I work in acrylics and once they are dry — they are dry.
My palette is a shallow plastic box with a tight fitting top. A spritz of water and sealing up the lid
usually will keep the paints for a day or so.
But sometimes when I reach a stopping point, I know some paint might go
to waste. This is when an artist should reach
for a piece of paper and work fast before making dinner. This example (9”x7”) was painted the other
day from a springtime photo of the Inverness Ridge Trail at Point Reyes.
Saturday, July 1, 2017
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