Ink On Claybord at Angus Agar blog

Ink On Claybord. Claybord is an absorbent surface for ink and a variety of mixed media. Scratchboard is a technique invented in the 1850s. Realistic in technique and also includes surreal subject matter. The smooth and absorbent surface will faithfully reproduce the desired line width without feathering or bleeding. At that time artists worked on a specially coated cardboard but now most artists use clayboard, which is a hardboard coated with a fine. Claybord is a unique surface; While claybord allows the use of traditional pigments, tools, and techniques, it is also an ideal surface for experimentation. Drawings in pen & ink, including colored markers and scratchboard (clayboard or claybord). My favorite way to add color is with claybord/scratchbord inks, manufactured by ampersand art specifically for their panels. Super smooth and absorbent, but one that readily accepts the inks and allows them to bloom and. Claybord is an ideal surface for fine drawings using technical pens. There are so many possibilities.

At that time artists worked on a specially coated cardboard but now most artists use clayboard, which is a hardboard coated with a fine. Super smooth and absorbent, but one that readily accepts the inks and allows them to bloom and. My favorite way to add color is with claybord/scratchbord inks, manufactured by ampersand art specifically for their panels. Realistic in technique and also includes surreal subject matter. Claybord is an ideal surface for fine drawings using technical pens. The smooth and absorbent surface will faithfully reproduce the desired line width without feathering or bleeding. Drawings in pen & ink, including colored markers and scratchboard (clayboard or claybord). While claybord allows the use of traditional pigments, tools, and techniques, it is also an ideal surface for experimentation. Scratchboard is a technique invented in the 1850s. Claybord is a unique surface;

These guys give "bright" new meaning! Small studies for a new project

Ink On Claybord Drawings in pen & ink, including colored markers and scratchboard (clayboard or claybord). Realistic in technique and also includes surreal subject matter. At that time artists worked on a specially coated cardboard but now most artists use clayboard, which is a hardboard coated with a fine. Drawings in pen & ink, including colored markers and scratchboard (clayboard or claybord). Super smooth and absorbent, but one that readily accepts the inks and allows them to bloom and. There are so many possibilities. My favorite way to add color is with claybord/scratchbord inks, manufactured by ampersand art specifically for their panels. Claybord is an absorbent surface for ink and a variety of mixed media. The smooth and absorbent surface will faithfully reproduce the desired line width without feathering or bleeding. Claybord is an ideal surface for fine drawings using technical pens. While claybord allows the use of traditional pigments, tools, and techniques, it is also an ideal surface for experimentation. Claybord is a unique surface; Scratchboard is a technique invented in the 1850s.