Summary

How much is easy to understand information about the secrets of oil painting supplies worth to your improvement as an oil painter?

Suppose you could get straight up, easy to understand information that ends your confusion and improves your oil paintings immediately.

Picture this...Every secret and tip about your oil painting supplies you would expect to learn in an expensive school in one easy to understand package...

• knowing exactly what medium to use to get the effect you want.
• Knowing exactly what brushes you should use.  
• Knowing everything about canvases.
• Knowing exactly what supplies to buy to help you paint better pictures.
• Eliminating the guesswork about all of those confusing supplies.
• Knowing what supplies to not buy to save your hard earned money.

Sounds too good to be true?

Well, it isn't if you have the right information. Information that makes it easy for you to "get it" and apply to your paintings immediately.

Think about it. easy to understand information from a good instructor is the most powerful aid you can ever have to improve your paintings . When you get the secrets of your supplies, in a step by step, easy to understand way, your confusion is gone.

You won't ask yourself questions like "What medium should I use?" or "What brush do I need?" Simply put, clear up your confusion about your supplies and you can focus on what you want to do...create beautiful paintings.

At Last! Every Secret Of Oil Painting Supplies
From Start To Finish - Is Here.
So You Begin Painting Better Immediately,
Not Months From Now.
It could take you years of trial and error and can cost you a small fortune to get just the right instruction and secrets about your supplies so you can be painting better than ever before and saving yourself a wad of money by not throwing it away on useless supplies.

But instead of knocking yourself and wasting money out trying to come up with just the right instruction, you can now have it inside a new instructional manual called:

"The Secrets Of Oil Painting Supplies Made-Easy"

At last! Every secret of your oil painting supplies is here.

You walk into an art supply store to buy your oil painting supplies...

You buy a few brushes, a few tubes of oil paint, a few special mediums you have heard about. Suddenly you are paying over $100. Then you find that you either didn't need these things or you don't know when or how to use them . It's time that you stop wasting this money on oil painting supplies you don't need.

Table of Contents

1. What is the job of an art instructor
   • what usually happens in an art class
   • a very informative class
2. The paintbrush
   • there are 2 main types of hairs
   • brushes come in 4 main shapes
   • brush sizes
   • bristle brushes are used for most of the work in a painting
   • softhair brushes are for thinner paint
   • the marks the brushes make
   • what brushes should you use
   • buying brushes
   • cleaning your brushes
   • removing dried paint from brushes
   • blending brushes
   • using blending brushes
   • summing up brushes
3. Your palette
   • making your palette non-absorbent
   • other materials for palettes
   • shapes of palettes
   • what palettes do I use
4. What are all these paint tubes
   • there are 2 grades of paint available
   • how will this affect you
   • what type of paint should you buy
   • the differences between paint from different companies
   • why are paints different prices
5. Palette knives and mahlsticks
6. Mediums
   • what is medium
   • oil
   • painting varnishes
   • solvents
   • other mediums
   • gel mediums
7. Painting surfaces
   • canvas
   • panels
   • paper and cardboard
   • about canvas
   • 3 degrees of smoothness
   • stretching your canvas
   • sizing
   • using sizing
   • priming
   • applying priming to panels
   • smooth surface warnings
   • applying primings to canvas
   • preparing your surface for a certain effect
8. Making your own paint
   • making paint is easier than you think
   • grinding
   • tubing paint
9. A visit to a masters studio
10. Summing it up

Who Should Read It

• Anyone who is a complete beginner or intermediate oil painter.
• Anyone who has taken oil painting classes in the past and was not satisfied.
• Students currently taking lessons that are unhappy with them.
• Anyone who would rather learn at home rather than in a classroom.
• Anyone who is confused when buying oil painting supplies.
• Anyone who doesn't know how to answer the question "what medium should I use?"
• Anyone who doesn't know how to answer the question "what brush should I use?