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Old 02-01-2003, 03:31 PM   #9
Timothy C. Tyler Timothy C. Tyler is offline
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I have both. The Master's seems to have a bit of grit (pumice?) and the Ugly Dog doesn't. I can't help but think anything with grit might be wearing down my brushes a little every time I use it.

As far as cancer and artists goes - artists still have a very long life expectancy. Think about Monet, DaVinci, Heroz; 100 years old, Parrish; 94?, Renoir, etc., etc. These guys used far more dangerous stuff than most of us. Cancer also strikes many people who never paint. Take care.
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