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Hello everyone, congratulations on the holiday
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who celebrates
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days I welcome you to today
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we are not in work today
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mode
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but today we are in communication mode with you
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hello friends, I'm glad to see you all
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to greet
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if paul didn't introduce himself and someone us
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Pavel Tatyana Zubovo doesn’t know you yet
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and we will analyze the answers to the questions
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which you sent us on technology
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painting
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so I remind you that the question was sent to us
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in several different places we have questions
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put them together and tried a little
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structure what is in sections
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managed and first of all before we
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started
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small organizational moment
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please confirm that we are at all
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apparently audibly will indicate somehow
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please let's start already
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slowly
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great let's go we have a question
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structured by sections
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I'll note just in case that
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wording spelling and punctuation
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authors completely saved nothing
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changed from nothing edited
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section 1 general questions subsection 1
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section 1 underpainting mixing paints
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so question number one I don’t have time to follow
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behind your progress of mixing paints that you
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can you advise
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you have two options: either pause and
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reconsider there reduced speed
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or let's say, for example, to train
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more more and no more in this case
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you won't pay close attention
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with each movement during mixing you
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you'll just understand what it is
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did for this for this for this not
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marking yourself is just the subconscious
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besides and when you train
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mix a lot of colors to get different ones
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different shades will be enough for you
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hear what I say what color
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add
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and why always in classes I explain for
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why am I adding this shade now?
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why do I make it darker and lighter and so on
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furthermore, we understand that this
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the question always arises for a long time and
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will most likely you always arise
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so we have prepared for you now
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already a large section for our channel
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where we will be very interesting
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format using the example of famous paintings
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show how to mix these or those
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shades
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shades of shadows of flowers and so on
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halftones and everything all in detail
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version there will be several episodes and
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separate by topic and general so
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there will be a lot of interesting things
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the main thing is the most important advice for this
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the question is to train more
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You can even mix your own special ones
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put up signs so okay let's move on to
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in general the answer is simple training
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training training be catchy
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monitor any processes if with
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you are just starting this process
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it’s difficult to get acquainted and then look
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clear clear clear so the question
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which still comes first
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I came here because as a result of my
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second question
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question 1 hello, do you need anything?
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pre-process Chinese
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canvases on cardboard
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look at Chinese canvases on cardboard
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very different if you are a Chinese canvas
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Are you sure that he is draining oil from you?
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not glued that everything is very bad with him
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that is, you are not comfortable working with him then
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It is advisable to prime it if
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canvas everything is very bad then I would be with him
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I just didn't bother and wouldn't
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buy canvas and you are the company OJSC canvases and
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already purchased but you are unlikely to purchase
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industrial scale correct canvases
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already purchased I would use for
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training if he's bad is the only thing
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what can you do without much loss
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time with Chinese canvas on cardboard
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already prepared dinner roll is his something
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Should I prime or not?
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it's a question of behavior canvas behavior
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You won’t recognize the canvas, it’s just worth it
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visually the soil does not drip
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until you write anything on it you won't
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learn the following question: how to determine
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tone of underpainting to make it darker or
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lighter than the base color
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if you want to create some kind of common
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underpainting, that is, to paint over the entire picture
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one color then you choose neutral
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the shade it should not be dark not
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should not be light it will be medium
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but it is not always necessary to do this
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not every picture we need is
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imprimatura we usually do under
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painted layer immediately divided into
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dark on light it is red on blue
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it's yellow and it's just not faster
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it is always necessary to take and cover the canvas
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and in some single color, well, now
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look at the example of this picture
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I would say that under the painted layer
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could be done either somehow
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umber stem or o christov something from
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section umber or ocher would be
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optimally how much this layer will be
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dense absolutely not dense better
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something so thin and transparent
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so that we have a common tone like this
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warm and we'll do the rest
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on top and all blue and all white apply and general
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mind sheets and words will give us very good ones
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warm warm colors if you want
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break the underpainting on the heels then you for
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imagine yourself visually like this
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the picture is like an array of some different
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color spots maybe even more
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large spots
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that is, in her just like that
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break down into total spots and total 5 into
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cover with approximately the same tone
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these are friends in case you are not alone
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general no general direct tours
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use it, but this is how we usually do it
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do the activity immediately, break it down into dark ones
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to light and to colored here you are now
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you see what we need to cover initially
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darker and darker green
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brown, for example, in this one
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region he is here and here
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on the contrary, more brownish red and
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some areas you see
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initially can be covered with a heart and
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for example, somehow more like Christ and
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we work from dark to light why
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because if you put volume first
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a little lighter then this light tone
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will interfere with the dark and ruin everything
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but you can always lighten it up
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will naturally mix and dark
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but it’s easier to highlight when working, I hope
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general technique for working underpainting
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local let's continue
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How can I replace kraplak paint?
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you can replace the kraplak with a similar one
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shade what is kraplak it is raspberry
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shade red red raspberry
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cold you can say so you can
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take a carmen you can take any
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another kraplak something from the pink section
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fuchsia maybe you will find some
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pink shades are darker and cooler
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which will resemble this shade
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the main thing is to understand that we can
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kraplak if we need to do it in general
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something redder
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replace with absolutely any red one
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paint and if we need to get exactly
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paid cool pink shade
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then we are obliged to replace it with similar ones
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some shades you'll see in
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Manufacturers have a lot of lines
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all sorts of different crimson specks
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completely different there are the same feed new
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paints can all be replaced with this, that is
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if you want to change something you can just
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download for example the download and see
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and what is similar to kraplak or what
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you can interfere with each other so that
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get something similar to krathong
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and everyone has such signs
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manufacturer they are always there you are them
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you can have it in electronic form
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always download open look and
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make sure to what extent any
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Are they similar to each other or not?
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naturally from a living shade it will be
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slightly different but now
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Manufacturers are still trying to do
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such more real live colors and
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give as similar as possible
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correct shades in electronic format
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so quite now in the modern world
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you can look at the colors and
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analyze what can be changed for
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so my account questions in chat questions in
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chat we will look then we will answer
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let's deal with the bailiffs
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questions that we have already prepared and
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then let's go chat and answer
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questions so sow a little
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please be patient and on yours
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I will definitely answer questions, I will note that
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you paint I just took from the site
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manufacturer this particular one
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coloring illustrative specific from
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Master Class
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take from another manufacturer as already
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said so, question one from Valentina
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always before writing mapping
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do underpainting no it doesn’t always depend
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depending on what style you work in
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depends on what you write it depends
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specifically, the pictures are still there
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It's quite difficult to answer
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namely abstract, but definitely not always
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how to learn to correct so as not to
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spread the dirt see why
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it turns out to be dirt
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because you put some kind of paint on
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the picture then you put it on top of this paint
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you are trying to make corrections
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what you put there and mixes with that
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what was already there, maybe this
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mix scathed colors which
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no need to mix at all, it doesn’t work
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a mixture of several shades that
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We didn’t plan this at all, maybe
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will come in handy when working with brushes
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Do you have a brush? Do you have any finishing touches?
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dark and light did not mix
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something else is planned there later
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moved in, that is, a mixture of large
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number of uncontrollable shades for you
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let me warm myself how to learn how to fix it
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so as not to stir up dirt, well, there are two
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option first option you check by
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dried out, you take the second option
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take off what you wrote to paint
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not dirty, touch it with your finger, touch it
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trying to look with a palette knife if
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doesn’t get carried away with almost anything in common
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good and overwritten this is general
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fixing method get something yes
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is it you way that is now
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appeared called this method a fix
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raw and of course the most
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the obvious way is to fix it
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messages said to wait until you sit down
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rewrite on top for later and yes, you too
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must always understand that the correction
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it is better to use thicker paint than
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was found before this
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so that you don't mix these raw
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paint again and it didn’t turn out the same
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the dirtiest you are right now
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correct and by the way in classes I
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very often I show how some
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corrections can even be made
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probably show more so that there is
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clearly let's move on
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composition the process of painting a question
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first I feel that there is a mistake in
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composition I don’t understand what’s wrong
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tell me, let's try to tell you
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so I uploaded this picture for myself, let's do it
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let's open your picture, look what you have
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you here is basically a used moment
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1 road going into the distance reception moment 2
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this mouse is not very convenient
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draw these scars on a tablet
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forgive moment second bright spot
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moment three attracting attention here
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this area and also converging lines
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this is also the moment that us
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leads somewhere
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so look what catches your eye
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always in the picture
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the look is always attracted by saturated
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spots let me create a new layer and on
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I won’t write to it, I won’t write it now
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talk about balance composition and so on
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further this is a completely separate topic
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I’ll write now that the look attracts and
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so what other doctor
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1-core that's what the shadows won't be by the way
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the composition will be dedicated separately
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webinar where we are very complete how
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this will be possible during the webinar
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let's cover this topic so the announcement about
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this class will be as always in our
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social networks
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so don't miss it, let's watch
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glad to see you and so attracted my attention
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saturated spots contrasting objects is
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to simplify it a lot
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look at what I mean that is
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we can take the viewer's gaze away
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line or direction let's look
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what do you have from this do you have from this
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there is a saturated spot on the right side
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bright contrasting spot in the far parts
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we have this contrasting object
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carriage here ladies in general you
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you lose it or I’ll quietly bring it and it turns out
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1 brightest most contrasting spot
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where to point and look this way
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into the distance to the left edge and it seems to appear
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the question is, what's that bright white thing there?
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spot there the sun is burning and then you have
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a very large object in area which
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much larger area in principle
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this whole pink house is big
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area
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it is much larger in area than here
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this bit but it's pretty
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saturated in relation to the rest
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picture and it turns out that you have a look
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goes here and there but at the same time
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Something is bothering you in this part
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pictures because it's big intense
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pink spots and then you start to overpower yourself
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try to take your eyes off this here
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try to look at it from here
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details that is you are using here
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reception at the vision of the viewer's gaze but then
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the viewer overpowers himself because
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the look we didn't lead anywhere it led
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just burnt spots and it starts
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try to look at the tables
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it’s worth looking at the details of the carriage
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in the center in the center and it stands like this
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that it is right next to these
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spots and a little bit she's just here
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gets in the way that is, it is not in equilibrium with
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side of the picture no matter how trivial it is
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sounded and slightly spoil the overall feeling
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so you have a general
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fragmentation, that is, you don’t have
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the first law of composition is observed
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integrity because 1 piece
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which was led by two pieces of which
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take separately this is the house pink 3 this
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carriage I 4 is a bright unaccented
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Here's a problem with your composition
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that the picture just falls apart
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a few pieces and beyond these
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in a few pieces we begin to follow
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Well, somehow I also wanted to give you a couple
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recommendations
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the white spot that you killed, she's too
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closer edges to the picture better brevor
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give a little more to the right
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the carriage with the horse is also stuck to the edges
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canvas and bush then enter this carriage
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further away or in general it is needed somehow
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move wheels that are directly on
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the edge of the canvas is not very good
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the next moment this area is pink
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first of all very light you it
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need to make it darker, just a lot darker
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many many tones if you are all this
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make it darker then it will be
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perceive the picture more holistically
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otherwise it's too bright a spot now
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right side distracts attention from
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everything and the main main problem and this is
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the fact that there is no clear division in the picture
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what's darkest and what's brightest
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there are too many details and too much
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Do you know this hdr effect on photography?
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here he is right here when we have
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each area has too much white and
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black white and black but the general
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white and black picture it's all broken
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so we just need to split where y
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we will be the brightest where will be the brightest
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dark and understand what the viewer is looking for when
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looks at this picture must pay attention
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attention first and then there will be
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everything is much better including the clouds
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too much control perry, well, that is, you
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you need to pay attention to objects on
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who do you want to draw it no I
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now I've tightened it up a little bit
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I love them, but it’s still work here
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it takes a lot more here and
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plus too many details about
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perspective distortions are still not
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I say this, in principle, is not the main thing here
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what we even pay attention to as we drive
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further if the author of the questions is present
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we have a lesson, subscribe
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please have we answered the question or
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no yes yes
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The next question is what colors can I use?
