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| Hello out there! This is my first thread. I do have a question from anyone out there: I live in the Portland, OR area and vacation in Hawaii most every year. I like to paint in oils when I'm there because there is so much inspiring subject material in Hawaii. I like to paint up until the day I leave and of course it is a problem transporting wet oil paintings in suit cases and I haven't figured out a way to get home with them without a messy disaster. Does anyone have a suggestion for me so that I don't have to stop painting 3-4 days before I leave? Thanks! Carlos |
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| Switch to watercolors? |
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| I would use an Adjustable Wet Painting Carriers http://artworkessentials.com/products/DB1012/DB1012.htm I got mine from Art Supply Warehouse when they had a sale on them, but Blick also has them http://www.dickblick.com/products/gu...ting-carriers/ I usually paint on gessoed masonite panels but 1/8 canvas panels would also fit in there nicely... Good luck and stick to what you like to paint in Oils :-) |
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| Never seen those before...excellent idea, wish I`d thought of it. Wouldn`t be hard to make one either. |