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Saturday, March 31, 2007
Painted on location in Costa Rica. POSTED BY ROBERT
BISSETT AT 2:35PM
Friday,
March 30, 2007
Painted on location in Costa Rica. POSTED BY ROBERT
BISSETT AT 7:35PM
Monday, March 12, 2007
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"Great Work." H.C.
Sunday,
March 11, 2007
Trying out the new oils and mediums I plan to take to Costa Rica. From a photo I took down there four years ago. The paint is made by Chroma in Australia...Archival Oils...the same people that make Atelier Interactive acrylics. Since no info is available online from painters who have actually used these oils here's what I've found so far. Yesterday I did a still life from a set up in the studio. I squirted out three primaries, white and black. I poured out a little Lean Medium, a pretty thin, odorless alkyd product also by Chroma, and a little Smooth Gel Medium and a little Solvent both by Chroma and odorless. I tried the Lean and Solvent first giving the canvas a thin coat to start. Then mixing the Lean freely with the bristle round on the palette the painting was begun. Bad idea. Too much medium, too much Solvent, couldn't get any more paint on. Ended up with glaze/watercolor effect. Still wet late last night, but dry to the touch this morning, which is good. Today I tried a different approach with the same colors. I mixed the Smooth Gel with paint about 1:2 or 1:3, using a painting knife. Much more like normal oil paint. I added Lean sparingly to my mixtures only when needed. Works ok and when they say odorless they're not kidding! That's the reason I settled on this brand...it will dry over night and the flash point for the mediums and solvent is high enough the airlines and TSA should permit it onboard. I'll pack it with the MSDS for each product, but who knows what will happen. Will take acrylics as a back up. POSTED BY ROBERT
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Wednesday,
March 7, 2007
Corrected a few things. May work on the clouds a bit. Really brings back the feel of air and light down there on the Osa Peninsula. POSTED BY ROBERT
BISSETT AT 7:35PM
"That did it. Looks good, I can smell the salt water right now. I like the translucent look of the water in the forewater." D.K. "Wow!" J.K.
Tuesday,
March 6, 2007
We stayed on the beach. POSTED BY ROBERT
BISSETT AT 7:35PM
Monday,
March 5, 2007
We stayed on the beach. POSTED BY ROBERT
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"Nice painting Bob, your allready painting the country and not even there yet. Great." D.K. "Pretty!" D.B. "Beautiful work." T. "Gorgeous! Looks like watercolor." D. "Enchanting." J. "Love those colours - and I really like the way you simplify the background tones and levels into layers of colour ... nice." C.M.
Saturday,
March 3, 2007
The motive was blended edges, wet into wet, nothing distinct. POSTED BY ROBERT
BISSETT AT 7:35PM
'My first response was wow! I loved the whole effect. ' E.O. "Love that. very atmospheric...the soft edges work perfectly." K.C.
Friday,
March 2, 2007
Check my eBay Auctions One of the biggest and best days in Will's young life. This was painted with acrylics on hardboard panel coated with textured ceiling paint. Very absorbent surface. POSTED BY ROBERT
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"Good composition and values, nice painting." D.K. Thursday, March 1, 2007
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Check my eBay Auctions One of the biggest and best days in Will's young life. This was painted with acrylics on hardboard panel coated with textured ceiling paint. Very absorbent surface. POSTED BY ROBERT
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