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add speech on the shore which is on
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in the foreground the first question is why
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what colors can be added to the river?
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goals you want to achieve why and
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what ratings should we add if you
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want to show the depth of space then
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then we add darker ones
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if you are interested in specific shades then
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can be mixed
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for example ultramarine with brown
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some shade or even with
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speckled ocher can be mixed
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something a little darker when
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our close-up will be darker
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far brighter I'm talking about the river now
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I say then we will have more
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don't let the depths in the river interfere with the reflection
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your background does not reflect
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perfect to the shore but just to the shore
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some picturesque autumn is also for you
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f8 and yellow leaves are falling
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red ones have the same problem as on
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We don’t have most of the paintings now
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there's something light here, something dark
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it's light and dark distributed
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evenly throughout the picture and like this
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chaotically scattered, it doesn’t give us volume
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and space in the picture
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so the next thing the teachers say is that
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my work is not a painterly problem
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reflexes that I often simply fail to
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I see or don’t know what color they are
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write I came as I see it’s correct
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Is it possible to add reflexes to the work?
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some specific rules are great
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reflexes of course there are rules and I
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I would like to tell you that if you have
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you have problems with your reflexes
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that the problem is simply not there because
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reflexes and this is perhaps one of the most
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simple things that are paintings like this
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what if the problem is only with reflexes then
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you will fix this but literally for
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a few days of the week and so on all
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very simple what object is nearby
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there is such a shade and it will be
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reflect on neighboring objects
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our reflex occurs only when
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there is some other one next to the object
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the object doesn't matter what it is, just if it exists
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neighboring object then it can give
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reflexes and
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if the object is without any surrounding
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objects and, accordingly, reflex
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nowhere to come from, look here it is a reflex
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dense crown
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that glass of us is registered next to
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the glass is no and a lie is acceptable
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the way will be this is an orange I don’t want
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will understand the varieties of citrus fruits given
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moment and he gives a bright bright reflex we
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now we have chosen this one perfectly
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hypertrophied doremon for you
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it was more clear, we'll show you later
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other samples
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a little further away there is a less saturated one
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object and also a little further it gives less
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saturated reflex because glass
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most likely either glass or something
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glossy thermal rather ironic
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well, it doesn’t matter the reflection in it
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manifested very clearly so look
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what objects can fight nearby if
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This is, for example, firewood, the grass is green
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reflex let's look at an example
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this is a lot of armor, what kind of reflex
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but here it is, look here
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We just have the most picturesque reflexes
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green table
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the green table gives this green one
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reflex here, I'll turn it down a little, you see
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here he is discarded, they interfered a little
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green paint which immediately gives us an object
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I put this one in its place and wrote it down
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and his surroundings are an example from life
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photo here is the reflex from grass
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see the greenish light falls like this
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the universe is inhabited by no light falling
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here it is reflected here and gives us
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see the green reflex on the ball
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green, if you don't see it, let's be a bully
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a little saturation, look here
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new resource see the ball by itself
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the blue in it reflects the sky in principle
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this can also be called a reflex
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conditionally but this is a reflex from the sky and below
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reflected green green is a reflex
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from the grass Here's the distribution of reflexes
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on the object here are the tones
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cheating will record a reflex
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objects will all fall into place and there will be
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look like a big help
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recommendation from me learn to see
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reflex to an object using the example of whites
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objects white most reflective objects
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they absorb everything around them
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shades so put white items
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next to people of color and you in this example
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very clearly very clearly see you
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learn to see these reflexes so I
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I think the answer should be clear again
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Let me remind you that he answers questions in the chat
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we will answer after passing all our
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questions about paint consistency
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how thick should it be just for
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gradient just thick enough to
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it was a convenient size to stir and
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apply to canvas if you need clear
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the proportions are fifteen percent
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sour cream like this liquid more details
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so I was a beginner and could only purchase
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your can I participate will not be
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I kind of understand how to paint with gouache
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apparently a question about the online marathon which
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us starts tomorrow and you watch
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you will be able to understand the general principles of writing
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everything always works like this
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lighter darker how to mix this or that
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color mixing gouache in general
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similar to the one we produce
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palettes but some nuances in working with
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the material will be different we will
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working with oil the general laws are the same for
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any painting
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so you’ll definitely catch the whole thing, but
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features of working with gouache
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this is still somewhat different from
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oil painting that's why you're here
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you'll need to figure this out on your own
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I'm interested in figuring it out now
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volume permissible human body to
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she was as 3d as possible how to distribute
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light and shadow is basically the answer
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it's just very difficult at the same time
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how volume is determined how it is formed
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volume volume is formed by light and shadows
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Here we have a ball for example, I think that's it
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Have you seen similar pictures of the ball here?
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the light is falling
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then this color turns into partial shade
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this light gives some kind of reflex and so
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this is exactly the distribution of shadows
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makes us understand that the object is voluminous
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an object, for example a ball, here it is a shadow
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which forms the volume, this is black, this is
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just a reflex from a light source here
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he is a reflex from below which forms for us
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the shape of a ball and precisely transferring everything
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you can put these moments on canvas
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respect the volumes of the human body with
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the human body is exactly the same
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humanity itself has a body with volume
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the human body consists of some
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simple forms, more precisely, it can be divided into
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simple forms and when transferring these
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simple forms on canvas you can
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transmit 3d volume, that is, 3d is actually what
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this is the transfer of space on a plane with
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using linear perspective and using
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light shadows
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here is the light, here is the shadow and pass it on
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chiaroscuro transfer them get volume
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it's exactly the same as with this
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work light
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so we removed the light component and
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we get that, in principle, we have in front of us
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the same ball but we perform this ball
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tonally and that's why it turns out
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volumetric you can still guess that
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in front of us is an orange
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but if you just leave
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inserting color then you won't understand about
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we wanted to guess, maybe because from
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such characteristic pimples, but if you
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leave only the color then you just don't
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understand that this is an orange
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that is, volume is conveyed by contrast
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light and shadow answered the question in more detail
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within the framework specifically here are the answers to
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difficult questions to answer so four
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the question is how to continue working correctly
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based on the dried picture let's start with
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answers to question 1 and so are correct
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answer questions about the dried painting
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in order to understand how to carry out work on
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above picture we need first
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understand how oil paint dries
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that at the beginning of the paint drying number
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increases in volume at the end
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reduced sauce 1 surface
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drying always depends on the thickness of the layer
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properties of pigment oil which
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no thinners used
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forget the storage conditions
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continue working on a semi-dry painting
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are unacceptable under any circumstances because
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what do you see at the beginning of the drying of the colorful
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layer increases at the end
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the change in the volumes of the upper
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the bottom layer goes at different times
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since you applied the bottom one first
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indicated to dry out increased in volume
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then you apply the top coat which
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dries completely with something completely different
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another stage begins drying and
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it turns out that you have one person
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For example, decreasing in volume is already the second
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increase therefore you are experiencing
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tears in paint layers
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how to continue working on the map if the layer
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thin if you wrote in solvent
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first layer thin thin you can
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work on top
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if you wrote in a thicker layer and
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the paintings began to dry out and formed
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a thin film over it
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You can't work, you can just take it off
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this floor is a dried layer with film
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just rip it off with a palette knife and
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rewrite over if you have a picture
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dried then you use the right one
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way to destroy the oil film
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use, for example, town hall varnish
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why use retouching her varnish they
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solvent why pure solvent
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you can’t work through the picture and continue
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writing because the solvent is completely
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varnish solvent has no different effect
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It dissolves our paint and destroys our connections.
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colorful is destroyed both with binder and
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you may get the consequences of the problem
00:27:40
this is the peeling of subsequent layers
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cracking we so on big
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the amount of solvent can
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promote oil penetration into canvas
00:27:49
changing the canvas structure and further
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problems with this I hope for
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questions answered this was the first question
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question 2 if you are in the usa part of the picture was
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in cold colors and now you need to change
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to warm tones and at the same time lower
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a cold layer appears all the time, what with
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do this recycle pack equal
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paints if you need to change to more
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warm data if
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gradually want to change and gently then
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one layer second layer third layer
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thin layers of varnish
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so simple 3 how to fix lived out of 5
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let's go back here again
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Let's see what could be the problem with
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accommodation moment 1 small quantity
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oils in paints are to the manufacturer
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second strong dilution of paint with oils
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this may also be the reason for the wish
00:28:46
question ah moment 3 is absence
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chemical bond between pigments in oil
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As a result, the oil is separated from
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we saw the colors a couple of times
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these paints are mixed at home
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the paints are mixed so we take the pigment
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then they dumped half a bottle of oil in there
00:29:03
just by eye then like
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every pigment has the concept of oil
00:29:07
containers, mix it all, paint is ready
00:29:10
these moments are exaggerated but also serious
00:29:13
noticed in this case naturally
00:29:18
chemical bond between element mass is not
00:29:20
paint oil builds up
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separated if violated, for example, intent
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Are there any other chemical containers?
00:29:25
processes, we don’t want to go deeper into this now
00:29:26
we might collapse
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and the most common problem with wishes is
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weak drying of the underlying layers is
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I just talked about this recently
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continue working in the painting moment
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next ones which are not here for some reason
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entered well, I'll also add low quality
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reasons what I mean if your
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the canvas is not glued properly or
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primed and oil from paints begins
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go into the canvas in this case shine
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disappears how to deal with it
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retouch the painting on top
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varnish exactly as desired or cover
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painting with varnish if this finish but if you
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do you want to continue working or not?
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cover then treat with retouch varnish
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what is retouching, not varnish, is it actually
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a mixture of diluent and solvent in
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proportions one to one loko loko s
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take a conditional dammar as a solvent
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varnish mix it with turpentine or
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our backs are just not our own now
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in what scenario is it not used?
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Dammar varnish mix your doors there
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one to one 1 2 where 2 and 1 where the second
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the number is the proportion of solvent and
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get closed or buy they say
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lace so lost hanyu I hope answered
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are we or is there another way to eat raw
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put a cloth on top and soak it with meat
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oil only oil cleaned please pay attention
00:31:00
attention cleaner we prefer compacted
00:31:02
because it dries faster
00:31:04
so well it seems like still
00:31:09
so what is the writing technique in which
00:31:13
the bottom layer of the painting is visible, such as
00:31:15
in the works of the following artists
00:31:19
if you just want it to be visible from outside
00:31:22
layer painting that no special
00:31:24
There is no name for this technique, write
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write everywhere bottom layer I'm very
00:31:30
much at all I'm not talking about specific
00:31:32
the techniques in which artists work are not
00:31:35
I'm just saying that the bottom one is visible
00:31:40
layer just cover apply top
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stands so that the bottom layer is visible
00:31:44
there are different ways to do this but
00:31:46
we'll stop there
00:31:47
probably master classes on
00:31:49
look at painting as an option
00:31:51
one of the previous classes
00:31:53
where we have guns we wrote on the background like
00:31:56
since the background was covered with such a transparent
00:31:58
paint and
00:32:00
either with a rag or, well, preferably everything
00:32:02
a rag, of course, not napkins
00:32:04
wipe this paint and you can
00:32:07
get this interesting effect
00:32:09
old times so if you're interested just
00:32:11
see how mafon did this question
00:32:15
technically or let's make it a second
00:32:17
pause, we will answer a question from the chat so that you
00:32:20
download, don’t get bored, where do we start in the world?
