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1.   Nov 12, 2006 5:23 PM

» Feature Writer Alina Bradford - Do you use things other than brushes to paint?

This discussion was inspired by the post below. Once again, Bambootiger has a great idea!

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2.   Nov 12, 2006 5:32 PM

» Feature Writer Alina Bradford - » bambootiger - One idea I've tried and that seemed to work out

One idea I've tried and that seemed to work out well is to use a sponge with watercolors. I took a sheet of paper and a coarse sea sponge and then mixed a few different colors, in this case a few greens and a brown. Then I sponged on a random pattern , and some layers of the same, and I scratched in a little texture pattern with a bamboo stick. After it dried I sprayed on several layers of workable fixative. Then I made a pencil line drawing with the method I used in my portrait tutorial (You can see the tutorial here: http://paintingdrawing.suite101.com/arti... After that I did some coloring with colored pencil and then lastly with a small detail brush and some paint. It turned out fairly well as an experiment and I plan do some more in a similar way in the future.
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