04-03-2004, 05:41 PM
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Anyway, I'm interested in glazing more for the effect of depth one can get in the shadows by painting with transparent paint than anything else.
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This just jumped out at me, so while I'm thinking about it...
When your shadows go dead (too dense and/or too cool) try a thin glaze of cad orange into the deepest parts. it will be like a breath of fresh air - but won't look "orangey" if you're subtle enough, just warm. This orange glaze will also give the shadow a "thin" look. (Remember; shadows thin, light thick).
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