now I'm trying something new, priming white with airbrush then the medium-thin colors with drying retarder
mix and dry briefly, then lighten again finely by using a damp brush
brightens or removes color
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bemalschritte
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Hello everybody
now I'm trying something new, priming white with airbrush then the medium-thin colors with drying retarder
mix and dry briefly, then lighten again finely by using a damp brush
brightens or removes color
now I'm trying something new, priming white with airbrush then the medium-thin colors with drying retarder
mix and dry briefly, then lighten again finely by using a damp brush
brightens or removes color
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tullo
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06 Jun 2020, 01:56
Interesting method, seems to give a subtle, almost watercolor effect. Please post some more, with maybe bigger closeups, if you are able. I am very interested to see more of this technique.
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Pocho Azul
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23 Jan 2021, 02:11
Seems to be a fast and effective method of painting. I think it works best with bright uniforms, like napoleonic Austrians. Have to test it by myself perhaps.
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T. Dürrschmidt
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wilberforcefrog
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23 Feb 2021, 19:52
I like the results, very clear and defined. Also the metal effects are very good !
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Iceman1964
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