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Old 05-01-2003, 11:27 PM   #19
Timothy C. Tyler Timothy C. Tyler is offline
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Couple of things

Firstly, try a real mahogany palette - not plywood for pure soulfulness. Second, there are two linens mentioned above here that you need to understand, both for sale thru Utrecht; Classens' primed and Utrecht primed-single or double primed...maybe that's 4 types huh? I've found all may offer you knots where smooth cheeks may ought to be. There are finer portrait linens available which you will need worry less about bumps and knots - I mean finer as a non-judgement term.
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