No, never. I just asked about it because I heard the term once a long time ago, but to be honest I'm note even sure what an oil painting is. Is it like the same thing they put in engines to make them run smoothly?
This was actually a question for the OP, since he has experience in it, but I'll bite.
If you use high quality paper and printing, you can make extremely high quality prints that imitate all kinds of effects like oil, watercolor, colored pencil, and sketching. I actually have quite a bit of experience in producing them, which is why I asked this question in the first place.
There are many other factors besides texture to consider. Cost, color, consistency, etc.
This was actually a question for the OP, since he has experience in it, but I'll bite.
If you use high quality paper and printing, you can make extremely high quality prints that imitate all kinds of effects like oil, watercolor, colored pencil, and sketching. I actually have quite a bit of experience in producing them, which is why I asked this question in the first place.
There are many other factors besides texture to consider. Cost, color, consistency, etc.