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Hello all
It's a dull day here in Ipswich so not much vitamin D being given out today....
I don't know how many of you use your local library to preview art books, I usually pre-order some titles and once I have looked at them and I have found one I like I then look for the title on Amazon and eBay and then I purchase what I want...
Also if there is an article I am interested I photocopy the relevant page and store it in my A4 folder which holds all my articles...
At present I have twenty books on Acrylics ordered from the Ipswich library, this will then give me some ideas and guidance with this medium, I know the best way to learn is to paint but at times I need some help and guidance...
Phil