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       Need help with my glazing, I'm at a loss!
       By: Whiteout Date: February 22, 2019, 11:36 am
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       Hi all, figured I'd come for help here as the quality on here is
       much higher than myself.
       I'm trying to learn glazing, I've followed tutorials on YouTube
       and pdf files of it, and I just can't seem to work out where
       I'm.going wrong with it, the end result looks god awful and I'm
       at a loss as to what I'm doing wrong.
       I've tried thinning my paints with Lahmian medium, Vallejo
       glaze medium and water. I've followed the guides to how thin the
       paint should be (paper towel trick, etc).
       I'm blocking in my highlights with a base of Kantor Blue, and
       highlights of Teclis Blue, with a mid tone of the two mixed, the
       base to midtone glaze seems to work but when I start glazing the
       highlights transition, it starts to look like crap. Tried less
       thinned, and thinner paints and still can't get it to work.
       Attached some pics of the abominations here
  HTML http://imgur.com/a/vgKTuEV
       Any advice or help is much appreciated!! Thanks!
       #Post#: 273--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Need help with my glazing, I'm at a loss!
       By: Queen_annes_revenge Date: February 25, 2019, 6:55 am
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       Are you glazing with a Lm/paint mix? I'd maybe not glaze to your
       highlight. Glaze between your kantor and mid tone, then layer
       and feather up to your highlight. Glazes are more for dragging
       from light to dark into your shadows, not taking up a Highlight.
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