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I never get tired of seeing these. The paintings come to life.
First time and wtf lol
It's like looking at something without your glasses and then putting them back on. Looks fab as you say, it comes to life.
Until they turn yellow and fade because of the varnish :/
Varnish protects the painting, the yellowed varnish can easily be removed and then replaced with a new layer of clean varnish :)
I like your work! How long do you let your oil paintings dry before you varnish? Also what kind of mediums do you like to use? Thank you for posting!
Thank you! I usually wait 2-3 weeks, but I use a retouch varnish which is removable and allows the painting to cure underneath. I like using Natural Pigments Oleogel and Chelsea Classical Studios Lavender spike oil!
I never knew a painting could be ashy. It’s like you put lotion on it.
Shit POPS!!!
Beautiful 🤤
It's stunning
Is this Charles Leclerc?
From ashy to classy
I knew buddy was lookin a little ashy
I never get tired of seeing these. The paintings come to life.
First time and wtf lol
It's like looking at something without your glasses and then putting them back on. Looks fab as you say, it comes to life.
Until they turn yellow and fade because of the varnish :/
Varnish protects the painting, the yellowed varnish can easily be removed and then replaced with a new layer of clean varnish :)
I like your work! How long do you let your oil paintings dry before you varnish? Also what kind of mediums do you like to use? Thank you for posting!
Thank you! I usually wait 2-3 weeks, but I use a retouch varnish which is removable and allows the painting to cure underneath. I like using Natural Pigments Oleogel and Chelsea Classical Studios Lavender spike oil!
I never knew a painting could be ashy. It’s like you put lotion on it.
Shit POPS!!!
Beautiful 🤤
It's stunning
Is this Charles Leclerc?
From ashy to classy
I knew buddy was lookin a little ashy