@@jgb5814 Yeah I’d love to take a look at it. Please email me [email protected] OR message me on my Instagram account @kennysgreasypaint. If you don’t hear back from me, just comment again here and I’ll double check my spam folder and my private messages. And granted, you may be a beginner, art is a learning process that never ends. So even the most advanced skilled painter needs a lot to learn. Keep it up 👍

@@margehaiduc9096 It’s a great idea. Simple yet effective, right? lol

@@jgb5814 That’s great pal! Keep going and keep practicing. It’s the only secret and trick that exists to it. Thank you for following up and letting me know 🍻

@@jgb5814 Yes indeed. Oil paint on top of oil paint is still fine even if the old layer is dry. Thanks so much for your question and feel free to let me know how it turns out 👍

Hey, pal. Thanks so much for your question. I paint in oils. But I have a special episode coming out next season where I’m going to do an acrylic version of wet on wet. So if acrylics are your forte, hopefully you’ll subscribe to the channel so you don’t miss out on it. I think acrylic artists are really going to enjoy it. Thanks again 👍

Hey, pal! Always great to see friendly comments. It’s very difficult for me in general to pick favorites of anything, so I actually couldn’t tell you who my favorite James Bond actor is lol. But they all definitely deserved their own portrait. As for the videos, I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t be getting notified of new videos being post. Are you sure you’ve also hit the notification bell icon as well? Either way, I have some bad news and good news. The bad news is the channel is going to slow down for a while but the good news is it’s only because it’s under contraction. I have tons of videos under pre production right now. And once they’re all complete, edited and the time is right, they’ll all be released one by one so often you might not even be able to keep up haha. But I’m putting in the time and effort for the hard work. We all just have to be patient. My history with painting and how I got started is actually an idea for a video I have on its own. But I’ll give you the short version- basically I’ve been painting and drawing my whole life ever since childhood but I picked up the wet on wet technique during the pandemic and the rest is history as they say. I really appreciate you, your support and taking the time to comment. Once the next season is completely filmed, I’ll be able to release one episode a month along with other videos and follow up tutorials. It’s going to be awesome. I think everyone is going to really enjoy what I’ve been working on. But like paintings themselves, you can’t and you shouldn’t rush them. Thanks again buddy! Ask, discuss, and keep in touch any time 🍻

Thank you, Vilma. What a pretty name. I appreciate you checking the video out 😊

Hello and thank you. I am not using a stick to help me with any lines. Can you please tag the timestamp in the video for your question about my fan brush so I can understand your question better? Hope to hear back from you. Thanks again!

I didn't realize there was a slider to increase the value. 😆

Thank you so much! I currently have 10 videos in pre production and then I’ll be doing more tutorial videos like this, including a follow up. It’s a lot of work that will take some time but keep a look out for them. I appreciate you and the support 👍

Haha, thanks for the heads up. My next 10 paint along videos are currently in pre production so maybe I will have to incorporate a warning like that. I’d say sorry but getting a laugh out of folks is a bonus I pride myself on lol. I can’t thank you enough, Shane! For the awesome comments, your donation, and your support, I really appreciate you. I’ll be incorporating live teachings at some point probably after the next season of paintings debut. How about yourself? Do you paint?

@@Kennysgreasypaint I am looking forward to the next series for the hilarity as well as the instructions! I do paint just not anywhere at the level you do!

@@shaneplatt736 If you can bring yourself to load that paint onto a brush and then onto the canvas, the hard part is already over 👍

@@Kennysgreasypaint Great point! I have been working on seascapes both on black canvas and white canvas. I was an avid Great Lakes shipwreck scuba diver, and I would like to eventually paint some of my favorite wrecks as they sit on the bottom. Have you done any ship scenes?

@@shaneplatt736 Unfortunately I have not done any ship scenes let alone shipwreck lol. I would eventually like to learn. I have an idea or two on how to go about it. Maybe you could teach me? 🤷‍♂️ BUT I have to say, if you could do something impressive like scuba dive ship wrecks in the Great Lakes, then this painting thing should be a cake walk for you hahaha. Very impressive man! I can’t even swim lmao

Thank you for watching 😊

Thank you, Shane. I’m in the middle of conceptualizing more ideas and paintings for videos so be on the lookout for a follow up to this one. I appreciate you and your support 👍

@@Kennysgreasypaint I will! Not sure if you have done an ocean scene I will love to see you do one

@@shaneplatt736 I have. This link below was the season finale of the previous season that I did. Let me know what you think if you’d like. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oLKJiNCgubW3ioE.htmlsi=AE_Z0OoiY3Ckaq_T

Indeed it does. Please remind the rest of the world too. Thank you 😊

Thanks brother! Always great to hear from you and of course you and your support is always appreciated. Hopefully I can get started on the new season this week. 🍻

Hey, Sarah. Great question! So since the clear is an oil based medium, it will only work with other oil pigments. Unfortunately, acrylics are water based and wouldn’t mix well with the liquid clear. However there are water based mediums made to mix with acrylic paints, I’m just not sure of what those products are called but they exist.

