More halftone play

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Playing with acrylic halftones. Did a positive and negative version of each and tried paint a few. I used the 3D settings and it left a crusty residue in the deepest black areas which didn’t paint well, but it makes it look a bit rustic.

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Oh gosh @kittski, you always amaze! Yet another new technique from you that I love.

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Love it in the fish tank! Oh my goodness!

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Oh yeah, the fish tank one is perfect! :grinning:

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Very cool!

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These are fantastic, the way the light catches the one in the fish tank!

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Love the one in the fish tank! ha ha

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Looks like you’re onto something here! Great work!

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How did you apply the paint to it? I was wondering if you could use a roller like some engraving artists use.

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Sorry @BeamGeeks, I just saw this. I left the masking on and used spray paint.

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