Expanding
on my Carbon Paper Trace Monotype methods, I’ve now started to
continue artworks using digital painting techniques for the first
time.
I
am very surprised at the results I’ve achieved so far and will most
likely use this method with most subsequent CPTMs.
Workload
productivity can be increased as a result because there is no need to
set up paints and other art materials, plus a large area of space is
no longer required; just the room for a laptop, mouse and graphic
tablet, which could be used on a kitchen/dinning room table or at a
library for example.
The
example below was pinned to my kitchen wall and photographed as the
scanner was out of action (because the printer part was out of ink!).
My
copy is after Carl Reichert’s painting – Head of a German Short Haired Pointer.
Carl
Reichert. (Austrian 1836-1918).
Once
I had the Carbon Paper Trace Monotype copy in Gimp2 I began copying
the original image – which I had open next to mine in a separate
window.
My
copy is not complete yet, but look out for the finished work of art
on Redbubble.com
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