A few triptychs on the aframe drying after being coated with damar varnish. It usually takes a day to dry.
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3 comments:
why do you put damar varnish on acrylic paintings?
Only on the oils, the acrylics are protected with a polymer varnish.
wow, I didn't know anybody did that anymore. I've never varnished a painting.
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