#Pure Acrylic Binder

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Acrylic Binder in Lahore

Acrylic binder, also known as acrylic medium, is a substance used in the creation of acrylic paints and as an additive to modify the properties of acrylic paints. Acrylic paints are made by mixing pigments with an acrylic binder, which acts as the vehicle that holds the pigments together and allows them to adhere to various surfaces.

Acrylic gels are thick and viscous substances that can be added to acrylic paint to increase its body or thickness. They come in different consistencies, from soft to heavy gels, allowing artists to achieve various textures and effects in their artwork. Acrylic mediums are fluid additives that can be mixed with acrylic paint to alter its properties. There are different types of mediums available, such as matte medium (reduces glossiness), gloss medium (increases glossiness), glazing medium (improves transparency and extends drying time), and more.

Retarders are additives that slow down the drying time of acrylic paint, giving artists more time to work with the paint and blend colors. While not a traditional binder, acrylic varnishes are clear protective coatings that can be applied over dried acrylic paintings to protect them from dust, UV light, and other environmental factors. The versatility of acrylic binders allows artists to experiment with various techniques and effects, such as impasto (thick textures), glazing (layering translucent colors), and more. Acrylic paints and binders are popular among artists for their fast-drying nature, water solubility, and ability to create both transparent and opaque effects.

Acrylic binders have gained popularity in the art world due to their ease of use, wide range of applications, and compatibility with various surfaces such as canvas, paper, wood, and more.

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Bredlik Poems; Rosetta Stone Edition - collected and credited by @marvinhere

A compilation of Bredlik translations in different used and dead, existing and constructed languages.

materials used

cover covers - binders board, 1,5 spine stiffener - cardboard covering material - paper backed cotton onlays - paper (detail painted with acrylic paint) and goat leather title - hot stamped with heat activated foil

inner book book body - Munken pure, 100gsm endpapers - satogami (laser printed) endbands - button hole silk

format: ~A7

See some WIP pics here.

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Stucco Painting Contractor FL

Stucco siding is one of the most common exteriors of homes, businesses and utility building throughout the United States, especially in regions around Florida. Stucco is also a great insulator against both cold and heat. Another great perk is that stucco exterior is relatively inexpensive, and is an economical way to maintain a constant temperature in a structure. For this purpose, stucco painting contractor in FL will do all the stucco work for you and make your home well protected from weather and all other damages.

Stucco is also able to be re-painted periodically in order to refresh the finish or change the look of your home.

Let’s take a look at what and how of painting stucco siding:

Why Paint Stucco Siding

There are several reasons for giving your stucco siding a fresh coat of paint aside from the pure aesthetics of it. A proper paint finish can make your stucco siding weather resistant as well as seal out moisture. If you weren’t aware, moisture is the number one enemy of stucco materials so being able to seal out moisture is very important. There are modern special exterior painting systems for stucco developed to achieve this end.

Another advantage to painting your old stucco is by covering over the various stains that might have developed over time. These stains might be caused by rust or water from gutter systems or sprinklers. An expert paint job will keep these stains from reappearing for years.

One more reason for adding a new paint job to your existing stucco finish will also help protect it from the cumulative damage caused by UV light exposure. Surfaces like concrete, masonry, stucco, and other forms can be damaged by UV rays, although not as quickly as wood structures.

What You Use to Paint Stucco Siding

Knowing what types of paint work best on your stucco is important to know:

Acrylic latex products perform the best on stucco. Latex products are the easiest to use because they are easy to apply, and they clean up with soap and water. Acrylic latex paints also offer good gloss and color retention as well as good coverage that dry fast. However, this is just for the final coat.

Now if the siding has been around for a lot of years then you may need to do some minor repairs first. This could be a few patches or just filling in hairline cracks. Using elastomeric patching material or sealant works well for this.

Having visible patches and touch-ups, however, will likely mean a need for a coat of primer to cover these up while providing a smooth, clean and consistent base for your final paint job.

How to Paint Stucco Siding

The simplest method for painting stucco siding is to hire a professional painting contractor to do it for you!

