Q&A - part 1
I've been having a series of correspondences and thought the answers may be of interest to others...I will be posting various subjects they come up.
I hope you find the information helpful...and please let me know if you have any questions.
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Q: What tools would be helpful for a new scribe?
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A:
Required Materials:
Paper: A good paper to use for award documents or "scrolls" is cotton rag Bristol Board in vellum weight and smooth finish (or hot press aka plate finish). This is the most standard acceptable paper choice, since it is affordable, archival and easily found in art stores.
Paint: gouache - or opaque watercolors...watercolors aren't as vibrant. Technique is very similar to watercolors. You can purchase a decent "set" of paints from most art stores by Windsor Newton.
Paint brushes: round watercolor brushes in sizes 2, 1, 0, and 00
Knead able eraser (gray)
White rubber eraser
Pencils
Ruler
Optional materials:
Ox Gall: helps the paint flow
Gold watercolor: I like Schminkie's brand. You would use this in place of gilding, especially for beginners.
I hope you find the information helpful...and please let me know if you have any questions.
*********************
Q: What tools would be helpful for a new scribe?
*********************
A:
Required Materials:
Paper: A good paper to use for award documents or "scrolls" is cotton rag Bristol Board in vellum weight and smooth finish (or hot press aka plate finish). This is the most standard acceptable paper choice, since it is affordable, archival and easily found in art stores.
Paint: gouache - or opaque watercolors...watercolors aren't as vibrant. Technique is very similar to watercolors. You can purchase a decent "set" of paints from most art stores by Windsor Newton.
Paint brushes: round watercolor brushes in sizes 2, 1, 0, and 00
Knead able eraser (gray)
White rubber eraser
Pencils
Ruler
Optional materials:
Ox Gall: helps the paint flow
Gold watercolor: I like Schminkie's brand. You would use this in place of gilding, especially for beginners.
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