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Painting a Butterfly – Oil Painting Tutorial
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Great butterflies painting
Hey Jose you keep on trucking your prolifical. How can we send you our paintings maybe for critique?
beautiful!
you seem to be looking at the photo you are painting why not move the extra easel and put the photo up so we can understand it better, by seeing what we are painting.
Beautiful!! Would you consider doing an online class in oils? I have your drawing and your watercolor flowers and have learned so much!! I've truly enjoyed them. Also, what is the "wire screen" you mentioned? Where can I get one to fit a jar for cleaner? Thanks again for sharing!!!
Thank you so much you explain and demonstrate so clearly
You are very talented,lovely,hilarious and a great teacher !! Thanks so much for your videos !!
Super cool lesson , thank you
Lindsay you crack me up!
Beautiful painting and love your energy! Smiles
I LOVE your oil paintings!! I sure wish you would do a Plein Air Oil landscape tutorial!! :))) Have you ever subscribed to the Plein Air magazine?
Hi Lindsay, your artwork is captivating and most importantly the way you present yourself in your video. It is so entertaining! Makes me want to try oil painting and start to use my brush. Your artwork reflects with your personality!
Thank you so much.Learned from your video.Very enjoyable!!!!!!
Thank you for everything !! Any chance you would consider doing a plein aire oil painting tutorial?
Thanks Lindsay. It's amazing! You are so talented! Please do more oil tutorials for beginners. There are many out there, but most do not explain the tecniques used while you do! Thanks for explaining which brushes to use and how to use them to acheieve different results!
your so nice
Enjoyed. Thank you.
Great lesson. Hope you can do more in oils.
Love the video on the poppies in oils. Thank you so much. Can you mix regular oils with water oils?
I think those blueish-purple flowers in the PMP photo are called cornflowers.
Thanks so much for this video, Lindsay! This is a great, informative beginner tutorial. I am unreasonably afraid of using oils, even water mixable oils. I was just going to ask how you would do this with the water mixable oils, when you answered my question! :D)
What do you call those 2 little metal cups you attached to your palette? What do you have in them?