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Hi, I am a new member. I am painting for a very long time. Find myself needing to add glazing to my repertoire. I have several size brushes need some advice in mixture and aplication.
Started by StephenMoscowitz on
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I use the fluid medium by golden that is very good but it takes some time to dry....
Of medium is this?.
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I'm reposting this from acrylics forum because I am not getting any replies there. I hope some of you here also have experience with acrylics and can help. Thanks.
I think in oils you call it Grisaille? I am not an oil painter. I'd like to try this, but...
Started by AllisonR on
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The Golden Fluid used for....
Golden makes so many fantastic, glowing, transparent colors.
I use Golden Acrylics for your glazing layers.
Even opaque colors can be used for color glazing, and the grisalle can be opaque .
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I think in oils they call it Grisaille? I am not an oil painter. I'd like to try this, but with my acrylics. Is it even possible?
I'm thinking my acrylics are pretty opaque. So even if I made a greyscale painting, when I start to use colors over it, it...
Started by AllisonR on
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by 12 people.
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I use Golden Acrylics all the time, and glazing techniques fantastic, glowing, transparent....
Type added: Golden is a good brand, the key to working with acrylics according to Roderick Stevens glazing, and the grisalle can be opaque.
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I am so far beyond upset and frustrated now. All help and advice needed please.
I am working with a grayscale underpainting made with Goldens Heavy Body and Acrylic Glazing Medium. I was very happy with the underpainting. It blends well, and it is dry...
Started by AllisonR on
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by 7 people.
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I thinnen the paint with pure water and put more Fluid paints, about ....
I paint in acrylics too...
If you can get Golden acrylics, hopefully you can get some of their Open Gel Medium be ribbed off again (?)....
Best for you.
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Hi all, I haven't posted much on here before, but have come across a problem and hoped some experienced wet canvas users could help! I've been painting with acrylics for about 6 months now, usually I use the 'Reeves' brand of paints, with a few tubes ...
Started by thecatpainter on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at wetcanvas):
If you like a thinner paint, then you might want to try the Liquitex Soft Body or the Golden Fluid it had as much....
Graham's Acrylic Paints and love them, as well.
I have recently started using M.
Their fluid acrylics.
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Hi
I have a tin of hard wax oil ( Think I got it from Richard ) used it once , went to use it yesterday , removed the lid and it has set
Hammered a screwdriver through the crust inside and it was still fluid ( Just ) its now like Golden syrup can it be...
Started by CHJ on
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Blister, I use a fair....
What temperature is it where the hard wax oil is being stored? I'm wondering if the wax has solidified? It might be worth trying warming it in some hot water for a while and giving it a good shake / stir to see if it does any good .
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Oil painting or watercolours? i took an art basics course few months ago and now i want to take the next step, i wanna learn both oil and watercolours.. but should i begin with oils first? or should i begin with watercolours? please help me!
Started by weflyofcourse on
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Can Resemble A Watercolor Painting By Diluting The Low or High Viscosity Acrylics....
acrylic medium with acrylic paint, or use Golden Open Acrylics or Chroma Atelier Interactive Artists (soft body/fluid paint).
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Marbling is typicaly done as Lady Carol described in the information kiosk.
This results in esentialy a monoprint on paper.
What if you wanted to incorporate marbling into a painting but don't want to cut paper to acomplish.
Marbling can be done directly...
Started by ribeyedsmile on
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Ty for looking Great work Michael!....
I need more time and money for these too..
Agree with Patti, they certainly are cool!!! Wish I had more time to play around - would love to give this a go .
Those are cool!!! I need to play around and experiment more .
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I know that several have heard this question before, but what materials do I need to do a faceup? Is there a difference between what I can use for vinyl and what I can use for resin?
Aslo, what sealing sprays are good for faceups?
Sorry for being an annoying...
Started by DiuralHime on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at abjds):
(As a general rule of thumb with paints, student grade I use:
- Dry pastels
- Watercolour pencils
- Occassionally acrylics (Citadel paint like the one, and thinned to be ....
Personally I tend towards Golden's Fluid Acrylics.
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Terry, thanks mate!
I wonder if it's similar to (or the same as) the 'canopy glue' I saw once here...had a very PVA-ish smell about it. (I Ithink it was Gunze-sangyo or similar)
If so, how would you apply it to create a window? I'm guessing you have to...
Started by A4K on
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Cheers guys.
I have to think about re-starting my work on the Golden Hind.
Nicely done! Well done Evan.
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