Very, pretty...I'm still practicing. I cut my brush done to thin it out but seems like I still can't get very thin lines. They start out thin but end up thick. lol!
Thanks rm. Hummmm, you might be adding too much pressure on your brush towards the end of the stroke. Remember, light hand and the motion is in the wrist.
Well, it sounds like your paint(s) may be a little to watery. The way your line(s) start out should be the way they end. If you're getting a "runny/watery" look then yeah, its not solid enough. As far as my lines coming out even, it could possibly be because I'm working on someone else and not myself. I may need to try to design on myself and see what happens.
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Very, pretty...I'm still practicing. I cut my brush done to thin it out but seems like I still can't get very thin lines. They start out thin but end up thick. lol!
Thanks rm. Hummmm, you might be adding too much pressure on your brush towards the end of the stroke. Remember, light hand and the motion is in the wrist.
Well, it sounds like your paint(s) may be a little to watery. The way your line(s) start out should be the way they end. If you're getting a "runny/watery" look then yeah, its not solid enough.
As far as my lines coming out even, it could possibly be because I'm working on someone else and not myself. I may need to try to design on myself and see what happens.
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