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Old 04-10-2007, 02:56 PM   #25
Sharon Knettell Sharon Knettell is offline
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[QUOTE=Marvin Mattelson]
I stick with Old Holland and Michael Harding exclusively for my commission work due to the fact they are both ground in cold pressed linseed oil. QUOTE]

I am concerned about the vehicle as well. The paint manufacturers tout pure alkali refined linseed oil as a virtue, when it is the cheapest and most easily available binder available.

Since I am not know for my understated color, I think I will stick with the SP's Pryrolo Ruby for now.

Recently, halfway through a painting, my lissome ash-haired model showed up with white blond hair streaked with hot pink. the Pyrolo Ruby was up to the task. The painting, needless to say took a turn towards anime. Whatever!
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