Bill Alexander's
The Magic of Oil Painting
UNKNOWN Season, Episode, Moonlit Surf - AVAILABLE
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the magic of oil painting was made
possible by grants from Aaron brothers,
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art marts and Koenig's art emporiums.
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love you and look at the black canvas,
but we are not in the black mood.
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We are in a happy mood.
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Eh, a black canvas.
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Again, I will put on here this
time, a transparent, uh, Halo green
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at Taylor green, potato green.
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You know, the names are funny as
not, I can't live with them anymore.
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I call it turquoise.
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How about an English?
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He said turquoise.
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That is the name.
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So I put that on, on the black canvas now.
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And watch what happened
or watch what happened.
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It is a transparent color
and I will show you again.
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It kind of a new trick here.
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And that would be one of the
simplest paintings I ever painted.
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It's maybe good for people, but
start to paint is good for a beginner
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to see how easy you can form,
whatever you wants to form there.
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Just watch this here.
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It is.
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It's hard to get that.
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you have to work a bit harder.
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Don't turn it down because then you, you
make a soup, you know, and then you can
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make figures when it's nice and hard.
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You can make all kinds of figures there.
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So watch, yeah, that is quite the job.
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So we don't put any on the white
canvas, we put the magic white on
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in this case, it reprises the magic.
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Right.
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All right.
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Great.
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The hard work, but it's a good exercise.
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It's the warm up.
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It warms you up.
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No, I have to brainwash myself, but
I want to put on, on that canvas
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and I thought to make it very easy.
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How about, we think about the ocean, the
Pacific, that landing and the Pacific.
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There's a difference.
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We have the rolling sea on Atlantic.
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You have the xAPI, see the
there's the two differences.
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So we are lucky people in America.
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We live on two oceans and both
origins are very exciting, but the
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real exciting ocean is our Pacific
because you see all the surfers.
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And it is a different, different weave
movement, especially for an artist.
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When you paint, you see how hard I have
to turn to make sure that it's easy.
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You see dad.
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So we think about the happy Pacific.
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No watch what I do here on this
particular pain, but you can see,
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I have some holes in here, there,
there, there to work it out.
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Right.
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and again, you see the beautiful lines.
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You go down this way and you
have it all nice and easy.
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Nice.
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And even.
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Let me repeat a little bit here.
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This, you understand this whole ID.
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I have criss-cross lines.
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You see how it looks?
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Can you see it now?
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They're crisscross.
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If I make it.
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you see, it looks like that at the
stare in my eyes, but if I make it
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this way, can you see now, Charles?
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You definitely, this is the clearest by
have seen your canvas do it like that.
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Then
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vertical up and down.
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You know, I got a knife.
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No, I've got my on mighty fan brush.
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My, our mighty fan brush.
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Maybe this one here looks good.
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A nice big fan brush.
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And I respect my canvas.
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I will think I will put the
couple of clouds up there.
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I will work with light and
I wear a Rose up the sea.
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No, you can have more sky.
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If you want.
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You can have more.
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Water if you want.
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So I, where you are, I would say make
it half roughly in this height, space
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it in your mind and draw on your mind.
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I was to have a Vive.
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Let's start with the sky.
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If you want to do it here,
I use a touch of white.
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I use a touch of almighty white
touch over mighty white sea.
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And not too much.
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No.
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Watch this here.
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The, how I take it off.
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Quite hard, hard advice.
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And in my mind, I would love to have
that light, maybe a cloud, a cloud.
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Hey,
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look how I dance in your mind.
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Just draw on your mind on mighty cloud.
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Moving up there.
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And then, and maybe then, uh, maybe he
a little bit and disappearing there and
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he had a little bit behind bit that,
and no time you got to get it like that.
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Now let it be darker here.
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Bottom.
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He wants to form a kind of a water
movement and against the dark,
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the light will hammer and nice.
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However, three, we do it like this.
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I will, I will, I will think
maybe here, like your V from the
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Pacific is firing into this guy.
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Oh.
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Like this and the wind, a little
bit of a happy breeze on up there.
