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I learned a lot about how paint works from this video, and it was super interesting. Hope you continue to produce more informational content like this! :)

Fantastic video! I checked and found that the Ultramarine Turquoise is only available through this set--do you plan to make it available as a single eventually?

Nothing in this. Basically the solution here is: Do it again

Yo can yall do dioxizine purple I’m curious before I buy, going to the store is difficult with my disability and I want it to be worth it ❤

What is the difference between a 1/4" and 1/2" nap roller?

Napthol Red light Hansa Yellow Medium Phthalo Blue

Will be working on my 4th Company Ultramarines with this set.

this is such a cool idea!

Beautiful!

some of these products would be great for 3D flowers

Why did the brown umber loose its reddish quality with the addition of white? I don’t understand why that would happen. I would love to learn the science behind that. Thanks!

Thanks, that was very interesting.

Y u put red yellow n Blue n Sad is Magenta Cyan n yellow

The Color Of A Fire.

You might try using a black or contrasting background. I have low visionj so seeing white on white is impossible Informative video

Cobalt violet?

This is super handy! Thank you ❤

Thank you for sharing this great video.

I recently bought a jar of fine pumice gel and I'm loving it! I love building it up in layers and etching into it. It makes for a great painting surface.

Thank you! This is very helpful to me as it was my very favorite color.

It must be a good mixer bc eeeeeeeh

Look at how technological advancements help artists empower their artistic experience and potential. Golden, I am now one of your loyal customers! Phenomenal work!

When priming an HDF panel with 3 coats of gesso prior to oil painting, should one also paint all sides & back of the panel with gesso in order to mitigate the chances of the panel warping, or is this not necessary? Thanks in advance! 🙏

How do I make iridescent blue from these colours

I did paint pouring a while ago and couldn't easily buy a lot of the products commonly used in USA, so I substituted house paint a lot. we do have a local paint company that makes house paint in artist colours. The house paint thinned with glue and water made wonderful skins on silicon rubber sheets (sold as place mats for pets dishes). The skins lifted easily and do not stick to themselves so are easy to store. I always put the paint on the sheet by pouring and adding texture or marks with tools - I always had a thicker layer than you would get with brushstrokes. I have made collage landscapes among other things. I also covered a small notebook with one sheet and it is tough enough for that. I know it's a bit cheeky to gate-crash Golden's video, but if you're interested, you could use untinted base house paint coloured with Golden paints to make tougher skins. I should add - pour the paint onto your non-stick surface and tilt it to spread the paint around. If in doubt watch a paint pouring video to get the idea.

Absolutely stunning

yay I use the old one all the time :)

Is there a version of this for QOR watercolour paints? Thanks.

Thank you GAC team ❤

This is fantastic! Any chance this will be a standalone app at some point in the future?

Can I be sent some stuff for a project pls

WOOOOOHOOOOOO!!! You lot KNOW I'm so excited for this.

That’s cool 🙏

WooHoo! Thank you Golden. ❤

Question please: is it water resistant? and can I use it on metal without glueing?

Hi Stacy, thanks for this super demo, very instructive, let’s make skins…Line Millotte from Montréal, Québec, we met in new Orlean, on the éducator program 😊

IF YOU USE THE GOLDEN PAINT SOFT GEL , YOU WILL FIND THAT IT DOES NOT HAVE THE ADHERINGPOWER YOU NEED FOR LONG LASTING DURABILITY. FINE IF YOU NOT TRYING TO SELL ! BUT! YOU ARE DOING AN INJUSTICE TO YOUR AUDIENCE AND BUYER.

Fascinating

Really So important video to watch Thank you

I'm starting using aluminum panels for oil paintings, will the Golden gesso stick to aluminum well??

