Marc

It's certainly weird. One of the subtractive colours sort of doesn't exist in light. We only see magenta because the human eye records...

The problem is finding completely true primaries that are absolutely last the centuries permanent. Not finding super lightfast colour...

Pretty much why I don't use it myself. That, and really, apart from the cyan blue in the cool, the ultramarine blue and orange red...

Glad I'm not the only one who's done that.

wouldn't rather.

Just had two metres of fine weave medium weight Belgian linen posted to me. Over 3.2 metres wide! They would have killed for linen that...

I don't use the split primary, but it seems from the video all you logically need (with the paints they've picked) is the 'Cool'...

Freud's is from the mid nineties. I can't think of one more recent.

There's no hard rule to this. I altered a supposedly finished paint recently and it's now much better.

Not listed as a Abstract Expressionist, but functionally so, was the now late Howard Hodgkin's work. Unlike Pollock who was generally...

That, and dark maroon makes me look blotchy.

I wasn't that taken with the Rothko's at the London Tate Modern, but then the pigments he used on these aren't the most permanent...

I've paint I've re-tubed over ten years ago that are still as good as new. And paint I've personally made five or so years ago just the...

Here's how I do it. If from a tube to another, squeeze into tube from open bottom. If making your own paint apply product to open end...

Oh dear reminds me of when the cat stepped on my palette. Instead of being sensible and quietly picking her up for a trip to the...