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koyamori โ negative painting tutorial
Published: 2010-11-30 14:30:52 +0000 UTC; Views: 92550; Favourites: 3654; Downloads: 1470
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Tutorial / step by step for the negative painting technique with watercolour and masking fluid. C:It is quite an easy technique as you can see, so have fun playing around with it!
If anything is unclear, please feel free to ask me.
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Comments: 395
This is amazing! Thank you! I will definitely try this out!
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Great !! This is totally clear
And the effect is really really nice
Thanks !!!
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I've always loved the way you do this for your backgrounds. Thanks for the tutorial~
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Looks interesting, someday I will try it for sure
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very very nice, a wonderful tutorial!
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That's pretty legit, if I do say so myself.
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Wow.. So this is how you do it.. Awesome! Thanks for posting!
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I learn something new today thank you *w*
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Wow, this explains how you got so much details. Awesome! I need some masking fluid. I shall keep this tutorial for future reference
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It's very nice of you to do this tuto, it looks very useful
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Love the tutorial. Wish you had time to do more of them. I'll have to try this technique out soon. Thanks.
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Recently got back into water colour, and using frisket. I need to definitely try this out
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wow o___o i didnt even know what masking fluid was, what does it cost?
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This is a wonderful tutorial, thank you for making it. I always admired all the effects you get on your pictures.
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Really interesting technique <3
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great tutorial
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i can't wait to try it out!!
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this is neat! i'm usually so intimidated by watercolors, but your tutorials make me want to give them a try...thanks for posting this
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Ow! First time I saw your painting I really wondered how you have done it, but couldn't find answers. Thanks for the tutorial! I really need to try it sometime 
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How long did it take you to draw that?
Its amazing :>
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Thank you for sharing this!
Verry informative and useful!
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It looks so easy when you explain it like that! but Im sure that if I try to do it, my work will become a mess XDDDDDDDDDD
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This is interesting! I'll try this once I get some masking fluid~
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this is amazing. fabulous tutorial, my friend
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removing masking fluid is one of the best things in the world XD
on the other hand, applying is a pain, because of the smell DX
thank you for the tutorial, I will totally try your technic one day! *_*
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It does smell terrible O.O ew.
But I agree that it's pretty fun to peel it off XD
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Yes, with some special kind of eraser, you can peel it off, like dead skin when you get a sunburn XD
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I just have to ew to that visual! lol
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this is really interesting! thank you for sharing
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i wonder where can i get that masking fluid...
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You can easily get it in shops with accesories for artists. They're sold in small bottles (75-100ml). It smells terribly
(I heard somethere that some artists use latex glue instead of fluid - altough I'd suggest to use fluid, or at least try the glue on piece of paiting that won't be used anymore)
(I found on few forums information, that you may 'easily' make that fluid in home with latex gloves and ammonia- DO NOT! Ammonia is toxic, and that method does not work at all.)
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I usually just use rubber cement when I do this technique. My mom bought a huge bottle one time for a project of hers and I've had it ever since
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o.O Gloves and ammonia? They melt the gloves and mix it in the ammonia, or something? Seems to me someone just read the ingredients list and tried to combine similar stuff together, without any idea of what they were doing... There is ammonia in masking fluid, though; it's why it smells so bad (first time I smelled it, it burnt my nose).
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That's awesome! I'm going to have to try this out sometime
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