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Author Tom Tripp
Practice helps a student master watercolor painting basic technique. Using methods such as flat washes, glazing and wet in wet are useful. Further, there are dry brush, lifting off and dropping in color to consider. Knowing these methods may increase your proficiency at watercolors. Read the rest of this entry »
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Author Tom Tripp
Watercolor materials and equipment vary from more simple selections to more advanced set ups. The reusable tools used to paint, such as the easel and brushes, are referred to as equipment. Materials are the things that are consumed by the paintings and must be replaced, such as paper and pigment. Read the rest of this entry »
Author Tom Tripp
Architectural rendering is more than just a drawing or 3D image as it also needs to evoke an emotional response from the individual viewing the building or room. People are most positive about a building when they have a positive emotion to a building. These types of imaging and resources are turning to be a very useful tool to architectural firms. Read the rest of this entry »
