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Gamblin Cold Wax Medium 4ozSave Up to25%Off list…hardens to the density of a beeswax candle. Unlike other Gamblin painting mediums, which increase the flow and gloss of oil colors to varying degrees, Cold Wax Medium makes oil colors thicker and more matte. It has a “short” characteristic and gives a clean break off of the brush or knife, retaining… Makes oil colors thicker and more matte Gamblin Cold Wax Medium a mixture of natural beeswax (wax pastilles), Gamsol and a small amount of alkyd resin. The term “cold” in Cold Wax Medium and Cold Wax Painting refers to the fact that heat is not required for working with this wax medium – as it dries by solvent evaporation (Gamsol), rather than the cooling of the wax, as in encaustic painting. As the Gamsol evaporates out of the medium, the soft wax hardens to the density of a beeswax candle. Unlike other Gamblin painting mediums, which increase the flow and gloss of oil colors to varying degrees, Cold Wax Medium makes oil colors thicker and more matte. It has a “short” characteristic and gives a clean break off of the brush or knife, retaining the sharp peaks of impasto. These working properties allow for expressive brushmarks and the ability to carve into paint layers with palette knives. Cold Wax also gives oil colors a beautiful translucent quality, similar to the seductive surfaces of encaustic paintings. * Cold Wax - Made from natural white unbleached beeswax.* Mix directly into colors* Cold Wax creates an ultra-thick, matte impasto* For greater shine and flexibility mix with Galkyd medium* Excellent in creating a variety of textures within a painting What is Cold Wax Painting? Cold Wax Painting is any type of painting that heavily utilizes Cold Wax Medium into oil colors. In its own way, Cold Wax Painting blurs the line between oil painting and encaustic painting. Cold Wax Painting It’s a rare occurrence for one specific painting medium to have a whole genre of painting associated with it, but Cold Wax Medium is one such medium. Cold Wax Painting is not defined by subject matter nor the degree of realism or abstraction, Cold Wax Painting is unified by artists’ shared interest in experimentation, texture and the physicality of paint layers. See More
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New York Central Acrylic White Gesso, 4oz BottleSave Up to55%Off listWhite Professional grade gesso for archival results New York Central® Gesso is a professional grade acrylic ground. It’s perfect for a variety of surfaces, from canvas to metal. You can apply the gesso with a palette knife to create a rough texture or sand between coats to achieve a smooth result. Once dry, New York Central® Gesso makes a sturdy base for graphite, charcoal, oil pastels, acrylic, and oil paints. You can even mix it with acrylic paint to create a toned background. Key Features: * Professional grade acrylic gesso * Matte white, opaque finish * Non-yellowing, acid-free, and archival * Flexible and non-cracking * Water-resistant once dry * Intermixable with acrylic paint * Optimal absorbency rate for paints Perfect For: * Priming raw canvas, panels, or paper * Acrylic and oil paints * Preparing wood and metal surfaces * Charcoal, pencil, and oil pastel * Creating a smooth or textured foundation * Adding a high level of tooth to a surface Acrylic Gesso Instructions: * Use at full strength or thin with up to 25% water. When thinning more than 25%, create an equal mix of water and matte medium. * Sand slick surfaces first. Apply a thin coat with a flat brush and let dry for 24 hours before painting. * To create a smoother base, sand the dried gesso and reapply. * Acrylic painters should apply at least two coats. * Oil painters should apply 2-4 coats and sand between applications. * To create a colored background, gradually add acrylic paint to the gesso until you reach your desired tone. Stir until thoroughly blended. Apply as normal. See More
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New York Central Acrylic Gloss Medium, 4oz BottleSave Up to55%Off listProfessional grade mediums for archival results by New York Central® New York Central® Professional Acrylic Mediums are perfect for thinning and extending acrylic paint. Many misinformed artists use water to thin their acrylic paint, but using too much water can weaken the paint bond… Professional grade mediums for archival results by New York Central® New York Central® Professional Acrylic Mediums are perfect for thinning and extending acrylic paint. Many misinformed artists use water to thin their acrylic paint, but using too much water can weaken the paint bond and cause long-term issues. New York Central® mediums support and maintain the structure of your paint while adding a gloss or matte effect. You can thin and extend your heavy body paints with acrylic medium. The more you add, the thinner and more transparent the paint will become. You can also use New York Central® Acrylic Medium as a collage adhesive or as a fixative for dry media. Key Features: * Professional grade acrylic medium * Matte or gloss finish * Mediums are semi-opaque when wet, transparent when dry * Extends colors without damaging paint structure * Non-yellowing, acid-free, and archival * Flexible and non-cracking * Water-resistant once dry * Intermixable with acrylic paint * Perfect For: * Increasing color depth and transparency * Thinning heavy body paints * Collage, mixed media, and photo transfers * Use as a collage adhesive or as a fixative for dry media * Professional artists and students * Everyday studio use Acrylic Medium Instructions: * Always stir gently. If bubbles appear, let the mixture sit for about ten minutes or until the bubbles dissipate, then resume use. * For use as an extender, mix the medium with acrylic paint. The more you add, the thinner and more transparent the paint will become. * To fix chalk pastels or graphite, mix 1 part medium to 1 part distilled water and apply with an airbrush or atomizer. * To use as a collage adhesive, apply at full strength with a brush or sponge. See More
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