Ah... I have been neglecting watercolour. I should do another painting of it, before I forget how to use them properly. Oil paints are good if you are in the position to walk away from it completely for a while... it helps resist the temptation to keep checking it is dry.
I will put up my painting if you put up one of yours. How is that for a deal?
Tsukasa's been doing gansai watercolor and it's made me want to start using them instead of my normal watercolor paints! It's both an easy and difficult medium, but I really love it
Ughhhh thin oil paint is fine, like for normal paintings and stuff But what if you touch your impasto after like a month and it isn't completely dry? Flattening it with your finger or like poking it with the other end of a paintbrush and puncturing it to the wet paint underneath would ruin everything I'm worried that I'd be more conscious of the thickness of the paint than the actual painting, and no one wants that Give me my artistic freedom!!!
Okay! I'll have to do something equally nice, but I'll take you up on that!
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Oil paints are good if you are in the position to walk away from it completely for a while... it helps resist the temptation to keep checking it is dry.
I will put up my painting if you put up one of yours. How is that for a deal?
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It's both an easy and difficult medium, but I really love it
Ughhhh thin oil paint is fine, like for normal paintings and stuff
But what if you touch your impasto after like a month and it isn't completely dry?
Flattening it with your finger or like poking it with the other end of a paintbrush and puncturing it to the wet paint underneath would ruin everything
I'm worried that I'd be more conscious of the thickness of the paint than the actual painting, and no one wants that
Give me my artistic freedom!!!
Okay! I'll have to do something equally nice, but I'll take you up on that!