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... another rain shower so I’ve just had another twenty minutes to play
I’ve been using a “colour shaper” basically a rubber squeegee, but I also use a rubber kitchen spatula for larger areas
Ok rain stopped ... back to the chaingang
More rain so I carried on. I’ve been using Gamblin
ground and I’m very impressed with the way the colour can be taken off, I’ve only thought about that in watercolour or monoprints before now. It’s nice to find there is a way that doesn’t involve ladling more paint on top.
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by Justin Twigg