How the Pigment to Oil Ratio Changes the Way Your Paint Dries and Ages
New research shows your pigment to oil ratio shapes how oil paint ages — and that zinc white behaves unlike any other pigment tested.
The substance that binds the pigment in paint. The plural is mediums. It is also called a binder, vehicle, or base. In acrylic paints, this is a synthetic substance consisting of acrylic polymers. In oil paints, it is a natural oil such as linseed or poppy oil. In tempera paint, it is egg yolks or gums.
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