How to Paint with Palette Knives | Palette Knife Sea Turtle Painting | ARTEZA

I was wondering how pallet knifes work since I just bought them!!
Thank you!
This was just the right timing!

The amount of paint they use scares me

Amazing techniques, thank you for this video 👍👍

Beautiful 😍

A good technique but I think this hobby would be an expensive one with the amount of paint to be used for spreading.

Lovely pieces and an excellent explanation of palette knives, thank you.

wow this is different for me pretty cool

I love your products 🥰

So the canvas itself doesn’t need any prep? Just buy any canvas and put acrylic paint... Correct?

would love more tutorials on palette knife painting!! I love your products

Nice video and thanks for the tutorial

Wow! Love the metallics and had no idea there were so many palate knives. So informative and an amazing turtle!! Must try this

I always wondered what all the different shapes and sizes of palette sizes were for. Now I know! Thanks!

My use of palette knives are limited, haven't tried using them in painting. I have the same thought however of the amount of paints used in creating the works represented. Arteza products are great, they are pricey, the amount used would create a dense structure which I think may be created with pastes added to paint. Am I correct to conserve amount of paint used?

I like the turtle painting.

Amazing art works using pallette knives. I only bought several of a few kinds of those palette knives. I was using them for the stencils. Thanks for this demo it will expand its usage. .

Or just paint some pieces with palette knives to help use all the paints you've amassed in the last five years. Lord these comments lol thanks for sharing

are these pallete knives are painting knives.. drives me insane. i wanna know how well they mix paint

can we also use Palette knives for gouache? or can you use them only for acrylics and oils? I'm a beginner and i really hope to find useful techniques on your channel

Whats the color of that shimmering green color?I love it

This is a pretty good video especially for a company to make, but saying the numbers of the paint all the time was so annoying I had to skip a few spots in the vid. They already have color names so I don’t see why you’d have to specify the # as well. It’s already written down in the materials needed so if the customer can’t find the paint your talking it, they can just look at what you listed.

I'd like to know why my pallet knife scrape my canvase, I spread my paint gently but it still leaves scrapes from the top of my pallet?

How do you know which direction to paint in? How do you determine the "flow"?

i know this is going to sound silly - but this made me tear up watching it - ive struggled for years to find my confidence when it comes to painting and watchjng this...this is it. this is my style this is where i find that connection to painting!!! thank you so much for giving me that inspiration!!! (i use your acrylic paints and i LOVE them btw)

They forgot to mention this video is sponsored by Arteza, never mind, it's obvious. I've never seen anybody waste so much paint doing so little while simultaneously giving the most vague and useless information. What a ridiculous and useless tutorial 🙄

I didn’t know there were so many different palette knives. Thanks for the info

I understand that the company who's product your using is more than likely paying you or giving you free product. I just want to see it done. It's annoying the constant talking.

Can you start with less knives?

Which medium have you used along with the paint?

How about to make wave form with different color in the same wave using pallette knife?

I'm researching how to use pallet knives to paint. This looks like too many knives for me. It appears to be a waste of time to invest in this many knives

is ARTEZA palette knife the stiffest around?