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Sta.sh
This painting is wonderful
Awesome colours.
my additional question is about scanning oil works; do you find that the scanner distorts color or picks out all imperfections? How are your works in your opinion when scanned as compared to how you see them in reality? Thanks
It's made with bamboo, and you hang it, thus the hint of a string.
I don't have a scanner large enough for these paintings, so I take pictures of them with my Cannon XTI. I have scanned paintings before and there tend to be a glare where the painting is slick, so I stopped. The advantage to scanning is that it picks up everything, but I don't think there's much difference in terms of color between the two. As long as you're not taking pictures in the dark, the colors can be adjusted fairly easily. Of course, nothing is perfect, so I settle for the next best thing.