[molchansky.eyal]

he’s got great art, i will read more about him
and i also think that combining western and oriental art is beautiful, even though sometimes sticking with tradition can be wonderful too.

[molchansky.eyal]

oh, wow i will read the interview, this is very interesting.
it is hard to learn by myself, but i have no other options, at least i have some experience in western art.
i really appreciate all the information you are sharing 🙂

[molchansky.eyal]

thank you so much for all the help and recommendations 🙂
i will organize my shopping list and order

[molchansky.eyal]

i see,
i am sorry that i have a lot of questions, but i have one more 🙂
what is a good alternative to those 2 that doesn’t have turpentine? or are all inksticks has turpentine?
(i am a bit allergic if i inhale it, in oil paintings i do not use turpentine at all).

(again i am very sorry for so much questions).

[molchansky.eyal]

Hello LuoYan,

thank you for the help,
does the inkstick with the green tea have turpentine in it? is it glossy?
also how is this inkstick as a less expensive option instead of the one with the green tea?:

铁斋翁 Tie Zhai Weng Traditional Oil Soot Black Inkstick

and thank you again!

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