00:32:25
if only there was a website on the account
00:32:26
let's start so that I'm here everywhere a lot so
00:32:30
let's start giving it on YouTube so so so I bought it
00:32:35
canvases are very oil absorbent hall primer
00:32:37
primed canvas means it's bad
00:32:38
the soil means that we either glue it poorly
00:32:41
canvas or poor soil, there are many options
00:32:43
you have options with purchased canvas
00:32:48
already primed I wouldn’t fight
00:32:50
if you have few of them if they are straight
00:32:53
really bad use them on
00:32:54
exercises if you primed them
00:32:57
acrylic primer, for example, on top and that’s it
00:32:58
they pull equally but you have nothing to do with them
00:33:00
make it better to buy other canvases
00:33:02
spend more effort and time but this
00:33:04
my personal position
00:33:05
you decide the next question good afternoon
00:33:08
please tell me if it is necessary before
00:33:10
cover the primed canvas with work
00:33:12
double oil, etc.
00:33:13
no, I need to be more precise, you can, but you don’t need it
00:33:17
tell me why, for example
00:33:20
if you understand the circuit if you can
00:33:22
answer the question why cover and
00:33:23
primed canvas with oil double and
00:33:25
then or then you need for example
00:33:28
some painting techniques involve
00:33:30
there is the best brush glide in this
00:33:32
In case it's better to smear the paint
00:33:35
smearing times better easier
00:33:39
applying paint i.e. paint is lighter
00:33:41
spread across the canvas in this case
00:33:43
can be covered but that's the point
00:33:46
cover all your paintings
00:33:48
the original oil double and so on
00:33:50
further no moreover the first layer in
00:33:52
We try not to interfere with the first layer
00:33:54
oil is not your nickname and not varnish so in a second
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We've reached technical issues.
00:34:02
I'll switch to look at my thoughts once
00:34:09
there are three rules of operation first
00:34:11
bold meaning bold, that is, layers
00:34:13
located from bottom to top like this below
00:34:15
there is the least fat story and
00:34:17
solvent then we can top it
00:34:19
cover with paint then paint +
00:34:21
solvent without oil and then paint +
00:34:24
the oil in the middle may also be the varnish itself
00:34:27
why is there oil in the lower layers?
00:34:31
We try not to use oil, it dries out
00:34:33
always slower than varnishes and than
00:34:35
solvent and yet with this if you
00:34:38
Let's say you write on top what
00:34:41
another layer then cover the canvas with oil
00:34:43
there's no need for it; it'll get in the way later
00:34:46
if you write in one layer then the rule is
00:34:47
can be neglected so I hope answered as
00:34:53
fix the picture if they accidentally
00:34:54
done smash two centimeters look
00:34:59
there are ways to glue a piece of canvas
00:35:03
the back side as we glue it or
00:35:07
tissue paper can be glued
00:35:09
just stick it on if it’s very simple
00:35:13
pva glue on the back
00:35:15
warm iron a little pva glue
00:35:18
put a piece of canvas on the back here
00:35:21
such a donor and through a cigarette
00:35:23
iron the paper with a warm iron here
00:35:26
this glued canvas has a little glue
00:35:29
run so that it is attached with a warm iron from
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I mean not hotter by any means
00:35:33
if the iron is hot it will damage
00:35:35
picture the next question is how to get rid of
00:35:38
from clear 10 together in the picture from clear
00:35:41
edges the very first and most important
00:35:43
The recommendation is to remove all the small ones
00:35:46
take the largest brushes
00:35:48
tassels and write your name if you will
00:35:50
write with large brushes, then you either
00:35:52
otherwise you won't be able to make it too small
00:35:55
detail which
00:35:56
in 90 percent of cases it is not necessary
00:35:59
picture and if you feel that everything
00:36:02
you've already made the most of this
00:36:05
brushes only then you can take a brush
00:36:07
smaller and some details
00:36:09
write down separate ones, but you’ll just understand
00:36:11
that they are not even always and not needed everywhere
00:36:13
thus getting rid of a lot
00:36:15
number of thin strokes written out, we and
00:36:19
basically simple banal advice from cunnilingus
00:36:21
write straight lines
00:36:23
break the edges a little, tear a little
00:36:26
mix and there may be some reflexes
00:36:29
make masks that go slightly beyond
00:36:31
the shape a little bit here are the clear shapes for us
00:36:34
are needed in principle only in objects
00:36:36
created by people nowhere else in nature
00:36:38
no straight lines and clear shapes after
00:36:42
frequent corrections purchased are not glued
00:36:45
At home the canvas is sagging, can it be fixed?
00:36:49
so the canvas at home is not glued
00:36:52
sizing and purchased canvases
00:36:53
or the canvas was not glued at all
00:36:56
I don’t understand a little here, but there’s sagging
00:36:58
canvas, you can fix it simply
00:37:00
pulling very carefully
00:37:01
pull it onto another stretcher name if
00:37:03
you have a modular subframe then this one
00:37:05
pull the modular subframe slightly towards
00:37:07
shops if the canvas has stretched after
00:37:13
sagging then recommends pulling it out
00:37:16
on the stretcher and to the stretcher of the taverns
00:37:18
make small inserts so that
00:37:20
the colorful layer has a clear directional force
00:37:22
widen the subframe a little and then narrow it down
00:37:26
pull up
00:37:29
recommends spraying with a spray bottle but
00:37:32
as far as I remember with a spray bottle
00:37:35
some technologists splash and
00:37:37
I categorically do not recommend ready-made
00:37:39
picture because it can lead to
00:37:41
peeling of the paint layer but again
00:37:45
if you sneezed just a little
00:37:47
this is one thing if you have done a lot of zilch and
00:37:51
added a lot of water this is how to do that
00:37:53
there is no need to eat, but the easiest option is
00:37:54
it's easy to pick you up and pull you up
00:37:58
pegs like this for canvas on cardboard
00:38:00
there is no better thinner
00:38:03
thinners that are intended for
00:38:05
canvas on cardboard elena h for canvas on
00:38:08
the subframe has a thinner for oil
00:38:10
painting if you are on such cardboard
00:38:12
specially prepared, of course, for
00:38:14
oil painting write in oil then
00:38:16
use standard thinners
00:38:18
which we use for oil
00:38:19
painting
00:38:23
general recommendations for thinner
00:38:26
that the first layer
00:38:27
but I already talked about three rules of work
00:38:29
revise another 30 general recommendations and
00:38:34
naturally a large number
00:38:35
thinner is always bad
00:38:38
the number of builders I mean
00:38:41
so how to cover the picture so that it
00:38:44
it took me a long time, a little question
00:38:47
than covering the picture so that it lasts
00:38:49
remained intact in humid
00:38:51
climate the picture is in a house by the sea
00:38:53
air humidity is very high
00:39:02
I'll find out in a second who it was to me
00:39:06
look what the big problem is
00:39:10
basically constant humidity for canvas
00:39:14
very bad but much worse
00:39:17
constant changes in humidity changes
00:39:20
humidity causes the canvas
00:39:24
reacts to them reacts and can
00:39:29
or stretches Lubitsch do push-ups and
00:39:31
In this case, cracks appear in the paint
00:39:33
layer
00:39:34
if the house is located near the sea then
00:39:36
you have a problem two problems
00:39:39
the first is humidity is important for the canvas
00:39:45
not very good for any animated series
00:39:48
only the tree is more or less normal
00:39:49
does not tolerate humidity well
00:39:50
react very poorly to changes and
00:39:52
problem 2 is promised by the content contained in
00:39:54
air even if you cover the picture
00:39:57
paw then in a humid climate it is straight
00:39:59
won't live very long be prepared for
00:40:01
this is a natural recommendation to cover
00:40:06
the picture itself of the paws the moment the second is
00:40:09
it is necessary to work on the subframe
00:40:11
something against changes in humidity
00:40:12
if the picture in the frame is covered with tair but
00:40:16
do not forget that the back side
00:40:17
you have no way to protect the canvas and the canvas
00:40:21
you will still give or shrink
00:40:24
or some changes, that is, like this
00:40:27
this is how many layers of paint you can have
00:40:31
put as much as you like
00:40:33
look also Mona Lisa Leonardo yes
00:40:35
no one knows the vinci he put there
00:40:38
how many microscopic layers of the motherland
00:40:40
he carried others with him for years
00:40:43
layered layered
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as much as possible, following the general rules
00:40:49
literally three people talked about general rules
00:40:51
minutes so hello this is normal
00:40:54
if you paint a picture only on
00:40:55
thinners yes okay but at the same time
00:40:59
do not put thick celine thinner
00:41:01
recommended and many times
00:41:02
rulers can lead to infiltration
00:41:04
oils from paints to canvas canvas will be
00:41:09
becomes fragile
00:41:10
This is very good
00:41:13
is it possible to use a tee for
00:41:14
continuation of writing a dried up picture
00:41:16
market place
00:41:17
no it can't it doesn't make any sense
00:41:21
tee includes oil extremely
00:41:22
includes varnish and tee heap I imagine
00:41:25
just one third of the solvent
00:41:28
but we need a solvent and varnish we need oil
00:41:32
absolutely not necessary to continue
00:41:33
work, that is, you can do it on site but
00:41:37
the main thing he won't do is he won't do it to us
00:41:38
will dissolve the top layer
00:41:40
oil painting on canvas will not soften it
00:41:48
varnished three months ago appeared
00:41:51
bald surface roughness
00:41:52
what can be done in such situations
00:41:55
I was talking about the rottenness, reconsider
00:41:59
a little earlier the deceased voiced something
00:42:01
showed that the house is only dirt
00:42:03
we see not loud primed but I
00:42:06
told how to correct against
00:42:07
stretched canvas E100 I remember correctly
00:42:09
then Vladimir asked about the sagging
00:42:11
canvas so please show me the pegs
00:42:14
patericon pull yourself up canvases
00:42:15
someday we'll show it well at hand
00:42:18
there is no canvas but we will write something down
00:42:20
we'll show you how to write rays of the sun correctly
00:42:23
sun glare if we want your technology
00:42:25
video we recently had a master class
00:42:29
closed but he was very cool
00:42:31
[ __ ] this about duck lake
00:42:33
transparency about a specific issue
00:42:35
look on youtube for sure something
00:42:37
There is a main recommendation from me that
00:42:40
all highlights are applied only at the last
00:42:42
moment and they are applied thick and greasy
00:42:44
paint
00:42:45
you should apply all the lightest ones
00:42:47
areas with thicker paint
00:42:50
a layer of suction than everything you've seen before
00:42:52
already
00:42:53
put paint on the picture then
00:42:55
will not blend and your highlights will
00:42:58
really burning glowing so
00:43:00
please tell me about the pegs
00:43:02
which the set with tails does not
00:43:03
figured out why it was so new in this way
00:43:05
insert them, turn the subframe over
00:43:08
there is space on the back side of the subframe
00:43:10
for the workshop then schedule
00:43:13
we have photos, look here
00:43:19
the pegs are inserted with this
00:43:22
specially designated places for
00:43:23
subframe and then they just
00:43:25
selected in more detail differ slightly
00:43:27
the canvas stretches better
00:43:29
diagonals one pulled 2 pulled
00:43:31
so that the divergences are even
00:43:33
in this case only four pegs but
00:43:35
designed for one canvas 8
00:43:37
cams because each subframe
00:43:40
on both sides there are such cells where and
00:43:42
supply both sides if you
00:43:44
stand in every corner, that is, it will be
00:43:46
only 8 pegs it will be
00:43:48
uniform tension and that's it
00:43:50
optimal so you can find out which one
00:43:54
photoshop resource which states for
00:43:56
Russian thank you
00:43:57
yes he is one photoshop we kind of a dog him
00:44:00
just pay for a monthly license before
00:44:02
we use
00:44:03
own there is no difference and what something what
00:44:05
Russian I use in English
00:44:07
because it’s more convenient for me to translate
00:44:09
is usually not entirely accurate and
00:44:11
so some functions can be simply
00:44:14
get confused with them you can work on
00:44:16
I'm used to Russian, it's just more convenient for me
00:44:18
honestly I am generally unacceptable
00:44:21
colleagues somewhere else in the forest and
00:44:22
maritime terms
00:44:23
this is my personal position, I feel so comfortable
00:44:26
which tests for which tasks
00:44:28
long pile short place hard
00:44:30
long pile short world those hard as
00:44:32
choose the right time according to the severity
00:44:34
Thank you
00:44:36
see the following general recommendations
00:44:38
if you do let's start like this
00:44:41
oil operating sequences
00:44:43
paint works better hard first
00:44:45
brushes and over time take everything
00:44:48
softer softer most tender and
00:44:50
soft brushes have been used for more
00:44:53
top layers of paint how to choose in a brush
00:44:57
long pile and long or short we
00:44:59
but you must understand that it is shorter
00:45:01
the pile will be stiffer and longer
00:45:03
the pile is softer like this
00:45:05
It's nice to choose brushes for tasks, but this
00:45:08
smeared throughout the video because in
00:45:10
in every video we talk about the test
00:45:11
there is a video about brushes, I think already
00:45:15
soon it will come out mine like other styles
00:45:16
this is what I wrote in picture 3 a month ago
00:45:19
the picture has dried up, it's still in
00:45:21
in some places the paint shines like
00:45:23
get rid of this
00:45:24
shiny in the sense of not drying or just
00:45:26
shines if it just shines because of its properties
00:45:28
you don't need that kind of paint for this
00:45:29
getting rid of it is not interesting for childhood
00:45:32
It's still dry then wait until it dries
00:45:35
There are no other ways to speed it up
00:45:37
ways to speed up drying but all of them
00:45:38
somehow affect the paint layer
00:45:47
place it in the sun and place it on
00:45:49
air so let's quickly look to
00:45:55
asked questions in the chat and we’ll move on
00:45:57
Hello, how to wash your brushes correctly?
