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Tips on Oil painting Techniques （一）
1, oil painting color limit training color selection Oil painting portrait color limiting training is suitable for people: still in the exercise of color recognition; Use color: ivory black, ochre, deep alizarin red, cadmium red, yellow ochre, Napoli yellow, nickel tita...Read more -
What’s the difference between nylon and animal hair paint brushes？？
Paint brushes are generally nylon, bristle, and Wolf. –Nylon Artist Brush is cleaner and more agile than animal fur. Although it can be easily joined up, sometimes it will have a stiff feeling and poor water absorption. If you use dry paint, use nylon instead of toner or turpentine. –...Read more -
How does an oil painting work? All 15 oil painting techniques are here!
An oil painting; A painting in oils is a painting done on canvas, linen, cardboard or wood with quick-drying vegetable oils (linseed oil, poppy oil, walnut oil, etc.) mixed with pigments. The thinner used in painting is volatile turpentine and dry linseed oil. The paint attached to the picture ha...Read more -
Straight Line Rigger Brush Techniques
It’s a scary feeling when you finally get to the end of that big full sheet marine painting and you have to face up to putting in the masts and rigging. All that good work can be ruined with a few wobbly lines. Use your little finger as a guide for straight, confident lines. This is where a well ...Read more -
Introduce Some of Our Best-selling Nail Brushes!!
We are a manufacturer of nail art brushes, especially sable nail brush. 1) Size #2-24, we also can customized by your size provided. 2) Handle Color: Pink, Black and Red are our popular sale, if you have large quantities, we can also do oem color for you. 3) Hair Material...Read more -
How do beginners choose oil paint brushes??
Hello everyone, my name is Elaine. Today I want to share with you how beginners choose oil paintbrushes. Oil painting pens are divided into soft pens and hard pens, and the method of pen use is related to the degree of dilution of the pigments. Pig bristle pens for oil paintings are cheap and th...Read more -
What if the paint brush dries？？
1, first wipe off the excess paint on the oil brush First immerse the pen in water, wipe off the excess paint on the oil brush along the basin wall. Do not worry about the cleaning of the basin, on China, you can wipe it off gently with a wet cloth, very convenient. As for the water temperature,...Read more -
Oil painting knowledge popularization: four common techniques in oil painting
Oil painting originated in ancient Europe and experienced several periods of classical, modern and modern oil painting works in each period have their own characteristics. Artists created a variety of oil painting techniques in practice, so that oil painting materials give full play to the perfor...Read more -
How To Clean an Oil Paint Palette
As a hobby, painting with oil paints is fun, satisfying, and more than a little rewarding. Cleaning up afterward, however, not so much. If you’re one of those artists who hates cleaning their palette, don’t fret. We’ve collected tips on how to clean an oil paint palette just for you! We’ve includ...Read more -
CHOOSING AN OIL PAINTING PALETTE
The usual choice of palette for laying out your oil paints and mixing the colours is either a white palette, a traditional brown wooden palette, a glass palette or a pad of disposable vegetable parchment sheets. Each has its advantages. We also have grey paper, grey wood and grey glass palettes i...Read more -
11 Essential Oil Painting Supplies for Beginners
Are you curious about trying out oil painting, but don’t know where to start? This post will guide you through the essential oil painting supplies you’ll need to get started on a fantastic artistic journey. Color block study via Craftsy instructor Joseph Dolderer Oil painting supplies might seem...Read more -
5 Oil Painting Tips for Beginners!!
1. Paint Safely Before you begin, it is extremely important to consider where you will paint. Many mediums, like turpentine, emit toxic fumes that can cause dizziness, fainting, and over time, respiratory problems. Turpentine is also highly flammable, and even rags that have absorbed the medium ...Read more