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3 comments:
I love it Deb. That's the kind of painting I would like waiting for me in the studio every morning!
Oh my Deb! This is just coming along beautifully. How can you go wrong with such a wonderful drawing to follow? Here is my question, what pencil do you use for your drawing? My problem is that no matter what I use for a more detailed drawing, the graphite gets smeared as I work on it, which would be disastrous for this much detail you have here.
After I finish a pencil drawing, I usually wash clear water over the sheet to "set" the graphite so it won't smear, but while doing a detailed drawing such as this it would already be smeared.
Thanks for any tips...Susan
Thanks Christiane.
Susan - I just use mechanical pencils - .05 lead. I put down pieces of copy paper and "drape" the painting as I draw (and as I paint) so I don't smear. I will either wash off the graphite with a spray bottle before I begin painting, or use a kneaded eraser to lightly erase any extra graphite.
Hope that helps!
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