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Murphy's Oil Soap, it is a 'viscous' liquid, has been the best brush cleaner for me. It seems to make the paint drop off the brush similarly to the old Silicoil from years ago. Problem with Silicoil is you have to wash the silicon out afterwards. Murphy's allows me to shorten the brush cleaning ritual and seems to leave the brush bristels unmolested. I did however have a particular synthetic bristle brush 'dissolve' when I soaked it for a number of days. Just that one but the others along with, it also synths, were unafected 14:48 ? Strange. I am hating the cleaning sessions less now. I don't paint every day so I like to keep things clean and safe.🧐 Turps always had me buying sables and other brushes regularly. Destructive to paint, brush and human.

Juliette who?

You are most welcome! It was so much fun!

Thank you so much for having us, Linda! It was delightful!

thank you.

Thanks Sara! Hope to see you over at Mastrius. They offer so much and I am honored to be a part of artists' journeys!

Thanks for this topic, timely for me. And congratulations on joining the Mastrius team!

I took a class from Carolyn and the best class I ever took

Love the journey and comments on what 'voice' might be

I was thrilled to see a new interview with Carolyn! I am always inspired and learn so much. Thank you both!

Weird question, I purchased a painting/drawing at goodwill. It's of a tree, fence and country background. It says Branson in the bottom right corner and I've been trying to figure out who the artist is. Is there anyone here I can ask to look at a picture of the work?

Great talk. I am interested to know about this exercise you breifly touched on about a bunch of squares?? Can you explain this so I can give it a try

A wonderful concept by a fantastic artist. I purchased the book a few years ago and am constantly fascinated by the variety of colors, and values he was able to achieve by using only the primaries plus white. Kevin is truly a master.

This interview is a treasure , it should have 3.8million views not 3.8k.

I cannot tell you how very poignant I think this conversation is. I want to share it with all my artist friends and more! Thank you!!!

Thanks for the interview and sharing! Fully enjoyed.

John Lennon's voice talking about MH's mediums ! 😃😃

Stupendo, sai cogliere l’essenzale .

Very informative and inspiring. I can't wait 🙂

"Genius" ( Nat Geo Series)

Fantastic!

Great kick off you two! Thank you John and Linda for this en-depth overview of AHA and what we can all look forward to as you progress. I am getting your newsletters and blog posts and sharing as much info as I can with my fellow creatives. I look forward to your next video.

I feel like a crayon artist looking at joe's work. Someone who will be remembered long after he's gone.

Please repeat the warmer light cast into shadow and why the shadow is lavender because...?????

Regarding PM1 availability in Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. Our customers in these countries have ordered very little PM1 past year, however, if they request it from their local stores then I am sure they can add it to their next order with us. Jacksons Art often orders this product and can ship to these countries.

I have passed your comment on to Michael. When I hear something back, I will post it here. Thank you for letting us know.

Great work Dear Scott

Interesting listen thanks for sharing.

One question- his plein air are so finished. Does this go same with painting urban scene with so many drawing.. Or that is finished in the studio

Hi, Linda! You are a very direct person and I really appreciate that. It’s always really interesting to see others artists logic and strategies. :)) Thank you. Btw, I wish I could give your adorable kitty a huge hug. so cute!

Thank you for putting this talk here!

Good morning

Excellent talk. Can you advise me please which Michael Harding product will help me create impasto in oils that is thickly textured ?

You girls are absolutely right when you said , " To be able to paint and learn without having to do it as a job for money." I agree , keeping the joy and passion alive for me is very important. I need to feel that way about my work , the same way I'm moved when I see other people's work that moves me. I take small vacations to come back still in love , I pace myself. Great video girls, very informative.

very informative thanks

very interesting concise conversation illuminating to me the value of freed observation with grounded basics to build on

OUTSTANDING!

Just discovered Jennifer McChristian's fantastic art on line. Such a thrill to view this video! Would be awesome to attend a workshop with her. I appreciate the tips she offered here to perhaps try out in the meantime.

Wonderful art chat! Thank you!

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I have a question and this maybe asking a lot. I not sure the date of this talk but here goes. I have several of Jean Pederson's DVDs. As well as her book Expressive portraits. I love the freedom of her painting style of which I'm trying to learn. I am self taught painting portraits using acrylic paint. I have her DVD Wet Glazing watercolor portraits and it is very informative? However I'm having a challenging time converting the watercolor concepts into acrylic. I do understand the nature of the different mediums. But I really want to translate the watercolor info from her book into acrylic portraits. Do you have any suggestions for layering the skin tones, using the paint colors, suggested in the Expressive Portraits book into acrylics on canvas. After listening to this talk I think I have the answer, however thank you in advance for your response.

My Mother, Iris Horne lived in the development and painted it many times! I'd love to buy the book!

It was great that you wanted us to hear Quang talk about his ideas, just wished we had heard more from him.

thanks

Thank you so very much for Sharing these videos with us! We SO appreciate all you work and dedication!!

Meet the characters, hear a bit more about the story of Blind Influence and a little sneak peak. Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/uUeEQg7PgXw/v-deo.html

They always say "Become known to the gallery before you share your art" ... but the reality is not everyone lives in NYC, Miami or whatever. So how do you do that when you live next door to nowhere?

thank you for sharing this,.wonderful interview.