Sentences with phrase «masking fluid»

Instead of using white gouache or Chinese White, you'll need to plan a bit more beforehand to reserve the white areas and possibly use masking fluid for the mast, the boat and maybe the roof of the building and the waterlines around the banks.

Mixing watercolor and ink, without the use of masking fluid or tape, these surreal pieces are focused on utilizing the delicacy and unpredictability of the medium.

If you don't want to use masking fluid for the mast, ripples etc. you could use the point of a scalpel or razor blade to scratch out at the end, but only when the paper is bone - dry, otherwise it's likely to tear.

Really loved this and will use both the cloud technique and the opaque lemon yellow... not to mention the diffused masking fluid in dampened paper.

It is resistant to scrubbing and other extreme treatments like masking fluid removal.

Rob Dudley shows you how to use masking fluid along with wet - in - wet techniques to create an eye - catching seascape on a summer's day in Devon, England.

It was nice to learn about the layers of masking fluid one can use, and I agree - it's always exciting to remove it at the end!

For example, instead of painstakingly trying to paint around the petals of a white daisy, paint the petals in masking fluid first.

Next, I added masking fluid and tape for dramatic highlights along the top of the body, eyes, legs and right front wing.

Also, where can I find blue masking fluid?

It's fun to see her drawings come to life with the addition or water and / or the removal of masking fluid.

In coloured pencil painting we don't of course use masking fluid, but it is possible to preserve the colour of the paper, no matter how much colour you layer on top.

In watercolour we'd work the opposite way, but if you wanted to preserve the pure white of the paper you could use masking fluid.

With a little help from some masking fluid, tutor Siân Dudley shows you how to create the effect of the sun spilling through the leaves of the trees as she paints this majestic scene of bluebells in the woods.

No masking fluid was used in this painting to keep a natural look and a softer line for the highlights.

Masking Fluid shouldn't be left on the paper for too long, as it becomes harder to remove the longer it's left, sometimes making it impossible to remove without damaging the paper's surface.

There's plenty here to like, from the simple technical explanations at the beginning, the exercises in skies, foliage, water, flowers and buildings as well as wet - in - wet, drybrush and the use of masking fluid.

Other: Tracing paper, Masking fluid, Pastel shaper, Ruling pen, Pencils: B and 2B, Soft clean eraser, Masking tape, Gum strip board to stretch paper on, Kitchen paper

Other Items: masking fluid, kitchen roll, palette knife, string, sponge, toothbrush, salt, scalpel, nylon scourer, card, mapping pen, burnishing tools and any item that could be used to create a different mark

You can then paint freely safe in the knowledge that your white petals will appear pristine when you rub off the masking fluid (do it as soon as your painting is dry; it becomes harder to remove the longer it's on the paper).

Feel I have learned a lot from this about letting the paint mix on the paper, masking fluid and gum arabic use and not trying to paint a picture in one go ie.patience in letting washes dry before carrying on.

Other: Water brushes, Sharpener, Craft Knife, Eraser, Masking fluid, Dip pen or Cocktail stick, Pencil roll, Water Atomiser.

Therefore, I had to google «masking fluid improving flow» and I found the advice that masking fluids can be thinned with water.

However, I would like to add one hint: My masking fluid did not flow off the nib as shown in the video.