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Colors: Ultramarine Blue, Sap Green, Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Lemon, and Titanium White 

Surface: Acrylic primed line panel (11x14 inches) 

Medium: Galkyd Lite

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Cow Portrait

Colors: Ultramarine Blue, Sap Green, Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Cadmium Lemon, and Titanium White Surface: Acrylic primed line panel (11x14 inches) Medium: Galkyd Lite

Comments

Amanda Walton

YEEEESSSSS! I’ve been needing this!! My cow journey has progressed, but this will help HUGE!!!

Sandy Pabst

Yay! Hopefully this will help me finish my own cow painting!

Sandra McQuade

I liked my cow - but saw more that needed to be done the next day. I think fresh eyes the next day helpsl.

Ericka L Lacy

Very nice! I’ve noticed you, along with about every oil painter I’ve watched, utilize that little flick to finish off a stroke. Did you all take “Flick 101” in art school? Seriously tho, why is this a thing?

Sandra McQuade

My paintings are soft - sometimes that's nice, but I think I'm using too much linseed oil. I don't use any mineral spirits.

David Stroud

this is great. there is a "hidden" harmony in the colors, "hidden" as we respond so directly to the personality of the cow and pay less attention to what the eyes are seeing

Xris Hess

Do you use any special lighting when painting indoors, especially at night?

Jilly

Ok what if you only have phthalo green and not sap green for Moscow mule?

Nicole Rieth

Thank you, I had fun painting this.