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several things...
I haven't been to the forum for some time now; I have been a hermit and have been painting quite a bit.
Questions (I am certain that Mr. Howard & Mr. Morton have the solutions) :
1.) Cassein and cassein Paint--- I saw photographs of some A. Mantegna 'distempers' done is Cassein. How does one use it and what good is it? Can cassein itself be used as a medium and if so, what are the merits yielded by this milk-product?
2.) How can I successfully remove a mistake done in oil in my underpainting? {sand paper? solvent?}
3.) Once I have my black oil, what steps do I follow with mastic (which is
better, mastic tears or ready-made mastic varnish?)in order to make the 'Reubens'
medium or what have you...
I know that it is supposed to 'jelly' after the correct procedure.
Also, is it safe to cook this in my kitchen or will I inadvertantly poison my
entire household as a result of these alchemical endeavours?
4.) What wood is best as a painting surface?
thanking you in advance,
Alfredo E. Ripstein.
Re: several things... Rob Howard
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