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Ultimamente sto alternando l'acquerello alla pittura con l'olio...l'ultima passione. Purtroppo l'odore mi da un po fastidio e mi tocca dipingere con la maschera...un po problematica perche la respirazione fa annebbiare gli occhiali da vista..perciò è una lotta continua :-((
Lately I am alternating between watercolor and oil painting...my latest passion. Unfortunately the smell bothers me quite a lot, so I have to paint wearing a mask...which is a problem too, because the respiration makes the reading glasses steamy....so it is a continous batttle :-((
It's a beautiful oil still life, Jane! I am allergic to the fumes, so no oil paints for me. But isn't acrylics an option for you?
RispondiEliminaIt's fun to see how other people can switch from one medium to another.
RispondiEliminaI like the graphic effect with the black and white bowl contrasting those colorful fruits. Nice work.
Like Judy said, try acrylic paint. There is also a slow drying acrylic if you want to work closer to the way you do with oil. It is called "Golden open acrylics"
RispondiEliminaHallo Jane:) Oil doesn't have to be a battle. There is oil paint on water base that doesn't smell at all. I'm sure they have it in Italy as well.
RispondiEliminaNice to see you work and your painting is lovely!
Simpatica composición, y bellos colores, me gsuta tu óleo. Un saludo Jane
RispondiEliminaCiao,Jane:io ho abbandonato tutti i solventi dopo la chemioterapìa.L'olio,da allora, non fa per me,e mi hanno deluso i colori ad olio solubili nell'acqua perchè sono diversi come resa,dall'olio ed anche gli acrilici che oltre a non rendere come l'olio, costringono a lavare di corsa i pennelli per non rovinarli ,più che pittrice mi fanno diventare lavatrice!Per dipingere il colore ad olio è unico!Se riesci,anche con la mascherina,è una esperienza artistica con tanti possibili sviluppi.Mi piacciono moltissimo i tuoi still life vitaminici!!!
RispondiEliminalovely still life! strong smells cause severe headaches for me...so no oils.
RispondiEliminaI can relate to your dilemma. Try Gamsol solvent. It is odorless. Always wear gloves when handling any paint. Lots of people like the water based oils. I love your work no matter what medium you are in.
RispondiEliminaExisten óleos al agua que no producen alergias, Jane. Aunque hay pintores que no les gustan. Puedes probar y opinar por ti misma.
RispondiEliminaEl bodegón de frutas te ha quedado precioso.
Un abrazo.
Grazie Onera , vale sicuramente la pena di provare . Abbraccio
EliminaGreat work Jane. I was going to suggest the non toxic solvent too. I have a friend who is a professional artist who uses it all the time rather than the water based oils.
RispondiEliminaDebra I am already using the odorless solvent, but the painting also has a smell to it. Now I am going to finish what I have, and then find out what to buy next. Thank you!
EliminaNice still life. Also, it it interesting to see your work space.
RispondiEliminaThis is sooooo cool! A painting of joy--makes me want to jump up and down.
RispondiEliminaSorry about the odor; you'll find a way.
I'll find a way Hallie :-) Picturing you jumping up and down is hilarious! XOX
EliminaWhat a happy and beautiful oil painting, Jane! You must have read my mind - I was going to ask about the mask. The smell of the oils and solvents is also the reason I stay with watercolor. I've heard there are water-soluble oils, but I don't know how they compare to the other.
RispondiEliminaHugs to you!!
You are excelling in both the mediums equally I would say! It is hard to paint with misty glasses though.
RispondiEliminaMe gusta la luminosidad que desprende este trabajo, Jane. Es dura esta batalla, pero el resultado ha valido la pena...
RispondiEliminaAbrazotes
It must be difficult to do both, watercolour and oil, Jane. You're brave, they require opposite reasoning, and your oil is very well done! Wish you a nice weekend
RispondiEliminaBeautiful this painting, watercolor and oil amazing Jane.
RispondiEliminagreat work.
