can these paints be used for "One Stroke" painting?
2017720
I am not sure what you mean by one stroke.. I use One Stroke brand for ceramic paint. These could paint ceramics but not be fired. If it is for paintings, these could be a little on the thin side and you might need to add another coat to get the color you want. These are the same paints like sold at Walmart. I use them in my acrylic paintings and not bothered by having to use more to get the effect I am after and they are thin liquid paints and flow fast and nice and are on the bright side. For a cheaper paint of many colors I like to use them. Hope that helps a bit.
59543
I don't see why you couldn't use them to draw as they do not spread or run once they are applied; I use them to mark on fabric so can only theorize on the results on paper.
953392
I would assume not - though perhaps if you wanted to try acrylic spray paint, that might work. Its also a dark color, so painting it might require more than one coat... I personally would not attempt to paint one...
1864936
Yes you can . Wall paint is acrylic based just like these craft paint are .
1902478
Yes they can be. But if you are going to paint shirts or something where you need the painted part to be flexible, I recommend Jacquard Neopaque or Lumiere.
1155109
Absolutely. It's the nicest watercolor I've ever used. It can be used brush to pencil tip for traditional watercolor and it can be "drawn" on the paper and then a brush go over it for the watercolor pencil effect. I love these. I won't use anything else.
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Well, considering they are plastic, I'm not sure if the paint would flake. Certainly the front would not be able to be painted. I don't think this would work and I, personally, would not try it, but I am not an expert. Wish I could be of more help.
1675396
I have used Prismacolor Watercolor pencils and Derwent with paint brushes loaded with water. It works beautifully. I have not done a lot of layering of colors w/water or scrubbing. I'm not sure how they would hold up, although they are thick. It's worth a try, these are inexpensive and can be used for many art projects.
198804
I don't see why they couldn't. The bottles are small so depending on the size of the hands you may be only to get a couple of prints out of each bottle but that is a really cute idea! I would just get a paper plate and squeeze out all the paint.
603780
I personaly don't use this paint. I bought this for an elderly client that I take care of. He uses it on wooded areas, paper and canvas. If your figures are going to be wooden I say this is the product for you but if you're trying to do glass or plastic. I don't think it'll be a good Idea.
1829450
That's a good question, I've never had a reason to try that before. My best guess would be any generic paint thinner. With any other paint that I typically use on models (which is what I got these pens for) I use paint thinner to clean the brushes and to clean up areas of excess paint. Since these pens are made of roughly the same kind of oil that the regular paints are I would assume that paint thinner would work just as good with them. Hope this helps and I definitely hope it works!
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Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope that helps out....Keda Dyes IncThank you for your interest Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope... » Read More Hmmmm....I am not exactly sure why someone would say that a paint brush cannot be used, unless they were perhaps talking about a specific application. You should be able to use a brush with no problems really. In fact, there are artists that use these to paint on wood, canvas, and other media that is even beyond my understanding. I have even heard of others mixing these with water color paints to create numerous paint technique variations as well as unique finishes. I really apologize for any confusion, but I am sure someone may have been referring to a more specific topic.Hope that helps out....Keda Dyes IncThank you for your interest « Show Less
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I found these paints too light for painting on glass. I assume they would work well on unglazed white mug. The paint did come off in the dishwasher.
961810
Yes, if you're adding them to a medium. They're very beautiful to work with. I've blended some in my acrylic paints for varying effects!
1380721
Yes, if you find the proper tip you can paint anything. I was very impressed with how quick I was able to paint my house
1325099
Yes. A few exaples are, ebay, tcpglobal.com, utrechtart.com and there are many more. To save money I buy acrylic (water based) paint at an arts and crafts like Joann's or Michael's. The liquid kind not paste. BUT IT MUST BE THINED WITH WATER FIRST. Too little water and it splats or won't spray. Too much and it runs and has coverage issues. Get that down and the choices are endless. So many acrylic colors available localy. Gloss, pearls, glow in the dark, etc. The cost is cheaper too, $1-3 for a 2oz bottle generally. Have fun.
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Yes, I would just lightly sand each one with a 180 grit sandpaper . And then paint light gray. :0)