Finished off a couple painting

mdcrossbow

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The winter Fox, my wife claimed this one but a lot of friends are asking for prints
A PA. ELK evening shot
Both 18x24 ink on archers hot press. Both photoed by Joe Subolefsky
 

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Beautiful!
Could you please tell us more about the process than “ink”?
Would like to know more about what you do and how!
 
Beautiful!
Could you please tell us more about the process than “ink”?
Would like to know more about what you do and how!
Sure, I use a Daler- Roweny Inks , with small 000-#2 brushes , Inks are very thin , translucent-opaque. I work by layering tones , use translucent washes. I'll use an acrylic varnish with the inks to create barriers between the tones to achieve depth.
The raccoon is a old painting to give you an idea, this took me the longest of any painting I've done about 250 hours, 18x24
 

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Sure, I use a Daler- Roweny Inks , with small 000-#2 brushes , Inks are very thin , translucent-opaque. I work by layering tones , use translucent washes. I'll use an acrylic varnish with the inks to create barriers between the tones to achieve depth.
The raccoon is a old painting to give you an idea, this took me the longest of any painting I've done about 250 hours, 18x24
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you for your explanation.
I dabble in watercolor, but far, far away from the talent you have.
Wonderful work!
 

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