Lovely greet
Marja
Sarà anche natura "morta" ma mette allegria, con questi colori meravigliosi e poi tu all'opera...che brava!
RispondiEliminaMolto bello. E' vero che l'olio ha un profumo intenso, i risultati però sono molto interessanti. Vedi come vengono bene le luci? Ciao Elvi
RispondiEliminaThe colours are luminous and so beautifully painted!! I admire your courage when painting in this medium!
RispondiEliminaHola Jane, es muy bonito tu óleo. Probar con diferentes sustancias, acuarela, óleo, acrílico,... es muy gratificante.
RispondiEliminaUn abrazo
Very nice bananas ;)
RispondiEliminaEstupendo tu óleo, Jane, y qué bueno es verte! (aunque sea de espaldas)... ;)
RispondiEliminaMe gusta cuando los artistas se muestran trabajando en sus obras o muestran los procesos de ella.
Te felicito!
Te dejo mi abrazo y mi beso grandes.
tus acuarelas me encantan y ahora te atreves con oleos,seguro que te quedan igual de artisticos,besos.conchi
RispondiEliminaLove this oil painting, Jane...and the vibrant colors are gorgeous!! I'm almost finished with my oil painting...and I wore a mask as well since I was using flake white which is not healthy ..and I have the same problem...my glasses were getting foggy...so I will do my pastels next!! Maybe contact lenses for us..LOL
RispondiEliminafelice week end a Te...ciao
RispondiEliminaJane, oh my goodness. Talk about suffering for one's art! I'm sorry but the image of you in your mask and foggy glasses gave me a bit of a laugh. I am glad you braved the fumes and stuck it out - this is a great painting. Very interesting still life, and I really, really love those bananas hanging over the bowl. Fun pattern and color!
RispondiEliminaVery beautiful still-life, Jane, with your signature bright colors! I've been thinking that if I ever try oils, I'd probably get the water-soluble kind, as they are considered lower health risk and have the added bonus of no odor. Although, I've no idea what the price difference is.
RispondiEliminaHey Jane,
RispondiEliminaNo reason you can't do both. I do! Watercolour is way more 'friendly' as far as odour and clean up, but then, there is nothing like oil. Hmm. Perhaps, if you can't crack the window open, an indoor small oscillating fan will help when painting in oil?
Happy Painting, either way!
I like the composition in this painting, and also the colors. I envy you for being so good in both oils and watercolors. The smell of the oils is also a problem for me, that's why no oils for me.
RispondiEliminaJ'espère que tu as dégusté ces superbes bananes après tant d'effort.
RispondiEliminaL'odeur de l'huile me freine pour l'essayer, et comme je suis allergique à plein de trucs... Reste d'autres médium ou l'huile à l'eau.
Some brands smell more than otters. I would try 1 or 2 tubes of watermixable brands to see if you like them better.
RispondiEliminaAnother beautiful piece Jane! I still can't get over how versatile you are. You can be very realistic or loose and spontaneous too!
RispondiEliminaAmici, grazie tantissimo per i vostri consigli e commenti. Sicuramente in qualche modo risolverò il problema .Abbraccione!!
RispondiEliminaFriends , thank you so much for your advice and comments. I am sure that somehow the problem will be solved. XOXO
wonderful! I love seeing artists in their studios or at work.
RispondiEliminaHi love all of the paintings that i have missed! your florals are so color filled and spontaneous and the portraits just great. i'm not sure if my last comment posted to your account so i am trying again
RispondiEliminaL'olio di lino e la trementina sono tremendi, da qualche anno uso il liquin per mescolare e un solvente naturale per pulire i pennelli, certo ci mette di più ma almeno non dà alcun fastidio! Ciao, Arianna
RispondiEliminaI understand completely! I have an on again, off again love affair with oil....and am so allergic to the smell etc. When I do work in oil I work in the summer in my garden studio with the doors open. Atelier Interactive acrylics are a nice product....but acrylic will never be the same as oil! So glad I have found your blog.......
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