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Old 01-04-2004, 03:55 PM   #3
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Dear Julianne,

I have tried the Ampersand panels and found them too hard for the way I tend to work. The amount of give you like, and the way you work has everything to do with whether a surface is right for you.

I have been working on Wallis paper mounted to board for years, and it's definitely the surface I like best, since it lends itself to underpainting without buckling or getting its tooth filled up.

Recently I have been using the same ground for oils, and love it. You might try the thread that Sharon Knettel's started on Substrates here

Good luck!
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