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Entrapment

MATERIALS

• Plywood substrate.

• Winsor & Newton oil paints: Titanium White; Paynes Grey; Lamp Black; Raw Umber; Yellow Ochre Light; Italian Pink; Red Crimson.

• Liquol – for watering down the paint.

• Chinograph pencil for the initial sketch.

• Various brushes.

STEP ONE

For this painting, I chose to use plywood which I coated using Raw Umber watered down with Liquol – which settled into the grain nicely and enhanced the plywood look.

STEP TWO

When the first coat was dry, I then sketched a very rough interpretation of the picture onto the ply

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