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Old 12-12-2002, 10:22 AM   #1
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Breaking the rules of painting?

This is a partial quote lifted from a post by Jim Riley.
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...without imposing "rules" and procedures or whatever other name you chose to call dogmatic critique.
As I listen to artists (myself included), we all seem to say that we pride ourselves that we rise above those old rigid and silly rules regarding some techniques and theory.

I am curious...what are some of these rules of painting that some of us follow and some of us scoff at?

The very first "rule of painting" that pops into my mind is "always paint fat over lean." However this rule can be tossed out the window if you simply use Liquin as your medium throughout the painting.
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