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Painting Boot Camp

Painting Boot Camp Presentation

Painting Web Page

Purtee Boot camp

Paint Types

Tempera 
  Used on paper, canvas, rocks, window

Acrylic 
   Large Jugs
   Small Jugs
   Tubes

Watercolor
  Tubes, Cakes
     Salt, Rubbing Alcohol, Sandpaper, Saran Wrap, 
     Wet/Wet, Wet/Dry, 
Wash     
 Masking:
         Fluid 
         Tape
         Rubber Cement
         Crayon
Watercolor Paper
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Oil

Gouache
  Cross between acrylic and watercolor



Brushes

Parts:
  Ferrule
  Bristles

Cleaning:
   How to
       Oil
      Acrylic
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