Mixing Black Oil Paint - How to Use Transparent Colors for Deeper

Mixing Black Oil Paint - How to Use Transparent Colors for Deeper

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By Eric Vanasse in Art Tutorials > Painting Tutorials Do you mix your own black oil paint, or use a black paint straight out of the tube? It’s certainly more convenient to buy black paint in the tube, but there are some definite benefits to mixing your own—like the ability to shift the color temperature of your black paint to harmonize better with your piece. Not to mention that if you choose transparent colors to mix your black, you’ll get an added […]
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