Oil Colour
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Understanding the 3 Oil Painting rules
When using oil paint, a composition is usually built up using different layers of colour. For example, if you are painting a portrait, you may star...
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Tips for using Liquin with Griffin Fast Drying Oil Colour
Liquin will approximately half the drying time of an oil colour, dependant on the proportions added. Therefore depending on the climate, colours us...
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Oiling Out: to brighten dull areas and prevent 'sinking'
If a painting has lost its vitality and become dull, all may not be lost. This usually occurs due to what is known as ‘sinking’: when the top layer...
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How to use Oilbar
One of the things you will notice before you start to use Oilbar is that a thin film forms on the outer surface as it dries. Simply wipe this away...
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