Worthwhile Purchases: A Tube of White Oil Paint and a Paintbrush
Today, among other things, I went out and bought a small tube of white oil paint and a simple paintbrush.
When I bought them, the idea was that I use them sort of like white out, to fix up the mistakes that I had made earlier, and to add white back in over the colors I'd saturated the page with. But I quickly discovered another use. I kept on trying to get the oil paint off the paintbrush in a thing of water (I don't think you're supposed to do that hehe) and I splashed some water onto the ink. And it bled.
Hey! Now I can blend! I thought in delight.
If you have water-based markers, you should totally buy a paintbrush and some white paint oil. The marker ink just wipes right off the ink, and you can use the paintbrush to blend the ink, so you don't need as many markers.
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When I bought them, the idea was that I use them sort of like white out, to fix up the mistakes that I had made earlier, and to add white back in over the colors I'd saturated the page with. But I quickly discovered another use. I kept on trying to get the oil paint off the paintbrush in a thing of water (I don't think you're supposed to do that hehe) and I splashed some water onto the ink. And it bled.
Hey! Now I can blend! I thought in delight.
If you have water-based markers, you should totally buy a paintbrush and some white paint oil. The marker ink just wipes right off the ink, and you can use the paintbrush to blend the ink, so you don't need as many markers.
**this is not supported by Micheal's or anybody. Haha I don't have enough readers for anyone to even briefly consider supporting me...
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