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I watched your video - if only one could paint that quickly in reality..... I had some buffering problems, so didn't watch the film all the way through: still, I thought you painted with very thin paint, or rather very liquid paint; I know you were demonstrating a particular method, but I wondered if you always painted in thin glazes, or sometimes went in with "pure" paint, ie no medium.... I'd be interested in seeing further video demos..........
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If any one fancies a butchers, her is my latest attempthttp://www.painters-online.co.uk/gallery/picture.asp?id=66197bestMick