For those who didn't post, I can only assume that they have no idea what to do in such a situation. Do not fear, BBS is here.
BBS Protips:
1. Scoop some up and taste it to determine if it's worthy of preserving.
2. Scream and holler, throw up both your hands in the air.
3. Suddenly realize that this is the perfect color for your watercolor painting.
BigBallinStalin wrote:For those who didn't post, I can only assume that they have no idea what to do in such a situation. Do not fear, BBS is here.
BBS Protips:
1. Scoop some up and taste it to determine if it's worthy of preserving.
2. Scream and holler, throw up both your hands in the air.
3. Suddenly realize that this is the perfect color for your watercolor painting.
But what if my art is oil-based? And what if so is what I'm painting?
BigBallinStalin wrote:For those who didn't post, I can only assume that they have no idea what to do in such a situation. Do not fear, BBS is here.
BBS Protips:
1. Scoop some up and taste it to determine if it's worthy of preserving.
2. Scream and holler, throw up both your hands in the air.
3. Suddenly realize that this is the perfect color for your watercolor painting.
BigBallinStalin wrote:For those who didn't post, I can only assume that they have no idea what to do in such a situation. Do not fear, BBS is here.
BBS Protips:
1. Scoop some up and taste it to determine if it's worthy of preserving.
2. Scream and holler, throw up both your hands in the air.
3. Suddenly realize that this is the perfect color for your watercolor painting.
But what if my art is oil-based? And what if so is what I'm painting?
BMO
Then obviously this need not apply to you; otherwise, add olive oil.
We've all heard of Blue Man Group, start a "Red Man Group". The show's finale is you pissing on a blank canvas in complete silence. The masterpiece(once dried) is sold at auction at an ungodly price.