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Why does Edward Gordon paint with alkyds and not oil or acrylic?

April 26, 2017acrylic alkyds edward gordon Oil paint

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Why does Edward Gordon paint with alkyds and not oil or acrylic?

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AEdward prefers the drying time of alkyds. They dry to the touch in a couple of hours. This is opposed to acrylic paints, which dry in minutes, or to oil paints, which require many days or weeks of drying time.