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I buy a tube of . I prefer what is called Ivory Black and white sweet mix that you add white to a large number of different colors to make lighter versions. From these basic colors you can make any color by mixing in exotic combination. Be creative and experiment. And do not be afraid of color, because color is most popular in museums! Gloss paints are historically the crowd favorites. Regarding the variety of colors from these basic colors, mix red and white to make pink, yellow blend with green to lime green, white with blue to , white and black to gray, etc. Use your common sense and play with him! You will also need pencils, an eraser and a substitute for turpentine or turpentine. Keep your brushes soaking in a plastic cup to keep them clean and ready for your choice of color next .... and prevent them from drying out. Now, decide what you want to paint. Very important ... you do not need to know how to draw. That's the great thing about painting, you can create, even if you never had a lesson. Make no mistake, the art school is great. But do not let the lack thereof deter you create. You do not need a professor to tell you how to create. You do not need to know , but then let your imagination
soar! When deciding what to paint, go to other sites on Google or artists famous artists to inspire you. Again, do not let a lack of training dissuade you from painting! Many great artists of the past had no training whatsoever. Many can not draw stick figures, but they can paint because the colors give you ! You can also go to my sites listed below or Google me crazy all the work that I created. My personal preference was to create a wide variety of work to keep it interesting and versatile. I did not want to be the artist who painted a thing again and again. For me it is boring, and it should be annoying to you too. Every artist knows the past has a wide variety of work. You will also find it makes it more interesting to you while you do, because you'll never get bored, you will always wonder how it'll turn. Step Two: Now
about drawing on the canvas that you want to create in the . Do not worry, it does not have to be perfect. Your request fresh paint your innermost imagination, it will look good. If you mess with the pencil, just delete it off and start over.

Caution: resist the urge to simply copy an artist's painting of the past. This is the career suicide, and so boring. You're smart, do your own artwork. It's much more interesting and unique. A copy of a painting of the past just to make you look like an imitation, and who needs a resume? Remember, to decide what to paint is the hardest part. But once you get into , it will come to you, I promise. Painting from your own life is the best advice career as a painter. Truth is stranger than fiction anyway. And I think people like to sort of know what they are looking at, rather than just paint a solid layer
of red and call it . Be creative, go with the flow, not much thought. Paint what you want to paint and the world will eventually find it interesting. After all, it's your art. Painting nature is always a good idea, that nature never goes out of style. three: go online and study the basics of .

Before you have knowledge, it's complicated. But once you have it, it's easy! Knowledge is power, and this phenomenon certainly applies to painting. The technical aspects are the easy part of . Anyone can do it. You ultimately could be as capable as Monet with practice. We humans can do whatever we decide to do! Decide what to paint is the hardest part. It takes discipline and a desire to create a singularly focused picture after another. For some reason, I loved the minute I started. And I never looked back. I love it today as much as I did 16 years ago. I never "writer block" is that of painting. I just painted from my experiences in life. So do not think too hard for her. Paint the apple sitting on the table, or paint the tree in your own backyard, painting your girlfriend in an unusual way. But painting something that means something to you, that's all that matters. Make it funky, make it interesting. If it is abstract, remember that abstract art has long been the most desirable. It is an expression of , make it unique. For those who want realism, take a picture. What is amazing is that once you do, you realize that this is the ultimate escape in happiness.

Suddenly you forget your problems during this time period. You have control, and nobody can remove it once you're adept at painting. The process is addictive. But like anything, you should start! And once you do, look .... you'll be hooked. OK, let's go. The first step . You need a flat brush, a fan, a small detail brush and a couple of Filberts. A filbert brush is rounded edge that allows you to manipulate the paint easily without going outside edges. Ultimately buy brushes that you like, and make them work. Fans allow you to mix, for example. I use a lot of fans and that's how I graduated color throughout my images. Everything I paint is . not airbrush or assistants. I want to be an expression of me and nobody else. You also need an environment of oil paint to mix with the oil painting to more fluid, and to speed up or slow down the drying process. Whichever you prefer. Access to the art shop and not be afraid to ask for . they will love to help! A medium is simply a liquid additive that increases the brightness, makes it flow easily, retains the finish over time, it prevents yellowing. I personally like and Galkyd Galkyd Lite. If this is not available, buy a medium that looks like liquid amber and is a kind of thick. Do not buy watery mediums seek .... too hard to work with. The lite version of is simply thinner. I use it more than the other. I love it. Paintings I did 16 years ago using Galkyds look as pristine as the day I
painted them. You will also need a canvas and paint.

