Oil Painting

Edwin on January 28th, 2012

Time after time, I have been wondering what I should be doing in this blog. First off, I have shortened the description of this blog to include only “oil paintings” and “Chinese culture“.
Ideas so broad and free from any restriction. More often than not, this blog has been about oil paintings and Chinese culture. The [...]

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“Will the oil paintings look exactly the same as the picture posted in your store?”
A simple question. Yet, my reply can be paralyzed by how I should answer in a comprehensive manner.
To reply a single answer “Yes” or “No” is too straightforward. Basically, as good as showing ignorance and unimportance to the concern of [...]

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Edwin on March 4th, 2010

As far as I have understand about oil paintings and other choices of color painting media, the duration to completely dry an oil painting is longer than one can expect. Unlike acrylic paint, it dry much faster. The slow drying process for oil color could be an advantage to allow artists [...]

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Edwin on February 25th, 2010

Adding to last week topic on Chinese calligraphy painting, I thought it will be good idea to illustrate further about writing text on an oil painting artwork. I did some searching and hoping to compile a summary of what I have learn and share it on my blog. However, to what I have realized is [...]

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