Bill Alexander's
The Magic of Oil Painting
UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Bill Explains the story of Magic White - AVAILABLE
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So I will put the magic right.
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Arms are just, you see,
I do it very often.
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They don't put it on.
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I just put it on before the show.
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And then there was a little bit
argument sometime they say, why
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didn't you put the magic red on, I
put it on all the time without magic.
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Right?
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I don't know how the devil would work.
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Maybe I should explain it again.
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We paint and we never explain
why we do what we are doing.
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The, in the beginning, when I
start painting, I always start.
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You have to mix the
colors on your palette.
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Yeah, that's what it is, what you
learn in school or whatever common
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sense you put the Vite on here first.
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And then you put the colors you want
that gray or that particular Brown
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or, and you mix it on a pallet and
then you put it on your canvas.
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But by all the time,
mixing my paint, I learned.
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God, you put all this fight on because
you cannot make dark darker or blue,
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more blue or, or red more red, or you
see, even when you see the colors,
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yellow more gallery, you cannot, every
color needs white in order to mix it.
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And then had the brainstorm one day.
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I said, why not put that vibe right on
the canvas and mix on that on my canvas.
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I have seen that sometime on TV, but
it's good to repeat it sometime this,
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you know, the philosophy of this
wonderful technique, this technique
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I tell you, that's like sunshine.
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It is, uh, it makes it too easy to live.
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It makes it too easy to create
because you, you, you need dividedness
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obvious there, the, this technique
naturally is so different than.
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Then you ever have learned
in every school, any, I
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never have seen the scooter.
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What tells you put the Vite on?
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And then, uh, but Gucci, it was
obviously mixed on the pallet.
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So it, that's why this
technique is absolutely
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different than anyone before me.
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Okay, so let's make a interesting sky.
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Maybe nobody is simple.
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It is not what I painted as I would love
to see you learn the technique and get
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very familiar with, with your paint.
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You see my paint, I buy a paint,
but it's very, very, and strong.
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You see when, when, uh, I can
turn it around and the philosophy
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is again, It didn't have paint
rustic on the ticket pain.
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That means, but otherwise they
have to have a thicker paint.
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Otherwise I can do what I want.
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Beginning artists.
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What wants to paint vet and vet
vet and vet is a very dangerous
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because you, in the beginning, you
don't know what the paint means.
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You buy the paint, what you can just
get on the shelf, red brew green.
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And if it is a thin paint on the
thin paint, you are a mud maker.
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Most artists, when they start painting,
. Making mud and they wonder why the devil
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I make mud and you see me being so clean
because of the consistency of that paint.
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What I always buy.
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You see the paint I paint
on top of the paint.
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I don't paint into the paint D there's
a big, big, big, big, different,
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I should talk about the whole hour
sometime in order to convince you.
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This, there is a difference between this
technique and all the other techniques.
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See the other techniques.
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You let a dry go over, let the dry go
over and you can repeat it 10 times.
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And you're not the head.
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You are not better than what I do.
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That's the funny part you think, because
you've worked too much on that canvas,
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you know, you're taking, because they've
worked so much, it got to be better.
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It is not, you know, lightning
it, cause one, I said, and it has
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done the work and that's the same
creative power you cannot create in
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weeks and weeks and doodle around.
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And do you have something in your mind
and you want to unload it yesterday?
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I was unloaded anytime.
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And any means any means
how I can unload it.
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It's wonderful for me.
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You see, and I found a way to
enlarge it, you know, to, to
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make it happen in a short time.
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It's not what I show you here.
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When I started my paintings, they
are not this kind of a painting.
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Really.
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They are different.
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I have a bit more time.
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They give me 28 minutes here.
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I only wants to show you.
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It technique how, how to do it.
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But when you really get into
that, you spend a bit more time.
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And, uh, and sometimes I let it dry.
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Some something works better when it's
dry and you go over it again, certain
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highlights, you get to maybe a bit better.
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You see?
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And if you get it all together,
this way, you will cry and
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grow and you become the artist.
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You want to be a powerful artist.
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