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Favorite visual artistLots. All-around favorite might be Peter Paul RubensTools of the TradeOils, acrylics, gouache, pencilOther InterestsArchaeology, history, theology
Hello! We saw you left #Tomb-Raider-Groupies. Is there anything that happened to make you choose to leave? Is there anything we can remedy? Let us know!
No, nothing like that. I’m just cutting back on the number of groups I belong to as I have more art coming through my inbox than I have time to look at. My Tomb Raider illustration was just a one-time thing I did on the side, not the type of work I do regularly, so I wouldn’t be making future contributions to the group. But I do very much appreciate your invitation to join. Thanks very much.
nice ID, something refreshing about seeing an artists workspace and the artist at work. Not one for looking over shoulders but seeing a stillshot of ones makeshift studio reminds me of the process behind the work.
any tips for acrylics I'm sort of a beginner and have wasted far too much paint and want to do things "right" this time around, like I think I'm going to stop using so much opaque paint early in the work not only stylistically but to be more cost-effective.
must add you, your Biblical illustrations are awesome so I need to take a closer look here God Bless!
Except when you're looking to create some kind of texture I recommend applying your acrylics very thinly and building up your painting with a series washes and glazes. This can give you some of the richness and fullness of an oil but without the long drying stages. Golden’s OPEN acrylics can also save you some money as they dry very slowly but, for the same reason, can be a little difficult to use if you want to work fast.