hey man, i'd be willing to let go of my very 1st oil painting. i painted this 3 years ago. it measures 12x16 on canva-paper which can be framed easily. lemme know what you think.... sorry, its a cell phone pic.
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hey man, i'd be willing to let go of my very 1st oil painting. i painted this 3 years ago. it measures 12x16 on canva-paper which can be framed easily. lemme know what you think.... sorry, its a cell phone pic.
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lammy yes let's trade Carlos how about the sea horse or the tiger fish is cool with me ....
I have some origanal Japanese water colors I would trade you. I also have a skull oil painting thats 3 ft by 4ft, there's a photo of it in the painting section of the forum. I'll get you some pics of the watercolors up soon.
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awesome! pm'd
sounds good ill pm you
thanks carlos
Attachment 6497here is one of my more recent water color paintings. im on the tail end of my apprenticship under gary graves and am hunting for supplies of my own. ive used your machines before and i really like them. unfortunently i dont have much money these days so i hope you like this painting. thank you for your time. let me know what you think.
iwata's are a sure thing,but if you are a beginner i would go with something more along the iwata eclipse series, which you are able to maintain fine to broad lines.and half or lesser than the cost of a custom micron.Quote:
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Dale: I would be happy to paint anything you like for your shop if you want to trade. Canvas, Metal, Machines, Shoes, Oil, Acrylic, Airbrush, whatever you like, and anyone else that wants to trade paintings, or machines. you can check out mickeyschlick.com/portfolio to see the range.
Dreviltattoo: Iwata CM-SB is the only way to go. Not the most expensive in the line, but definitely best, if you really want to get in to airbrushing pm me and i can tell you whatever you want to know or shop at coastairbrush.com , those guys know and have everything!
ps, since you are already and artist, "beginner tools" are a waste of money. just get extra parts for the good shit
Finally got a chance to take a pic of my painting, it's my first painting, acrylic on canvas 12x4.
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