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TARZAN Step By Step 32by *JoeJusko

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Finished ape head. The fur, btw, was rendered using short, fast strokes with the edge of a small bristle brush. It leaves a nice soft stroke that mimics fur pretty well.

~KoscheiTheDeathless Sep 28, 2012

This is just freaking amazing.

*kongvmax Sep 26, 2012

do you ever go back and blend? or do you paint over with another color?

*JoeJusko Sep 26, 2012

I do NO wet blending. It's all wet-on-dry painting, washes & glazes and dry brushing.

*kongvmax Sep 26, 2012

so to make adjustments you have to wait till the paint drys?..doesnt that take awhile? and by dry brushing do you mean a new brush or just one thats been wiped clean but may be damp

*JoeJusko Sep 28, 2012

Acrylics dry almost instantly. It's their benefit and their drawback. Dry brushing is done with a brush wiped down to a minimal amount of paint. You have to reload and wipe every few strokes.

*kongvmax Sep 29, 2012

yes I remember see it done now, takes quite the tecnique.digital is alot easyer but not as satisifing

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