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Nonne & Hoepker: Haupt-Preis-Verzeichniss - 1900 - via Internet Archive
Cressida Campbell (Australian, b. 1960), Nasturtiums, 2002. Colour woodblock, 58.4 x 60 cm.
listening to a cruelty free podcast they let the hosts run around in the yard during pre recorded ad breaks
The Last Garden on Loftus Crescent III
if you’re an oil painter, you should have local exhaust ventilation, or at least a big(ish) room with TWO windows open, always keep a lid on your solvent when you’re not using it (don’t just leave your brushes sitting in an open jar of OMS beside you and paint for hours inhaling it), and paint with gloves on (latex or an alternative)
oh also super important to leave your oil painting rags/cloth scraps/any fabric soaked with solvent, thinner, or oil paint out to dry. uncrumple it and hang it somewhere like a metal clothes hanger with some airflow so it doesn’t literally turn into a ball of fire on your studio floor. there are actually so many solutions to this problem but if you don’t have a safety plan for this yet in your own studio, consider checking this forum thread out for ideas from $5-$50 that could save you from a home/studio fire
okay also it could have been a photographer or creative director who told lucy liu to stand in the paint to look like, so in touch with her practice, and i’m not trying to look like i’m specifically picking on her in any way - it’s just an irresponsible way to portray art making. and girl you’re better than perpetuating the toxic machismo of abstract expressionists of the ~40-60′s 😻
hall and oates should have a wife swap kinda thing with simon and garfunkel
do you think about how medieval types were walking around and could imagine a fade haircut in their minds eye but knew that would be really hard to get anywhere
damn girl you live like this?
if you’re an oil painter, you should have local exhaust ventilation, or at least a big(ish) room with TWO windows open, always keep a lid on your solvent when you’re not using it (don’t just leave your brushes sitting in an open jar of OMS beside you and paint for hours inhaling it), and paint with gloves on (latex or an alternative)
LUCY LIU -
Esquire (May 1, 2006).
cute post but this is legitimately how you get cancer and have to quit your passion early, look up printmakers and ink intolerance. seriously take care of yourself and your body as an artist. i’ve had a prof who oil painted with her hands her whole career and now she can’t even stand next to a drying oil painting let alone paint with the stuff