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triumph1050
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Yes i will make somes practice. Mr. Micron, if i mix white with rootbeer, i'll have to mix transparent base alot with it, to make it realy transparent. Because i don't want to loose my white foundation.
with your white foundation you just need to dust coat the rootbeer.
That is kind of what I did on this paint pal painting I sent to Cheryl last year..Mr.Micron - Airbrushforum Photos
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ad fez
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Micron. .... What did Josh user on that pile of bones he did. .... Was that a sepia?
On the helmet he won August POM he use Candy Rootbeer.
But he started it on white surface http://www.airbrushforum.org/open-bar/6457-what-kandy-color-would-you-go-8.html
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Looking at your reference, i would go for a more of a sepia starting with an over reduced dusting then gradually build your tones up for the shaded/darker areas along with the fades. Like with the other suggestions from above with the root beer, that would work also with the same method. But it all depends on how true you want it to be compared to the reference. Ive also used Burnt umber and that created a real nice bone color. Just try some tests with different colors as mentioned to make it look how you want it.
I forgot to mention doing this with transparents cause then you can use your white base to help with the fades and lighter tones.
I forgot to mention doing this with transparents cause then you can use your white base to help with the fades and lighter tones.
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ad fez
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no i dont think thats the one im thinking off. it was a sepia colour pile of bones on poster board.... ill try and find it a bit later
