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www.learning2paint.com Hello and welcome to Learning To Paint podcast, episode 3.

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www.learning2paint.com In today's podcast we'll talk about different painting techniques.

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www.learning2paint.com We all know what painting is:

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www.learning2paint.com A practice of applying paint to a surface.

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www.learning2paint.com But there are different ways of doing that.

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www.learning2paint.com There are different materials and different techniques.

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www.learning2paint.com Each technique is challenging in its own way.

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www.learning2paint.com Which one is for you?

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www.learning2paint.com Oil Painting

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www.learning2paint.com Oil painting is one of the most popular styles of painting.

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www.learning2paint.com In western world, it's the best known technique.

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www.learning2paint.com Oil paints are very versatile.

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www.learning2paint.com You can do almost anything with them and they last practically forever.

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www.learning2paint.com One of their main characteristics is that they take much longer to dry than acrylics or watercolor paints.

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www.learning2paint.com This gives you more time.

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www.learning2paint.com You can remove what you don't like while it is still wet, re-work existing paint, add more paint, or just paint over it when it's dry.

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www.learning2paint.com Oil painting is much more forgiving than other techniques and a good choice for beginners.

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www.learning2paint.com Acrylic Painting

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www.learning2paint.com Acrylics came on the scene relatively late, in the 1950s, but quickly became popular.

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www.learning2paint.com They are very adaptable and versatile, and are capable of producing effects similar to oil paints or watercolors.

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www.learning2paint.com They are water-based and water soluble.

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www.learning2paint.com Because they dry very fast, you need to work fast, especially if you wish to blend colors.

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www.learning2paint.com Fast drying time can be an advantage or a disadvantage, depending on how you look at it.

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www.learning2paint.com Another great thing about acrylics is that you don't have to worry about odors or allergies, which are common in oil painting.

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www.learning2paint.com Watercolors

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www.learning2paint.com Watercolors can be quite tricky to master.

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www.learning2paint.com They dry very quickly and mistakes are difficult to correct.

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www.learning2paint.com They can be used in a variety of ways to get a variety of effects.

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www.learning2paint.com They are not so forgiving as oil paints.

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www.learning2paint.com Watercolors are one of the cheapest and cleanest mediums that you can use in art.

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www.learning2paint.com They are water-based and water-soluble, and easy to clean up with just water.

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www.learning2paint.com Pastels

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www.learning2paint.com Pastels are a unique painting medium and a big change from oils, acrylics, or watercolors.

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www.learning2paint.com They are round or rectangular sticks made from pure powdered pigment and a binder.

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www.learning2paint.com There are different types of pastels - from hard, semi-soft, to soft, and each gives a slightly different result.

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www.learning2paint.com Pastels are a wonderful medium and can be applied in a number of ways.

Summary: Learn about various painting techniques and compare their advantages and disadvantages.

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