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this post was submitted on 23 Jun 2023
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Yea each paint is different. Even different colors can be slightly different.
I think you just have to paint lots and lots of clouds tbh.
I am OK at painting, like I know the process, and used to be pretty into it, but I am out of the loop, sorry.
Painting is very tactile. There's little separation between you and the medium. You just have to do it a bunch yknow.
Just thought I'd pop in.