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RE: How I Came to Show This Painting of Bella Chagall
“Busy and bored at the same time”... Wow, that is it exactly! I might steal that line for a title in the near future:)
What do you mean by “testing your paint. colder than expected”?
Thank you for the read, and powerful vote!
Feel free to use it and if you paint with it don't forget to tag me. LOL
The paint seems to be affected by the cold (for a few years) I still haven't thrown it away so I tested what I can use. A bit strange is that the old paint is a thicker and better quality and the new paint of that brand is more like water.
There are lumps in it (not dried out) and it cost I tried to mix it but it stays in when I paint. This morning I thought that it might not be so bad. I'm not going to throw it away in any case. I still have to sort out a part, some strange colours in those little tubes. Maybe I'll smear it on a wall in the spring.
You are welcome, the team tries to vote for comments, art, skills, Europe and countries without an SC. It was a bit harder this week. It feels many left or are busy.
Yes, I would definitely find a use for it . A wall is a good thing. I have paints dry up, just as you say, and begin to clump. Not enough walls in my neighborhood. When I am rich like Picasso, and living as a pauper, I will buy an old house with high ceilings and paint on everything. Old and new paints!
What will you do with the dry paint? i will use it. Doubt it will get better if warm.
If you have that house
You can paint the walls, sdoors, floors, stairs and will be busy
Yes, a good sized studio that second floor would make. The opposite of the basement I paint in now:)