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8 comments:
great - I love glimpsing in the sketchbooks of my favourite artists! :) I like the first and the last double page the most. especially the bunny on the first and the blue on red creatures on the last double spread page :) keep it up.
your sketchbooks are epic.
ohhh, marveles, jaja
hermosos y sutiles!
que bueno que subas estos trazos, y que compartas los procesos
gracias
saludos!
Hello, I have a question, when you paint on a copper plate how do you prepare the surface? I enjoy looking in your sketchbooks. Thank you! Bye
the easiest way is to give the copper a light sanding and spray with auto primer, sand and give it a few layers of gesso. having said that i don't do it that way. i build up many layers of gesso and matte medium brushing in different directions until i have finally dispensed with the matte medium and am only using partially watered down gesso. i sand with very fine grit, 300 and 600, between every 5 layers or so. being careful and patient is the key.
WOW!!! But thank you! I'll give it a try.
Sorry, anonymous is me.
Wow. These make me want to draw. Great stuff!
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