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And, and then the all collapses there.
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Eh, And then Dan said there, I
know I wants to look into that.
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We've Hobart's we do it like this.
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Yes.
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movements like this movements like this.
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See.
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And if you want, I can easily add one more
color, a little touch of yellow into that.
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Watch this little, but the
little touch of yellow and white
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little touch of yellow and white.
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That's all I would do here gives me
that extra little bit of light there.
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Oh, ah, you see what I hear?
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They can remain the spoon and
all know that I like if he had
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really risk standing up there and
the little of movement on top.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And then you can move
around the other way.
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You can, you can think like
the waters Tony over there, you
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know, it's turning over there.
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It's turning over there.
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You see.
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Yeah.
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See, and then your fire in here.
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Docker dog.
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Okay.
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Here we come up again.
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And they thing that
was dancing and moving.
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And look at that nice with, with two
colors, more or less, I added the little
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touch of yellow into the middle there, but
that was all, but the rest is only white.
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No.
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What did we do?
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We have a black canvas.
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It's a dry black canvas.
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And you paint with, uh, Taylor
green, accord of Taylor green.
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And then you only use white and
you got the penny coming up.
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See, no, you can go to the other side.
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You can have the other side
that already moving, moving,
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like water movements, more.
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What?
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The movements there on this side,
it's already turned over here and
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then let that line a lot that dance
at, in here that has it in there.
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And then you can relax into
the water down there and see.
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I think that's all vet that reflects
into that VAT water down there.
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D that is what you, what
I call a creative power.
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You just see it and fired.
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And dengue is coming forward
with coming forwards here.
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Maybe I put more Vite
and I will wash my brush.
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See that is very important.
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This, this in this, in there.
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There's a mighty in a
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C in here, dancing movements, and
then you're fired as a right in there
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as a reflection, maybe here a little
bit that reflection on this side.
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See whatever you see here.
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Reflects that down there too.
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Hey.
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Um, maybe here we, we, we
highlighted on top C on top.
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There is what you highlight
and that'd be dark there.
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The on top here, a little bit of
highlighting all around there.
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The fan brush is just fantastic for that.
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And another be dark here.
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I would clean my brush.
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Have no paint on the brush.
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I just pushed around that paint here.
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That's all you need.
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I saw a dog there.
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It's amazing.
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And why the chart time?
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You can, you can create a kind of a
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on top.
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Always let the light fly, let the
light fry something like this in here.
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Just a little bit of,
of reflection movements.
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Whatever that would dare that's here.
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And that's there.
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No, you can fire under a
little bit more light there.
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The,
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so do you know what you did?
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You got a delighted stare there and look
what the nice pain is coming out of that.
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And that is what I think is a wonderful
thing to create in your own mind.
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You see.
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No, I, I need the light hits on top there.
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Let the rest be in the dark.
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And then the rest does appear
wherever it wants to disappear.
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Is he here?
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No, just brush it out.
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No, you can use your own mighty
big brush that mighty big brush,
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clean underwrite and clean.
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I know he can hypnotize the whole thing.
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If you know, I been started off
in the dark because they wanted
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it darker here, the theater look
how it, how it changes, how it
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changes, the whole thing changes now.
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See, ah, If he, even the cameraman
pick up now, that's nice.
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That's what I like to see
the whole thing going.
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He has so much creative power
that on mighty light there.
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Hey, make it like water.
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Yeah, darker again.
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Just let the, the rim be light up
there and then the darker hand.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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You have a tick strong pain and
with a thick, strong pain, you can,
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you can really create something.
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The, no you can, if you want, you
can use your mighty fan brush again
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and create that vault in the front.
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That's fine.
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There one wall too much.
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No, you can, again, very powerful.
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You can create the.
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And to the doctor, the doctor
let the pain to the doc.
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See that is a wonderful beginning
for people, but start to paint
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is very easy, very simple, and it
is a mighty powerful look at that
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power you have into your canvas.
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A, and I think he even whisper whisper
there again by the power is Roy dare.