Depending on the age of the siding and the location, the first step will be to clean the stucco surface. For most exterior stucco, this simply requires a good sweeping with a stiff brush or push broom. If the stucco has dirt or mildew build-up, you should use an appropriate cleaner first. In some cases, using a power washer might be beneficial, but you’ll need to let the walls dry for a day or so before making any repairs.

Next you will need to patch up and fill any cracks; chips and holes are the next steps in the painting process.

Once the cleaning and repairs are completed, your stucco surfaces should be ready for primer.

You will need to prime with a high quality acrylic primer, using a synthetic brush to cut in, and a large napped roller to roll it on. Acrylic primers and paints are preferred because their binders mean better adherence to the uneven stucco finish. A large napped roller makes for easier application into all the nooks and crannies.

Depending on the original color and the extent of repairs, you may need more than one coat to achieve complete coverage. With primer as with paint, it’s often better to apply two thinner coats than one thick coat. This will help avoid paint pooling in crevices and minimize drips.

After applying your primer and allowing sufficient drying time, you can now put on your actual paint.

Exterior painting requires dry weather and moderate temperatures. As with your primer, you will likely need twice the amount of paint you would use on a smooth exterior surface. For example, if your paint manufacturer claims 400 square feet of coverage, plan on getting about 800. Stucco’s deep texture can be deceptive when it comes to “how much is enough.”

Done properly, a quality exterior paint job should last 5 to 10 years depend again on your location. Unfortunately, states with more stringent Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) laws with find their paint, adhesives and sealants less effective and this will cause your maintenance schedule to increase both in time and overall costs. Content Source: https://cdpstucco.com/tips-on-how-to-paint-your-stucco-home/

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Rebinding paperbacks into hardbacks: a tutorial

I promised a tutorial about how I’ve been doing this, so here we go! First though, I must stress that I AM NOT A PROFESSIONAL. I am making this up as I go based on several hours of research for a single project about ten years ago. But I needed a serotonin boost from a project I didn’t have to buy anything new for, so I decided to just throw myself back into book binding.

Are there people out there with better advice? Yup. Am I doing parts of thing wrong? Probably. But I’m also having tons of fun. So goal accomplished.

Just...don’t do this with any books you adore/rare books without digging deeper into the more professional side of this. Just for fun, okay? Okay.

This will be a pretty long post, so most of it will be under a cut!

First up: Supplies.

Your book! For this tutorial I’m using a copy of The Raven Boys by Maggie Stiefvater because I’ve ended up with three copies of it, so it’s perfect for this project.

Some clean scrap paper.

A cutting mat. If you don’t have one you can use some scrap corrugated cardboard (probably best to have a couple layers, if you do it this way), however the mat is nice because it has angles marked on it which will be important for later.

Rubber cement. (Technically, spray glue would probably be better, but I didn’t have any spray glue so it would’ve violated my rule of “do not spend anything on this project.)

Craft glue.

Ruler.

Scissors.

Creasing tool. Alternatively, a pen with a flat, slightly rounded bottom edge can work well too.

Sandpaper.

Pencil

Water cup.

Ribbon, if you want to do a bookmark.

Papertowels.

Paint pallet you don’t mind getting glue on. A sturdy paper plate works fine too.

A charm for your bookmark, if you want one.

Some kind of book board to form your covers. You can use a lot of things for this including thick, sturdy, non-corrugated cardboard, cereal box cardboard glued together in layers, wood, or actual book board that you purchase online. I am using some chipboard that was used to stabilize and protect something I ordered online. It works FANTASTICALLY. I always hang onto this stuff when I get a package that has it.

Some brushes you aren’t afraid to ruin with glue.

Heavy duty box cutter (if you’re using wood, you may need some sort of saw).

Exacto knife.

Something to form your spine. Again, you have a lot of options here. I am using some faux-leather I had laying around, which I’ve found works best. If you use a regular fabric you’ll have to hem it, and use a fabric friendly glue that won’t come up through the fabric, which is not covered here.

