Well our dearly departed Sooty Crayfish now has a little place in the art world.
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"Sooty Crayfish" stage 2 - dry & engraved. |
Today I am going to turn things around a little. There are pros & cons to when you do the fore/background with these "DNA Stain" engravings.
Background wash on first today.
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"Sooty Crayfish" stage 3 - background sandstone on. |
In theory all we need to do now is add the "DNA stain" colour. It is a lot more fiddly & time consuming this way around but you can end up with better contrast, depending what you do.
You can view the completed "Sooty Crayfish"
HERE.
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