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    17 hours ago

    Mashing paint again for this video. https://youtu.be/eBuR2nMGBhQ

    I’ve stuffed up a few times and am only halfway through but oh well. And the paint dries quickly being in small space limited piles even on baking paper. I think I need a proper palette or something

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        17 hours ago

        The plastic ones sound good.

        I’m finding paper absorbs moisture and speeds drying. Also I’ve been accidentally scraping through wet paper

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      17 hours ago

      just keep on practicing, use different materials, daiso is very good for cheap and good artist supplies

      but you are awesome, you are slowly but surely doing things 🙂

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        Thanks. For paint I’m currently using Anko from Kmart and Born from Officeworks but will check out Daiso for more art supplies

        Edit: The Reject Shop also has cheap primary colour paints

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            It feels criminal to squeeze out so much. And the cheap kits mean buying a bunch of colours I don’t use.

            Canvas is also going to add up so paper sketch pads might be worth trying

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              use all the colours just to get brush skills , sketch pads from daiso are a definite option

              right now I’m using a so so quality burnt sienna ink, it good enough for practice