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They powers, right?
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Uh, pause right there.
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Can you see it's lined flat already
and let it just go into yeah.
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Uh,
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they again, use your mighty
brush and brush that out.
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Yeah, little side movements
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like we do on all the other paintings
when we painted the water, then you this.
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But I said, I would like that.
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And there you are.
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There you are.
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See that is it?
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No, that was a very, very easy
painting, but therefore, now
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I have a bit time on my hands.
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What's good.
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I aim for that because I would
love to show you something else
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because I never showed that.
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But on this particular serious,
I wants to and Lord, whatever.
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I think I should do the, that's
a very easy one power for.
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And ah, it has all your,
you, you can think.
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Okay.
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How about I relax a little bit
and using along with Mitch,
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now, watch what we do here.
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How about you all right from
that painting completely here.
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I put the painting up for you and
I didn't like it because my wife.
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Bought at Brown and the golden
carpet and, and growing grapes.
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And he came up to me and she said,
Belle, that painting is too blue.
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You don't harmonize any more to our decor.
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I said, Marriott, Shalia,
what we do watch it.
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Now I will show you what I will do.
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I will use it.
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It was, uh, a transparent, uh,
um, Indian, yellow, Indian,
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yellow, no, watch this here.
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Uh, transparent Indian, yellow, and
I will put it right on my palette.
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The, and look at looks like
Shukri like from cream.
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Okay.
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But once what happened now, and I
wants to transfer that penny to wash
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that carpet, what my wife bought.
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So we got to do something with it.
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Watch what I do here.
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I go into that paint.
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See how I take it off.
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Um,
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no, look what I do know.
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We call that pleasing.
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I always want to show you that in all
my showers, but I could not afford it
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because they only gave me 28 minutes.
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And in 28 minutes I had no chance.
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To show you that now
isn't that a new void.
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All of a sudden, you see when you're
home, if your wife comes up with
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something now, you know, it's a funny
part that when I painted this whole
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deal like this, she just ran into me
and she said, Ben, I didn't like that.
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That, that, that garden carpet,
I bought the red one as they're
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all mine as you drive me nuts.
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But I do know where that thing happened.
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The Indian garlic.
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Well, watch what I do know.
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Sometimes you're stuck
in your own dilemma.
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I use alizarin Crimson.
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See, and watch what happened here.
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No,
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I think I got the answer for that.
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The red carpet to now to see.
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I painted that whole painting
with alizarin Crimson.
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It isn't any transparent span,
but otherwise what I want to tell
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you, we have most, every pain is
transparent by a transparent paint.
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You can transfer that into blue, to a
red, to a guard, to any color you want.
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You see now here in this case.
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I have it mixed with yellow and red sea.
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I mix it.
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No, but yellow and red.
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See what I do here.
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Mix it with yellow and red.
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And I got a kind of a brownish tune out
of that again, but make it very thin.
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Now we can see the difference
here, there, and there.
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I don't have a blue attachments
blue on my pallet right now.
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But if he wants to have that in the blue
more, now then you just use a transparent
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blue and, and you can do it like that.
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You learn something, but, you know,
I got to the top and again, my
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wife just came in and she said, You
know, I go back to my blue carpet.
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I say, you're driving me crazy.
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What can I do?
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You know what I do with that?
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Now I wash it off.
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The, it could be happened to you.
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This you don't like it all of a sudden.
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Now what you do know, I will
show you how we get rid of that.
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Give me a little bit of time,
but I think it is good for
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you to know all those things.
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Because then you become the
greatest artist on earth.
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You have no problem to, to create new
ideas and, and it will work for you.
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I take this over here on
this side because I feel more
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comfortable on this easel here.
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Yeah.
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See, now we have this whole deal.
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We called glazing.
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We call that glazing.
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Yeah, he could see it better
in a beautiful gold colors.
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Now watch now again.
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Now, after all this carpets, he went
into the house and out of the house and
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over the house and behind the house.
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So what I do now, I take painting, see,
use it on my dependent, go over like this.
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Not often he go over like that.
