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Thread: New Marvel 3.75" Appreciation Thread
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Old 08-01-2017, 11:46 AM   #30309
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Thanks. Not bad. But it was 6" and he didn't talk at all about brush type, prep, and how to apply paint to brush. Seems he just had a glob on there.

I feel like 4" eyes are super tough to get right. I've done one set of eyes and it took me a couple hours of retries to get something I was happy with. There should be an easier way than tiny fiddly brushes. Like a pen or some kind of stamp.
I tend to use a push pin and jam it in where the eyeball is supposed to be and using a toothpick dipped into the appropriate color to pop in color (and not a big drop of pain on the toothpick but a thin coating so you don't flood it).
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