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Experimenting with sculpting paintRelated content
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It looks so three-dimensional. O-O
It's a fav from me!
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Ooo I've never heard of sculpting paint before! It looks really interesting! Everything seems to really pop here
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It's when your brushstrokes follow the contours of the body, to give it a more 3D appearance.Β
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oh really I thought that's how all artists painted including myself. didn't know it was a style. you taking some sort of classes?
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Artist's paint in very different kinds of ways. Anselm Kiefer uses elephant dung and lead, a lot of dada painting doesn't even have contours to follow and Art Brut just does whatever it wants. There is no one right way to do it.
I took classes. Most of them were metalsmithing.Β
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I googled all that stuff...and think your wolf looks better than most of it.
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I love learning new things. Neat!
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Very effective texturing, indeed. Β 'Fearful symmetry.'
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Beautiful! I love how all strokes seem to come from the middle.
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