gamzee what the fuck is your hand doing
fuck is you who

god your paintings are WONDERFUL.

kjgjkhg really??? wow thank you!! c8

yes!! and you draw the most precious jane ;u;

blblbl thanks! and gosh yes I think everyone should draw jane she is the most fun thing to draw!!

shES SO CUTE YOU DONT EVEN KNOW
well
maybe you do
still
cUTIE

omg did you do this
with a palette knife
how do you even
i can;t use one to save my life aaaAAAA

ahaha nah, chopped up the lid of an ice cream container :,D we were doing a whole lot of that sorta stuff in class and then it kept happening??? blubbghll it's horrible but addictive

DUBE that is even cooler >:3 makin your owwwnnn art tools! I thought it totes was the knife cuz it looks like that style AND because I steal plastic cake servers to be palette knives omfg we can be cheapwinners together

ahhaha that sounds pretty great wow I should def try that sometime, do you just use it with really large quantities of acrylic paint or? O:

mainly with oils n acrylics, I like to work thick with every type of paint really @.@ and you sorta have to with acrylic if you want to blend but yeah, haha
I use a lot of oil paints too (which is bad for conservation) but it has a really nice effect when you put layer over heavy layer, like you're almost sculpting *u*~

man yes I really love the whole thick layers of paint effect, I keep meaning to try oils - don't know anything about them but we probably have them lying around the house somewhere :0 are they just sort of thicker acrylics, or?

Oils are really fun actually! (i didn't use them until our bigger assignments because I wanted to just go with what I knew, which was acrylics BUT i ran out of paint fast so oils was more cost-effective hehe)
Oils are different from acrylics in several ways: one, they take ASSLONG to dry, haha. This makes them really easy to blend with other colours which is nice but also if you blend too much you end up muddying all the colours (this can be good or bad depending on what you want to do) and it can also be difficult to layer new paint on top without smearing. I often would just apply even thicker paint, which is one route ahah, but the other and probably better thing to do is to wait or use liquin, which is a oil-mixture thing that speeds up the drying process.
Another difference is that, because they blend well, you don't have to use as much paint (like, I still use a LOT for that thick effect but not near as much as I would with acrylics) because they are so concentrated. You will also need to buy a certain solvent to clean the brushes as water just doesn't get oils out :C I have gamsol which is pretty good but there are many other things like turpentine or linseed oil you can use too :3c
ummm I think that's all I can think of for now XD