Stand Oil, which is made by heating (or Sun Thickened Oil) especially designed for glazing.
The Processed Oil dries into a glossy and flexible surface. The condensed Oils are oxidized and polymerized (known as Processed or Stand oils), while yielding preservation quality of the paintings. It also increases the refractive index of a thick condensed Oil; improving optical properties; refined luminous optical painterly effects.
The thick condensed Oil, improves optical properties. Glazing is done with condensed Oil have greater depth of tone, and improve colour vibrancy more than with other glazing mediums.
The Condensed Oil glazing can be thinly spread into the painting surface with a brush or rubbed into with your fingers.
The benefit of condensed Linseed Oil over traditional Linseed Oil is that it’s less prone to yellowing and more resistant to moisture and less of a chance to sink into the paint and wrinkle.
GAMBLIN OIL PAINTING MEDIUMS
True to historic working properties. Safer. More Permanent.
At Gamblin, their mission is to lead oil painting into the future. This means crafting materials as they ought to be, not just as they have been. Their contemporary mediums are true to historic working properties, yet safer and more permanent.
Painting mediums offer a great deal more than simply extending oil colours. Mediums modify the working properties of oil colour from the tube – from a fluid consistency for expressive mark making to a stiff paste for creating thick, crisp marks. Painting mediums also broaden the visual qualities of our colours – from increasing the transparency of paint layers, to creating a range of surface qualities, from high gloss to matte.
When a painting is completed, all of the thought, effort and emotion that went into it are reflected in the artist’s marks. Choosing the appropriate painting medium can be an essential part of making oil painting your own. With a painting medium that fits your needs, you can get into the flow of painting faster and stay there longer.
Oil painting mediums should not be used as a varnish or final coat.
