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- Watercolor - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Join us for interesting and informative discussions of techniques, materials, and approaches to working with watercolors
- More discontinued pigments. - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
Nevertheless, it’s somewhat fugitive and slightly toxic, so it has lost favor in fine-art uses Daniel Smith offers a tube of single-pigment watercolor (for which, suspiciously, they claim a lightfastness of “II — Very Good” …) PV49 Cobalt Violet This has become extremely difficult to find at standard manufacturers
- Making absorbent ground - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
I’ve thought about making a ground for watercolor using paper ground to a powder then applying it to wood or canvas Also companies like Golden that develop these mediums r experimenting all the time That’s why when u think u have an original idea to get a unique look u can probably find some company selling it already
- Watercolor Handbook - Lightfastness and Permanancy of Watercolors . . .
You probably put a lot of yourself into your watercolor paintings: time, energy, concentration, anger, love, blood sweat, tears So you sure don’t want your creations to fade, discolor, or otherwise deteriorate Here are some things to consider to prevent that from happening:: • your paper • framing and mounting materials • properly displaying finished watercolors • and, of course
- For those who paint on hot press: How on earth do you do it?!
Home › Forums › Explore Media › Watercolor › The Learning Zone ›For those who paint on hot press: How on earth do you do it?! This topic has 13 replies, 14 voices, and was last updated 17 years, 8 months ago by sttaffy
- Non-Granulating Alternative to Ultramarine? - WetCanvas: Online Living . . .
Home › Forums › Explore Media › Watercolor › The Learning Zone ›Non-Granulating Alternative to Ultramarine? This topic has 18 replies, 5 voices, and was last updated 2 years, 4 months ago by DMSS
- Palette Talk - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
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- Painting over watercolors? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
It is not very archival, I’m afraid The oil paint will eventually rot the paper, and make it very brittle, as the painting ages Oil paint soaking into paper doesn’t make for a very desirable condition Now, were you to paint watercolor over an acrylic-primed paper, then I believe you could safely apply oil over it, without fear of the oil harming the paper in years to come Others may
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