Easy to see why you are a good teacher. Loved the "painting DNA" comment.

Thanks Colley! I’ve read these tips from you in the past. It’s nice to see them in action! When I do oils I’ve always used paper towels but I think I will try the cloth rag next time.

Thankyou! this has been one of the most informative videos i have seen about all the aspects that get overlooked. Anyone can match a colour but the tips about the amount of paint and medium will change my practice.🙏

I wish I'd seen this video when I started painting! Thank you.

Thank u so much for the info

Great suggestion for color mixing exercise. Thank you!

You are a great Teacher 💪💪

Nice tips! Thanks.

Mixing colours with a palette knife is also a great way to keep your colours really pure, as the knife is so easy to clean.

Great tips simple but really useful.

Some handy tips, thanks. May I offer a tip of my own? Try wiping your palette clean with a wet wipe from Woolies or Coles. The alcohol content in them cleans it really well. Not trying to teach an old dog new tricks though LOL Cheers. Graham

nice, thanks for the tips! lots of wisdom that passed the test of time. Could you write down the mediums you use? I'm not sure if I got the names right, sorry.

It's not a Magic Wand 😅😅 Amen... Preach

Less of the camera on you. Keep it on the painting while you are commenting. We want to watch more of how you paint. Very impressive.

Thanks for the tips Colley. Interested in your palette colour layout. Normally I would group the reds and other colours together . What is the reason you have chosen this sequence of colours on your palette?

Helpful thanks

Ultramarine or Cobalt blue?

I'm a little confused as to how he dispenses with turpentine and goes to the right color just by wiping the brush. Explain it to me, please.

Do I understand correctly-you wipe your brush off with a cotton cloth instead of rinsing in a container of mineral spirits? This would save me a lot of time and effort.

What is the medium you’re using?

What’s the name of your odorless medium?

I can tell you know youre stuff but i feel you are trying to cover too much ground in one go?. Im trying to piece together all your info but perhaps you could slow down and just explain one thing thoroughly. You have so much skill and insight to share! Sorry but trying to be constructive. Also I can't seem to find the medium for sale to try. Is Sansodol by W&N the same kind of thing?

I usually get a lot of tips from your videos, but this one is not one of them. You didn't demonstrate mixing paint to match the color on your easel. Not very helpful. Sorry, but this didn't work.