3-4 sheets of scrapbook paper. Thicker cardstock papers work best for their sturdiness, but you can use lighter weight papers as well, you just have to be careful how you glue things so the lighter papers don’t warp.

Letter stickers if you want to do a title on on the cover. There’s lots of other ways to do titles, though, so it’s up to you.

(sorry, forgot to add this in the picture) 6 small binder clips. Like, the half inch sized ones.

(No picture again, sorry!) Something heavy to set on top of your book while it is drying. I just used a box of acrylic paints.

Whew. Okay, onto the actual tutorial.

Step one: Measure and cut your boards.

Measure your book, and then add 1/8-1/4inch to each side EXCEPT the spine. So, if your book is 5x8inches, you’ll want to measure out 5.25x8.5inches. The 1/8-1/4inch part is up to you. I prefer to do 1/4 inch because I like to see a bit of the endpapers even when the book is closed.

Cut out two of these rectangles from your cover material using a ruler to guide the cut and your boxcutter. With chipboard, this will likely take several cuts. I put about half an inch between each rectangle just so that if I mess up a cut I’ll only ruin one of the rectangles, not both.

Congrats, you now have your two covers! Sand down any stray bits on the edges from cutting and you’re good to go. At this point, you can do whatever you want to the things. Paint them. Collage on them. Paper them. Woodburn them. Totally up to you. Just remember, at least half an inch of the spine side will be covered by your spine material, and the insides will be covered by your endpapers, so don’t put anything important there! For this tutorial we’ll only be covering the paper wrapping method, but you really can do whatever you like.

Step 2: Wrap ‘em in pretty paper.

If you are using lighter paper, you’ll use rubber cement for this step. If you are using thicker cardstock, you can use craft glue, but it MUST be watered down (about 1part glue, 2parts water in your paint tray). If you have a printer that is big enough for scrapbook paper, you can also print titles onto the paper before you attach it to the boards. This is what I did for Hunger Pangs. If you do this, you just have to be very careful with your positioning when placing the board so that your title lines up properly!

Take your first sheet of cover paper and lay it face down. Then, take one of your cover boards and apply an even coat of glue all across one face. Plop that down on the boring side of your scrapbook paper, with a couple inches of room on each side, and press it firmly for a couple minutes.

Next, trim down your paper with the exacto knife so it is even on all sides. I honestly just lay my ruler against the edge of the board, then cut along the other edge of the ruler. Quick and easy, no measuring required, and it will be exactly the same every time.

Now trim off all the corners at a 45degree angle, leaving about 1/8inch between the corner of your board and the cut. This is where the cutting mat comes in handy, since it already has these angles marked for you. If you don’t have one, you can just measure out the angles on your own.

Now, use the smoothing tool of choice to carefully and gently fold over each of your edges. Emphasis on gently. Then, using the same glue you used to secure the front side, glue down the edges one at a time. You’ll probably have to hold them in place for a minute or two to make sure they stick.

Congrats on completing the first cover! Now repeat the process for the other one. Again, you can do whatever you want to it at this point. I added a second layer of paper feathers to mine because, well, it’s the Raven Cycle. Feathers and trees.

Step 3: Attach the book.

Lay your backcover down in the proper position, and coat it with watered down craft glue (not rubber cement). For this you want your glue a little thicker, so about 1part glue 1part water. Don’t go quite all the way to the edges, except on the spine side.

Apply book. Make sure it is centered top/bottom, and the spine of the book is lined up with the spine side of your board. Press firmly, then put your weighted box/other books/whatever, on top and let dry for at least fifteen minutes.

Next, apply glue to the front cover of the book, and attach your new cover on top. Again, make sure everything lines up properly, then press firmly for a few minutes before putting your weights on top. Let dry for an hour.

Step 4: Give it some spine.

You can work on this during the hour your book is drying. I’m doing this with faux leather (which, I know, evil plastic, hissssss. But it was what I had laying around in my art hoard from before I knew how crappy faux leather is. Better to use it than throw it out).

