Kids Art Paint
Kids Art Paint
How do I remove window art paint from clothing?
My kids were doing window art and spilled some of the paint on their clothes. I haven't washed them yet - does anyone have any suggestions as to how to remove this?
There are 3 things I have used to remove it: Mostenbokers paint remover, Carbona paint removing formula and Goof off. You can all 3 at the large discounters. But, look at the fiber content of the garments before you choose which product to use. If they were made in a SE Asian country or have a high synthetic fiber content, do not use Goof off though it works the best. It often will remove the dyes (vegetable) used by those countries leaving a bleached out spot and can damage synthetic fibers. Mostenbokers and Carbona both work without doing damage, but you have to place a terry towel underneath, agitate with a soft brush and reapply as the paint breaks down through the fiber. No instantaneous gratification like with Goof Off.
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Making a Fine Art Painting - Which is Best, Acrylic Paint or Oil Paint?
Trying to decide which type of paint to use to paint your next art masterpiece? Should you go with the tried and true oil paints, or should you try the newer medium of acrylic paint? Each of these types of paints has their pros and cons which you should investigate so that you can choose the medium that suits your painting style. You are the artist, you make the call.
Oil paint, the traditional medium, is basically powder pigments mixed with clear linseed oil. This paint is slow drying and for that reason is perfectly suited for blending colors together smoothly with plenty of time to contemplate the painting's progress and still have time to edit and adjust the image before the paint dries. Another plus of oil paint is the luminous quality of the paint which is achieved from the linseed oil medium which allows light to pass through the paint and bounce thereby illuminating the paint on the surface. Additionally, oil paint has been proven to be the most permanent medium for fine art painting. Most paintings on canvas and wood were made with oil paint from early Renaissance times until the 1960's when acrylic paints were introduced.
Acrylic paint is only about fifty years old, and is the new kid on the block. This paint is made from powdered pigments and a liquid acrylic plastic medium. Unlike oil paint, acrylic dries fairly quickly and you will need to plan ahead and move quickly if you want to do much modeling or blending of colors with this type of artists paint. However, the quick drying quality of acrylic paint can be an advantage if you paint in layers or paint in such a way that does not require the blending or colors. You don't have to wait for several days for paint to dry before you paint something on top of a previous layer with acrylic. If you want to mix several mediums together, like acrylic drawing paper and found objects, then acrylics are the perfect type of paint for the job. There are also a wide variety of specialty paints and mediums that can be used with acrylics such as modeling paste for texture, gloss and matte mediums for thinning and mixing, iridescent and fluorescent paint, and many other special effect mediums and additives that could broaden the range of your creative artistic expression.
Some artists begin their paintings with acrylic paint and when that dries, they finish the artwork with oil paint. Hopefully, this will give you enough basic information to make an informed choice about what type of painting medium is most suited to your type of artistic expression.
About the Author
George McKim is an award winning Fine Art Painter with an MFA from ECU, a BFA from VCU and Post Graduate study at Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. His artwork has been exhibited in galleries and museums across the country. George has created a new and rapidly growing Artist Social Network and Online Gallery at http://www.myartfriends.com
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