Art History and Technique (for Ashlan)
This had gone on so long I just had to move it to a new thread. I rarely get a chance to talk about art, so woohoo. :)Quote: Varnish! That's what it was called. I'm working in acrylics right now, so I...
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Plutonium is its own element, it has an atomic weight of 244 and has 94 protons.
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Quote: Actually, I think there's a varnish for acrylics too. While it's not really necessary to "fix" the painting (like it is for pastels, or some other media), it is nice to keep it clean. Since...
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Wow, Ashlan! Good stuff. Very confident style and great understanding of anatomy. Rarer and rarer in artists these days...Quote: Man, I hate that spray on fixative. Sigh.The stuff you use for fixing...
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Quote: Wow, Ashlan! Good stuff. Very confident style and great understanding of anatomy. Rarer and rarer in artists these days...Chee! Why thank you! It's amazing how much life drawing and drawing...
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Well golly this is fun. :)Quote: It's amazing how much life drawing and drawing from someone else's work (we were required to draw so many drawings from the book "Drawing From The Masters") was an...
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wow, seyrah. those are really good. and sorry about those snipes I made about your brother, I actually like his work, but I was being a troll. I rate him up there with Tod Diterlizi and Rebecca Guay...
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Garagos, thanks for the kind word about my artwork (and my brother's). You know, he'd be glad to autograph some of your magic cards for ya. ;)I'd never heard of the x-raying thing. That sounds rather...
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I've heard of that but never seen it in action.
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