Hello, it's Antries, and welcome to the Savvy Painter Podcast.

A few weeks ago, I put out a call to see if you had any questions about color for

gambling artist colors.

Once again, I turned over the questioning to you.

This week, to answer your questions, I have the founder of Gamblin, Robert Gamblin and

Gamblin product manager Scott Gilatley. As founder of the company

Robert Gamblin has been obsessed with leading oil painting into the future and

most importantly keeping artists safe by carefully selecting the materials that we use every day.

As product manager at Gambling artist's color Scott Gilatley has the job artists dream of, a seemingly infinite supply of paints to play with.

Okay, so I know that no one's job is all rainbows and unicorns, but in my

imagination, Scott's job is pretty close.

Both Robert and Scott are also artists,

which makes their knowledge and perspective

even more intriguing, because they walk the walk.

In our last episode with Gamblin we talked extensively about

studio safety varnishes and mediums and if you didn't get a chance to listen to

it I highly highly recommend you listen to it now or after this episode.

So since we covered all of that in the last episode for this episode, we decided to talk about

pigments and colors.

I remember back when I was first starting out I brought rolls of coins from

my waitressing job to the art store. When you're that tight on money every nickel counts

and I always wondered was it better to splurge on the artist grade materials or was I okay with a student grade for now?

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