I really wanted to love this product and it feels great while painting, but it reliably gives me immense headaches every time I try to use it - even when I use it outdoors. :( I've heard many others are experiencing the same issue. I never had this problem using turpentine or any other medium (I've tried plenty). I genuinely don't know what's in this stuff but doesn't seem very consumer safe to me.
Make the Liquin-Medium oilpaint fatter or leaner compared to other mediums..? Would be nice if you had telling something on this subject. In your "Fat over Lean" Video you not even mention Liquin.
I can’t see how this is helpful at all …it’s the equivalent of teaching someone different t words and not showing an example of how to use those words in a context .. Looks like the same blobs of paint in every spot
Looks like way too much medium to me, but then I suppose you're trying to show the full nature of the liquins in the shots.
Can layers of Liquin glazes and layers of retouch varnish be built up ?
I really wanted to love this product and it feels great while painting, but it reliably gives me immense headaches every time I try to use it - even when I use it outdoors. :( I've heard many others are experiencing the same issue. I never had this problem using turpentine or any other medium (I've tried plenty). I genuinely don't know what's in this stuff but doesn't seem very consumer safe to me.
My friend is also using liquin for his good and speedy dry. He also facing the same problem.
Well I can't find any difference between them:/
Make the Liquin-Medium oilpaint fatter or leaner compared to other mediums..? Would be nice if you had telling something on this subject.
In your "Fat over Lean" Video you not even mention Liquin.
I can’t see how this is helpful at all …it’s the equivalent of teaching someone different t words and not showing an example of how to use those words in a context ..
Looks like the same blobs of paint in every spot
1 part liquins and 3 parts paint.. You are wrong .You make copy from anather people !