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Stvarno si jedan od najboljih CP crtaća na KZread i daleko najinformativniji. For others to understand: You can tone the sanded paper with some very intensive colors which will not leave any residue or a thick layers of paint. Those are colored inks (kohinor) or dyes like Ecoline watercolor or acrylic inks like Aerocolor (from Schminke). In that way you can have underpainting of any intensity or color and not limit yourself to thin or pale layers (of pigment based colors like gouache etc)

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Ti seguo da tempo con entusiasmo, sei veramente molto bravo e mi piace il tuo stile. Non è semplice seguire quello che fai, ma cerco di fare del mio meglio. I tuoi tutorial sono molto ben fatti e ho imparato molto da te.. Spero che continuerai ad aiutare chi,come me, è un autodidatta e finché lo farai ti seguirò!

So super to watch the pencil process unfold. As super are the voiceovers. Hurray to your sister and her support of your art. Wondering - with the camel piece, did you actually trace the camel from the reference? And how did you transfer that to the 800 grit artist's paper? Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful talents.

@MiroslavSunjkic

2 ай бұрын

I traced a bit because the paper is a bit thick just to get the general shape. I did the rest in free hand. I was needlessly worried about erasing and modifying. It's not a problem at all.

@user-tg8wh7uz3j

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for your reply. I didn't mean to sound offensive regarding tracing. Mostly I was wondering how you did the transfer onto the 800 grit sandpaper. I've seen you draw free-hand so very beautifully before applying charcoal or colored pencils. I do choose to draw free-hand, but with far far far far less expertise than you. After the line drawing (which can take me considerable amounts of time), I become mired in adding believable values. Watching your tutorials makes achievement of goals that I imagine seem more doable. Again, thank you for sharing your talents.