"What's with the upside down thing"?
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I explained that all the tops are often the same color. The colors are easier seen upside down...
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I've had the "upside down thing" pointed out by numerous people as odd over the years, even from experienced artistic types. My reasons make sense to me and surprised is such a surprise to others ...am I crazy?
Nope, not crazy. I do the same thing. It also keeps the skin that sometimes forms on the top of the paint from clogging the squirt top.
ReplyDeleteJust makes sense :o)
Also not crazy cuz the paint comes out easily, without the disgusting pppbbbfffttt of air.
ReplyDeleteYou might make converts of us all, Dave!
Totally smart! And it makes a nice photo! My mom always put her markers upside down to keep them from drying out, she said. That's what your image reminds me of.
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