00:45:59
this is exactly the video
00:46:01
we will already have a cream with this name
00:46:03
I'll take pictures there in detail soon
00:46:06
video on how to care for your brushes
00:46:08
wash your brushes properly
00:46:10
so the question is what colors categorically
00:46:15
You can’t mix it so as not to spoil it
00:46:16
I use the picture in particular
00:46:17
master class for our group in due time
00:46:19
there was a post it was called undesirable
00:46:22
mixtures there were signs straight from the master class
00:46:25
Not listed on the Nevsky Palette website
00:46:28
the desired mixtures they have is free
00:46:30
available, go to them directly on
00:46:32
download the site and see what they don’t
00:46:34
recommend then full question read that
00:46:38
many colors themselves give everyone very much
00:46:39
undesirable results immediately I'm with
00:46:40
thanks time there are some
00:46:44
pigments are bad together rockers
00:46:47
some pigments are bad together
00:46:49
reacts but you have to watch it all
00:46:53
specifically for pigments specifically for
00:46:55
manufacturers have tables most
00:46:58
tables are already outdated because they are
00:47:00
pigments are not used at all
00:47:02
see current manufacturers
00:47:04
master class I already said there is so
00:47:07
tell me what colors you prepared
00:47:09
borrow which start tomorrow to go
00:47:11
it’s darkness on the page and look there already
00:47:13
There is
00:47:14
canvas on cardboard from sun company and quality
00:47:16
fit I haven't met for a long time
00:47:19
face to face with canvas on cardboard firm
00:47:21
sonnet I unfortunately can’t tell you
00:47:23
according to specific manufacturer always
00:47:25
it's hard to say because we can
00:47:27
talk only about what we use
00:47:32
I wrote a duck with you where I can send it
00:47:35
photo of me tag
00:47:36
and at the moment we are not organizing
00:47:39
no methods of accepting work except in
00:47:41
contact us we are working on this on the website
00:47:44
something will appear soon but for now
00:47:46
contact if you want to share
00:47:47
if you want to send us yours
00:47:49
you can simply send us the final work
00:47:52
it won't even be possible to send mail
00:47:54
feedback but just if you want
00:47:56
we will be very pleased to share
00:47:57
see what you have even if we don’t
00:48:00
found time to live by this and watch
00:48:02
you don’t know what imprimatura is first
00:48:05
coating the correct paint layer which
00:48:07
they serve you this layer in advance
00:48:11
palm tree personally for painting the whole picture
00:48:13
if you want to combine the picture
00:48:15
in some general tone then you need
00:48:17
imprimatura for this lie and palette knife
00:48:20
compatible why not steam with you?
00:48:24
compatible and simple you must understand
00:48:25
why do you need a specific palette knife?
00:48:28
because he uses a palette knife to write for example
00:48:30
acrylic paints are not very convenient
00:48:32
gouache paints as much for you
00:48:35
it will be inconvenient just if you need
00:48:36
will
00:48:37
add some voluminous masks on top
00:48:40
literally a little bit, of course you can
00:48:42
it can be done but in general it just can
00:48:44
throwing a specific form for example
00:48:46
look at yourself palette knife any tool
00:48:49
palette knife brush finger any thing
00:48:53
which is the lid from the cup
00:48:56
plastic any any item can be
00:48:59
use for applying paint than
00:49:02
differs in shape
00:49:03
ability to select and give paint
00:49:05
and we either by rigidity and so on, that is
00:49:09
you need to understand which stroke to come out and
00:49:11
apply what you want to do if you
00:49:13
understand this for yourself, then use it with
00:49:15
gosha, at least with a palette knife, at least in the category
00:49:17
use a plastic card to draw as
00:49:20
with a large palette knife no difference
00:49:22
in principle there is no such thing as a finger
00:49:24
the answer is that the gouache has a palette knife
00:49:26
incompatible no compatible everything
00:49:28
whatever you want, it just won’t be convenient for you
00:49:30
the work is not comfortable, but if you just
00:49:32
what is needed and really
00:49:33
specific things from a palette knife but
00:49:35
use nothing, that is, all the colors
00:49:37
these are basically liquid binders
00:49:40
you can carry a palette knife the only thing with
00:49:42
watercolor big doubts that
00:49:43
will get it even if you get confused of course
00:49:47
Well, naturally it will be completely
00:49:49
uncomfortable past poems we are comfortable
00:49:51
work with impasto paints
00:49:53
Islam
00:49:54
tell me how to use it wisely
00:49:56
canvases were damaged during training
00:49:57
a lot of canvases have accumulated
00:49:59
Is it possible to shoot with training pictures?
00:50:01
old layer with some solvent
00:50:03
or completely cover any
00:50:04
plain paint is there any
00:50:06
common method for this answer
00:50:08
we have already voiced it as standard
00:50:10
continuation of work on the painting is
00:50:13
coating with retouch varnish and work on top
00:50:15
if you power want to write
00:50:16
training room training
00:50:18
then I think it’s a blasphemous thing to say, well
00:50:22
just don't bother and write
00:50:23
on top
00:50:24
but be prepared for the consequences
00:50:26
may peel off but if it's work
00:50:28
training and it doesn’t matter to us at all
00:50:30
how many years will it last and
00:50:32
the following recommendations if you have
00:50:34
some complex masks on the previous one
00:50:36
picture then sand them with sandpaper
00:50:38
paper with sandpaper and on top necessarily
00:50:41
Naturally, the debris will need to be wiped away
00:50:44
you can even just do it this easy
00:50:46
weak with soapy water but natural
00:50:48
half half dry cloth half wet
00:50:51
semi-dry and then you can write like this
00:50:55
let's just have a couple more questions about
00:50:57
the rest do not end with excellent
00:50:59
transmission in work 7 throughout the entire task according to
00:51:01
Gray paint shows through the entire forest
00:51:03
we see the course portrait of what was not done
00:51:06
so maybe it's better maybe it's necessary
00:51:08
it was necessary to make the paint layer thinner
00:51:10
used oil paints master class
00:51:11
but who knows, our course is still going on
00:51:14
send task 7 for analysis yes there
00:51:16
Let's see I can't say that
00:51:17
guess without seeing your work I’m writing
00:51:21
the cat's voice smells like a tee when
00:51:23
oil paint has a lot to use
00:51:25
as a solvent for today
00:51:27
sunflower refined flaxseed
00:51:28
food grade white spirit but very similar
00:51:31
edible oils under no circumstances
00:51:33
painting cannot be used only if
00:51:35
you're heaven for the training picture then
00:51:37
we don't pay attention to this, but if you
00:51:39
write some kind of work in which you
00:51:41
do you want her to at least some
00:51:43
lived no edible oils are used, they are not
00:51:45
cleaned and not sealed sealed oil
00:51:48
dries faster than unsealed
00:51:50
compacted most dries accordingly
00:51:51
slower and edible oils which are in
00:51:55
it contains mixtures and so on
00:51:59
things that are cleaned when placed in
00:52:02
art stores
00:52:03
so now I really want to eat too
00:52:08
special odorless thinner
00:52:09
which you can buy in an art store
00:52:11
use them and if you are not at all
00:52:13
you can bear these unpleasant smells
00:52:16
buy Lenin and artistic oils and
00:52:18
you can write on it in one layer when
00:52:22
need to work as a thinner and when
00:52:24
meaning I voiced three rules of work
00:52:28
review the work sequence
00:52:31
a little earlier literally if you write in
00:52:34
one layer then the general answer will give
00:52:37
solvents need to work when you
00:52:38
requires faster drying times
00:52:40
oil when dry or does not play
00:52:42
role either in the country requires more
00:52:44
slow and more of the same
00:52:46
recommendations if you write in one layer
00:52:48
then we use a thinner if we need it
00:52:51
write something quicker
00:52:54
if you use oil then use oil
00:52:57
your paint will stretch and you will be able to
00:52:59
make smoother stretch marks so long ago
00:53:02
I painted with oil the astronomer porridge is worth
00:53:04
It’s worth starting your master classes
00:53:05
you will understand in general while drawing
00:53:07
get some writing courage
00:53:09
work and then to the oil
00:53:11
after gouache and switch everything to oil I
00:53:14
I think you definitely won’t regret it
00:53:16
and it's much more enjoyable in its own way
00:53:19
properties of the material and can be achieved
00:53:21
much greater effects so
00:53:23
try it you will definitely like it
00:53:25
so pegs draven canvas with it
00:53:29
stretch marks, what to do, don’t hit them like that
00:53:32
strongly pegs if you entered pegs a
00:53:34
full still not stretched then he mesh
00:53:37
pegs are not suitable for this purpose
00:53:39
this girlfriend is bad pegs
00:53:42
apparently they don't have too sharp a sharp
00:53:44
end
00:53:45
or you cut this end so that it
00:53:47
started from a wider distance well
00:53:50
that is, these are the sharp stakes
00:53:51
they don't owe us wedges or holes
00:53:54
so poorly stretched that it is not
00:53:56
pull the peg in this case remove
00:53:58
and drag no other ways
00:54:02
so let's look at the following questions
00:54:09
after another question still in the chat when
00:54:13
everything will work out in the world will you have more
00:54:15
off-site art travel in Prague
00:54:17
for example when everything calms down I think
00:54:20
then we'll talk because it's difficult
00:54:22
predict something of course something
00:54:24
there will be but the question is when because we don't
00:54:27
We know when our border will open in the Czech Republic
00:54:29
When will anything open in the world?
