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   leonjong 22p said: On February 17, 2012

   Thanks Romain. Another inspiring painting tutorial.
   Just a small point. For some reason the finished articles looks much better on camera then on the turn around shot at the beginning. The turn around shot looks a bit bleak… maybe its the lighting or something.

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  elromanozo 1113p said: On February 17, 2012

  Thank you !

  The 360°s are shot in a whiter environment, which accounts for the whiter light… It makes every detail stand out more, but enhances all the flaws and makes some paints shine a bit much !

  I wish the other studio lights were whiter, so it could be consistent…
  But I’m still happy you can see the end result in good detail.

  BoW Romain

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   huscarle 223p said: On February 17, 2012

   Thanks for another tutorial and thanks for a previous one on wet palettes. Ive just started using one and as shown in your tutorials it’s so useful when you need to go back to use a colour you mixed earlier to do some blending. I can go off eat my dinner come back later and the paints are still alive and kicking.
   I’m now on the lookout for a suitable sealable plastic container so I can make a portable one for lunch break at work.

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  elromanozo 1113p said: On February 18, 2012

  Tupperware or equivalent boxes work fine, if you can find one low enough. Store it in the fridge if you want… hydrate it when necessary, if in a dry place.

  Glad I could help !

  BoW Romain

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