u/natnatxo

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I’m gonna give it a shot. I do believe in God very much but I don’t know if this would help me too much if they make it prominently about God instead of getting into the nittygritty science of how we can stop ripping our flesh apart. But I will try this resource out I got nothing to lose. Skin picking is destroying my life for over a decade.

I wake up feeling violently achy and it lingers through the whole day. Could be due to poor sleep but I seriously can’t handle it anymore. Holistic supplement suggestions?

I just imagine how much better things would be if I can end it all and never have to see my wounded disgusting picked scarred skin even again

So I watched a bunch of videos I will clean it score it and stuff it. Gonna be doing it in the oven, thinking about wrapping it in foil. any suggestions on how long to cook it for and what temp? It’s about 3lbs

I purchased lacquer to shine my pours after that have dried. Question is I don’t even really know how long a canvas takes to truly dry given that it can look and feel dry on the surface but can still be in the process of drying. How long do you guys typically give the green light to spray with lacquer? I never used it before but it was recommended to me here on Reddit to restore shine and counteract that dullness that always happens after drying

I’m sure you guys can relate. But it’s like every time there’s progress there is almost this itch to fuck it up, knowing how you’ll feel after. But you still go for it. Why do we do this? It’s killing every last ounce of hope left in me. How to deal with this?

When I used to smke w**d my paintings were one million times more beautiful. Now they’re trash. It’s ironic cause back then I had no structure or rules that I followed with acrylic pours and they came out simply beautiful. Now I try to do the same, just freeball it, and they’re garbage. Makes me wanna quit.

I was recommended biafine on this forum, Do you guys like it? Does it help you?

The act of the gunk surfacing just makes me squeeze it more.

I’ve heard Amsterdam, liquitex, artists loft. Whats best ?

What’s better? And For krylon which one is best? Theres lots of them. Want a glass like clear finish

Only? Can’t use it as a regular medium? Didn’t know that

Help. I use premixed paint but will be making my own paints soon. Is this why? It shouldn’t be :(

I’ll probably get Australian floetral but I’m wondering what brand of acrylic paint is best to mix with it to make my own paint

I’m gonna start making my own paint but I wanna know truly does it end up being the same price range as buying premixed paint or do you save a lot

When I use up all my premixed ready to pour paints I’m gonna start making my own. I been doing lots of research on what the best formulas are. People say floetral, Australian floetral, liquitex medium with Amsterdam acrylic paint, etc. I’m wondering if anyone has used the Amsterdam pouring medium? Or liquitex acrylic paint mixed with a medium? Just looking for the best combo that would give me glossy results and cells, quality work in general