00:54:31
so unfortunately it's very difficult
00:54:33
predict so paul, tell me yourself
00:54:39
you can write oil, people, it’s yours
00:54:41
you can't show them to anyone
00:54:45
Is it possible to consider medium grain canvas
00:54:48
universal thank you
00:54:50
medium grain canvas is universal
00:54:53
but in principle, openly look at me
00:54:55
dra smooth painting use
00:54:57
fine grain canvas mainly for
00:54:58
pasty coarse-grained I would say
00:55:01
which is rather a little more universal and
00:55:03
fine-grained medium-grained too
00:55:05
quite bad because what problems and
00:55:07
according to the painting style of the canvas video
00:55:09
alcohol temporary aging works
00:55:11
that is, fine-grained canvas
00:55:13
stretches according to the texture of pasty strokes
00:55:15
a coarse-grain canvas
00:55:19
lead to poor adhesion smooth
00:55:21
painting
00:55:22
that is, roughly speaking, spent such that
00:55:24
built on coarse grained more
00:55:27
smooth painting on fine grain if
00:55:30
so think about medium grain can't be given
00:55:34
clear answer so okay
00:55:39
let's answer how durable
00:55:41
the picture will be written on paper or
00:55:42
cardboard cardboard see
00:55:49
cardboard is deformed why increased
00:55:51
humidity fluctuations humidity hit
00:55:53
water pulp cardboard which is in
00:55:56
basically and in the form sold not aversely on
00:55:57
reefs opens deformed what is possible
00:56:02
make strengthen glue two sheets
00:56:05
then prime with wood glue
00:56:07
for example, soak in drying oil, prime
00:56:10
cover the back side of the cardboard with thin
00:56:12
layer of wax
00:56:13
turpentine areas moving and buying
00:56:15
primed cardboard then look stopudov
00:56:17
designed for oil painting
00:56:19
because if the soil is intended for
00:56:20
you're not the bee bread of your cardboard wing
00:56:22
first prime or glue with water
00:56:25
gelatin solution so about in
00:56:27
paper paper is very, very durable
00:56:32
but paper is sensitive to quality
00:56:36
there you need good paper good
00:56:38
paper is expensive and paper is very
00:56:40
it's good to choose moisture if you
00:56:42
store paper in good conditions without
00:56:44
moisture without moisture access then durability
00:56:48
paper very, very high so master class
00:56:53
Sonnet Haiti c I mix everything so you can in
00:57:00
basically yes I'm the only question
00:57:03
look no one will ever tell you
00:57:05
like some kind of binder of some kind
00:57:07
the manufacturer will subsequently respond
00:57:09
like they are some kind of binder
00:57:10
manufacturer because manufacturer
00:57:12
an incredible amount of specific
00:57:14
part-time research
00:57:16
no one has ever spent time with each other
00:57:18
and is unlikely to be meaningless and so
00:57:21
well no one will tell you
00:57:23
the answer is clear on this topic, mix it up
00:57:25
try your relationship to the bone
00:57:28
normal relationship is a good option for
00:57:32
in order to work and train
00:57:33
learning is very important but it’s easy for us
00:57:36
frankly speaking, there is enough time for
00:57:38
self-sizing but also
00:57:40
I'd like to work with this on my own
00:57:42
student years this is very strong
00:57:44
got carried away I went to these fabric stores too
00:57:47
I also chose the soil of the shaft and fiberboard soil
00:57:50
shaft and
00:57:51
square read the book advocated but in general
00:57:53
or do it in large quantities so that
00:57:55
it was to make sense
00:57:58
otherwise it just takes time
00:57:59
quite a lot for a couple of threes
00:58:02
canvases since such actions are performed
00:58:04
it makes no sense to a simple person, it is much simpler and
00:58:06
It's even cheaper to buy now
00:58:08
canvases and work on them so let's move on
00:58:13
primed canvases on stretcher sonnet
00:58:15
Acrylic primer is three layers necessary?
00:58:17
I can't prime it further
00:58:19
nothing to say about canvases on a stretcher
00:58:21
send
00:58:22
regarding whether additional
00:58:23
priming the canvas has already been announced
00:58:26
if you paint on this canvas, look
00:58:29
what absorbs paint when choosing for yourself
00:58:32
oil pulls oil if God forbid oil
00:58:34
comes on the reverse side
00:58:36
this is really bad, it’s necessary
00:58:40
always prime recommendations 1
00:58:43
buy different canvases from different
00:58:46
manufacturers try to pee
00:58:47
look at which canvas has more paint
00:58:50
behaves better on which one is worse and you
00:58:53
just draw a conclusion which tails you want
00:58:54
buy according to a specific manufacturer
00:58:56
hard to tell
00:58:57
especially if it is written that for example
00:58:59
acrylic primer three layers and that's it for us
00:59:01
doesn't mean anything because we don't
00:59:03
we know how high quality it is
00:59:05
Poor quality sizing also results from this
00:59:07
a lot depends therefore quantity
00:59:09
soil layers
00:59:10
won't tell you anything, buy different ones
00:59:13
canvases and see how it works like this
00:59:16
stream save save
00:59:21
see the known method visually
00:59:23
immediately tell whether it is worth priming the canvas
00:59:26
this is if the soil is applied like this
00:59:29
bald spots that it is visible but if you
00:59:31
saw this in the store
00:59:32
to see further away from such a canvas
00:59:37
good afternoon please tell me how
00:59:39
properly prepare fiberboard for drawing
00:59:41
sometimes it's very difficult to deal with
00:59:42
applying paint makes everything slide off
00:59:44
I prime the fiberboard piece with acrylic primer
00:59:47
smooth enough and therefore possible
00:59:50
example and and primed and on top
00:59:52
go through the sandpaper a little to create
00:59:57
create some kind of basis for what you can
01:00:00
getting hooked is the easiest way
01:00:02
so regarding general preparation, here I am
01:00:06
opened slide preparation base with
01:00:07
look at the wood, you can make it yourself
01:00:10
screenshot, you can go to our master class
01:00:12
painting technique for people and project detail
01:00:14
told and download the presentation there
01:00:16
video description
01:00:21
I really wanted to draw a picture on hardboard
01:00:25
but somehow smooth on one side and on the other
01:00:27
another fila covered the dark side
01:00:29
I started drawing with white primer three times
01:00:31
dark background oil paint does not apply
01:00:33
so that there are no divorces, archetypes of the fat woman
01:00:35
The same brushes should be placed on the background with the entire letter
01:00:36
can you recommend something?
01:00:39
you have problems round but smoothly and
01:00:41
base therefore paint on it and or
01:00:44
slippery ground on smooth ground
01:00:46
so the paint just glides over it
01:00:47
power ways are smeared
01:00:49
go through the initial sandpaper to
01:00:51
create some kind of relief or prakriti
01:00:53
some layer of bridges of paint to
01:00:55
create something for which it would be possible
01:00:57
get caught and then therefore the layer is it possible
01:00:59
paint will work easier and you can
01:01:02
do as follows glue
01:01:04
gelatin can be in two layers
01:01:06
and then prime with white primer 1 and
01:01:09
2 times and then you have paint
01:01:11
it won't be absorbed so much
01:01:12
you can apply it and if you are already
01:01:15
they applied this paint, it’s all already
01:01:17
ingrained then someday that moment will come
01:01:21
when your surface stops
01:01:23
choose oil oil from paint that is
01:01:25
It’s not clear how many layers you will need
01:01:27
to do this, apply one or two more
01:01:30
or three but this moment will come, that is, you
01:01:32
you just need to cover it a few times
01:01:34
everything is underpainted with the same oil paint
01:01:37
and then write on top like this
01:01:43
how can you write in oil on paper under
01:01:48
canvas 300 so density 300
01:01:52
primed with linseed oil is not necessary
01:01:55
I could prime it with wounded linseed oil
01:01:57
We do not prime the paper with oil.
01:01:59
vulnerable oil is not soil at all
01:02:01
a completely different thing which
01:02:03
intended exclusively for
01:02:05
thinning the paint a little with my primer
01:02:08
acrylic primer I would show a slide
01:02:10
at another presentation to be honest there
01:02:12
one word written on the paper
01:02:14
prime with acrylic primer you are afraid of them
01:02:16
friends, look if you want it for yourself
01:02:18
a lot of all papers primed papers
01:02:21
cardboard for training
01:02:23
do some exercises, do something else
01:02:25
tons of caviar, a large number of clouds
01:02:27
cardboard just acrylic primer
01:02:30
this will be enough for you
01:02:31
to train to train and then
01:02:34
years next section is it necessary?
01:02:39
prime purchased canvases on cardboard
01:02:40
if necessary, what did we answer?
01:02:43
several times are there any thinners for
01:02:45
odorless oil paints are available
01:02:47
we would be called a thinner without
01:02:49
smell what is in the composition look like this
01:02:52
thinner tee contains made up
01:02:55
more difficult or it will make it easier to rinse
01:02:57
brushes on more difficult varnish are quite sticky and
01:03:00
therefore the lacquer vice is still worth the person
01:03:03
and it dries much faster than oils and
01:03:05
leave sticky marks all over therefore
01:03:08
wash the stones out of the body from the toilet and there is no
01:03:10
try brushes with varnish when kikis are already
01:03:15
was immersed in the tee after that her
01:03:18
no need to wash or use laundry
01:03:20
soap
01:03:21
you just can’t wash a brush like that
01:03:23
The brush must be washed in solvent
01:03:25
and after you remove all the varnish
01:03:28
from a brush it’s only then possible
01:03:30
rinse already and for example in some
01:03:32
laundry soap
01:03:35
Is it necessary before covering the painting?
01:03:38
treat it with sensitive varnish
01:03:39
oil painting
01:03:42
I don't know about which open purifier
01:03:45
can painting you say but
01:03:47
Remove any desired dust from the dough
01:03:49
you don't need to do anything else, you can do it
01:03:54
work techniques and posts paint a picture
01:03:56
not in one day with breaks of 12 days
01:03:58
depending on what pigments you use
01:04:00
the town's cabinet will be divided into drying out
01:04:02
fast drying slow drying
01:04:04
if you use slow ascending
01:04:06
pigments and the painting doesn’t have time
01:04:07
dry out
01:04:08
then in principle it is possible if you write in
01:04:10
solvent, this also needs to be looked at
01:04:14
everything dries exactly as I said
01:04:16
about continuing work on the painting about
01:04:18
follower working on a painting
01:04:20
if the top is not dry the work cannot be done
01:04:22
if you write like this in complex
01:04:24
layer and if the next day paint
01:04:27
still fresh cheese and not dried out you can
01:04:30
keep writing
01:04:31
if for example some brown ones
01:04:33
the area you have already covered thin
01:04:35
thin film and you put it on pi
01:04:38
thick layers of paint, no need to paint
01:04:40
this is completely unnecessary
01:04:42
better wait until the paint dries
01:04:44
then think about whether it can be used
01:04:47
sunflower oil for paint monsters
01:04:49
if the thinner runs out and it dries out
01:04:50
is there paint then?
01:04:51
is it possible to combine oils and let's get started
01:04:54
with the first one, just Dr. Epstein, is it possible?
01:04:56
use sunflower oil for
01:04:57
oil paints are over
01:04:58
the thinner came out in three sections
01:05:00
You can't use sunflower oil
01:05:02
edible sunflower oil for oilseeds
01:05:05
paints
01:05:06
I have already voiced why if this is not
01:05:08
training picture if you need
01:05:10
just try to apply some
01:05:12
then straighten the masks with anything if
01:05:15
you want a job
01:05:17
save it for a while
01:05:19
use sunflower oil
01:05:21
you can't why you can't use it because
01:05:23
that any oil goes through a special
01:05:24
processing first, the oil is compacted into
01:05:27
Secondly, the oil is felt
01:05:28
the sequence is not important to us now
01:05:31
compacted oil dries much faster
01:05:34
Rodnina and oil as far as I remember
01:05:35
dries in about 30 days not compacted
01:05:37
compacted oil dries from one to
01:05:39
five days
01:05:40
day oil sunflower oil dries
01:05:44
Unfortunately, I don’t remember right now out of my head.
