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Thank you so much sir for teaching me ❤❤❤❤

6:36 i litteraly subscribed before I watched the vid 😂

Excuse me Mr, how long did it take you to draw her portrait? I ask it because I guess she would not be comfortable sitting for so long.

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What was the liquid solution you mixed with the oil color? Something like water or oil or oil flax seeds?

Thanks so much

I have been looking for these kind of instructions for a long time and I just found it. Thank you!

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Well, don't I feel like a dummy. I would have used a round brush. That's why my painting wouldn't have been anywhere near as good as his. Great, short and helpful video.

I thought the model was amanda Griffin

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Love your humor, thanks for sharing.

Im from indonesia... I like this my friend

The art of his presentation is priceless❤

Or a tip that the rest of the world already knows…. Use the millimetre side of the ruler and divide by whatever number of squares. Much easier and more accurate than the inches side…..

Videos like this are confusing, they never show what they claim in a headline. It should say (for beginners from Hobby Amateur Artist)

You talked about symmetry, but I've noticed that most faces, (except for very attractive ones) are not symmetrical. When you are doing a portrait, do you try to "symmetricize" a person's face?

Bonus tip: when you looks at a person's hair, see it as broccoli.

Thank you so much😊😮

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Great presentation. 😊

Use smaller 2 cm squares 000----FAR more accurate !

Thanks a lot Only for your guideline my crush told my portrait was great And he liked that❤

Loved it ! But You da Cheata, You did not paint the toner on in Two tones , Just One Tone

Too much ! I loved it ! Oh yes and you could just use a metric ruler, much easier to divide into.

But Barney can't sing not a lick

The most helpful and to the point tutorial video ever! Thank you so much 🤗

your drawing is so perfect

I've always thought that thinning a paint as much as you recommend would leave the pigment without enough binder. I sort of imagine it to be like getting the powdered pigment, mixing it with water, and rubbing it on the ground. After the water dries it would create powder layer that would separate the oil paint from the ground, so it wouldn't stick to the canvas. What do you think?

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What tools do you use?

Thanks you can help me

My subject is entirely nearly the same color as the tones background.. are there other suggested colors

She was cute as a button on The Andy Griffith Show,, growing up in the 60s I always wanted my first name to have two names like Thelma lou, or Betty Jo etc.... oh well, I'm stuck with Terese.

Incredibly useful video on drawing portraits😊😺

One of the best tutorial we receive in class and I would have love you as a teacher ! 😂 You incorporate humour and knowkedge !

Thanks 🙏

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That was annoying

No not best

I was about to go see her in about 2 weeks, and she passed away on my birthday before I could get there.

far too complicated.

hello. I am a student who started oil painting for about 3 months. I was reading an article about blocking and was curious, so I would like to ask a question. What oil should I use when blocking? I searched through numerous videos and articles, but couldn't find it. The two oils I have on hand are flaxseed oil and gamsol. (Please understand that I am not good at English, so I am using Google Translator)

Susan is a beast. Legit artist, historian, does it all.

I want to know how to do the portrait artists were used to do in 18’s. Do u get it?

The best toning video. Thank you.

Very, very helpful.