Finally the airbrush was broken out!!! Using ComArt Transparent Black I’ve shaded the dragon to
give a bit of depth and given the metal ‘tears’ a look of folding. Airbrushing the highlights followed
using a reduced white and finally some ‘shadows’ where added with the trans black again; a layer of
top coat to protect it. After that, using a fine Black Posca marker (1M), the black ‘tattoo’ lines were
added, but they look a little ‘flat’ so I need to change that for sure. These pens work out very cool and
I feel add a lot to my artwork I can see using them more in upcoming projects.
The whole process was then repeated on the oth-
er side to replicate the dragon again, but with a
mirror image to allow them to end up pointing the
same way.
After masking off a rect-
angle (that isn’t actually
rectangular because of
the helmet curves), and
using liquid latex to mask
off the part of the dragon
that’ll end up on top of the
picture (this protects the
artwork below, and then
just peels off afterwards,
great for intricate designs
on curved surfaces). I
turned the whole square
white by applying Etac Ti-
tanium white paint.
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