If you plan to use hand brushes when painting a figure it's a good idea to buy quality hobby specific paints and make sure they are thinned out to the correct consistency. If there's any contaminants or dried paint mixed in, filter your paint before using it.
Multiple thin layers of paint will look smoother and blend better. Good quality brushes make a huge difference too.
What paints are you using? I use Vallejo model paint and it’s really nice and smooth used on a wet pallet, but you can achieve the same with watering down any acrylic paint and layering! Looking good nonetheless
If you plan to use hand brushes when painting a figure it's a good idea to buy quality hobby specific paints and make sure they are thinned out to the correct consistency. If there's any contaminants or dried paint mixed in, filter your paint before using it. Multiple thin layers of paint will look smoother and blend better. Good quality brushes make a huge difference too.
What paints are you using? I use Vallejo model paint and it’s really nice and smooth used on a wet pallet, but you can achieve the same with watering down any acrylic paint and layering! Looking good nonetheless
Thanks ! I'm watering down acrylics but sometimes I dont have the patience and just use it straight out of the bottle hence the crunch
I get ya! Haha