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AJs
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Hi all
I was at a custom car show the other day and inspire paints had a stand up, loads of cool vibrant candy colours, pearl sparkles and a neat looking base colour set with flesh tone in too, all urethane based. Long story short i couldn't help myself and spent far more money than i should have
So my question... Ive only used water base so far, createx illustration and etac efx so the erasing technique works neat for giving highlights in flesh tone portraits etc, or even correcting mistakes.
How do you go about this with urethane base paint? as far as I'm aware erasing isn't an option, and white on top of other colours creates blue shift?
The inspire guys had some cool examples of work with the urethane stuff including pretty realistic portrait work so i presume there must be a method?
I was at a custom car show the other day and inspire paints had a stand up, loads of cool vibrant candy colours, pearl sparkles and a neat looking base colour set with flesh tone in too, all urethane based. Long story short i couldn't help myself and spent far more money than i should have
So my question... Ive only used water base so far, createx illustration and etac efx so the erasing technique works neat for giving highlights in flesh tone portraits etc, or even correcting mistakes.
How do you go about this with urethane base paint? as far as I'm aware erasing isn't an option, and white on top of other colours creates blue shift?
The inspire guys had some cool examples of work with the urethane stuff including pretty realistic portrait work so i presume there must be a method?