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Laelth

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5. You are very welcome. n/t

Reply to GreenPartyVoter (Reply #4)

Mon May 18, 2020, 09:57 PM

May 2020

-Laelth

I find that I use yellow ochre, burnt sienna (warm), and burnt umber (cool) on my palette to cover the browns—if that’s any help, but yellow ochre is a necessity.

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I get wanting hues in different tubes, say clear Quin Gold vs grainy Yellow Ochre. Well I got [View all] GreenPartyVoter May 2020 OP

Yellow ochre always does its job. Laelth May 2020 #1

What is its job, exactly? Eyes are .. who knows. I need but can't afford bifocals and have floater GreenPartyVoter May 2020 #2

I am sure you know what yellow ochre's job is. Laelth May 2020 #3

Thanks for the hug! Trying to get off the self flagellation express. GreenPartyVoter May 2020 #4

You are very welcome. n/t Laelth May 2020 #5

I thought you were doing a painting of trump but I see I am mistaken. captain queeg May 2020 #6

If she were, I would advise burnt sienna. Laelth May 2020 #7

The DS one I have is too brown, but transparent orange pyrrole would Jazz it up to his shade. GreenPartyVoter May 2020 #8

I'm good with that. n/t Laelth May 2020 #12

I'd never waste my supplies like that. GreenPartyVoter May 2020 #9

I'm sure anything you use will be brilliant and beautiful jpak May 2020 #10

Thanks! I was just hoping I'd found the best of both worlds, an ochre tone that GreenPartyVoter May 2020 #11