Reworking a Cold Wax Oil Painting | Changing From Dark to Bright

You might have seen my video last week where I created a cold wax and oil painting. It was rather dark and a tad muddy, so now that it is 90% dry, I decided to give it a facelift! I am taking it from dull and dark to bright and cheery. I hope you will watch and see the finished cold wax and oil painting at the end. I added texture, embossing, and lots of mark making. I even gave it some bright spots of soft chalk pastels. So fun! I really love it now!


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