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Originally Posted by sammiz  It would be best to use acrylic paint to paint over the acrylic, although I have used oil based stain to 'antique' some of my acrylic paintings, so it probably wouldn't hurt.
For storing your drawings....how large are they? If they aren't huge, you could buy a large drawing pad and place them in between the pages. What is the medium...pencil, ink, chalk....??? It definitely makes a difference. |
I agree for storage! I'm an art-ish student (landscape architecture) and we stoere our drawings in between large sheets of paper in the drawing pad. Medium does make a difference too. You can always ask a clerk at your art store too. We also have large portfolios that we store some in too. You can also get a flat file, which is large drawers to store drawings flat. I would not roll them.. (i've had too much experience doing that. they will never go back to flat unless you want to put a lot of effort into it.
Here's what I'm talking about
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Large portfolio:
Prat Start 1 Portfolio - BLICK art materials
flat file:
Safco Facil Flat Files - BLICK art materials
large pads: (depends on the size of your drawings)
Canson Classic Cream Drawing Pad - BLICK art materials
hope that helps!!
