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Oil painting techniques

Oil painting techniques
for doing oil painting you will have to put colours on palette and then take a brush and dip it in terpin oil and mix it with that colour to make it thin.Then apply colour to make amazing masterpiece.
For rinsing that colour from brush dip tht brush in lincid oil and get a clean  brush.


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