painting art/craft in oil

As that got a kitchen in it ??? I got me a space in somerset for the bank holiday. Yeah that'll do.

 

No dev won't teach me no more thinks I'm a lost cause b'sd

 

Best you shut up then

 

Anything to add Pete? no pseuds my backside

 

I said you was in a right royal mood today!!!! Didn't I ???

 

"Old Chinese saying; the more you say, the less people remember, "

I dunno who you are, tkcw, but that made me spray ma coffee all over my screen

(You've clearly been looking on here a wee while... )



Anyways, assuming you are 'real' and that first pic was your work (which looks awesome), then I'd have thought that there are all sorts of excellent water-based paints available these days for your kind of work?

If you must stick with oil, then it's been said above - ventilation and heat.

Possibly - but the likes of Astra will hopefully confirm - you add add stuff like 'Flo-summat' to make paint more easy to use, and perhaps it'll aid drying too?

 

That's a double negative Miss P. Devs would never use grammar that bad.

 

Woohoo that was MEEEE who said ventilation!!! Oh yeah oh yeah. Happy now

 

That's why I needs teaching

 

Wrong strength of heat will make oil paint dry 'plasticky'.
Mild temp air best.

Mr. HandyAndy - Really

 

That's a good point, Mr Ha. Yep, oil paint needs to be able to dry evenly - if it forms an outer skin too quickly, I guess it could slow down the full curing.