01:05:47
sign sunflower oil first
01:05:48
belongs to the section of semi-drying
01:05:50
oils, that is, it dries out at times
01:05:52
slower the oil divides into drying
01:05:55
not drying yet and polos not drying
01:05:58
drying oil we use somewhere in
01:06:00
lubricants and drying oil
01:06:06
we use obscenities in painting because
01:06:09
that he is just needed and drying out
01:06:11
actually it's not breathing
01:06:12
polymerization but this is also not like that
01:06:15
edible sunflower oil
01:06:17
unpeeled also contains mucus
01:06:20
refers to the floor you are dry looking for drying
01:06:22
very medone from here you have the next one
01:06:24
the question arises in some way then
01:06:26
the paint took a very long time to dry and besides
01:06:28
this is a large amount of sunflower
01:06:29
oil not yet compacted, unrefined
01:06:31
will definitely come to yellowing and
01:06:33
darkening and if you still have one
01:06:36
the case when the thinner runs out
01:06:38
something urgently needs to be continued and the picture
01:06:40
for you what is not very valuable is not very important
01:06:43
yes you can take it and
01:06:45
use paint before
01:06:47
will be diluted
01:06:48
so questions on youtube in chat is it possible
01:06:50
cover paintings with oil instead of varnish
01:06:52
why does varnish create a protective layer?
01:06:55
but a layer of oil does not create anything oily.
01:06:58
above the picture and all this is just for you
01:07:01
will give exactly the same nothing
01:07:03
what can you do with a wet brush on top
01:07:05
walk the effect is the same if taxes are like that
01:07:09
will it be cramped? is it possible to combine oils and
01:07:11
acrylic a thin layer of acrylic if you applied
01:07:16
layer an acrylic painting onto an oil painting
01:07:19
the top will adhere very poorly
01:07:21
because acrylic dries acrylic is
01:07:23
example it doesn’t dissolve well therefore
01:07:26
the oil on top just won't adhere
01:07:30
foreign acrylic manufacturers
01:07:33
It is recommended to paint on acrylic with oil
01:07:37
only if the acrylic was
01:07:38
well diluted with water, that is, I saw
01:07:41
the question is whether it can be primed
01:07:43
acrylic on canvas oil painting
01:07:45
if you're just a pair of wings of some kind
01:07:48
conditionally white acrylic paint tightly
01:07:50
tight tight
01:07:51
without adding a lot of water
01:07:53
so that such small ones do not form
01:07:54
problem bubbles then you can't
01:07:57
adhesion between acrylic and oil
01:08:00
layer of oil layer on top of acrylic
01:08:04
layer very bad will result
01:08:07
to detachment
01:08:08
so you can combine it, but for example if
01:08:12
dilute acrylic heavily with water then over
01:08:13
you can write it down, but I already said it’s like tanks
01:08:16
if you prime, just prime
01:08:19
cover something with acrylic then write
01:08:21
oil, then no, don’t do that, not with that
01:08:22
scenario is not recommended and take into account
01:08:26
that acrylic primer is not the same at all
01:08:28
the best thing about acrylic paint is absolutely
01:08:30
different properties exactly the same it's you
01:08:34
go to a hardware store
01:08:36
buy acrylic paint there or God forbid
01:08:39
Lord, cover with water emulsion and
01:08:41
canvas and then paint evenly in oil on top
01:08:44
the same meaning as it is from what
01:08:46
it's mixed up you don't know
01:08:48
only the name is common and only that is common
01:08:51
that she is white all the properties
01:08:54
materials cannot be completely different
01:08:56
use in most cases
01:08:58
ninety percent of the time if you
01:08:59
you don’t clearly understand what you want
01:09:01
use no reason to do this
01:09:03
not necessary if we took acrylic
01:09:06
some kind of soil from a hardware store
01:09:07
for walls
01:09:08
covered the name of the picture and put it on top
01:09:10
Mars be prepared for trouble
01:09:13
why be prepared for trouble
01:09:15
because no matter how sad it is
01:09:18
but not in vain artistically
01:09:19
jet material is more expensive because
01:09:22
these are completely different technologies
01:09:23
the processes are different and applied
01:09:25
materials yes something can be changed but with understanding
01:09:28
what you do by name if you
01:09:31
suddenly you see a hardware store
01:09:33
that is also acrylic primer no they are different
01:09:36
the name alone doesn't mean things
01:09:39
same effect question
01:09:43
I would like to buy such a thinner without
01:09:44
the smell thank you Larisa very moments
01:09:48
very simple answer buy without smell
01:09:49
you see just an art store
01:09:51
ask odorless thinner ask
01:09:53
which ones do you have? For example, we use
01:09:56
turpentine is odorless and not
01:09:58
If necessary, add oil there if
01:10:00
this can be done I really like to write
01:10:03
either just tolerate her or
01:10:06
double usually together with linseed oil
01:10:09
I rarely use tees
01:10:11
if it just requires a picture
01:10:13
specifically then they use and mostly
01:10:15
either turpentine or double is convenient and
01:10:18
see which one to buy
01:10:21
also really such advice come here
01:10:23
ask which one has the weakest smell
01:10:27
but be prepared for the fact that if
01:10:29
the packaging says that it is to dilute or
01:10:31
no smell, this is not always the case
01:10:33
odorless thinners that smell
01:10:35
a little better but also unpleasant
01:10:37
smell you just need to find the one that will
01:10:40
there's really no smell here
01:10:42
which we use it doesn't smell
01:10:44
quite comfortable when working and if
01:10:46
you don't like the smell of me but you can
01:10:48
write for example on linseed oil
01:10:51
pay attention to a very important point
01:10:53
absence of smell does not mean absence
01:10:56
harmful properties
01:10:58
the difference is still solvents are very
01:11:00
volatile substances and in most
01:11:03
solvents there are such concepts under
01:11:05
maximum permissible concentration
01:11:06
maximum permissible concentration that o
01:11:08
the amount of substance that can
01:11:10
be in a certain volume of air
01:11:12
no harm to health
01:11:14
if you constantly work for us as a creator
01:11:16
and if there are open jars nearby, what
01:11:18
don't do it, don't do it
01:11:21
very good for health in any case
01:11:22
even if there is no smell there
01:11:25
that work in well ventilated
01:11:26
premises and everything will be fine and
01:11:28
friends please like us
01:11:31
For some reason I watch the video with 223 likes 94
01:11:34
let's try to cope with the situation because
01:11:37
correctly apply varnish to a painting
01:11:39
I read in one source that varnish
01:11:40
apply masks from the edges of the edges of the auctions
01:11:42
it is written that varnish is poured into the center of the picture and
01:11:44
then spreads it all over with a brush
01:11:47
picture so just a second
01:12:01
varnish coating
01:12:03
so first we make sure that it is missing
01:12:06
moisture
01:12:07
if there is a flag or if suddenly
01:12:10
degrease with a damp cloth do this
01:12:12
you can't just about this
01:12:14
wet pre-treatment
01:12:15
We do not work on the local film with a cloth
01:12:18
becomes cloudy, cover with dry, clean, warm
01:12:20
room
01:12:21
varnish horizontally
01:12:23
position using bristly climb
01:12:25
Spouse's hair is applied broadly
01:12:27
movements parallel to the edges of the picture
01:12:30
apply a thick film
01:12:31
then a thin layer remains after covering the paintings
01:12:36
vertically left to dry in
01:12:37
in the same room this is important during this period
01:12:40
we avoid the influx of moist air and do not
01:12:42
we touch the varnish on the film we will touch it
01:12:45
clouding so you can cover the cardboard
01:12:47
pva glue instead of acrylic primer
01:12:50
target places and glue with pva glue
01:12:55
It’s not that their soils are different
01:12:58
properties too if you want to stick it later
01:13:00
It’s better not to draw on top
01:13:03
so let's get back to the questions
01:13:12
continued work started pictures
01:13:14
cutting my own already according to them
01:13:16
they talked a lot, work has begun two
01:13:19
years ago how to continue correctly
01:13:21
finish them one job in thin layers
01:13:23
the other one was started pasty in principle
01:13:26
it makes no difference if you cover it on top
01:13:27
retouch varnish or a mixture of varnish and
01:13:29
dilute with solvent one to one
01:13:31
1 hum and then continue through
01:13:34
wait a while for a while
01:13:36
the film is placed the only negative
01:13:39
the environment around again in this case stinks
01:13:41
and hence the question from youtube, you can
01:13:45
Is it possible to paint in oil in a one-room apartment? It seems to me
01:13:47
no, you can, but be prepared for the fact that
01:13:50
it will smell, that is, all the questions
01:13:52
premises all questions about what
01:13:55
these are matters of your personal comfort in
01:13:57
period of work then indoors is possible
01:13:58
check out the action here's the artist
01:14:01
artist artist then make a workshop
01:14:03
next to you in a one-room apartment
01:14:04
no prim katya I wouldn’t do it for anything
01:14:08
it won't do any good if you write for
01:14:10
yourself periodically then why not just
01:14:13
ventilate and one-room apartment register you yours
01:14:14
relatives will understand and forgive
01:14:19
work like that, painted a picture
01:14:24
fourteenth year with oil to the account and
01:14:25
writes what needs to be done to continue
01:14:27
what to cover look the same marita shny
01:14:30
varnish and continue to work wrote on
01:14:34
your underpainting master class made her
01:14:38
I wrote it correctly, to be honest
01:14:42
not a supporter of chasing terms
01:14:44
as convenient as you say so, that is
01:14:46
write draw the main thing is that we
01:14:49
accept it and postpone it for two weeks
01:14:52
I managed to finish and when I continued
01:14:55
the paint froze and it didn’t work
01:14:56
small strokes write how to be I a little
01:15:00
I don’t understand the question what kind of paint it is
01:15:03
hardened, painted on top and
01:15:07
the paint hardened which took two
01:15:10
weeks of underpainting had to express
01:15:12
right number if you are present in
01:15:14
chat somehow
01:15:15
specify what exactly did not work out because
01:15:18
I just didn’t really understand the question, but now
01:15:23
a year ago I started painting a sea picture
01:15:26
waves with pasty foam have now appeared
01:15:28
time to finish the work and now I see that
01:15:30
area of ​​this pasty foam needs needed
01:15:33
remove how to do it right
01:15:34
thank you if the pasty foam has dried then
01:15:39
removing the paint layer unfortunately
01:15:42
only mechanically possible
01:15:45
you can shoot it correctly you can first
01:15:48
apply solvent and then
01:15:50
wash it carefully, that is, take it
01:15:55
pinin take turpentine and apply it
01:15:59
on top of your shameful foam or take
01:16:02
a cloth soaked in Pinega dory
01:16:04
and carefully and even open the door
01:16:06
better
01:16:07
just not fibrous, I'm slowly
01:16:09
wiping you start cleaning if it doesn’t take
01:16:12
use it and remove the kernel using our method
01:16:15
conditional acetone and carefully too
01:16:19
wipe it with acetone
01:16:21
do not use very much
01:16:22
recommended because the answer is
01:16:24
continues its action even then
01:16:26
when it seems like it was removed so
01:16:28
still better Panin [ __ ] and you there
01:16:30
uses as far as I remember and in general
01:16:34
It is not recommended to cook lately
01:16:35
using acetone or is there another option
01:16:40
rough hard wrong take and
01:16:44
remove the skin carefully later
01:16:46
wipe so the next question is sometimes in
01:16:51
force of circumstances this picture
01:16:52
it takes two to three weeks to write
01:16:54
in fits and starts how to prepare correctly
01:16:56
there are underpaintings for further work
01:16:57
moments of underpainting passed for example
01:16:59
two to three weeks, is it possible to have a picture?
