Marc

I'm pretty picky about typefaces/fonts. However, when using everyday ones, I fall back on Calibri Light because I might be too lazy to...

I agree on both counts. It's a lot of fun to try and write it, too. I'm not at all good with it, but it's absorbing to try blackletter...

One of my many dubious activities is writing kiddie's books. For those I mostly just use Arial, which is simple and easy to read. But in...

I did a painting of the word Opera for an opera lover who requested bold colours. To fit in with my design concept, I needed a typeface...

A great choice with amazing results!

It may not be a standardized font, but its very effective.

I can't help, but judge the appearance of everything. Typefaces are often something that draws my attention, but know little about...

Ok...... Now if would just hold out your arms in front of you so we can slip on this extra long armed white coat. Yes, yes, you're...

Thank you for the review, Marc. I have used it for priming hardboard panels without any noticeable side effects. On the other hand, a...

I think the culprit might be 2-butanone oxime also used in small quantities in W&N's Liquin. With a quick online search the CDC lists...

It's been some years since I've used this, but as I mentioned it briefly in my last review I thought it might be a good idea to fully...

I'm fond of lead grounds for my oil paintings, but once you start working on anything other than small the cost starts to quickly go up...

Ha! I was expecting the birds. :ROFLMAO:

This is one of the pluses of working with oil paints. I'll work on a piece and then switch to other paintings while the first one drys...

I wouldn't say it was a problem drying, just slow drying. Different walnut oils have different speeds drying one imagines. I don't...