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Cleaning your Old Oil Painting: |
The method the Art conservator use is to take a Q-tip and dip it in Isopropyl Alcohol. Place your wet Q-tip between your index and thumb and twirl it sideways across the canvas. This will remove the grime and the smoke that has accumulate over the years. To remove varnish on your painting use turpentine.
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Need an appraisal for an old painting? |
Most art gallery or antique dealer can give you an appraisal. Please don't send appraisal questions we cannot appraise your art; visit someone in your area.
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Want to restore your old damage painting? |
Most paintings are made of many layers of paint that can age and fall apart in different ways. Restoration is best left to the pros; if you have more then 10% of your painting severely damage, the cost of restoration can become very high.
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How do I take care of my brushes? |
Always clean your brushes immediately after use. Never let the paint dry on your brush. Do not overload your brush with paint. This allows the paint to work up into the ferrule. The paint will become hard and impossible to get out.
Always clean your brushes by working the paint out from the ferrule toward the tip of the brush. Never leave your brushes in liquid for extended periods of time. This will ruin the shape of your brush. It also makes the wood of the handle swell, allowing the ferrule to become loose when the wood dries out. This can cause the paint in the handle to crack and pop off.
Always clean your brushes with the appropriate cleaner. Read the instructions on the media you are using for the
manufacturers recommendations.
After cleaning your brushes reshape them to the original shape. You can use hairspray to help keep their shape until the next use.
Store your brushes lying flat or standing upright on the handles. Never store your brush on the hair itself.
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Why
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We all surf the web and look at the monitor for too long at times. An annoying eye tick sometimes result, cause by not blinking enough or stress on the eye muscles. You simply need to relax those eye muscles. Most twitches are harmless and involuntary. They are sometimes cause by bad lighting, squinting, fatigue, too much caffeine or simply the environment you are in. Your eyes are telling you that it is time to give them a break and relax.
Go to the sink and rinse your eyes with water, a few eye drops could help; better yet a little nap or shot eye for 10 minutes would be best.
Your eyes are twitching all the time, you have regular recurring spasms, the most common cause is stress and a trip to the ophthalmologist might be a good idea.
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I have decided to be tolerant, to do so I need to set my pride aside, look the other way when something goes wrong and try to forgive. Wisdom is seeing thing in different perspectives. Inner peace is found when we can put aside ignorance, jealousy and not accept to be victimize.
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