I have done an oil painting using artist thinner to paint with. But i have now been told that useing thinners with oil pigments will ruin my painting. If that is true,are there any soloutions to this problem?
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Vasuki on Wed, 5th Dec 2012 5:11 pm
Hello,
I recently started oil painting on Artist Loft 48*48 canvas. My painting looks great from a distance but if sun rays fall or under the lightbulb, I see brush strokes, lifeless painting which looks dry and dull., uneven surfaces with few areas showing up the texture of the canvas. Please help me out. What should I do? Where I’m going wrong?
One more question, I directly paint on Artist loft canvas. Is that okay or do I have to do anything else for the painting to last longer?
Thank you,
Vasuki