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Collis and I have been to the university in Ipswich to see an art exhibition featuring schools and college's...I must say we were very impressed with the very high standard on show....
Several of the paintings had some very large amounts of strong texture and this looked very good and it suited the subject matter, as someone who has never tried this I was wondering how the artist obtained the look...
Would modelling paste been used if so how do you go about adding this to a canvas or would some other way have been used, so if any more experience artists could help by answering my question I would be most grateful (lol)
Phil