Forgot to pull the camera and record, but I just went back in over the airbrush work with the ink and I just glazed it cuz I didn't like that transition...
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Okay, I’m sorry. I was vibing. Forgot to pull the camera and record, but I I just went back in over the airbrush work with the ink and I just glazed it cuz I didn’t like that transition how it washed out the cracks. So, I just uh ink put it on the top and then pull it down and that’s how I’m getting this like modeled transition and the transition is on like a per segment basis. If that makes sense.
So, now I’m taking this yellow orange a zoo azo uh and I’m just glazing it now, starting here and just pulling it up like that. So, I’ll be back.
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