Switch to Acrylic paints. No ventilation needed, soap and water cleanup, and most of the paints are so non-toxic they're edible.
When I began painting back in the Industrial Age, I soon found a strong intolerate to being near turps and quickly had to switch to acrylics. I prefer them now and, trust me, more and more artists are discovering what a lifetime of living next to turps can do, the more switch over.
And if you get really daring, you can use acrylics as water colors.
Yes..I did do some acrylic work, but I missed the smooooching of the oils.
It's an entirely new way to paint and I never really got into it. I should take lessons in my retirement, but I have so much I do now..can I fit any more in????
You would cry if you could see the new tubes of paint that have gone old on me. What a sin..
Watercolor is theeee hardest to get the hang of. I love it, but it doesn't love me. My friend here that just died was a terrific watercolor artist. She also had a kiln and made her own hand-painted tiles. She did take lessons for years tho.
Do you make a habit of eating your paint? I guess I never realized that this was a big consideration.