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A. T. Hibbard - From the Colour category:
Never use pure white; it doesn't exist in nature. (A. T. Hibbard)
A. T. Hibbard - From the Plein-Air category:
Painting with stiffened hands in zero weather is, in itself, something of a trick. (A. T. Hibbard)
A. T. Hibbard - From the Plein-Air category:
Snow and paint make a hopeless mixture. When a gale blows, you need to scrape your palette clean and, if the colors are not too stiff in the tubes, reset it with fresh pigment. There is always the hazard of frozen ears and frostbitten nose. (A. T. Hibbard)
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