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Why Would You Look at a Painting Upside Down? An Artist Self-Critiques

March 13, 2012 — Leave a Comment

Colorado artist Carol McIntyre, critiques her paintings and shows examples. Often she turns her paintings upside down for more objectivity.

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What are Water Soluble Oils?

March 3, 2010 — 2 Comments

Oh, no! Are they trying to mix water and oil? Perhaps the paint manufacturers are and they are doing so successfully! Through the ingenuity of chemistry, the major manufacturers have developed paints that feel and act like oil paints but can dry in 1-5 days. (The drying time depends on the medium the artist uses [...]

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