This is where I left off from all of the softening, scrubbing and building the darks in the center. I thought the lower highlights in the shadows needed to be "toned" as my eye would immediately be drawn there. The lower picture is how I toned the highlights. Now I can finally start to varnish this piece and get onto the next image!
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Hello,Guy.I'm curious about the varnish.Brush o airbrush for ROSA GRANDE?
E' VERAMENTE UN BELLISSIMO LAVORO.
Yesterday I started Friday WIP.
My violet glaze is too heavy,glazes are difficult for my!I think it's better now started another WIP.I like try to learn what I can not easily.A tip to keep the first glaze right?Which brush (round or square )on a quarter sheet?
(Sorry for mistake translation).Thanks for your help!
Post Scriptum:Hello,Guy.I restart today friday WIP.I read better your material list and I will use round brushes.
Hello Rita,
I use a spray varnish first to "set in" the paint and then use a liquid varnish and apply it with a fine sponge.
I wish my purple glaze was darker towards the bottom of the image!
It's all part of the process - can't wait to see what you come up with...
Dear Guy,I am too impatient for beautiful glazing and beautiful transition.I try to learn glaze and transition whit seriousness.To thank you I've dedicated a post and I will write a post with my first (nice...)attempts.Sorry for any google-translation-mistake.
I hope you like my post!Ciao.
Rita - I loved your post!
Can't wait to see how you proceed!
Will try and post a varnishing video for you soon.
Ciao Bella
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