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Published: 2017-05-25 12:58:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 7022; Favourites: 215; Downloads: 68
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Here's a study of some oldschool Belgian fishermen I recently did. Finally getting the hang of this thing called Mixer Brush, a second attempt, and it's still sort of a mystery. Who are you Adobe, is this real paint?Related content
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ย Why the hell don't you produce more works like this one? As well as Richard P.Bonington!
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Hah 
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You've achieved such a lovely traditional feel, and those subtle greys are stunning
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I'm curious now- what sort of fishing technique is this done with horse and net on a beach?
Beautiful work by the way. Keep it up!
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Yeah it's a Belgian tradition, I'm not an expert, but I'm assuming it's basically running around the shallow end of the ocean with a net behind a horse
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Beautiful brushwork. It's like one of those old classic paintings.
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Thanks you! That was exactly what I was aiming for
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oh do you have any tips? Iยดve been a bit confused as how to use it properly..the image is gorgeous, anyhting with horses are a thumbs up in my book, but lately i have a thing for drawing old fishermen..
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The mixer brush you mean? Yeah I found out that using it with a brush that has a little bit of spacing, and setting it to dry load, really makes it feel gritty and oil painterly. It's good to experiment a bit with it, I've also found that using the same brush over an entire painting makes it quickly feel dull and even, so it's good to switch between different tools to get those nice differences in edges and textures!
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