The process of oil painting is using drying oil with pigment in order to create a picture. The person who is most commonly known as the inventor of the technique is Van Eyck. Linseed oil, poppy seed oil, walnut oil and safflower oil are the most commonly used oils for this technique. By the peak point of the Renaissance, the most common painting technique was oil painting in comparison to tempera paints. Oil paints became more popular than tempera due to their ability to take longer to dry providing artist more time to paint as well as being brighter and providing a smooth finish in comparison to tempera.
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gold and white would be a perfect color
<span>There are light absorbing color bodies called chromophores that are present in dyes. The color(s) we see are based upon these chemical bonds and the amount of light that is absorbed in a particular wavelength. ... Other objects may reflect the light more, which makes them less prone to fade.
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In this example all of the above is the answer.
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my favorite artist is akira toriyama from dragon Ball