Golden acrylics just makes the best colors and painted for artists... period

HA HA HA HA!!!! Well. This is a long post, but bare with me... Doesn't this just beat all. Five years ago (~2016-17) the internet was abuzz about how good it was to use GAC 100 to seal panels and canvas. Now, I have had extensive experience in using acrylics and oils together from my illustration days, and I know when and why oil cracks and why. I have also used acrylic over oil, and vice versa on many occasions. (None of my art has degraded to the point of being trash, but there are cracks in my work that appeared after the first five years, but none have suffered since, nearly thirty-five years later) To use oil over acrylic, the best hope for the medium is to use on panels, rigid support that will not flex. Second, to make sure the acrylic underlayers are dried at least two to three weeks prior to painting upon. Any Gloss medium is NOT a good candidate for any use under oil of any kind due to the nature of the gloss, as it shrinks profoundly during the first few days, and even as long as one month into its life on the canvas. Oil is not a fast reactionary medium, and after it sets up, it will become hard, and only have a certain amount of flex. You call it a "phenomenon" but it is happening due to the shrinkage of the acrylic under the oil that is dried, and a immobile layer underneath. I am not entirely sure if the oil is activating something in the acrylic to allow it to move, or is reaction of off gassing from the acrylic itself due to the solvents in the oil, or if it due to ongoing acrylic off gassing which might be related to gloss. Your tests (I assume) have only been going on for about a year thus far for GAC 100 and acrylic underpaintings, so you have not the longer term effects of these samples. I believe some ill effects will happen in the far reaching future- say about 80 years plus... But these effect are not something I look at to be that much of an issue, as any decent restorationist can mitigate with little skill or trouble. A fast setting oil ground is more brittle than a linseed oil paint film, and therefore be more susceptible to cracking that just regular oil paint. But do you think any of these fact were received by anyone on UA-cam? HELL NO. I got blasted by everyone in the comments, along with the content creators. My recommendations follow very close to what you are saying here, the usage of sandable mediums is completely fine. The reason for this is the additive within these mediums because they generally embolden the rigidity and strengthen the acrylic, along with being a strata that will not flex within the medium of the acrylic paint layer, this above all else minimizes the movement of that acrylic, WHILE allowing the rapid off gassing of the acrylic due to the broken surface tension in the paint film itself. Without the chalk, the plaster, (gypsum) pumice, marble dust, titanium dioxide and god knows what some put into their gesso's, the acrylic will be at risk of cracking any thinner, fast drying oil layer. The flex of that oil layer is the key to its survival. I tend to believe the longer term cracking of oil will happen as the oil ages over top of acrylics, far into the future. Acrylic does lose integrity as it ages, and this is not negotiable to conditions. It will become almost void over time. I have seen paint in some houses that is over forty years old that simply shriveled up under topcoats of paint, leaving a gap of around one millimeter under corner areas of paint. (The thicker areas of paint) In a layer of an oil painting, this is more than significant for delamination to occur in gloss acrylics, and in thinner acrylic coating cause cracking of the oil paint. Gesso's and primers do not follow this same fate, for the aforementioned additives. However, cheaper flat paints do not contain enough acrylic medium to bind over a longer time frame, and this is another such problem artist should watch out for, trying to save money by using cheap flat paint as a primer or in place of gesso. These are a few of my musings of the past ten years, after having done many of the things (successfully, I might add) that people say not to do.

Wanted to ask few question, does golden super matte medium can be mixed with standard heavy body? Question number two is, can golden super matte medium work as coating like varnish? Thaanks in advance!

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SoFlat Matt is dreamy. They Paynes Gray is my favourite followed very swiftly by Red Violet 😊

How long does it take for the OPEN to dry on a gel plate?

I just got some of these for wargame miniatures but the instructions suggest I shouldnt touch the paint. Is it ok to touch if I seal it with a Matte spray? My kids will be handling finished miniatures so i just want to make sure they are safe once sealed. I know this is probably a "duh" moment but my paint knowlage is miniscule at best and I wont risk it till I know for sure. Ive tried searching the internet and can identify specific compounds now but I find absolutely nothing on the matter if its ok to touch when sealed with matte uv clear spray. Again I know this is probably a "duh" moment but I just cant risk my kiddos. 🙂

Which of the clear/transparent gel skins do you think would make the best substrate for laser printing onto? I want to apply a skin to an A3 size plastic sheet, print an image onto that skin and then peel it off. Thanks!

We need Noir French Indien back 😢

I’d love to know the rationale behind the new process of grinding down dried paint and pressing it? I presume further binder must be used? Is that still aquazol? Daniel Smith and Schmincke just dry down poured paint the same as their tube, and I’m wondering what the benefit of this additional process is? I know that with Winsor and Newton there’s a better colour pay off and ease of re-wetting with their extruded pans as opposed to just filling pans from their tubes and letting them dry. I think some concern was mentioned on other channels about the rougher texture of the new pans that it might be harder wear and tear on brushes. Any comments you have to make would be appreciated. I am considering buying the mini set of 12 as I’ve seen such good reviews of it.