Brothers, I urge you not to paint for long hours indoors...

[Kastor Krieg]

... get outside sometimes, kay? ;)

http://i.imgur.com/jYtojui.jpg

[Midlight]

But it rains outside... and I'm not sure that counts for thinning your paints.

[Brother Casman]

But the light conditions are always changing outside! ;)

[wamphiry]

During summer I usually paint on my balcony. Only problem is the greek heat, even my wet pallete dries up and that kind of sucks 

[Sete]

But there's people outside.

[Kastor Krieg]

But there's people outside.

Hell is other people, ergo painting outside is painting in the warp. Remember about your Geller field and daily prayer! 

[NovemberIX]

I feel like that's a shot at us along the Gulf Coast who have a hurricane on the way ;)

[Disruptor_fe404]

You know, I hadn't really thought about it before, but I could totally buy a folding table like you have there, and paint on my balcony now that summer is coming up...

 

Thanks for the idea!

[Grand Master Laertes]

During summer I usually paint on my balcony. Only problem is the greek heat, even my wet pallete dries up and that kind of sucks 

 

That's exactly why each year I stop painting in the summer (I live in Italy)

[sockwithaticket]

I live in the South-East of England, possibly the warmest, driest bit of the country and it still wouldn't be worth setting up outside in the Summer as 60% of the time you'd be going straight back in after about 10 minutes due to the weather. 

You lucky  .

[Kierdale]

The humidity!

My paints would be thinned with sweat :(

[Kastor Krieg]

You know, I hadn't really thought about it before, but I could totally buy a folding table like you have there, and paint on my balcony now that summer is coming up...

 

Thanks for the idea!

No biggie, that's why I shared (and to share a grin, too) :D

 

I live in the South-East of England, possibly the warmest, driest bit of the country and it still wouldn't be worth setting up outside in the Summer as 60% of the time you'd be going straight back in after about 10 minutes due to the weather. 

 

You lucky  .

Sorry, NOT SORRY! :v

 

The humidity! My paints would be thinned with sweat

Try sweating onto the palette? Can't help much :P

[jlmb_123]

I live in the South-East of England, possibly the warmest, driest bit of the country and it still wouldn't be worth setting up outside in the Summer as 60% of the time you'd be going straight back in after about 10 minutes due to the weather.

 

You lucky .

I live in Wales, by the time you open the door to go outside it's raining.

 

 

 

 

Until the following year's ten minute dry patch.

[E_50_Panzer]

Sunlight disturbs me!

 

I always airbrush outside though.

[Cyrox]

I live on the outskirts of Bolton, which has a weather system not unlike Kamino!

 

When it's nice though, will take your advice and paint in the garden.

[Perry]

Bugs, wind and no TV to listen too.

[Kastor Krieg]

Bugs, wind and no TV to listen too.

Bug spray, shielded terrace and tablet/phone with Youtube documentaries to watch and listen to while painting. 

 

:D

[sockwithaticket]

 

I live in the South-East of England, possibly the warmest, driest bit of the country and it still wouldn't be worth setting up outside in the Summer as 60% of the time you'd be going straight back in after about 10 minutes due to the weather.

 

You lucky .

I live in Wales,

 

You have my sympathies

[Semper Fortis]

But there's people outside.

This ^^

 

WHY would I want to leave my safe, comfortable bolt-hole for the risk of interaction with humanoids?

[Magos Takatus]

Last time I decided to work outside I lost a tiny piece of my model aircraft in the lawn somewhere. I haven't assembled or painted models outside since. Besides, I'd probably get attacked by pigeons and ants knowing my luck.  

 

If I need to experience outside I can open a window.  

[Doghouse]

I'd love to spend long hours painting. :(

 

To be honest though sitting out in the garden and painting, weather permitting, is actually a great way to paint because of the natural lighting...unless like me it's the shed you are painting.

[Slave to Darkness]

Last time I tried painting outside I managed one brush stroke and then the paint was virtually dry on my brush. 

 

Safer indoors, no people, bugs, random cats or invading aliens. 

[GrandMagnus]

Would love to brother, but it's 32ºC outside and damn humid, so... imma hide from the sun for now. :P

[Kristoff]

I live in Arizona.  It gets so hot outside that plastic spears that are not laid down are bent by the time you get to the game store.  We think a 45 C day is "cooling off" if the monsoon hasn't hit.  Humidity?  We think it's high at 40%, averaging 14-20% during the year.  If I don't have a monsoon that day or the day before, the paint is destroyed if I take it outside any time between 9am and 7pm.

[Galron]

Hmm Mosquitoes and 105 heat index with 80%+ humidity. No I am ok painting inside. I dont go outside unless I have work to do on the yard.