Painting in Oils, Solvent Free!
Painting with my Goop medium that has no solvents, varnish, resin, and no odor is a huge development in modern oil painting.
Goop has a clear and soft consistency, similar to mayonnaise, and has a satin finish when dried--not shiny, oily, or greasy. You can rub it on the canvas and paint into it directly, put it directly into the paint, use it as a viscous glaze, and polish the entire painting with it when dry. Goop can be thinned with a good cold pressed oil if needed.
When cleaning your brushes, wipe them off and rinse them in cold pressed Safflower Oil, then hang them in cold pressed Safflower Oil. The overnight hanging completes the cleaning process. Once a month, wash your brushes in linseed soap and warm water.
There are no toxic fumes involved, you save time, and you save your brushes. Your brushes will not get stiff, therefore they perform better and they last longer.
Goop has a clear and soft consistency, similar to mayonnaise, and has a satin finish when dried--not shiny, oily, or greasy. You can rub it on the canvas and paint into it directly, put it directly into the paint, use it as a viscous glaze, and polish the entire painting with it when dry. Goop can be thinned with a good cold pressed oil if needed.
When cleaning your brushes, wipe them off and rinse them in cold pressed Safflower Oil, then hang them in cold pressed Safflower Oil. The overnight hanging completes the cleaning process. Once a month, wash your brushes in linseed soap and warm water.
There are no toxic fumes involved, you save time, and you save your brushes. Your brushes will not get stiff, therefore they perform better and they last longer.
