This is oil 2.50 x 3 inches on prepared mat board. You can click on the painting and see it way bigger than life. I took the original photo at Heathcote Botanical Gardens a few years ago, I took some liberties with the plants in the background. Its by their whirlpool.
Saturday, February 27, 2010
Daily Painting 1026 Cooling Off Miniature Oil Painting
This is oil 2.50 x 3 inches on prepared mat board. You can click on the painting and see it way bigger than life. I took the original photo at Heathcote Botanical Gardens a few years ago, I took some liberties with the plants in the background. Its by their whirlpool.
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You did an incredible job on this, so tiny, also love the last couple of miniatures you put on. I wish my oil miniatures turned out as well, they still seem to be so lumpy.
Thanks much, I like it a lot too. You need to thin the oil paint down for them, and use a very soft tiny brush and or knife. I use a mix of odorless turpentine and liquin. If you use just straight turp. the paint can be too thin and not stick.
Hi Lori, thanks so much for that, I shall try the odourless turps and the liquin together. I don't know much about oil painting, or mixes to use, so is a great help.
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