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- Possible Paints: water colors, acrylics, oils, drawing inks, tempera
- Liquitex Acrylic Jar Colors: Mix paint with distilled water to
consistency of thin cream. If paint is too thick it will sink; if too
thin will spread out quickly and be transparent.
- Marbling Gall (or Ox Gall): A wetting agent.
breaks the surface tension of the size which makes colors spread on the
surface of the size. Some colors need it, some colors don't.
Ox gall is bile from the gall bladder of a cow and it does two
things.
- enables the paint to resist the surface tension of
the size and thus to float.
- surrounds each droplet of color so that it can't
blend with a second color to form a third.
- Muffin tins
- Stirrers for paint
- Empty Plastic Jars: Ideal for mixing and
storing paints
- turpentine, spirits of soap, detergent, photo-flo, ox-gall, olive oil
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