Mediums 137 by timothy Irwin on 11/18/00 at 6:18 AM
Mediums

I have been using Winsor Newton's LIQUIN oil color medium. It has a wonderful viscosity....but I find that it BROWNS down whites and doesn't make me feel too secure about it's longterm effects on my paintings. I was told that if I cut it with Stand Oil and Galkyd (more stable ingredients) that any of those possible dissasters from straight LIQUIN will be avoided. Does this sound accurate?

I like a thickish texture to my medium...what else is there that will also dry relatively quickly?

Thanks for any suggestions,
Tim


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Post a Followup 137"> timothy Irwin"> tirwin_iamvoyager.comMediums_11/18/00 at 6:18"Re: Mediums"
: I have been using Winsor Newton's LIQUIN oil color medium. It has a wonderful viscosity....but I find that it BROWNS down whites and doesn't make me feel too secure about it's longterm effects on my paintings. I was told that if I cut it with Stand Oil and Galkyd (more stable ingredients) that any of those possible dissasters from straight LIQUIN will be avoided. Does this sound accurate? : I like a thickish texture to my medium...what else is there that will also dry relatively quickly? : Thanks for any suggestions, : Tim

 
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