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I've been painting for about a year with the Bob Ross technique but I really
want to try a more traditional method without the use of the liquid white. My
first question is: what does a medium actually do and how do you apply it? Do
you put it on the canvas and then put the paint or do you mix it with your paint
prior to applying it? Do you change the ratio as your paint progresses? Also,
a big problem that I've been encountering: starting a painting. If I want to
paint a scene with lanscape and people, do I "hide" the people under some contact
paper while I do the background or just carefully paint around until I get to
the details of the person? I know this is a lot of very basic questions, but
I really want to learn and I've been reading many books that tell me contradictory
info. Thanks in advance for your answers.
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