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U r splendid...while most artists draw gemstones and upload the videos ...they never say how they do it...but u have taught us ur technique and it is quite helpful....
That was very cool! I wonder if you could do something talking about different cuts of gems? I think I'd have no idea what to look for. Love the technique!
I made a tutorial for cleaning up drawings in Adobe Illustrator a while back. If you're using Photoshop it's a little harder to do, but changing the smoothing settings and picking the right brush can help quite a bit!
I wish I could, but I don't have Procreate and have never used it. I've wanted to for years now, but since it only works with Apple products, I haven't had a chance. Gotta save up some cash for an iPad!
I don't ever paint with oils, but I think the concepts would mostly stay the same. The only difference being that with oil, you can't really get layers underneath to show through layers on top. To address that issue, instead of painting over a layer with thinner paint like you can do with watered down acrylics or water based paints, it would be an extra step where you would have to carefully create the "see-through" look by using various slightly lighter shades of your chosen color, and then blending them. Basically, you'd need to do a bit more "manual" shading of those areas :) Good luck with your yellow topaz!
@@liwiathan I've only ever heard it pronounced as "gwaash" or occasionally as "goo-osh". I think the confusion comes from it's similar spelling to "gauche".