If not, try to manipulate the hair. Try cleaning, soak in turpentine, with scissors,
rubbing by. If after several attempts, it seems nothing good would result from the hair, tie a piece of cloth to the end and try to paint with it. Consider all the foolish things guitarists do for their effects pedals, tuning, amp settings, and so on. Do not throw away a brush once you have exhausted the means of saving. Clean your brushes properly after you have finished painting for . The instructions for doing so are not covered in this article, but it does not take very long, and worth it. One last tip. If you visit China, or someone you know does, and offers to bring you something.

Remember to ask for paint brushes. They are surprisingly cheap there, and are easy on luggage. Edgeworth Johnstone is a contemporary artist of Muswell Hill, north London, UK. He specializes in figurative expressionist paintings, but also renders other art such as drawings and prints of blocks. Browse the online gallery on its website for .
Oil has long been a mysterious process of the public thought was relegated to a few and the eccentric. The artists and their lives have always been a rare breed, but painting a large number of original oil paintings was also a surefire way to conduct themselves in immortality. The paintings will always be there, traveling through history, with your name on it! So by this definition, there is certainly a noble profession. Think of . Each enjoys a high reputation for what others might consider the craft. Their reputation and grow over time. What other profession offers such a possibility? So who got the last laugh? Well, Van Gogh did, of course. He immortalized forever as one of the greatest men who ever lived. Not bad for someone who has never made a dime in his own life. But in the age of
and the market in the world, the artists do not have to starve more. I'm not starving, and I'm making money doing what I love. I can also work anywhere, if I'm on vacation or traveling to exotic places. I like most about it. I can do what I want and where I want, and display a for sale in Ibiza, Paris, London .... or Omaha. I would not trade with anyone. And you will not either if you work at it and treat it as a way to provide beauty to the world and get paid for it! The purpose of this paper is to take the mystery out of the process of painting. This is for you started. I'll write more detailed technical later. But this article will put you on your way to experiment and have fun with paint. Ultimately it's like anything in this world.

This article describes some unorthodox methods to use brushes to paint in oils. None of these are intended to . It is more a list of additional things to consider when painting, and hopefully get results. It may or may not be relevant to your method, but I hope for some, it is interesting and even useful to consider. This article is perhaps more relevant to artists working in a relatively uncontrolled and rough. Cheap brushes are often rejected for failure to retain their shape, and leaving behind loose hairs in the paint. I found the more expensive brushes are okay, although I admit some are useless. Being so cheap, it is affordable to experiment with different brands and throw away the bad, taking note not to
. I have some expensive brushes that I keep separate, and use when needed. But mostly, I use the cheap. I do not know what is the difference between oil and acrylic brushes is, but my favorite brushes for oil painting are acrylic brushes. They seem to last as long, face painting fine oil, and are . It is often advisable to only
slightly dip the tip of the brush in the paint, so that no clogs up the shell. It is often said that, after dipping the brush into the paint, any excess should be wiped off the brush and bristles molded as needed. These recommendations make sense, but
I find taking this level of care all the time too boring and sometimes restrictive. As important as taking care of your brushes is, I advise you not to let artists take over, or affecting . At the end of the day, it's just a brush. Featuring painting, and produce the best work of art is the priority. Have hair to the ferrule clogged with the previous color, can sometimes be a good thing. I usually create my current color with paint color before. This is a very useful piece of advice I had a couple of years, and helped bring my colors. If you use this method, the brush and push relatively hard to the canvas, so that the previous color is applied to the shell along with the current colors can then be worked in to . Much of my shadow came about by doing this. It is not very controlled, but even if it does not work, the oil is fairly easy to fix. Rinsing the brush in turpentine between colors in only partially successful in removing the previous color, even if you do not clog up the hair. Notice that the turpentine itself becomes blurred very easily. I still have many of each type of brush in hand, if I want to start painting a new color and lighter, I can use a different brush. Do not throw away brush automatically if the paint has dried in the bristles by . Try it and see if it leaves a useful effect or texture.