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"Confused" do not use black
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Hello all fellow artists...
As the title of this thread is "Confused" it suggests that I am a beginner, well that sums me up as I have not been painting long, I am exploring the use of acrylics as a medium and I have been watching the many DVD's, books, that are on the market I also watch artists demos on Utube...
Now comes the confusion as some say you should never use "Black" perhaps some one can throw some light as to why you should not use black surely if it's produced it's perfectly ok to use it????
Over to you folks