Measure the width of your book with the two new covers included. Then add 3/4inches to the width on each side. Measure the length of your book, and then add 2x whatever you added when you cut out your boards to each end. So if you added 1/4inch to each edge in that step, add 1/2inch at the top and bottom each in this step. If you added 1/8inch in that step, add 1/4inch in this step.

Cut that baby out using scissors. (You can also add more than 3/4inches to the width of your new spine, it just depends on the look you’re going for. You can also have fun with the edges, rather than making them straight, as long as you keep that 3/4inches as your minimum and expand out from there.)

Once you’ve given your book its hour of drying time, remove the weights. Using a line of pure craft glue, secure the first edge of your spine in place. Make sure it is centered with an even amount hanging over the top and bottom. Only about 1/2inch of the long edge of the leather should be in contact with the book. Put the weight back on top and let sit for about fifteen minutes.

If you want to attach a ribbon bookmark, now is the time, after that 15 minutes of drying. Cut out your ribbon about 4 inches longer than your book, apply the charm if you want to, and then glue about two inches of it to the outside of the paperback’s original spine using pure craft glue.

Flip your book, and glue down the other side of your new spine the same way, making sure it is even with the front cover. Don’t pull it too tight, or it will keep your book from closing properly. Place it back under your weight and let dry for an hour.

Once dry, apply a line of pure craft glue to the little bit hanging off one end. Don’t make it too thick! Just enough to cover the leather well.

Now fold over the leather so it wraps around to the inside, and use the binder clips to hold it in place. Wipe off any excess glue that gets pushed out, then let dry for an hour.

Step 5: Endpapers!

While that’s drying, cut out your endpapers! You’ll likely only need one piece of scrapbook paper for this, but it depends on the size of your book and if you want to do anything special with the pattern you’re using. Again, if you want to you can use your printer to put text on these.

If you want to have your endpaper covering BOTH the inside of the cover and the first page of the book (and the last page/inside of the cover for the back) you’ll have to do some careful measuring to cut things out and you will need two pieces of scrapbook paper for this. But I like to keep things simple and just cover the insides of the covers, not the first/last pages too, so I just use two simple rectangles. You’ll want to cut them about 1/16inches SHORTER than the measurements of your new covers.

Once the spine is done drying, remove the binder clips and check that your endpapers fit properly and aren’t hanging over the edge. You may have to trim them slightly. Once the size is right, glue them into place using rubber cement. Use your smoothing tool to press down the edges. Do this for the front and back. Put back under weight for another hour.

You’re done!

Congrats on your new book! Enjoy it.

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Stucco Painting Contractor FL

Stucco siding is one of the most common exteriors of homes, businesses and utility building throughout the United States, especially in regions around Florida. Stucco is also a great insulator against both cold and heat. Another great perk is that stucco exterior is relatively inexpensive, and is an economical way to maintain a constant temperature in a structure.

Stucco is also able to be re-painted periodically in order to refresh the finish or change the look of your home. For this purpose stucco painting contractor FL will do the all stucco work for you and make your home well protected from weather and all other damages.

Let’s take a look at what and how of painting stucco siding:

Why Paint Stucco Siding

There are several reasons for giving your stucco siding a fresh coat of paint aside from the pure aesthetics of it. A proper paint finish can make your stucco siding weather resistant as well as seal out moisture. If you weren’t aware, moisture is the number one enemy of stucco materials so being able to seal out moisture is very important. There are modern special exterior painting systems for stucco developed to achieve this end.

Another advantage to painting your old stucco is by covering over the various stains that might have developed over time. These stains might be caused by rust or water from gutter systems or sprinklers. An expert paint job will keep these stains from reappearing for years.

One more reason for adding a new paint job to your existing stucco finish will also help protect it from the cumulative damage caused by UV light exposure. Surfaces like concrete, masonry, stucco, and other forms can be damaged by UV rays, although not as quickly as wood structures.

