Saturday, September 26, 2015 - 04:18 AM UTC
Ammo has announced an acrylic water based paint set for creating the original and famous Black & White technique created by Jose Luis Lopez.
This innovative set is designed to create the Black & White (B&W) technique, producing realistic highlights and shadows as well as dramatic lighting effects.
It comes with a leaflet explaining step by step the basics of the technique with the included products. For in depth explanation you can get also his book, that was reviewed here by Roman
The set includes also the brand new A.MIG-2016 Transparator, a product that is mixed with Ammo paints and adds transparency, hence easing to achieve the B&W effect. You can see here how it works.
For all who wanted to recreate the impressive work of Jose Luis Lopez, now there is no excuse to try.
It comes with a leaflet explaining step by step the basics of the technique with the included products. For in depth explanation you can get also his book, that was reviewed here by Roman
The set includes also the brand new A.MIG-2016 Transparator, a product that is mixed with Ammo paints and adds transparency, hence easing to achieve the B&W effect. You can see here how it works.
For all who wanted to recreate the impressive work of Jose Luis Lopez, now there is no excuse to try.
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