Re: Bloody paint
KitsuneFox59Location: California Joined: May 11 2008 |
Well I'm not sure if you can actually buy blood-looking paint. My suggestion would be to mix it yourself. What kind of paint are you using? With most paints you can just mix red with some purple and a touch of black. Just mix in different colors until you get the right one. That's what I do.
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Re: Bloody paint
nozzie
The talkbox guy. Location: Utah Joined: Apr 06 2007 |
for a plastic/wood surface i've seen some really good images on the internet i just was trying to figure out how they do it and get it to stay for stage sceneries
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Re: Bloody paint
KitsuneFox59Location: California Joined: May 11 2008 |
Oh, well I would just say to go with the obvious course of action and splatter the paint all over the surface. If you want it to look wet, I'd suggest dabbing the dried paint with lacquer or clear coat enamel.
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nozzie
The talkbox guy.
Location: Utah
Joined: Apr 06 2007
I'm painting something and i need a good blood looking paint if anyone knows where or how i could get this it would be highly appreciated