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And after the run?
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No.
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At how the tears, it's just
the running down to her.
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No, but what I wants to say before,
we will further that painting behind.
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Gotta be dry.
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Make sure you got the dry painting there.
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The otherwise, if it does not dry, you
wash the whole, all the colors out.
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Yeah.
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That takes quite divide.
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That takes quite the vine.
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Okay.
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He was paper, very gently.
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Dip it off.
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And you see how the alt
colors come back again?
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No problem.
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No problem.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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I really hope you learn something
from this particular show, but
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you know, this is not too easy.
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Look at the mess you made.
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There is not too easy because you you're
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you have to go over and over again.
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And very careful.
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See.
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Okay.
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Now I'm a professional pain painting
cleaner that Charles you with other walls,
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all those paintings, they are quite solid.
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You don't have to worry too
much if, uh, and that painting
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is quite a harmless thing.
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It is, uh, it doesn't do any harm to
your, to your, uh, to your painting.
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See debit off nice.
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And all of a sudden it takes quite a ride.
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That's the problem.
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So see,
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yeah, you're on.
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And look at the mess you made
God pick up lots of debt.
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But you see stair, you see
stair yellow, it takes a vide.
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You got to go over and over and
over again in order to do the job.
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Right.
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Um, again, on more,
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all over the whole thing
over the whole thing.
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What I use there is paint in it.
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And he would dip it again.
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Now it's coming up.
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Nice.
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Did that really get some
green coming off of my ears?
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That's my problem.
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00:24:01,580 --> 00:24:04,880
You see, I showed you
how you shouldn't do it.
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I had on the trim that
paint from, from before now.
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It's always good to shout the things.
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At least you don't go to death.
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When you put that painting on, make
sure you have cleaned your, your ESER.
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And I showed you that on purpose.
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I am the almighty teacher.
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I can do that.
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But, you know, you do that.
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You make so many mistakes sometime, and
it is very, very important for all of us.
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The next step do it.
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Right.
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Always have, make sure you
got that are, might easily and
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make sure you have a canvas.
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What you can, what you, you know, you
push it in very rigid in the right.
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There's you, you know, you can
get it out and make sure you
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clean before you start painting.
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It clean all the rims clean even here.
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No, I'm sorry.
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00:25:02,074 --> 00:25:05,235
We talk about that, but it got
to be done once at the time
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and here I made my mistakes and
I'm glad I could show you that,
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you know, for years I was one of,
I would say I was a good teacher.
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Here in Los Angeles because
they always had a full house.
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It was always happy things.
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What I show you right now, it was always
happened is there's a, there's a whole
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class came up and everyone put his ease
up and someone has the dirt on, and
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then we started off and then all of a
sudden it took, Oh, it's still get rid
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of that paint because you have messaged
up to canvas before you start leave.
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In other words, it is very wise.
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00:25:51,225 --> 00:25:56,774
To have it all clean and neat,
and then it's no problem ever.
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00:25:56,955 --> 00:25:58,784
He, there's still some yellow there.
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What I do now, I will just use a dry, dry
canvas, maybe a bit of painting and bit of
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paint dinner into, into my, into my, into
my painting or right into my, uh, to my,
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uh, Paper and then go over like that now.
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00:26:26,445 --> 00:26:35,985
And that should take off all the, all the
things you, you have left on the canvas.
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00:26:37,035 --> 00:26:40,515
Now, today I showed you
something that they want to
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show you a long, long, long ago.
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And they never had the guts to do it.
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00:26:44,850 --> 00:26:48,930
I always felt that that was nothing, but
it had nothing to do with the painting.
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It has something to do with
that almighty painting.
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And I'm glad and lauded that
I feel more free now because
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I know that is my last show.
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I know.
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No, and, and I wish I had
seen that already long, long
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before, and now I, I do it.
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And I hope you understand, even
I get sometimes upset when I have
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to do things like that, because I
feel I am not doing more for you
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than I should, but that is it.
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Clean and fresh.
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Thank you for watching me.
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Bye bye.
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