01:17:00
write so fragmentarily and in what
01:17:03
dilute your work on such
01:17:04
Is it possible to work in fragments on pure
01:17:06
solvent or add dammar
01:17:07
varnish later and how not to lose oil
01:17:09
society color scheme with this
01:17:11
letter to prepare for continuation of work
01:17:18
a lot has already been said
01:17:21
in the upper layers it is better to use more
01:17:25
fatty, that is, it’s better, well, that’s it
01:17:27
first pure solvent then
01:17:28
add varnish then oil
01:17:31
the right way not to lose the overall flavor
01:17:32
with such a letter, but this is no longer a question
01:17:37
technology is already a question exclusively
01:17:39
I advise you how you work with color
01:17:43
it’s difficult just watch the colors I
01:17:47
I honestly don’t know how to advise, look
01:17:49
watch out
01:17:50
general advice universal is simply not
01:17:51
exists since the canvas was removed a long time ago
01:17:58
dry the painted picture with oils
01:17:59
paint a new one
01:18:01
I wouldn't recommend filming at all
01:18:03
pass and retouch varnish over and
01:18:08
write like this, I’m writing in oils, I’m new to her
01:18:14
only 4 works
01:18:15
every time I have difficulty
01:18:17
applying paint to canvas is somehow difficult
01:18:19
the paint looks like it's thick or something
01:18:21
wrote on finished headlights primed
01:18:23
acrylic on canvas on cardboard I still
01:18:25
these are manufacturers such as thinner
01:18:27
use but also oil when drying
01:18:29
the colors seem to go out even the windows
01:18:30
a little of me is those well why the reason
01:18:32
stand and logic glen bad canvas and
01:18:36
stir in a lot of butter if stirring
01:18:38
a lot of oil be prepared for change
01:18:40
tone and often yellowing if paint
01:18:45
very thick
01:18:46
try changing the thinner
01:18:48
try an example not linseed oil
01:18:49
try writing on application on
01:18:51
terpin shadow or on doubles and can
01:18:54
dilute a little more to save
01:18:59
pencil drawing paper good
01:19:01
quality can be stored for a long time and not
01:19:05
requires some kind of varnish treatment and more
01:19:07
for some reason it will just warp
01:19:10
you can place this drawing under glass
01:19:11
and it will last you a very long time if you
01:19:14
limited access of moisture to paper
01:19:16
the paper is very durable and high quality
01:19:18
paper itself
01:19:25
further
01:19:30
then they took it apart
01:19:35
because
01:19:38
So which subframe is better, rigid or
01:19:41
modular purchased canvases will still collapse
01:19:43
need to be retightened
01:19:44
because I want some skew or some sagging
01:19:46
try to make your own
01:19:48
ordered universal primer guests
01:19:50
I just didn’t quite understand the instructions
01:19:52
do you need sizing under it? if up to
01:19:54
Is pva suitable and which one is better?
01:19:55
I don't know which one to use
01:20:02
childhood you ordered just look at
01:20:04
the instructions that they write there are necessary
01:20:05
need to be glued
01:20:07
but in general, for any soil you need, of course
01:20:09
sizing: first the canvas is glued
01:20:11
and then it is primed which subframe is better
01:20:15
rigid or modular is better of course
01:20:17
modular because modular gives you
01:20:19
more flexibility you can name it
01:20:22
tighten it when it starts to sag
01:20:24
it will sag, it's just normal
01:20:27
properties there's no getting around it
01:20:28
in addition there will be large canvases
01:20:31
sag more so if you're on
01:20:33
large formats write the cake simply or
01:20:35
sagging cannot be avoided if you
01:20:37
if you use a modular subframe then this
01:20:39
gives you the opportunity to tighten up like Lenin
01:20:41
and and everything
01:20:42
and then there will be no need to pull the singing
01:20:45
canvas so it’s definitely here if there is
01:20:47
the opportunity to better choose fashionable so
01:20:49
let's glue it and if you have canvas
01:20:52
already but if you are asking about
01:20:54
universal primer then most likely you
01:20:57
bought some fabric from which
01:21:00
you're working on making them yourself, let's here I am
01:21:04
I'll leave the slide on the screen now, I won't
01:21:06
read it out as from time we have
01:21:09
question on youtube how to do it yourself
01:21:11
adhesive primer and glue underneath
01:21:13
in the ground with adhesive soil sturgeon up to
01:21:15
rabbit sturgeon glue used
01:21:19
the concept is only in Russia and it is already
01:21:22
goes out of use most often
01:21:24
the concept of fish glue is already used
01:21:31
let's do the sizing again
01:21:34
and for all this, here are the sizing options
01:21:38
I'll just show you on the screen now
01:21:40
and I won’t read out how to do it
01:21:44
the adhesive primer itself, sizing under it
01:21:49
I can get these out of my head right now
01:21:53
recipe show example about fish glue
01:21:55
if you want specific recipes
01:22:00
depends already on the preparation of fish glue and
01:22:03
other than that, right now we just don’t have the desire to
01:22:08
it's a waste of time if you're really interested
01:22:09
write to us by email
01:22:11
I'll just give you a selection of materials
01:22:13
topic above
01:22:16
So is there a peculiarity of writing to us?
01:22:19
whom the bridge as opposed to the wounded and
01:22:20
poppy seed oil and earlier but also this oil
01:22:23
drying out
01:22:25
the advantage of Markov Maslov is slightly more
01:22:29
saturated and there is less room for oil leaks
01:22:32
nope, it depends
01:22:35
let's not use iodine number either
01:22:37
go deeper with poppy seed oil
01:22:44
the coefficient is slightly different
01:22:45
refraction it will affect us
01:22:49
effect on changes in transparency
01:22:51
paint layer over time because
01:22:54
When aging, the paint layer begins to
01:22:56
shine through become more
01:22:58
transparent but this is also a completely question
01:23:01
separate topics
01:23:02
features of writing as such in
01:23:05
basically no it's all normal
01:23:09
oil normal good drying
01:23:11
you can write oil on them so no one can do that
01:23:16
so I left the question
01:23:21
by sizing I showed the slide
01:23:24
look, I thought it was either the soil underneath
01:23:26
which doesn’t need sizing, it’s just a little bit
01:23:29
different things all the same, if there are any
01:23:31
specific uniting everything in myself
01:23:35
I don’t know anything specifically, look at
01:23:37
for manufacturers this is the last section
01:23:41
the question is not to add the last moment
01:23:44
I found a video about how to prime
01:23:46
map to avoid its deformation and
01:23:48
also what to do when the canvas on the map is not
01:23:50
deformed even before painting
01:23:52
There is no way to break the subframe
01:23:54
maybe there are some other options that
01:24:00
do with cardboard see cardboard
01:24:03
preparing like this, I'll leave it again
01:24:06
slide let's not waste time this
01:24:09
read it out, take a screenshot or
01:24:12
go to our technique master class
01:24:14
download the paintings that are on the channel
01:24:16
here is a presentation here, this is the very one
01:24:19
which we show it to and look
01:24:23
here's everything about preparing cardboard and here's how to
01:24:29
cardboard for restoration
01:24:31
as Alexey asks can you
01:24:33
You can write a group of questions by email
01:24:35
the only thing is that Alexey I immediately
01:24:37
I warn you that we have enough now
01:24:39
such a serious threat to the marathon
01:24:41
everything else so I ask your questions
01:24:43
I'll definitely mention it
01:24:45
I will answer them but it may take
01:24:46
for a while I think we're just
01:24:49
now we'll be friends again if any
01:24:50
questions appear, write to us
01:24:52
same in the same post where we collect
01:24:54
questions and we'll just make another one
01:24:57
stream where we will answer new ones
01:24:59
questions yes yes yes yes yes or ask in
01:25:03
topic in contact or send by email
01:25:05
or on youtube we try all 9 if
01:25:07
missed it, write somewhere else
01:25:10
We are many different people, but let us just
01:25:12
according to all sources I can’t collect now
01:25:14
I'll send the link to the chat and please
01:25:16
then ask if we are in this topic
01:25:18
there it is necessary in Sudan if not
01:25:20
contact, that is, absolutely problems
01:25:21
write by mail
01:25:22
just write me an email if you want
01:25:25
detailed answer with some recipes
01:25:27
with something else so that I just don’t
01:25:29
voiced it like this so that he could then
01:25:31
don't look in advance just ask before
01:25:34
next stream and we'll take it out
01:25:37
we will prepare illustrations for it separately
01:25:39
Let's prepare some recipes for it and
01:25:41
it can be made clearer so the question
01:25:47
I want to know the difference between the last one
01:25:49
from each other, for example, red kraplak
01:25:50
cadmium red just red just
01:25:54
red what the first centuries just to
01:25:58
there is no red all red some has
01:26:00
shade one way or another someone can
01:26:03
consider that cadmium red is redder
01:26:05
than there are other shades so on but this
01:26:07
of course everything is conditional than they are
01:26:09
differ
01:26:10
if we talk about specific two shades
01:26:12
which you wrote then one more
01:26:14
cold it's kraplak
01:26:15
and one warmer one is cadmium red
01:26:17
only in this comparison and what they are
01:26:20
differ when they will be used in
01:26:22
in general they perform the same functions
01:26:24
they make the batch redder but you can do it
01:26:27
just make some picture more here
01:26:31
such a cold pink one in Kafka
01:26:33
In some batches, use warmer ones
01:26:35
shades
01:26:36
a little more detail on how and in what cases we
01:26:38
this is what we use, this is all you need to look at
01:26:40
specific examples
01:26:41
that's what we do at every
01:26:44
absolutely master class and if you
01:26:46
notice that in almost every
01:26:48
at work I always take
01:26:49
at least two shades of basic basic
01:26:52
the colors will definitely be cold
01:26:54
warm red cold warm blue and
01:26:56
yellow accordingly and always me
01:26:58
I tell you in what cases where we take it
01:27:00
apply
01:27:01
I also remind you that we will also have
01:27:03
a new section where I will talk
01:27:05
how complex colors mix
01:27:08
complex shades and there I am too
01:27:10
I’ll clearly show you how to use all this
01:27:13
specifically for the difference, look here
01:27:15
shades, remove two colors, we stand next to each other
01:27:19
look at the red kraplak, a little durable
01:27:21
more purple take any upload
01:27:26
but don’t look at our answers like that
01:27:29
that's all for today
01:27:36
we'll check your health for some reason
01:27:52
how to love painting trees and why have them
01:27:55
if you like to write you don't have to write trees
01:27:58
you can write something else, write what you want
01:28:00
do you like it so the question was how to remove it
01:28:02
canvas painting let's get it quickly
01:28:05
answering canvas painting sessions like this
01:28:07
here you can put it in brackets at the back with any
01:28:09
the absolute way you can with a knife you can
01:28:12
there is such an anti specially
01:28:14
there is a special thing that helps
01:28:17
staples rip out come back and and colorful
01:28:20
layer outward about the radius
01:28:22
there is even a certain amount of folding
01:28:24
calculation formula is a separate topic
01:28:29
conversation and you can simply store the canvas
01:28:33
like this in this format just in
01:28:36
roll and forget that the paint layer
01:28:40
should stick out so let's check
01:28:48
Are you all like that? Still a question: does it smell?