Well when setting up and laying my paints down, I take my very sweet time with it. Trust me that helps lol. But during clean up I definitely get a spot or two on my hands and fingers but of course you don’t see that part because I already end the video lol. Best thing to do though is wipe the paint off your skin as soon as you notice it and it’ll prevent staining as well.

@@Kennysgreasypaint thank you so much. I enjoy your sense of humor and how you instruct us step by step. Thanks, Bill

@@williammead238 Thanks pal, I appreciate you. Also, baby wipes are a very cost effective way of cleaning paint off your palette and work area by the way. Give it a try 👍

Thank you, Sandy. Artists love hearing that from time to time. I appreciate you 😊

Which is your favorite Bond movie that he did?

Thank you! This was a commissioned piece and my client was very happy

Thank you 😊

Great! I’m glad you’re going to join 😊

This specific technique of oil painting depends on your canvas to stay wet the entire time and thick mediums are required. Without the white primed base coat that goes on first, the thick colors will be very difficult to blend.

Thanks so much. I appreciate you saying so. Be sure to subscribe and stay tuned because I will eventually be making a follow up video to this which will be even better 😊

Thanks pal! And I already have my list for the next ten. Along with that and my regular painting vids, there’s so much content to film and create yet so little time. Stay tuned 🍻

LMAO! I was wondering who was going to notice first. So glad you caught that 🤣 🍻

Oh boy. Being such a fan of mob movies, how could I forget that Goodfellas scene? Smh lol. But it looks like another 10 painting scenes video will have to be made 🤣 Those are some good recommendations man, thank you! Although I haven’t seen the movie Paint but it’s already on my list. I’ll just have to move it up as priority haha. As always man, I appreciate you 🍻

@Kennysgreasypaint Dude for real, I thought it was excellent, Owen Wilson nailed it. Knowing your humor Ken, I believe you'll dig it! It's worth making time to watch it. And yes, a part 2 to follow up this video would be awesome!!

And it’s always a pleasure to see when you visit 😊

Thanks man! You know I appreciate you. And it’s all good. I’m exploiting this person for more ideas to create content and little videos like this from. So either way, I win 🤣 🤣 🤣 But your support it top tier as always brother. Looking forward to your next painting 👍

You’re too kind. I appreciate you 🍻

Thank you 🍻

Thank you. Unfortunately this is one of the few painting I don’t have a video of creating. So I like to showcase it with the short skits lol

Don't worry I like your video you are very funny and talent you juice to like your own channel you like there is nothing wrong you are inspiration men lot of ideas 👌✨😉🤩😀

@@user-ym9xt4gy3d I appreciate you and always like hearing your feedback 🍻 😊

Thanks man it is always a blessed to have a star ✨ to open and see the people off painting stars coming out to help the beginners I now you have lots of lots ideas 👌🥂

One of the best from one of the best films 🤣 🍻

Yes! Please let me know how it turns out 👍 😊

Thanks bud! It would really be great and a lot of fun if you could join. Stay tuned for updates in the coming days as well as I’ll be mentioning which colors and brushes we’ll use 👍

With or without schooling, the learning will not and should not ever end anyway. It’s up to the artist in question if they love what they do enough to be patient with themselves. I’m always on the lookout and learning and improving and competing only with myself. But I’m more than content with that because I’m enjoying the journey.

Thanks bud! You keep watching, I’ll keep creating. But as for improving and learning, it’s a journey that will never be over. An artist just has to be comfortable with the ride.

I would love to try that! And I still have yet to try the Gamblin clear gel. Very informative, thank you 👍

@@Kennysgreasypaint The Gamblin solvent free gel used as the liquid clear base has a bit more tack to it than actual liquid clear. But I use mostly Gamblin paints and I just had to try it. It works well, helps blending and retains color saturation. It takes a bit of scrubbing in to apply , then a light wipe with a shop towel. You don't want a thick layer, it's intended to mix into paint up to something like 25%.

@@davidg.5076 I also find with Liquid clear, no matter how thin I apply and leave that stuff on, I have to lay my canvas down off the easel for it to dry without any colors “dripping”. Do you find that with the Gamblin gel? I know either way that’s how you should always lay your paintings to dry anyway

No, I got no drips or runs. I did a tree scene by a stream with water features and brush and grass. This was painted over 3 days or so with the gel as the base. It just lived on my easel. The painting tacked up before I got the highlights on but they still got on there. Two of the leaves on the tree had some paint shift after that, in the stems I had painted in with a palette knife. But minor compared with all the paint used that didn't move through out the rest of the scene. My suggestion is just get the small tube of solvent free gel to try it out. It may not be for every painting. But too, it's not a bad medium to use in your paint. Edit: I just wanted to add, that the only time I got any tracking or runs even with my home brew liquid clear was before I added in the stand oil. In fact it's why I added in the stand oil. The stand oil I use is Windsor Newton Artisan stand oil, which dries a little bit faster than their traditional stand oil. It's thicker than straight linseed, thus the bit of mineral spirits. IDK,, it seems to be a good working blend.

Right? 🤷‍♂️ lol