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Brushstroke Techniques with Oil Paint

. Mastering the way you put down paint on the canvas is an essential skill when painting with oils. One of the best skills you can cultivate when learning to paint with oils is painting wet in wet. There are many reasons for this, but for me I think the biggest reason is because it is such a versatile way to create nuanced color passages. And to me this is what makes oil painting so special. In this video, I cover: . brushstroke pressure . how a fully loaded paint brush helps you apply paint . what is scumbling . painting wet in wet . broken color . the difference between mixing color on the palette versus mixing on the canvas. Materials used: 1. a toned canvas with a mixture of ultramarine blue and burnt umber. 2. Trekell hog bristle brush, size 3, Series 400MKF 3 Oil mixtures: . Raw sienna and cremnitz white . Veridian and cadmium yellow medium . Veridian, cadmium yellow medium and cremnitz white . Ultramarine blue . Ultramarine blue and cremnitz white The white I use in all mixtures is Cremnitz White with linseed oil from RGH Paints https://rghartistoilpaint.com/ This was a quick brushstroke demonstration I gave during one of my IG lives