masking fluid

The traditional manner of using masking fluid has gone forever.

India ink can be used together with common water-colours and even art masking fluid.

Don¹t use a good brush to apply masking fluid.

Misty buys milky white art masking fluid for covering her mistakes.

The main components of the picture are masked off using liquid masking fluid diluted with water.

I have experimented with texture and masking fluid.

This can be done using masks made either from tape or created by painting masking fluid (latex) onto the areas that are to stay clear.

For years I tried to paint around grasses and tried masking fluid; however neither approach gave me a satisfactory result.

Special products for corrections, such as white masking fluid, may be used, provided they are indelible and comply with the other requirements under Rule 49(12).

Masking fluid (although I rarely use it).

When dry, Art Masking Fluid creates a water impervious film which can be removed by gently peeling or rubbing.

I found that my Winsor & Newton Art Masking Fluid took off the original wash when rubbed away, leaving white paper.

When all of this is dry I rub off the remaining masking fluid and add slight shadow to the speckles this is to give an impression of loose stones.

First of all I apply some masking fluid to the sketch that I will leave until the painting is finished, this will leave selected areas of the painting pure white.

The shape of the area to preserve can be painted with masking fluid or cut out of a frisket and applied to the drawing surface, protecting the surface from stray marks until the mask is removed.

In Watercolouring, frisket, also sometimes called masking fluid, is a removable liquid masking fluid based on latex and ammonia, often available in various colours to make its presence more obvious, which is applied to the surface in order to mask off the areas that are not to be coloured by a given application of paint.