While I was in Juliette's atelier, I was fortunate enough to take part in George O' Hanlon's and his wife's workshop. During one of the lectures/workshop they brought out a couple of products that their sole function was to utilize paint, or extend its use. Now I guess you could say in a way that they were kind of like impasto mediums, but they didn't alter the paint's body.
Have you or would you consider using something like this?
Yeah, I would think that if I were in your position it would be something worth looking into, while at the same time I'd be the first person to tell you that I believe it's best to keep painting as simple as possible as painting in and of itself is already difficult as it is you know? ;)
While I was in Juliette's atelier, I was fortunate enough to take part in George O' Hanlon's and his wife's workshop. During one of the lectures/workshop they brought out a couple of products that their sole function was to utilize paint, or extend its use. Now I guess you could say in a way that they were kind of like impasto mediums, but they didn't alter the paint's body.
Have you or would you consider using something like this?
Never used anything like that, although I'd be curious! Interesting.
Yeah, I would think that if I were in your position it would be something worth looking into, while at the same time I'd be the first person to tell you that I believe it's best to keep painting as simple as possible as painting in and of itself is already difficult as it is you know? ;)
Totally agree 😁