My red box
I keep my oils in two cabinets. Here is the red drawer. I hate running out of things while I work--it's a mania. Painting is like taking a journey and I don't want the journey…
~ ~ Thomas Hudson studio journal ~ ~
I keep my oils in two cabinets. Here is the red drawer. I hate running out of things while I work--it's a mania. Painting is like taking a journey and I don't want the journey…
Oil paint can be profitably judged for either its covering strength or transparency. This comports with some well known bits of studio wisdom: "fat over lean," and "thick lights, thin darks." Covering colors, often called…
When I started my oil paint brand reference, I excluded 'student grade' brands. The distinction between student grade and other brands was based on price. Everyone understands that you get what you pay for but…
I never use a palette knife on my palette. To mix a tone, I plunge my brush into the paints and use the brush to mix what I need. For example, on this nearly-fresh palette,…
When I was starting, my budget restricted my paint choices to the cheapest brands. When I had some extra money (haha), I'd treat myself to a tube of Rembrandt paint. Rembrandt was decidedly low-end among…
I've written a lot about the small paint manufacturer RGH for several reasons. First, I always support the small suppliers who are inspired by a high view of the craft. Suppliers such as RGH and…
I've written several times about the oil paint manufacturer RGH. No, I don't have a relationship with them, it's just that I use their product a lot. Their flake white is my current go-to white. …
I worked on Booth at the Fair these past two days. It's starting to move my way. I can struggle with paintings for a variety of reasons, sometimes technical, sometimes who knows what. This painting hit…
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