Winsor & Newton Artisan Water Mixable Oil Paint

Winsor & Newton Water Mixable Oils contain the same ingredients and perform just like conventional oil colors except that you can use water to clean them up. They are a great choice for artists who have a sensitivty to solvents or who just want the ease of clean-up in the studio or out in the field.

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[kevingeaney]

Gale, I'm 69 and never painted before and I have just finished my first painting ( using W.M. oil paint ) and I'm very encouraged. So go for it girl!

[Blick_Art]

@deblovetrains For all water soluble oil paints it is best to use a water soluble oil painting medium to thin your paints rather than using water. A tiny bit of water is okay - however, if you use too much water, or too much paint medium for that matter, it will thin out the paint binder too much reducing the integrity of the paint. It is best to use water for cleaning and stick to mediums for changing the consistency of your paint slightly.

[Blick_Art]

@AlyaaGad Thank you for your question and comment. There are many different grades of linseed oil: Oil that you would consume is not processed in the same way as oil you would use for art or other purposes – and one is not appropriate for the other. It is likely that food grade oil will go rancid over time and ruin your artwork.

[artintelligence]

I use Windsor and Newton to my art work in many cases and find it extraordinary. I found intelligent to read the labels and watch this videos to properly use Windsor & Newton oil paints.,

[jamiegaviola]

Wonderful!!! I wouldn't paint in oil without these!
thank you for sharing!

[itchcitizen]

I tried Royal Talens Cobra today and I'm so impressed ! Cobra Cad yellow, best i have ever used.

[ComradeMorlac]

Finally a short, informative video on youtube. Great! Thanks!

[kayness]

yes! I think he's the best presenter too. Very charismatic, very enthusiastic and he speaks very clearly!

[Blick_Art]

If you are working with both regular oil paint and W&N Mixable it is importnant to not mix more than 30% regular oil paint into the water mixable paint or it will no longer have the water soluable properties. If you are not concerned about it being water soluable and will be using solvent for cleaning your brushes, the paints can be mixed at any ratio.

[RadiantJasmin]

Thanks, great tip about the brushes, as I have some of these paints and will use my synthetics.

[cmz]

Like this dude better than anyone else that does these videos

[geezsazsa]

Hi, good vid, I've been using these for a while and am just wondering if you have any tips regarding which medium to use for oiling out and how to apply it.

[gianlucap.]

Great video. Do I have to use stand oil or linseed oil with these paints?

[TRUE-WORSHIPPER]

I am 66 yrs old and haven't painted since I was 18 yrs old! Now I am finally ready to begin again! However, so many new products! Thank you for mentioning the tips about brushes at the end of this clip! That's just one thing I have been researching and the selection is overwhelming! Now I know to buy synthetic as I did purchase these W&N water soluble paints...huge piece of advice, u gave. Now what about gesso and gamsol? What's your recommendation ?thanks in advance.

[zalo]

I'm gonna look into this product. I absolutely hate the smell of turpentine and the cleaning process.

[chasesutherland]

I may have to try these out next time I need more oil paints. I absolutely hate the clean up of traditional oil paints, with the paint thinner and needing to be in a well ventilated area, having to go outside and spending time cleaning my brushes in a special container (usually my trash can) Not to mention disposing of the paint thinner when I'm done with it. I would much rather use water to clean it up.

[MrMrgeisha]

Do I have to use stand oil or linseed oil with these paints? Can't I just use water as a medium to make the paint more fluid?

[Blick_Art]

Water breaks down the integrity of the paint so it is recommended to use oil to thin the consistency.

[doling]

Im wondering is the paint that you are mixing into the the oil(?) acrylic or oil paint? im new to this all

[andersgullberg]

I too use Winsor & Newton water mixable oil paint when i paint laser cut buildings made of paper board and wood. However i believe by use thinner by mix out the color intense. It´s all matter by try out the effect. Also by use with the water. I also mix the color to get another color.