Oil painting on aluminium panels
Channel: Spines And Splines
Date: 01/04/2021

Learn how to paint with oils on aluminium painting panels. In this video, I paint a female cordon bleu finch using oil paints applied in thin layers. The whole painting took about a week, allowing time for each layer of paint to feel dry to the touch before applying the next colour. This is a great way to build up subtle colour shifts and textures in your painting.

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MATERIALS USED:

Aluminium painting panel

Old Holland Classic Oil Colours:
A2 Zinc White
C163 Alizarin Crimson Lake Extra
A34 Parisian Blue Extra (Prussian Blue)
D11 Cadmium Yellow Light
A69 Raw Umber
A61 Burnt Sienna
A71 Warm Sepia

Brushes:
Isabey Mangou flat brush size 14
Raphael Kevrin flat brush size 8
Raphael Kevrin filbert brush size 8
Raphael Kevrin round brush size 2

Art Spectrum Lean Medium
Palette knife for mixing
Rags / paper towels
Citrus brush cleaner
Raphael honey soap brush cleaner
Scrap perspex palette (you can use any old piece of glass, plastic or tile as a palette)

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