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Published: 2016-02-14 04:03:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 2305; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 0
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This is a How-To of using Masking Frisket Film.Its the process i found that works for me, i wanted to share it as this is a very fun and great why to make your art go further well protecting other parts.
Please enjoy and forgive any spelling or grammar errors. Any other insight or tricks with this product is welcome to message.
Finished Usagi Yojimbo piece here fav.me/d6zfzjh
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Alright, thanks for letting me know.
Was it a link or the image?
FB is a issue with me on many fronts so that is why i ask as they own your images you post to use in thier own means like adverts.
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Ok, thanks for the intel.
Hope the group likes it.
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Thank you for sharing! This is very helpful!
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Glad it could help.
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Wow! All that presis cutting would drive me insane. I have trouble cutting a straight line of wrapping paper. LOL! I know they make a type of mask that you paint on and rub off.
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Thats the Liquid frisket masking, it also works just as well but you have to get a good layer coverage.
Tho most smells like shrimp i found the Moltovo brand is non smelling and goes on smooth but a bit thin.
I might do a How To on that one.
Cutting not to bad, takes a bit but the result is worth it. not that you need really straight lines on it as long as you have a thick line you stay in.
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Yes. I used it a few times with watercolors. I ordered mine from an American site and it did not smell like shrimp. More like rubber cement.
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Hmmm...most have a shrimpy smell to me. you know what brand it was?
It does the job well and works mostly the same as film but it does have more of a learning curve for some.
Plus the brush used gets gummy after each use so its heavy cleaning.
I use it and like the results, thier is a nice formula Moltovo has come up with for their pens i use tho thin it a quick use item.
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No I forgot what it was called. I ordered it like 4 years ago and went through it all learning how to paint with water colors. I have not had a need for it since. All I remember was it came from America and was in a blue and white bottle. I remember when I opened it smelled like rubber cement paste and my brother throought the same. That's when I thought to myself "If its just rubber cement, I could have saved myself five tellenn and just bought that instead." (which I did and works the same way as masking paste)
But you are right, it did leave the brush gummy and hard to clean. So instead of ruining brushes, I started to use Q-tips and tooth picks to brush it on instead. Later I read in a book that the artists author also used Q-tips as brushes to mask her work. Just need to make sure that's fine cotton hairs do not end up on your work as well.
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I think i know which one it is, has a drama mask on it?
Q-tips and tooth picks are a good way to apply it.
Good tips as well.
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Hmmm. I do not remember a mask on it. It could have. I got the idea of Toothpicks from a youtube tutorial on Watercolors. The Q-tips were my own idea. I am sure there are other ways of applying it as well that will not ruin expensive tools. Depending on the effect you are looking for.
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