you wouldnt need to thin the paint, and i like working on matte boardsWhat in the sam heck would you need a .7 setup for. If i concentrate really hard i can pull lines thinner than a pencil, i would be afraid of damaging that needle
you wouldnt need to thin the paint, and i like working on matte boardsWhat in the sam heck would you need a .7 setup for. If i concentrate really hard i can pull lines thinner than a pencil, i would be afraid of damaging that needle
yup etac fx for meThe same goes for paint. Start with good paint.
What in the sam heck would you need a .7 setup for. If i concentrate really hard i can pull lines thinner than a pencil, i would be afraid of damaging that needle
its all good, and yes a .7mm can pull some nice lines without reduction, my happy place is .3mm or even .5Ok i completely read the bottom of his post wrong. Note to self have at least one cup of coffee before reading morning posts.Sorry Mike.
Cool i just need to keep at it.
I'm flattered, thank youWell you have some very nice work in your albums. One day i will be putting a album together
Hell I Cant do lines or dagger strokes I shake too Much!. Glad someone will do the homework Required.Im still on dots,lines,and daggers. Its starting to come together. Feel more confident everyday. Thanks for all your support everyone. And your very welcome Jacke.
I still can't do straight lines and dagger stroke's I shake too much!. But at least your doing your Homework and learning grasshopper!Im still on dots,lines,and daggers. Its starting to come together. Feel more confident everyday. Thanks for all your support everyone. And your very welcome Jacke.
Your paint pal wolf took about 4 hour's time!I also didn't realize just how many hours can go into a single piece, especially when it comes to realism..
I firmly believe that dots and dagger strokes are for serious artists... I prefer the "spray and pray" method, its hella more fun!I still can't do straight lines and dagger stroke's I shake too much!. But at least your doing your Homework and learning grasshopper!
I firmly believe that dots and dagger strokes are for serious artists... I prefer the "spray and pray" method, its hella more fun!