Tuesday, January 25, 2011

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH OIL PAINTS, Part 5, Putting it All Together

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Time to actually PACK the stuff. From Right to left:  A plastic tube for a brush holder (packaging from some product or other), Pencil, ...
Monday, January 24, 2011

MY TROPICAL PALETTE

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These are the oil colors I take to the tropics: Titanium White:  A large tube Cadmium Yellow Medium (Sometimes I carry Cadmium Yellow L...
Saturday, January 22, 2011

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH OIL PAINTS, Part 4, Making a Lap Box

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If you have limited room in your luggage and you're on a budget, you might want to make a lap box to use in place of an easel.  Here...
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Friday, December 31, 2010

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH OIL PAINTS, Part 3, Medium

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It’s probably not a great idea to change oil painting medium for a trip. Having said that, some oil painting mediums just won’t fly. Here’s...
Tuesday, December 28, 2010

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH WATERCOLORS, part 1, PAINT

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Choosing a travel kit that gets BRILLIANT COLORS.   There are a hundred little watercolor kits on the market that are easy to pack, conven...
Saturday, December 18, 2010

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH OIL PAINTS, Part 2, Toning Canvas

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Many plein air painters like to paint on toned canvas or panels. This has the effect of removing the glaring white from the canvas, and gi...

PACKING FOR AIR TRAVEL WITH OIL PAINTS, Part 2, Toning Canvas

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Many plein air painters like to paint on toned canvas or panels. This has the effect of removing the glaring white from the canvas, and gi...
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