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Techniques For Oil Painting

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These oil paintings include: varnish, glue, paint, canvas, wood, metal, gilding and plaster. Put all together they would form a complex structure, which could be easily damaged if dropped or knocked. The materials are also too sensitive and could be damaged by its surrounding atmosphere, extremes and changes in humidity and heat, amount of light and dirt.



Survival of an oil painting depends on:

•Keeping the painting in a good environment.

•Sensible usage, storage and display.

What can go wrong with your painting?

•Tears, punctures and holes, drooping canvas, bulges and dents, crack canvas edges.

•Splits distort and break in wood. Insect damage (wood worm):

•Cracked, loose or peeling paint, lost paint, desertion, yellow varnish, dirt and dust, whitening, mould or mildew on the facade, disintegrating flames.

What can be done?

•If you feel that these is a problem with your painting or you wish to find out more about its condition contact a paintings conservator.

•Save any pieces if they have fallen off, even if they are small. Keep them safely in a bag or an empty envelope as they could be fitted back on painting.

•Do not ever try to repair or cleaning yourself. This is a skilled procedure and need to be done only by fully skilled conservator.

•The use of backboards is suggested as a vital preventive conservation measure.

Moving your painting

Tears, holes, cuts and dents are most probably to happen when your oil painting is off the wall. If you plan further, these damages could be usually avoided.

•If you are decorating, take your painting out of the room before you start work on it.

•When off the wall rest face out beside a clear wall or padded facade, away from doorways, furniture and passing people;

•Always ensure your hands are very sparkling and dry, or wear clean gloves;

•Make sure the painting is steadily fitted into the frame;

•When moving your painting; it has to face towards your body and use both hands. one to hold the edge and the other to support it from beneath;

•Paintings with glass or those with envisage frames could be heavy, you might require two people.
Techniques For Oil Painting
Tips for saving color:

•Clean away any mixtures near heaps of colors you are setting up to keep.

•Keep a habit to put colors in same place on palette - used up areas must be worn out & wiped for new oil paint for next painting session.

•For disposable palettes scoop off mounds of paint you desire to maintain with your knife and move them to a fresh sheet; if a skin shapes, stab and take away the skin and work with the new color under.

•If you are not regular on painting for a week - cover palette with plastic cover & place in freezer.

•When you desire to clean your palette clean off central mixing area of wooden/acrylic palette, when you are done with your oil painting,

•For caring for tube keep tubes clean, wipe necks & caps.

Caring for your brushes:

•Wipe to take away surplus paint on rags, newspaper, etc.

•Rinse in container of solvent not advisable to soak.

•Clean your oil painting brush with rags, newspaper to immerse up solvent

•You can also use mild soap (shampoo or dawn), put dab in palm of your hand, foam brush in palm moving in circle to work foam into bristles.

•Lather & wash it in lukewarm water until soap suds are snow white, & rinse with clear water; bristles might discolor.

•Press bristles into tidy, solid shape while moist.

•Let it dry and store in jar bristle-end up.

Safety precautions:

•Read labels on oil paints and mediums - some are gently toxic (cadmium colors), so you need to careful with it.

•Avoid consumption of food or smoking while you paint

•Wash hands carefully after oil painting reproduction session; try using lotion to hands before hand, paints would wash off easier

•Some solvents don't create deadly fumes, any how, must be used in well air room - open a window

•Some solvents are combustible also and toxic (gasoline, kerosene) - stick to turpentine and petroleum stuff made for artist's use.

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