Anatomy 4 sculptors - Facebook PSG Art tutorial Foreword I believe there is logic behind why a picture works or not. I also believe that humans are meat machines, and that one day computers will be able to emulate humans and what we do. Note that I have just empirically deduced the theories I present here, and that I'm a highly fallible meat machine. Many rules also play against each other and may cancel each other out, or become invalidated because of a stylistic approach . The far most useful critique I can give developing artist is: Practice. Updates 2012 May02: Clarified stuff in the Terminology section. Table of contents Licence This tutorial is, in its current form, free to translate and 'mirror' in that form. Because I may be updating it and new versions are generally better, I'd rather not have it mirrored too much. I guess this licence comes pretty close: If you have translated it, or have seen a transated version, please let me know so I can link it here. Terminology (Upd. 2012) I'll try to stay away from complicated words. Hues
Human Anatomy for Artist - Ultra-high resolution human photo references – Human-Anatomy-for-Artist.com How can I make paint stick to my castings? | Mold Making and Casting Materials Rubber, Plastic, Lifecasting, and More You’ve made the perfect mold and have just poured Smooth-Cast liquid plastic into the mold to make a reproduction. The plastic cures, and you demold the piece to reveal a casting that looks exactly like the original. Your next step is to paint the casting for outdoor display, but when you try to apply the paint, it beads up on the casting surface and won’t stick. Urethane plastics can be hard to paint, and there are a number of variables that can affect the outcome. Using a release agent to release the casting from the mold, for example, makes painting a casting almost impossible. Removing release agent from the casting surface can be difficult and is another labor step. If you are using a urethane rubber mold and casting urethane resin, you must use a release agent to facilitate demold. There are a couple of ways to get the benefits of using a release agent and still have a casting ready for painting following demold. An air hose is used to blow any excess powder from the mold.
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