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Apr 27, 2009 Rating longhorn painting by: wh longhorn ranch don---we am honored that you painted our cattle; the paintings are great of these magestic animals, i look forward to seeing more---thanx a bunch--suzanne and wyatt X Close Editor Apr 27, 2009 Rating Submitted by: wh longhorn ranch Title Comment don---we am honored that you painted our cattle; the paintings are great of these magestic animals, i look forward to seeing more---thanx a bunch--suzanne and wyatt Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 23, 2009 Rating Texas Longhorn by: MARY ANN Alana, Instead of a knife, you can use the edge of a credit card or the base of an aquarelle brush that has a slanted edge. If you use a knife, try a dull one, or you might cut into the paper too much. AND THANK YOU DON, for offering your helpful comments. We all learn from each other. X Close Editor Jan 23, 2009 Rating Submitted by: MARY ANN Title Comment Alana, Instead of a knife, you can use the edge of a credit card or the base of an aquarelle brush that has a slanted edge. If you use a knife, try a dull one, or you might cut into the paper too much. AND THANK YOU DON, for offering your helpful comments. We all learn from each other. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 23, 2009 Rating Scraping with knife by: Don Cobb The paper needs to be wet, but not too wet. Let the wash dry to the point where there is no sheen on surface. The knife does not need to be real sharp. Practice scraping on a scrap piece of watercolor paper first, just scrape lightly. X Close Editor Jan 23, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Don Cobb Title Comment The paper needs to be wet, but not too wet. Let the wash dry to the point where there is no sheen on surface. The knife does not need to be real sharp. Practice scraping on a scrap piece of watercolor paper first, just scrape lightly. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 23, 2009 Rating Thanks for sharing by: Alana I'm 2nd year watercolor and lean to your style. It was such a rush to look at your longhorn painting and actually understand what you did before you told me. I'll ask my husband for his pocket knife! X Close Editor Jan 23, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Alana Title Comment I'm 2nd year watercolor and lean to your style. It was such a rush to look at your longhorn painting and actually understand what you did before you told me. I'll ask my husband for his pocket knife! Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 19, 2009 Rating Scraping with knife by: Don Cobb I did not use any masking fluid on this painting. The small highlighted branches were created using a pocket knife blade. Paper can not be too dry or too wet. Grass underneath cattle done with knife scraping also and grass seeds and leaves protected with grease pencil. X Close Editor Jan 19, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Don Cobb Title Comment I did not use any masking fluid on this painting. The small highlighted branches were created using a pocket knife blade. Paper can not be too dry or too wet. Grass underneath cattle done with knife scraping also and grass seeds and leaves protected with grease pencil. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 16, 2009 Rating Longhorns by: Mary Ann Wow! You will not have any trouble selling your art! You have done a great job with these cows. GOOD LUCK in your art career. You are obviously not a beginner. X Close Editor Jan 16, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Mary Ann Title Comment Wow! You will not have any trouble selling your art! You have done a great job with these cows. GOOD LUCK in your art career. You are obviously not a beginner. Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

Jan 16, 2009 Rating BEAUTIFUL PAINTING! by: Anonymous My, what beautiful values in this painting. It just pops! X Close Editor Jan 16, 2009 Rating Submitted by: Anonymous Title Comment My, what beautiful values in this painting. It just pops! Cancel Delete Delete & Ban Updating Comments page...

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