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uv backdrop help?
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Pyite
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Posted : May 6, 2006 18:27
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To Maximjou:
If you're going to paint the black canvas all white, it probably would be a better idea to just get white canvas (or whatever other cloth type you decide to use) but as far as painting just a small area white with spraypaint.....I say experiment! I try new stuff al the time. Some works, a lot doesn't.
I like using black canvas due to the stark contrast between the black background and the bright colors.
check out this one I painted:
http://www.atlantapsytrance.net/?q=node/345
I did each layer of color probably 3-4 times (this was before I figured out that I could paint an area white first haha) so the contrast is really sharp
boom
  Punch You In The Eye
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maximjou
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Posted : May 6, 2006 21:40
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thanks for all your help guys, much apreciated. |
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susan
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Posted : May 7, 2006 03:02
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heya pyite - i love your dragon banner, very nice work 
i usually paint each coat of uv colour at least 5 times even with
the white undercoat. it is better to paint lots of thin coats than
a couple of thick ones. it stops the paint from cracking and makes
it glow much better.
PS: you can see some of my wotk here:
http://www.jansse.com/gallery/SparksArt
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SparksArt/Australia [uv backdrops]
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begreen
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Posted : May 7, 2006 18:14
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art @work
love 2 see that
hope i llbe as good as u are=)
keltic art tribe |
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