What You Use to Paint Stucco Siding

Knowing what types of paint work best on your stucco is important to know:

Acrylic latex products perform the best on stucco. Latex products are the easiest to use because they are easy to apply, and they clean up with soap and water. Acrylic latex paints also offer good gloss and color retention as well as good coverage that dries fast. However, this is just for the final coat.

Now if the siding has been around for a lot of years then you may need to do some minor repairs first. This could be a few patches or just filling in hairline cracks. Using elastomeric patching material or sealant works well for this.

Having visible patches and touch-ups, however, will likely mean a need for a coat of primer to cover these up while providing a smooth, clean and consistent base for your final paint job.

How to Paint Stucco Siding

The simplest method for painting stucco siding is to hire a professional painting contractor to do it for you!

Depending on the age of the siding and the location, the first step will be to clean the stucco surface. For most exterior stucco, this simply requires a good sweeping with a stiff brush or push broom. If the stucco has dirt or mildew build-up, you should use an appropriate cleaner first. In some cases, using a power washer might be beneficial, but you’ll need to let the walls dry for a day or so before making any repairs.

Next you will need to patch up and fill any cracks, chips and holes are the next steps in the painting process.

Once the cleaning and repairs are completed, your stucco surfaces should be ready for primer.

You will need to prime with a high quality acrylic primer, using a synthetic brush to cut in, and a large napped roller to roll it on. Acrylic primers and paints are preferred because their binders mean better adherence to the uneven stucco finish. A large napped roller makes for easier application into all the nooks and crannies.

Depending on the original color and the extent of repairs, you may need more than one coat to achieve complete coverage. With primer as with paint, it’s often better to apply two thinner coats than one thick coat. This will help avoid paint pooling in crevices and minimize drips.

After applying your primer and allowing sufficient drying time, you can now put on your actual paint.

Exterior painting requires dry weather and moderate temperatures. As with your primer, you will likely need twice the amount of paint you would use on a smooth exterior surface. For example, if your paint manufacturer claims 400 square feet of coverage, plan on getting about 800. Stucco’s deep texture can be deceptive when it comes to “how much is enough.”

Done properly, a quality exterior paint job should last 5 to 10 years depending again on your location. Unfortunately, states with more stringent Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) laws with find their paint, adhesives and sealants less effective and this will cause your maintenance schedule to increase both in time and overall costs.

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Acrylic Emulsion Binder

Acrylic emulsion binder, also known as acrylic emulsion paint or simply acrylic paint, is a type of water-based paint that uses acrylic emulsions as its binder. It is a popular choice among artists, hobbyists, and professionals due to its versatility, quick-drying nature, and ability to adhere to a variety of surfaces.

Acrylic emulsion binders are made from a combination of acrylic polymer emulsions, water, and other additives. The acrylic polymers are derived from acrylic acid or methacrylic acid, which are dispersed in water to form a stable emulsion. Acrylic emulsion binders are water-based paints, meaning they are thinned and cleaned up with water. This feature makes them more environmentally friendly and easier to work with compared to oil-based paints. Acrylic emulsion paints dry relatively quickly compared to traditional oil paints. The water in the emulsion evaporates as the paint dries, leaving behind a solid and flexible acrylic film.

Acrylic emulsion paints are incredibly versatile and can be used on various surfaces, including canvas, paper, wood, metal, glass, and more. Acrylic emulsion binders have excellent adhesion properties, allowing the paint to adhere well to different surfaces without the need for additional priming. Acrylic emulsion paints can be formulated to have different levels of opacity and transparency, allowing artists to create both bold, opaque colors and translucent washes. Acrylic emulsion paints are easily mixable, allowing artists to create a wide range of colors by blending primary colors together.

Acrylic emulsion paints create a durable and flexible film that can withstand changes in temperature and humidity without cracking or fading over time. Brushes and tools used with acrylic emulsion paints can be easily cleaned with water, making the painting process more convenient. Acrylic paints can also be stored for long periods without the risk of drying out, as long as they are sealed properly. Acrylic emulsion paints can be used for various artistic applications, including fine art painting, crafts, murals, illustrations, and mixed media projects.

