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Old 10-29-2011, 08:48 PM
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Default A few decoys

I've been playing around with oil paints this summer to see if I could add a few new styles and techniques to my arsenal. I am pretty happy with the way I was able to wet blend acrylic paint, but that's nothing compared to the oils. When it comes to paint, I haven't found anything more satisfying than wet blending oils.

I can't quite say I favor one over the other yet, and that really wasn't my intention anyway. They both have strengths and advantages and I'll continue using both types of paint. I was just looking to add some variety.





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Wow, those look really, really nice!

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That's beautiful work--your efforts have paid off handsomely!
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brilliant looking ducks, both carving and painting top notch.
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WOW!! very nice painting....mark
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Very nice. Thank you for sharing them with us. Paul
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Always enjoy seeing your work, Doug.

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Beautiful painting!
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Awesome! Really like these decoys, just don't like what they are used for I'm afraid. Don't judge me too harshly for that please. Joe.
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Doug,

Very nice. I also took the advantage of viewing your website, very nice. Really enjoyed your carvings. Love your work shop, very, very nice.

Safe Carving and God Bless,

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