163: Re: oil painting question

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Re: oil painting question
: i hope you ever get this . am new to co,putres so will give it a go. what i do is ........ alitte white and alot of turps: then with a thin brush and a rag, to stop runs , apply over your water ; vary the % of paint and turps it works for me ; i wonder if you ever read this if so can ya let me know; a new zealander 46 yrs old male fulltime paainting : I would love to put mist over water, but what is the technique, and what are the brushes to use to create a fog or a mist?For some reason I canoot seem to get any answers : It's simple. It is a method called "scumbling." Just dilute a wee bit of white (zinc white would be best): with some painting medium until it is almost transparent. Paint that over the area you want to have in fog.: You can add a hint of color to the white. The standard use of color in scumbles is to add the complement of the underlying color...if it's blue, a few grains of yellow will help the fog to float above it.