Posted by Dave Bull at 8:28 PM, February 12, 2008
Continued from [River in Winter - 7] | Starting point of the thread is [River in Winter - 1]
Step #9 - Here's the fourth level of water, and something a bit different starts to happen - I'm leaving a 'bald' patch in the impression. This of course is where the underwater stone will go. This same block will come into play twice more, once for the stone, and then with blue to cover it, but I want to be able to control the levels separately ...
That impression by itself (on scrap paper ...) :
Step #10 - Another tone level on the foreground stones ...
That impression by itself (on scrap paper ...) :
Step #11 - Then back to the water, for the next level of tone. Again, the underwater stone area will be done separately later:
That impression by itself (on scrap paper ...) :
Step #12 - Over to the foam, for the next level ... Keep moving around the print, never allowing any given area to get too saturated ...
That impression by itself (on scrap paper ...) :
Step #13 - And here we go, the same block used in Step #9, with a brown gradation ...
That impression by itself (on scrap paper ...) :
The thread continues in [River in Winter - 9] ...