saw your vídeos (and i saw some other things too 🤔 iykyk) I felt the need to share same good vibes and support to a fellow artists 🙏🏼🪄

Awesome! Thank you!

That’s good news. Thank you so much!😊

You are so welcome!

Thank you too!

Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.

Thanks for watching!

Hello! I use red because I wanted this painting to have a warm tone. The red shows through a little. It also contrasts with the blues and greens. This way, I know what’s underpainting and what the top layer is and I don’t miss a spot.

@@PaintGoodwithChad Thank you so much for explaining that to me. It does really help a lot. 👍

Thank you Charles! I use Windsor and Newton level 2 oil paint. My fan brushes are all different sizes and material. I suggest buying a few different kinds and trying them out. Synthetic and natural both work a little differently. It’s a personal choice. Usually they are labeled as oil acrylic or water color brushes. I mostly use the brush that’s designed for the paint medium I use. However, a water color or acrylic brush can be used with oil paints. They are a little softer and apply the paint differently. I hope that helps.

Thank you very much!

Ha ha! It’s the name they gave me. I get that a lot. Thanks for watching.

Ha ha! Your not the first to say that. It would be hard to clean it. I might have to use a sander. Buying a new one is probably easier. It might be time to do that. Thanks for your comment!

@@PaintGoodwithChadHope you didn't feel offended! I was thinking how one could mix colors when there is another color beneath it ! That's all! 😄

@@pmnirmal6052 There is no reason to be offended. I appreciate your comment. Thank you!

Thanks for being nice. I’ve had a lot of rude comments lately. To answer your question. I spontaneously decided to make a video while I was in the middle of working on this painting. It wasn’t planned. That’s why it started in the middle of the process. I will do a short that shows the beginning, next time I paint grass. The reason my videos are not very scripted is because I am an artist before I am a KZfaqr. I don’t plan these things. I appreciate your comments. Thanks.

BTW, The process is the same with acrylics. Just use water instead of paint thinner. The paint should be runny when using the liner brush.

@@PaintGoodwithChad So THAT'S the trick - thinned out paint. TYSM for your help. 👍😉

And, I'd rather your videos be "unscripted," myself. NP with that to me. 😉👍

@@PaintGoodwithChad Just saw how the words were spelled grasd and laint in my message above. Sorry, but I don't know HOW those words were misspelled. 🤔😉👍

I painted the grass first and the animal last. It’s easier to paint the background before the foreground. However, I painted the animal and the background together, in monochromatic tones of red, as the first layer. (Under painting) I let that layer dry and then I start adding colors.

@@PaintGoodwithChad thank you very much for the quick reply ! You're awesome

@@JimmyMarch You’re absolutely right. I plan on loosing the music in future videos. Thanks for watching though.

You found me.

I am unable to clean my pallet. It’s stained from all the paintings I’ve used it for. The only solution is to buy a new pallet every time I make a video. I’m not doing that. BTW, You don’t have to be rude and give me 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

Lol! You noticed? I totally agree! It’s driving me crazy. I think I’m going to try a glass pallet next.

@@PaintGoodwithChad Glass is the best, under a minute to clean

You’re absolutely right. That would have been better.