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For Whom the Bell Tolls (and some wood!)

For Whom the Bell Tolls (and some wood!)

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Oil and Enamel Wash

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I used a green enamel wash and a brown wash over the trees.

The varnish coat will help the wash to flow over it and will not stain the surface as much. 

The enamel wash dries quickly, but I have to wait a bit more for the oil wash to settle.

I then use makeup sponges and q-tips to remove some of the wash. 

It’s starting to look like trees, but it’s a bit too dark at the moment.

Bit too dark at the moment.. Bit too dark at the moment..
Oil and Enamel Wash
Initial Initial "basecoating" of the ground

The ground was painted with three different inks: 

  • Transparent sepia ink
  • Transparent raw umber ink
  • Transparent raw sienna

Inks act a bit like a wash over the sand/pebbles, and they mixed well. 

The same painting scheme was used for the base of the huge tower.

Oil and Enamel Wash

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