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Thanks so much for your help Governor !!!

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So I’ve been curing my paintings for 6 weeks before varnishing. You really didn’t tell me how long I need to wait at typical household conditions

Thanks for the information 👍

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I wonder what he's doing now 🤔

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Thanks for posting this

Really informative. Watched this before I did anything to my canvas painting.

Thank, you for explaining so we non scientists can understand. Also thank, you for changing the Celsius to Fahrenheit. Am,70 years.old and have no desire to go back to school !

Quite helpful thanks!

will the leather still absorb leather oil after painting ?

Whats the blue product thar was used to make the design on screen?

Thank you for your video! Just wondering if I could mix this Matisse Acrylic Matt Medium with another brand of acrylic paint, please?

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I've watched a lot of videos about this lately... and that was probably the least efficient way to do that. Full disclosure, idk what im talking about.

What is this amazing music

love the result!

What would also really help is super close-ups of these so we can actually see the textures of them...

Thankyou for this tip. I used to airbrush back in the 70s and 80s with automotive Acrylic Lacquer. Then in the 90s with ink. Im hoping to get my airbrush out of hibernation soon for my acrylic paints in fact your Out of production Derivan Minis paints. I will back them up when they run out with your tube paints mixed to match. Fortunately i have a few bottles of surface tensioner to practise with presently.

I really like the color orange

I'm going to guess that you are a Virgo.

Can I remove colors from the screen and reuse it? And with what I can clean it?

This is the best video on understanding matte medium

Concise and informative

Great.. what about printing on plastic? Is there any way to use a low odor paint ( smells better than the traditional silk screen inks)!

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What's the name of the fluid?

I have a Liquitex varnished acrylic painting that has grime showing in the one spot where I have handled it repeatedly. Any tips on cleaning this off, specifically since it's on the varnish coat? TIA!

once you fill the pans all the way up, do you mix again with the toothpick? (mix also through the dry part below? or only the top part?)

Much easier with a vinyl cutter…just sayin

Thanks for the great video, I’ve been experimenting with creating a suitable surface for my submissions to this year 9X5 exhibition at the Victorian Artist Society, which are on 9 by 5 inch wooden panels, like the original impressionist exhibition of Roberts Condor & Streeton in 1889. I want one in watercolour and the other in soft pastel. I was testing derivan products, see my blog post, even before I came across this great summary. 😀 imageo.blogspot.com/2024/03/finding-ideal-surface-for-my-9x5.html

that’s so pretty!!! i’m been trying impasto i think i’ll try this tomorrow!!!

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My older friend asks for my help for a few things since his partner passed a couple of months ago. The partner ran the house and cleaning up a dusty canvas painting is one. Thank you so much for your advice so I can help him out more (doesn't have internet) xx subbed

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Very nice ❤

It's resin! It never would have occurred to me that that was how glitter was made!!

Can you then paint over it again when it dries

What kind of paint did you use for the hats thank you

Love it

Thank you

Please describe the differences to help in deciding which to consider . As a novice, still not sure what to use when.

Is it the same as a water based glaze medium?

Thanks Stephen, really appreciated you sharing your knowledge

Do these colors glow in the dark?

like the designs from the 70s, 60s and 50s? I see a lot of technical drawings that look like they were made by machines.

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