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also in terms of thinners, i prefer turpenoid, i use it like water. linseed oil is good for cleaning brushes but it makes the paint too... greasy? thats just personal preference though
ive been painting with oils for years and have the most success with windsor newtowns. they arent that expensive either. most of the other brands ive used (esp utrecht) are too thin. WN whites take SO LONG to dry though. good brushes are more important than paint; red sable (real, not synthetic) is one of the best types, its fucking expensive though.
agreed. those paintings are, compositionally, really dynamic but there's a lot of anatomy issues. (not that i'm one to talk, anatomy is my biggest weakness)
oh, those are sick. i'm not a huge fan of pure abstraction, so its cool to see the semi-abstracted figure with the 'normal' figures. cant explain why, but i really like the solid triangle too. good shit.
haha this thread is cool, i wish i knew where some of my old drawings were. and yeah i drew skateparks all the time! people boardsliding on EVERYTHING!