ayy esta nina!!!!! muchas gracias, oye djate de pendejadas pon tu trabajo!!

Thank you for the comment on "behold"... wow, suggestions. Well, I found it really hard to get as much variation in tone that I wanted. I think it is partially due to the ink drying up a little bit, and using mayfair. If you want a lot of subtleties I would suggest using rag paper. I used solvent for most of my textures. It is interesting to see how the solvent will go into the ink and create a unique separation . However, I found it hard for the textures to transfer. So I then started putting solvent on and dabbing it right away with a cloth, scrap paper or paper towel. It helps the solvent dry faster and as well creates a different technique. With my monoprints I first started off with putting a ground and then drawing the image on top and creating shadows by wiping away, which also creates a really cool texture. I hope that my suggestions have helped, and good luck with your project... By the way beautiful work, great technique.

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how are you and Mar doing back at college? Well, I hope. Good luck on all your finals, both of you!

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Thanx for stoppin by and checkin out me bits mate, and keep an eye out there will be more oddities and fun to come soonish.............




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hola puprida
welcome

thanks a lot for the fav!

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thank you for taking a look to my works and beatiful comment i really like your works too!!

thank you! :]

you put clumps of gesso on a board and then place saran wrap and put it in designs you want the creases to be and let it dry. it takes FOREVER for it to dry though so you have to be patient! i really love your work! i love your use of colors!!!