Acrylic emulsion binders have gained popularity in the art world due to their ease of use, versatility, and ability to create vibrant and long-lasting artwork. They offer artists a wide range of possibilities for creativity and expression, making them a favored choice for many artists worldwide.

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Chemicals and Their Uses in Our Lives

A chemical is a substance or compound that is made by a chemical process or produced by the phenomena of chemistry. A pure chemical compound is made up of a particular set of molecules or ions. Two or more elements combined into one substance through a chemical reaction form a chemical compound. Chemicals being used extensively in millions of different commercial products have introduced many new compounds into the environment, some of which diffuse in small quantities throughout the environment, whereas others become concentrated at sites of disposal. Chemicals are not only used in commercial products but also in different types of household products that we use on a daily basis. There are many chemicals that we use on a daily basis because some chemicals are essential for cleaning our bodies and for doing other jobs, like we use isopropyl alcohol as a hand sanitizer for killing germs, esters are used in soap for bathing purposes, sodium sulphate, sodium hydroxide, and phosphate compounds are used in detergents for washing clothes, calcium carbonate, and sodium fluoride are used in toothpaste for cleaning teeth while brushing, etc.

Some chemicals uses in detail are as follows:

Ferric Chloride 42% Solution

Ferric Chloride 42% Solution NSF is a reddish-brown liquid. It is slightly soluble in water. It is noncombustible. When wet, it is corrosive to aluminium and most metals. Pick up and remove spilled solids before adding water. It is used to treat sewage and industrial waste, to purify water, as an etching agent for engraving circuit boards, and in the manufacture of other chemicals. The ferric chloride solution appears as a colourless to light brown aqueous solution that has a faint hydrochloric acid odor. It is highly corrosive to most metals and probably corrosive to tissue as well as non-combustibles, and is used in sewage treatment and water purification.

Ferric Chloride 37-42% Solution NSF applications include that it is used in municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment for the removal of turbidity, color, suspended solids, and phosphorus; sludge conditioning, compaction, and volume reduction; oily wastewater clarification and dissolved air flotation; emulsion breaking.

Butyl acrylate

Butyl acrylate, also known as 2-butyl acrylate and n-butyl acrylate, is a colourless liquid with the molecular formula of C7H12O2. The chemical category is acryloyl compounds. It is almost insoluble in water and its toxicity is similar to that of methyl acrylate. It is irritating to the skin and the eyes. It is soluble in water, in ethanol, ether, acetone and other organic solvents. The product is obtained by the esterification of acrylic acid and n-butanol in the presence of sulfuric acid, neutralization, water washing, dealcoholization, and distillation. It is mainly used as an organic synthesis intermediate, binder, emulsifier, coating, etc. It is used in formulating paints and dispersions for paints, inks, and adhesives. Other uses include cleaning products, antioxidant agents, amphoteric surfactants, aqueous resins, and dispersions for textiles and paper.

ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL (IPA)

Isopropyl alcohol is an isomer of propyl alcohol with antibacterial properties. Although the exact mechanism of isopropanol's disinfecting action is not known, it might kill cells by denaturing cell proteins and DNA, interfering with cellular metabolism, and dissolving cell lipo-protein membranes. Isopropanol is used in soaps and lotions as an antiseptic. It is a volatile, colourless liquid with a sharp, musty odor, like rubbing alcohol. The flash point is 53 degrees Fahrenheit. Vapors are heavier than air and mildly irritating to the eyes, nose, and throat. It is used in making cosmetics, skin and hair preparations, pharmaceuticals, perfumes, lacquer formulations, dye solutions, antifreezes, soaps, and window cleaners. It is sold in a 70% aqueous solution as rubbing alcohol. Another use of isopropyl alcohol is the disinfection of kitchen sponges and bathroom towels, cleaning clothes, and removing dark and filthy stains. If you want to clean clothes or sponges, you can soak them in isopropyl alcohol in a sealed container for a while and then dry them.

