And so, in order to help you avoid the same time-consuming, frustrating searches, below is a list of topics, organized into primary subjects, so that both you and I may have the information we need all in one place.
Note: I will be linking each post back to this main idea page as I complete each topic. If there are topics not covered here that you would like to know more about, leave a comment and I will see what I can do.
Paint
Color palettes: Basic and Beyond
What does a Paint’s Label mean: Lightfastness, Series, etc.
Types of Paints and When to use them: Opaque, Semi-Transparent,Transparent
Painting Shadows and Lights: Warm vs Cool colors and Transparent vs Opaque
What does a Paint’s Label mean: Lightfastness, Series, etc.
Types of Paints and When to use them: Opaque, Semi-Transparent,Transparent
Painting Shadows and Lights: Warm vs Cool colors and Transparent vs Opaque
Are Oil Paints Toxic? Yep.
Paint Colors
Characteristics of an Oil Paint: A Guideline to Purchasing the Perfect Paint Every Time
Which White should I Use: Lead, Zinc, Titanium, etc?
Which Black should I Use: Lamp, Mars, Ivory, Payne's? Or No Black at All?
Yellow Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Yellow
Orange Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Orange
Red Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Red
Purple Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Purple
Vantablack: Can an Artist really own a Color?
Mediums
Types of Mediums: The Simple Option
Paint Colors
Characteristics of an Oil Paint: A Guideline to Purchasing the Perfect Paint Every Time
Which White should I Use: Lead, Zinc, Titanium, etc?
Which Black should I Use: Lamp, Mars, Ivory, Payne's? Or No Black at All?
Yellow Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Yellow
Orange Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Orange
Red Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Red
Purple Oil Paint: Pigments, Basics, and How to Pick the Right Purple
Vantablack: Can an Artist really own a Color?
Mediums
Types of Mediums: The Simple Option
Types of Mediums: Oils, Thinners, Questions, etc.
How to Keep Solvent Odors to a Minimum while Painting
How to Avoid and Fix a Yellowing Painting
How to Keep Solvent Odors to a Minimum while Painting
How to Avoid and Fix a Yellowing Painting
Brushes
Brush Brands and What to Purchase: Level 1, 2, 3, what?
Saving your Paint Brushes: How to Remove Old Dried Paint and Reshape your Brushes
Going Green: Cleaning paint brushes without Turpenoid
Cleaning your Brushes with Turpenoid
Decanting: How to make your cleaning Oil or Turpeniod stretch
Painting Supports/Palettes
Types of Palettes: Wood, Glass, or Paper
Color Palettes: How to Make your Own Glass Palette
Color Palettes: How to Organize your Paint
Color Palettes: How to Make your Own Glass Palette
Color Palettes: How to Organize your Paint
Direct vs Indirect vs Combination Painting: Differences, Terms, and Artists
Colored Grounds / Imprimatura: What is it, What colors to Use, and Who Used Them
Indirect Painting: The Flemish Technique or Classical Approach
Colored Grounds / Imprimatura: What is it, What colors to Use, and Who Used Them
Indirect Painting: The Flemish Technique or Classical Approach
Indirect: Underdrawing
Indirect: Underpainting and Dead Color
Indirect: Overpainting
Indirect: Glazing, true glazing vs color correcting
Direct: Impasto Painting
Direct Painting: 10 Simple Guidelines to Colorful and Clean Paintings
Tonking: How to Smooth Paint Strokes or Paint Thickness without Disturbing the Paint
Direct Painting: 10 Simple Guidelines to Colorful and Clean Paintings
Tonking: How to Smooth Paint Strokes or Paint Thickness without Disturbing the Paint
How and When to Varnish
How to paint Convincing Shadows: painting the colors that you can't see
Flesh Tones: Warm and Cool
What you need in order to copy an Old Master or Modern Work
Color Theory
What you need in order to copy an Old Master or Modern Work
Color Theory
Hue vs Color vs Tint
vs Shade: What they are and How to make them
A small caveat: There are differing opinions all over the internet about each of these topics. The opinion I am putting forth is my own, but only after extensive research. I normally only decide what to write on a topic after I have found two or three agreeing opinions that stand out from all of the differing ones and I will be citing them when possible.
Painting Tips and Techniques: Links and Topics flamearo
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