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linseed oil A reactive finish made from the seeds of flax plants.
Ãâó: countryworkshops.org/glossary.html
linseed oil The primary binding agent in oil painting and printing inks, made by pressing the seeds of the flax plant.
Ãâó: www.zimmerworks.com/oilpaintingvocab.htm
linseed oil An extraction from the seed of the flax plant, the same plant that is used to make linen for canvas. See Oil Painting, Mediums, Varnishes and Solvents (coming soon).
Ãâó: www.kidzpicz.com/Artist%20Manual/dictionaryofartis...
linseed oil Oil extracted from the seed of flax, commonly used as the base for OIL PAINT
Ãâó: www.wildlifeart.com/glossery.php
linseed oil Linseed oil is derived from flax and is a major ingredient in a lot of oil paints and varnishes. Raw linseed oil dries very slowly, unlike boiled linseed oil which is simply raw oil with chemical accelerators, called "driers" added. Because boiled linseed oil has a faster drying time, people generally prefer to use this.
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