Building textures in a cold wax and oil painting |Cold wax painting techniques

When painting in cold wax medium and oils, I always start with a few base layers before I add a figure or a face in my paintings. In this video, I will show you how I build up my layers to create textures and a 'busy' background. My paintings are becoming more and more 'mixed media' since I often add pan pastels, soft pastels, inks, neo colour II's but my first layers are always built up like this. You will find the colours I used below. I hope you enjoy watching the process!
Don't hesitate to ask if you have questions on the process!

The colours that I used in this video:
Base layer 1:
Permanent Mauve (Daler Rowney)
Prussian Blue (Daler Rowney)
Base layer 2
Bright Yellow Green (Sennelier)
Intense Turquoise (Charvin)
Top layer:
Raw Sienna (Rembrandt)
Chinese Orange (Gamblin)
Quinadrone Red (Gamblin)
Mixed with
Burnt Umber (Rembrandt)
Titanium Buff (Daler Rowney)
Titanium White (Daler Rowney)

———
Subscribe to this YouTube Channel:
   / marinatedingvanberkhout  

——-
Want to learn more about my creative community and my classes? Make sure to visit and learn more below:
website: www.marinatvb.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/marinatvb_art
Facebook: www.facebook.com/marinatvbartist
Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/marinatvb_art