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His layers are thin initially, following the fat over lean principle. This looks wet on wet unless a drying medium or agent is used and the video stopped and started to let each layer dry. Then the more fat layers are placed one after another until the painting is done. Lean are typically made with a solvent and some colors are lean straight from the tube. Fat layers are with the addition of an oil base like linseed, walnut, safflower or poppy oil. Some are available with a siccative (drying) agent added so you don't have to wait so long for each layer to dry if you like to paint that way instead of wet on wet.

If you were looking for something with a thicker texture like a gel, but that dries fast, check out alkyd or galkyd. There's also straight linseed oil if you want more slip. I think that Gamblin has their versions of both of those if you wanted to stick with that brand.

Jetzabell Juarez hi, as far as the medium...stick with Kevin's method the Gamblin gel...don't use linseed oil on your bottom layers...this will cause cracking...linseed is "oil," when painting in oils...you must have the underpainting "lean," which means no oil mediums...Kevin uses the Solvent free gel...which is an alkyld base medium...this just means it speeds the drying time...also...he uses it for the sky and water areas as it helps with the application of the paint...and blending ....I think if your serious and really want to take your painting further...and have success....having Kevin's products are the best way to go.. as you can see in his results...his works are amazing...I started out yrs ago when Kevin first started....and have watched his videos...really listen to his dialogue...he gives very good information...also the beginner DVDs...along with his technique series will help you...Kevin paints with no medium throughout the painting...if you need to thin the oils for branches or whatever...use Liquin for fine detail...hope this helps...

Thank you. This has been very helpful. I do not have the gel but as I do have galkyd and a liquid so I will use those for a base if needed.

l just apply a coat of white oil and let it dry for 3 or 4 days. Works nicely allowing your top coat to dry as well. This method was used by the old master painters. i

Thank you so much for your support! For this painting, I am using oil paint. However, here is a link to the acrylic paint that I use: paintwithkevin.com/acrylic-paint-for-sale.html

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thanks for sharing Kevin I love your videos

thanks kevin!