Painting Drawing
What kind of paint would be better to use someone for the transition from drawing to painting?
I love drawing / picture. I begin with rare paintings, but I tried really does not work for me. I tried to watercolor and acrylic. On the one hand, I sometimes feel the need for thick paint, but then I felt that my work could use watercolors. I'm not sure what kind of paintings that go with the images. HELP!
I had the same dilemma, for me painting Oil is an easier transition from watercolor and acrylic. Acrylic seems to dry quickly, if you decide to work with the media to dry are able to take your time and change the colors of the result. Oil will make you more flexible than paint, is easier for you to go back and change something while its still wet. Unfortunately, the painting takes forever to dry, but if you are patient i think its worth the wait. For I think you should Once treated acrylic used to oil paint, not to take so long. As for the types of paint, I like the water in the water (miscible or soluble), painting oil. It is easier to work, because you do not have to deal with the use of turpentine is toxic and is used to dilute the paint, brushes and cleaning brushes. With water-soluble paint, you can substitute turpentine with water. You can / should also use water soluble oil mixture of medium in the paint to make it more easy to move on the canvas for the paintings, I use fine linens found in an art shop that recently learned that if you intend to varnish the table when done, you should not use the same method used in paint. You should also wait at least 6 months after the picture is completed by the varnish. Do not get too frustrated when you start to paint as I did, could take some time to adjust to the difference between drawing and painting for good luck, I hope this will be useful for you
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