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A portion of the transfer |
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Portion #2 |
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This is the final sketch. |
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Storyboarding...this is a method I employ using individual drawings on tracing paper and
arranging them to create a pleasing composition. It works great and I'm
too cheap to buy another version of Adobe Elements. |
This time I'm putting a new spin on things. This style is new to me and I'm not sure how it will turn out but why let that stop me, huh? I've put down a coat of acrylic gesso on matboard to add an element of texture, let that dry and then painted the surface with black acrylic paint. I transferred my drawing with white transfer paper and things are now ready for color. I plan to use a palette of soft greens and blues but that may change depending on how it's looking in process. Wish me luck!
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