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silverstar
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This is a card front , bristol paper . Im happy with my wood grain but what can i do or use to get a rough splintered texture to it ?
Can't is not an excuse .
This is a card front , bristol paper . Im happy with my wood grain but what can i do or use to get a rough splintered texture to it ?
Can't is not an excuse .
MeeshellMP
Goddess Queen of carts
Great job!!
This is a card front , bristol paper . Im happy with my wood grain but what can i do or use to get a rough splintered texture to it ?
Can't is not an excuse .
Erasing , scratching both work well for highlighting and giving different effects to wood grain.
The wood grain looks good.
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silverstar
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Thank you , Mr. Micron . I did try erasing but other than smoothing or should i say blending colors for me . I didnt achieve results beyond that . Since it was over reduced the paper wanted to break down . Scratching is a technique i have yet to try .
Can't is not an excuse .
Can't is not an excuse .
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wmlepage
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If you do much erasing and scratching a heavy paper is recommended. I use hot press illustration board or Schollershammermmer airbrush paper or gessoed Masonite panels.
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Not sure if this paint I did using the Aztec stencil will help you or not but I used both scratching and eraser on it..http://www.airbrushforum.org/works-progress-finished-artworks/4644-gerald-mendez-aztex-fx.html
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silverstar
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Thanks for the pictures , i see what the scratching effect can do . Really an awesome piece .
Can't is not an excuse .
Can't is not an excuse .
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silverstar
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What did you use to scratch with ?
Can't is not an excuse .
Can't is not an excuse .
An exacto blade , I either use ones with curved blade or straight 60degree angle depending on the effect or softness I am looking for.
WhiteKnight
Code Dragon Slayer
Great wood grain 
