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05-23-2005, 01:20 PM
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it only took once for each kitten to land in the paint palette to learn STAY AWAY! I had to put up folding chairs around me like a baracade when Victor came and now he pretty much understands that i will have a holy cow if he bumbs my hand..(his tail is a pretty shade of green today tho) so we are still working on it. I have never had the chance to experiece oil paint..i adore the smell of turpintine..probably wishful thinking. with acrylic i have what i call an "undercoat" which looks positively awful and i always get discouraged at this stage.basically it is the darks.then i work in my lights..then i try to make it all blend. I work it up in thin thin layers. Drys fast but takes a long time.
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#12
05-23-2005, 01:30 PM
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Yeah I know what you mean. Even managed to have my kitties wreck a paint by numbers I was using to experiment with oil painting lol.
PS, good luck with the green tail cleaning...lol
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#13
05-23-2005, 01:42 PM
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Sorry guys, apparently my Camera doesn't want me to show you guys. Foudn the camera, took a great picture with more light hopefully, and poof... My USB cable doesn't work. This is turning into a comedy..
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