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Tried reference photo, with modification for this module. Some “stop lines” stopped. Others did not! Finding the right paint to water ratio and load of brush to create a bead that can eventually be painted down to a stop line, not an easy task for me.
Used Quinacridone Gold, Pyrrol Crimson and Ultramarine Blue. In the end, had to drop the value a notch on the gourd’s shade side. Caused the area to be overworked. Best I could do this go around.
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In this lesson, we'll look at stop lines and how they can help us plan our paintings - and our breaks!
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In this lesson, we'll look at stop lines and how they can help us plan our paintings - and our breaks!
Tried reference photo, with modification for this module. Some “stop lines” stopped. Others did not! Finding the right paint to water ratio and load of brush to create a bead that can eventually be painted down to a stop line, not an easy task for me.
Used Quinacridone Gold, Pyrrol Crimson and Ultramarine Blue. In the end, had to drop the value a notch on the gourd’s shade side. Caused the area to be overworked. Best I could do this go around.
