Paintings and simple drawings either on walls, rocks, backside of trees and the ground was among the ways of passing across a message during the ancient times. Modern writing had not been introduced by then but conveniently passed the message intended. It is therefore evident that the art of painting have existed for many years. Today it has been perfected with masterpiece art work resulting from it leading to oil painting reproductions painters.

The painters have a lot to consider while carrying out their work. It is definitely difficult to come up with an exact paint work as the original but similarity between it and the reproduction bridges the gap. The duplicate should therefore include every single element portrayed in the original be it the color, brush pattern or even the type of brush used.

It is also advisable to use the same technique used on the original. The reproduction therefore needs to be totally hand painted with no use of any mechanical or electronic device in any stage of the process. Others may try to make the process easier by photocopying an original then later applying same paint. This totally ruins the concept and makes the product loose quality and value.

Specific oil paints are used to make masterpiece art work. Their reproduction should therefore be made of the same quality of coat. If for example only newton premium grade British oil paints were used, they should not be mixed with any other while coming up with the duplicate. This is well documented on an original painter website since they value their work and would not like anyone to lower the standards they set.

This work is normally done on premium-grade commercial canvas. Low end painters may want to cut cost and instead use plain cloth which they stretch and cover with clue or staple pins to create a canvas. This can never at any point be compared to professionally produced premium grade commercial canvas manufactured in countries well known for its expertise, quality and history in fine art.

Oil coat reproductions products should also be made of same size as the first one. Size matters as it tells that every inch of a drawing is of the same dimension as that on the original. It also helps in creation of a sense of originality as a big or smaller size automatically gives a conclusion that it is fake despite it being a reproduction product.

Making a duplicate does not mean that the painter has the go ahead for selling it or displaying it at art galleries yet. The art work has to go through a number of approvals. Photographs of the same are sent to the original creators for multiple strict quality control inspections. If it passes this stage, the painter is given a go ahead to display the art work or even put it up for sale.

Again the price of oil art painting reproductions varies a bit from those on original works. Pricing is crucial as duplicates should never at any point be sold at prices higher than the original since it is already someone else job redone. A painter has to publicly publish their prices on their respective communication channels.