Daler-Rowney ink
Mouse
project. But I am running into a problem. I'm trying to back erase and
it just wont come off! I even put an eraser tip in my dremal tool and it
won't cut through. I put a stone tool in my dremal and it worked but too
little and too much time to do it that way. So at this point I'm
airbrushing what I can and I'm doing some paintbrush work for detail and
highlights. Am I doing something wrong? Next art submission is due Sept.
13th so like usual trying to meet the deadline.
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Vern Enriques
Paul helped me some time ago, and I use Daler Rowney ink because
for my illustrations as well. Though I'm into more auto graphics
stuff now.
I remember distincly having the same problem that you had initially.
Paul will probably tell you that you are laying it on too thick. take
your time and layer it. In other words, light layer, erase, another layer
and erase, etc.
Try that....hope this helps
Aloha from Hawaii
Vern
airbrush ken
I tested the stuff about ten years ago for the importers here in Oz,
and it's a quality product.
Acrylic paints have two main parts...binder and pigments. The more
binder, the stronger the paint is...ie. sticks to the surface well. If
you reduce it with water it will loose some of it's strength, making
it a lot easier to rub or scratch back.
Hope that helps ya,
Ken
Mouse
with a brush either. I just need more patience right?
Vern Enriques
If it's good enough for Paul..it's good enough for me.
hehe
No...really it's good quality acrylic / I want to say ink...because
of it's very thin consistency. I like it though.
Use light coats...then scratch or erase back...then more light coats..
etc....don't pile it on and try to erase it later. Try that.
BTW....I didn't make that up....Paul taught that to me.
Aloha