How do I prepare a painting for exhibition?

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i love to do paintings and wish to earn through my creativity but don't have knowledge how should i start and from where ,kindly suggest .
Hi, It's great you love and have the passion for painting but just that is not enough to earn through this. Your question itself shows that you are at a very early stage of your career, so I would suggest...
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How do I begin with a refresher to my childhood painting skills to become professional painter?
Just follow basic steps for 2-3 months and must do arm and wrost exercise contacting with eyes and pencil on sheet. Then after all exercise. Just sketch whatever u see in front of you just carry pencil n sheets first. No medium.
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The highest-rated pigments can give almost unlimited lifespans.
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