🙏thank you for sharing

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Can i use fixative on black paper abd white charcoal ?

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Why did I click on this link

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Love your channel

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Ooh that looks really nice, I like the palette you used, it's gives a really calm vibe, plus the music, it's like a mix.

GUANO APES?! This is an awesome painting. Thanks for always sharing.

Missed you 😭

Fantastic work again 😁

Great painting, Thomas. Enjoyed your chat and commentary. I hope you get well soon.

Would you use a water mixable oil paint?

Hello

Trying this palette for portraits too. So few references online about its use

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Didn’t get to see live stream today; so watched after the fact. Won’t miss the live stream next week.

paid so much attention to how you did the hair and still have no clue how you made it look so good. Love these, learning a lot by watching, can't wait for the next one. thank you for doing these

Nice!!!

great soundtrack!

Woaah, good job

Woaah, good job

we need more of these !

love this color palette

Nice, subscribed!

Hello. congratulations for the channel. beautiful paintings. one question: how you thin the water mixable oil ? with water? how long does it take to dry? is it sticky? thank you.

Very insightful, thankyou for this information. I've never worked with water soluable oils. What is the typical open time to work and blend with this medium? Thankyou!

thank you so much for the incredibly thorough breakdown of the appropriate tools and sealers... THAT WAS AMAZING!! p.s. I cut a piece our of an old black cotton tshirt, some cotton balls (3 works) and a rubber band to make my charcoal satchel.. works like a charm <3

I saw several videos about water mixable oils of different brands. Perhaps it would be correct to call them water cleanable, water washable oils . I recently tried a type of watermixable oil colors from the ferrario brand (idroil). bad smell, not at all covering, diluting them with a little water the pigment peeled off. probably the best on the market are artisan w & n, cobra royal talens, georgian daler rowney, Lukas Berlin . I m still skeptical about this new colors . In Italy they are unsuccessfull . They didn t have good advertisment . Even in Academy of fine arts no One teacher told me about these new colors. But for my curiosity i like to experiment (also because i love oil colors but solvents as turpentine are toxic ) . In the stores nowadays there re too many medium , thinners even bio / green to solve problems of headache , toxic by turpentine . This Wide selection of medium and thinners create in me much confuse about how to mix oil to get different results (as alla prima , glazing , layering etc ) It s so rare to find watermixable oils in italian art stores . Maybe they are more popular abroad , as in usa , northern Europe .

Did u use only water to Paint or any other medium maden by cobra royal talens (linseed oil , thinner etc . ) Which brushes do u prefer to use with cobra : synthtic or bristle ?

Lovely! Subscribed!

Lovely work!

Extraordinario Thomas. Gracias.

Extraordinario retrato Thomas. Me encantan tanto la composición como el color. Gracias.

Great video man 😍

TOMMYYY. The video quality is amazing. So professional dude I admire you

Perfecto. Gracias.

Thank you for your insight. I have been working with the Aqua Duo water mixable oil. It works well, but I had no reference to compare it with other brands. Now I do, I will have to look for Cobra and give I a try.

Thanks a lot for this

Creepy,looks like lady in japanese horror movie

This was a super useful video. Thanks so much. Love your work

What is your review of The Edge pro gear sachet is it worth buying.?? seems a bit expensive. Besides.not least your work is very expressive ans emotional..!! Love it..!!

This is so helpful!

Thank you😊

Thank you for this. I didn't have the special paper or acetone so I ended up experimenting with watercolour paper and alcohol. Interesting results. Can't wait for your next video. You have a clear and concise method of explaining things.

Thank you! This is very helpful

Excellent intro Thomas, thank you for sharing.

Excellent work Tommy