01:28:51
finished painting in the drying process yes
01:28:53
it smells if you dry it
01:28:55
ten paintings in one room 15
01:28:58
square meters, it’s natural to smell
01:28:59
it will happen that mom don't worry
01:29:01
so the picture blows and smells like this
01:29:04
you need to be prepared and by the way
01:29:07
sent the question everything to give him more
01:29:09
I'll read out a few questions
01:29:11
what long-term consequences can
01:29:13
after many years k may be visible
01:29:16
after many years of contact with paints
01:29:18
my hands are constantly covered in paint and this
01:29:20
harmful, of course nothing useful in
01:29:23
this is not what if you have paint and hands
01:29:25
permanent colors and what’s more, no
01:29:28
nothing useful in the same if you have
01:29:29
hands will always be under
01:29:31
exposure to varnish solvents and
01:29:34
other other things plus don't forget that
01:29:36
all pigments in oil paints are like this
01:29:38
menace chemical substances that
01:29:41
nothing useful for sure if it comes into contact with the skin
01:29:43
they won’t bring it if they always use paints
01:29:47
wash your hands more often and use others
01:29:50
some kind of moisturizing creams, for example
01:29:52
and so on with care if you are looking
01:29:54
what appears on the hands of some
01:29:55
rashes, etc. allergic
01:29:58
reaction then stop working and go to
01:30:01
doctor so advice from me to all girls and and
01:30:05
men also always have at hand
01:30:08
there's always one right next to the red ones
01:30:10
oil-based moisturizing hand cream
01:30:12
and oil is always nearby for me
01:30:14
cuticles to always have hands and nails
01:30:16
hydrated so it will help us longer
01:30:18
keep in good condition that is
01:30:21
this is not just an aggressive family, but also
01:30:23
nothing useful with constant contact
01:30:25
but understand more than anything else
01:30:27
There is no need to be scared, naturally, and not you
01:30:30
no such severe consequences after
01:30:32
days and weeks of writing will not arise I
01:30:35
oil work for many many years now
01:30:40
how many years, but by the way, a lot of years
01:30:42
It’s even hard to say, but nothing yet
01:30:45
happened so don't be afraid of the taxi I'm like that
01:30:48
Is there an old one on canvas? Is it possible to have one?
01:30:51
him to paint a new picture on top or
01:30:53
somehow you need to remove the old paint if
01:30:55
remove the paint as described
01:30:58
Yes, it was great, retouching and speech therapy
01:31:00
write if the picture is painted on canvas
01:31:03
Christov from the album glue who how and then
01:31:05
issue or save standard
01:31:08
recommendations cover the top with a protective
01:31:10
varnish and that's it and then we fall
01:31:13
you can put it on a stretcher
01:31:15
you can just put some
01:31:17
conventional frame on cardboard like this
01:31:26
the entry will be left will be left
01:31:29
canvas from an album of gluings only for
01:31:31
training depending on what halls tracks
01:31:34
whose quality is difficult to say if
01:31:36
use good canvases for work
01:31:38
if the canvases are ashes as a result of training and
01:31:40
look at the canvases and gluing you are not some kind
01:31:43
special canvases are just as ordinary
01:31:45
normal canvases, besides gluing you
01:31:48
you can do it at home from
01:31:51
of course long and tedious, inconvenient and
01:31:52
It’s not really clear why it’s needed
01:31:54
but in general these are the same ordinary canvases and
01:31:57
you must understand that they exist either
01:31:59
poor quality and either acceptable
01:32:01
either good like any other
01:32:03
give the rest a link where to throw
01:32:08
questions, we’ll give you a link in the chat now
01:32:11
I'll throw it off so a little sad to listen to
01:32:26
information if it is repeated for example
01:32:28
except for the use of edible oil
01:32:30
ask, let's not repeat sad
01:32:33
don't listen to what else I can recommend
01:32:34
maybe an old school paper
01:32:36
advise gelatin first and then
01:32:39
acrylic primer and gelatin we
01:32:42
used for gluing with acrylic
01:32:44
we use primer for initial
01:32:46
coatings so what others
01:32:51
manufacturers can be replaced or
01:32:52
exactly like a few liters thanks
01:32:54
any manufacturers
01:32:56
supply varnish I announced that this is the recipe
01:32:58
retouching it will be like this today
01:33:03
there was some story about training
01:33:05
will not be announced in the program today
01:33:07
you don’t talk about training
01:33:08
they asked about glazing, this was an example
01:33:11
If you didn't ask questions, then she didn't
01:33:14
answer
01:33:17
these were examples of questions that
01:33:19
in principle you can ask us today
01:33:21
format is answers to questions first
01:33:22
turn to make and master class on warm
01:33:27
and in a cold tone
01:33:28
and this topic is good so I think
01:33:31
We will do a clear example on Tuesday
01:33:34
at 1500 Moscow time we will have
01:33:38
master class enlightenment in painting topic
01:33:41
Let's give special attention to heat and cold
01:33:43
attention in general
01:33:54
if you have any more questions
01:33:56
literally a minute we are waiting for you to
01:34:02
voice and so the link where to ask
01:34:04
I sent questions on painting techniques to
01:34:07
chat where to like where to like
01:34:10
I also sent the link, this is our broadcast
01:34:12
on the youtube channel friends please not
01:34:15
don't forget to subscribe to us
01:34:17
useful ones often come out
01:34:20
free videos for artists
01:34:22
master classes so that's exactly what there is
01:34:24
what to look at
01:34:25
subscribe don't forget to turn on
01:34:27
the bell will not help you
01:34:29
skip new videos
01:34:30
and of course we will be grateful for
01:34:32
reposts so if you repost
01:34:34
and there are even more of our videos on the social network
01:34:36
artists will see these videos and you will see us
01:34:39
will also help attract new students
01:34:41
we will be very grateful to our school
01:34:45
grandmothers have a lot of linen left
01:34:47
new bedding, can I have it?
01:34:50
use at least for training
01:34:59
Please note the canvas requirement
01:35:03
and subframe
01:35:06
I don't know what exactly yours looks like
01:35:09
I don’t know what kind of fabric weave
01:35:13
I know how thick the thread is, but for
01:35:15
training can in principle be used
01:35:17
anything part of saying exactly
01:35:18
for training if you want
01:35:21
I went through so much training
01:35:24
tries it if you want, at least on paper on paper
01:35:25
be just jarring right along the letter
01:35:27
from oil but in principle but there will be a lot
01:35:31
you'll have to worry about it anyway
01:35:34
then the project is to somehow glue it
01:35:36
the canvas will then have to be tight
01:35:37
prime the text with it and implement it for
01:35:40
training is absolutely possible so let's do it
01:35:44
let's open the canvas preparation look
01:35:46
it will be useful what you think about or
01:35:49
stretcher menu and to be honest
01:35:52
I don’t think anything, I use wooden ones
01:35:54
all the time there's nothing wrong with that
01:36:00
I don’t see how to choose a canvas according to GOST
01:36:07
according to the guest, no way, but here’s the general
01:36:12
requirement please note again
01:36:14
I will reveal the general requirement, that is, holes
01:36:18
preferably not mixed materials
01:36:20
It is desirable that the canvas is uniform
01:36:25
without knots and
01:36:26
and other reasons the canvas is desirable as
01:36:31
talked about different types of painting
01:36:32
fine grain smooth painting canvas in
01:36:35
mostly not spacious and so on well
01:36:38
in general, the selection of canvas is basically everything and
01:36:42
Which brushes from which brand do you recommend?
01:36:45
for oil painting there have long been many
01:36:48
There are good brushes from absolutely different
01:36:50
manufacturers, if I speak personally of mine
01:36:52
preferences then recently I
01:36:54
I really like Raphael's brushes and
01:36:57
rosemary brushes and
01:36:58
These are high-quality good brushes and they have
01:37:01
there are many good ones from other manufacturers
01:37:03
There are children and it happens that one
01:37:05
the manufacturer has cheap lines from
01:37:08
there are mid-price lines
01:37:10
ogi and they will all be different so
01:37:12
it's hard to answer just like that
01:37:14
the answer is that this is the manufacturer
01:37:16
good ones, take this one, all the bad ones
01:37:18
Do not take it's difficult to do there Alexey thanks
01:37:29
so I started painting the picture and wrote 50
01:37:33
Almost a month has passed
01:37:35
I want to continue the picture has dried in and
01:37:37
answered how to get started love
01:37:39
until saddened several times and everything is on
01:37:46
this seems to be the end of the question
01:37:48
so you can do a master class on
01:37:49
look at the portraits of the Japs, that's right
01:37:52
on youtube to the room fresh fresh
01:37:55
lies in the portrait we will still have classes
01:37:58
and we will naturally discuss this topic
01:37:59
there will be a lot to develop and continue
01:38:01
beautiful living faces so wait for everyone
01:38:05
will be the question for now
01:38:10
finished so thank you all for
01:38:14
presence thanks for sending
01:38:16
questions, I will remind you once again that as
01:38:19
accumulation of questions we will
01:38:20
organize some new responses to
01:38:23
we will voice questions
01:38:26
I hope everyone answered everything today
01:38:29
everything was clear so that's it
01:38:33
let's grow a connection, let's do it
01:38:36
the last one from Valentin didn’t work out
01:38:38
for beginners it is better to start writing in
01:38:40
small canvases 20 by 30 or more
01:38:43
for beginners to paint on canvas
01:38:45
I probably wouldn’t recommend 30/20
01:38:48
because it is very difficult to write though
01:38:50
would be on size
01:38:52
the very, very minimum 30 to 40 is if
01:38:54
some kind of picture like this
01:38:57
small and better to take it anyway
01:38:59
folsworth on 50 40 on 60 on such
01:39:01
formats will be easier for you but the most
01:39:04
minimum let's agree for those
01:39:06
who is just starting 30 to 40 no less
01:39:09
so where is the registration for April 21st before April 21st
01:39:13
recording on the website there are recordings on YouTube
01:39:17
channel is already broadcast in the group
01:39:19
VKontakte has an announcement, in general, everything
01:39:22
anything on all our social networks so
01:39:25
do if on purchased canvas on
01:39:27
oil appears on the inside and
01:39:28
yellow spots appear, this means that
01:39:32
or you use a lot of oil in
01:39:36
paints or you use again
01:39:39
first layer
01:39:40
if the first layer is written on large
01:39:42
amount of solvent then solvent
01:39:44
may promote oil penetration
01:39:46
change canvas
01:39:48
this is another option and option
01:39:51
the third and most likely is not
01:39:53
high-quality primer
01:39:54
or poor-quality sizing, what to do
01:39:56
re-glue and pit primer I with my
01:40:01
I wouldn’t re-glue the eternal side
01:40:04
purchased canvas I would like to paint it
01:40:07
primer if perry primer one
01:40:10
two layers
01:40:11
doesn't give anything, I just wouldn't go any further
01:40:15
I bought this canvas and that’s it, but now
01:40:20
let's definitely say goodbye to everyone, thank you for
01:40:23
presence and a large number
01:40:25
such great comments everyone
01:40:28
thank you like and subscribe
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We are glad to see you on new streams and
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We will answer new questions again
01:40:37
asked questions that you can ask us
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ask in our VKontakte group
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01:40:43
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mobile menu iconHow can I download "Техника живописи. Ответы на вопросы." video?mobile menu icon

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  • The best quality formats are FullHD (1080p), 2K (1440p), 4K (2160p) and 8K (4320p). The higher the resolution of your screen, the higher the video quality should be. However, there are other factors to consider: download speed, amount of free space, and device performance during playback.

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mobile menu iconHow can I download an audio track (music) to MP3 "Техника живописи. Ответы на вопросы."?mobile menu icon

  • The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.

mobile menu iconHow can I save a frame from a video "Техника живописи. Ответы на вопросы."?mobile menu icon

  • This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.

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