Looking through the photos, it is obvious I've still got a lot of work to do, but having said that, I quite like the effect on these buildings, although I feel some more work needs to be done. Feel free to comment. . .
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Saturday, 31 October 2015
Airbrushing in a Blanchesque manner. . .
Now I bet that's something you don't here every day! Following ion form my airbrush announcement a while back, I thought i'd share a little bit of my progress with you all. For me, getting an airbrush isn't about redefining my painting, so much as it is about evolving it, basically the airbrush gives me new options for painting and also allows me to paint some larger pieces much faster, some of which I'd like to share with you now. . .
Looking through the photos, it is obvious I've still got a lot of work to do, but having said that, I quite like the effect on these buildings, although I feel some more work needs to be done. Feel free to comment. . .
Looking through the photos, it is obvious I've still got a lot of work to do, but having said that, I quite like the effect on these buildings, although I feel some more work needs to be done. Feel free to comment. . .
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Looking good! Did you enjoy using it?
ReplyDeleteThanks mate! It's a learning curve, but as in the post title, I've embraced the idea of using the airbrush as yet another tool to achieve my personal painting goals and not try to be too perfect lol!
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