Nice. Idk how the water soluble ones work but adding linseed oil makes the paint thinner but also fatter meaning it’s going to take a lot longer to dry. Gamsol is a paint thinner which will liquify the paint in a similar consistency but also makes it leaner so it dries a lot quicker. The brand is Gamblin and they make a lot of good oil painting supplies, although I do prefer Windsor and Newton paints

You betchya, with gamsol as a medium

But left isn’t a car, that’s a snail. But he’s got nerves of steel

Parrish is one of my favorites, if you like this painting check out his Garden of Allah

I love 19th century cat pics

One of the worst I’ve seen was “blow load, piss, shit. Pipes are clean.” I saw that in 2011

A piece like this is my goal

ASS2GRASS BBY

I can get behind fast zombies that are infected, I’m with you there. But I can’t suspend disbelief if a rotting corpse out of the ground can run like Usain bolt. Side note I would like to see monster stories that follow traditional folklore that isn’t well known. Werewolves can revert to human through their true love and vampires can’t be seen in mirrors only because silver was used to make mirrors but not anymore so we should be able to see vampire reflections in some mirrors. I think that would be cool if made plot relevant

I think monster should have rules. Zombies aren’t fast, there’s just so many they over take you. Dracula dies from a stake through the heart, and the Wolfman dies from a silver bullet

Well, he’s not the entire creator of the show. Countless people worked on it over the years and you have to take into account how much supporting the art benefits the artist. Cosby is writing a book and a documentary; I would say supporting those ventures benefits him more than a TV from decades ago but idk. I dont think there’s a right or wrong answer

Like a true warrior, let your enemy see you as you are, unencumbered by earthly burdens. Show them the true spirit of who will slay them

Thanks, I was quite pleased with that myself

The clouds are executed so precisely, I’m so impressed and jealous

I’m kind of like a bee. People aren’t sure if I’m the mean kind or the nice, fuzzy pollinator but if you just wait it out, I’ll go

The invisible man. Claude rains was the perfect choice for that role, refined but sinister voice. Seriously there wasn’t any actor at that time who could have done a better job (I’m simping, I know)

Fair warning, this one isn’t for those who cry easily

Here’s an old picture of men testing bulletproof vests

Good guess but I actually went with Paul Ranson https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=KkcmjnWv4QE

Wow, thank you