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I've played around with painting in the past, but other than my Rendering (for Costumes) Techniques course in college (which I loved, but have mostly forgotten) I'm "self-taught". And by that I mean "I don't know what to do"! :)
It's kind of risky. Considering the cost of some nice paint and a big canvas... if it's a disaster you're in the hole. But what if it's not disaster, I wonder?
Any artists with tips out there they would like to share? Or not-so-artists with tips, stories, ideas, and so on? Considered trying anything like this?
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