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From: MSN NicknameJodie-T  in response to Message 1Sent: 3/23/2007 7:21 PM
hi Lil
 
I have worked with watercolours - I did these 2 a few years ago just to give it a go(tho they are actually quite a lot bigger than they look).  I just find them fiddly and time consuming and unforgiving if you make a mistake.   But I loved doing big colourful paintings with acrylics & put on with a spatula cos you get great texture that way- I don't have a lot of patience and that was so immediate I could get what was in my head onto paper really fast before it vanished  :)   And I love bright colours.   Plus if you go wrong with acrylics you can paint over them.  I could get something I liked done in a couple of hours like that.   But then I started reacting to the chems so can't use them now.  
 
Another thing with watercolours is that they are ...ummm...watery, tho you're maybe using better quality paints than I was.
 
So i'm thinking maybe I could try gouache or poster paints and thicken them up somehow so I can get that acrylic texture again.
 
 
 
 
 
 
   


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     re: My Miniatures   MSN Nicknamelilyannie1  3/24/2007 11:13 AM