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Choosing Paint Colors for Oil Painting

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Summary: Learn how to choose oil paint colors in this free instructional video art lesson on oil painting.

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By Vince Fazio
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Vince Fazio, an artist for 29 years, is currently the Art director of the Sedona art center and has been for 9 years. you can see his work at www.vincefazio.blogspot.com and contact...read more

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"On behalf of Expert Village, my name is Vince Fazio and I'm here to talk to you from the Sedona art center about one session oil paintings. Titanium white is the white I'm using. Flake white has led in it. Zinc white sometimes has led in it. Some painters have become kind of saturated with the toxicity of oil pain and don't use it anymore. A lot of painters have switched to acrylic, acrylic is a great medium, I paint in that medium as well. There are some paints that are more toxic than others, I mentioned manganese blue, led white would have led in it obviously; you can protect yourself with plastic gloves. I know house painters that have become saturated with the acrylic, so one compromise that a lot of people are turning to, some of the teachers here at the art center is the oil base paint that are water soluble and that's a good option, right in the middle."

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