08-26-2012, 01:04 PM
I was able on my last layout to hit the nail on the head regarding
realistic desert scenery - Here's the tutorial
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The secret is to use finally sifted sand over paint. Let it dry and sand it lightly and repaint
the sand. Using a desert sand color is the key.
realistic desert scenery - Here's the tutorial
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The secret is to use finally sifted sand over paint. Let it dry and sand it lightly and repaint
the sand. Using a desert sand color is the key.
Chuck Geiger
Wasilla, AK
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Wasilla, AK
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