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caszandra

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The effect of the paint and crayons is very cool, and your little birdies are very cute.

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AmazonGrace

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It would be a cool technique for under water scenes I think

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OnceUponATime

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1 minute ago, AmazonGrace said:

It would be a cool technique for under water scenes I think

yes! I was testing it out on this one. It's a technique I remembered from primary school art. I thought I had water colors, but the paints that I thought were water colors turned out to be acrylics. I think the wax resist works better with watercolors but I could be wrong. I'll have to try with my pastels to see if they improve the result. I think I have some sea coloring pages somewhere

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OnceUponATime

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@AmazonGrace Here you go :D with before and after (oil pastels instead of wax crayons this time)

sea1.jpg

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Curious

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I was going to ask if this one was watercolor, but you explained it.  I can see a lot of places this style would be useful.  I really like the octopus one you posted above.  What method did you use for the water since you are using acrylics?  The transitions are really nice.

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