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Painting a Boat Scene, My Way!: L6

Author: Rod Webb, Contributing Editor

The buoy and reflection are finished!

The masking fluid is removed with a putty rubber.
Before removing, ensure that the paper is thoroughly dry or it may tear.

It can also be removed by rubbing with your finger.

Here, I have applied some masking fluid to preserve the rope and a small light reflection on the side of the hull.

Using our grey mix, the shadow areas are built up.

To the left, you can see the left side of hull (in shadow) and the lip, as well as the front of cabin and rear underside of hull.

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	The buoy and reflection are finished!
	The masking fluid is removed with a putty rubber. Before removing, ensure that the paper is thoroughly dry or it may tear. It can also be removed by rubbing with your finger.
	Here, I have applied some masking fluid to preserve the rope and a small light reflection on the side of the hull.
	Using our grey mix, the shadow areas are built up.
	To the left, you can see the left side of hull (in shadow) and the lip, as well as the front of cabin and rear underside of hull.