Burano Venice Italy

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TerryCurley

Discussion Starter · Jul 28, 2016

Burano Venice Italy is known for being the most colorful town in the world. I think I will be doing many more paintings of this town. The buildings look a little dirty and run down in my painting because that's the way it was in the reference. You can see I didn't keep exactly to the script. Please feel free to make suggestions for improvement.

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dickhutchings

· #21 · Aug 3, 2016

I haven't done it because I just haven't had the time to get back to it. I wonder if the paint is still wet in my my Stay Wet pallet. I didn't add anything to it so it's most likely dry by now. Maybe I'll check it tonight.

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TerryCurley

Discussion Starter · #22 · Aug 3, 2016

dickhutchings said:
I haven't done it because I just haven't had the time to get back to it. I wonder if the paint is still wet in my my Stay Wet pallet. I didn't add anything to it so it's most likely dry by now. Maybe I'll check it tonight.

If it isn't dry by now then you are not using Walnut Alkyd Medium, you are using Walnut Oil medium. It should be dry in two days at most. I once bought Walnut Oil by mistake. What I did was buy some Liquin and mixed the two together and that worked great.

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dickhutchings

· #23 · Aug 4, 2016

The purple ocean is dry, I'm talking about the pallet. I checked it this morning and the yellow and red blobs are skinned over and the pthalogreen is still wet. These were just little leftover blobs that I will throw out anyway. I've heard clove, I think, will help extend the paint in the stay wet pallet.

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