Original Source: https://bloomchem.blogspot.com/2021/12/chemicals-and-their-uses-in-our-lives.html

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"Fat over lean" (It's not cooking advice)

[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/3″][vc_column_text]There are a bewildering array of products for mixing your mediums and cleaning brushes, even when you’re only looking at one type of painting. Each oil has distinct properties, every paint manufacturer has their own trademarked medium, and everyone has a favorite combination they swear by. When it comes down to it, though, every blob of paint ever, from fine art tools to house paint, has three basic parts.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”2/3″][vc_column_text]

Three Things Make a Paint

Pigment The more the better! Pigment load is a huge part of the difference between artist-grade and ‘student quality’ paints.

Binding medium The binder holds the pigment particles together both before and after drying. The type of binder defines the type of paint. Oil paints are made with drying oils (linseed, safflower, walnut), acrylics with polymer emulsion, watercolors with gum arabic, and egg tempera with actual factual egg out of a chicken. (Useful things, chickens).

Thinner / Dilutent Either a solvent (mineral spirits, turpentine) for oils, or water for acrylics and watercolor.

[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image=”3539″ img_size=”large” add_caption=”yes” alignment=”center”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In oil painting parlance, the oils are pure ‘fat’. Everything else is on a scale of diminishing fat: pre-mixed painting mediums and the paints themselves (mixtures of ‘fat’ oil and ‘lean’ pigment) are all somewhere in the middle, and vary based on manufacturer, product, and pigment. Solvent, having no oil at all, is entirely ‘lean’.

Because oils dry by capturing oxygen, not evaporating water, they expand as they dry. If the top layer dries more quickly than the layer below, it will have expanded as much as it can and hardened while the layer beneath is still moving, leading to a cracked painting. So ‘fat’ (slow drying) layers should be on top of ‘lean’ (fast drying) layers.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image source=”external_link” onclick=”custom_link” custom_src=”https://www.gamblincolors.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/fat_over_lean_diagram.png” caption=”“Galkyd“ is Gamblin’s branded alkyd medium; gamsol is their odorless mineral spirit solvent.” css=”.vc_custom_1494972794971{padding-top: 20px !important;padding-right: 10px !important;padding-bottom: 20px !important;padding-left: 10px !important;background-color: #ffffff !important;}”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Oil manufacturer Gamblin has a great explanation of fat-over-lean painting.

Thankfully this is all a lot less delicate than it used to be, because modern alkyd (polymerized oil) painting mediums have some flexibility in their dry state. You don’t have to be exact with your mixed proportions, just don’t make huge changes in fat content from layer to layer and try to work in a generally fatter direction. If you finish your painting with glazes, they should be made with medium or medium and oil, not with solvent. This will also make the painting stronger, because solvent alone will leave your poor pigment stranded on the canvas with no friends to hang onto, while oil and oil medium bind the pigments into a paint film — the thing that makes it paint and not pretty colored dust.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]

Starting work: Two ways to do fat over lean

I covered this discarded painting with a cad yellow/titanium white mix thinned with 50/50 galkyd lite/OMS. The high ratio of solvent should help it dry faster (it’s very ‘lean’). It doesn’t matter how I painted the bit I’m covering over because it’s been sitting around the house for six years and is as dry as it can get. I’ll use less solvent and more galkyd as the painting progresses.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”3542″ img_size=”medium” alignment=”right”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_single_image image=”3472″ img_size=”medium”][/vc_column][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]By contrast, I started this fiddle painting with paint straight from the tube. I used straight paint because I hadn’t used oils in over six years and I’d forgotten everything I ever knew (I don’t recommend this ‘learning’ technique, but it IS exciting!).

Thankfully, a medium/oil mix is fatter than straight paint, and pure oil fatter still, so I’ll add in some medium for the middle and oil/medium mix for glazes.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Of course, none of this fat-management matters if you like to  paint alla prima (aka wet on wet or ‘all in one go’). Alla prima painting requires you to get everything right the first time, which is practically cheating. What a ridiculous notion.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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