Bill knew that not everyone understood the importance of using the right paint. That’s why he warned them to find a thick, thick paint.

In 1841 a portrait painter and tinkerer, John Golf Rand, invented the collapsible artist’s paint tube.

Bill’s packed a lot of information into today’s video clip. Most folks might miss most of what he is doing so we’ll try to unpack it a bit for you.

Do you ever notice this about Hollywood celebrities? The ones who play, say, doctors, start giving medical advice? Often a company will use them in an advertisement. Like when an insurance company used doctors from a popular T.V. show to pitch us getting regular checkups.

The Alexander Wet-on-Wet Technique revolutionized the art of oil painting. Bill Alexander spent years developing and refining this special technique to make it possible for anyone to create a painting with a minimum of instruction. With traditional oil painting, it often takes weeks, or even longer, to finish one painting. With the Alexander Method™, you can complete your painting in an afternoon.

We have a question for you. Do you like things that are hard or easy?