stacking daggers

[moose]

I got to the basement tonight! Practice strokes sre getting better so I made an attempt to do a "plam tree" Trunk and main leafs came out okay but when I attempted to flesh out the leafs I lost the quality of the strokes They came out as more straight lines. If I try to do small daggers by them selves they come out okay but when I try to mate them is when it seems to go to hell..... I know it is a matter of practice but was wondering if there might be some type of practice that would make it closer to a palm leaf. When the batteries charge for the camera I will post pictures to show what is going wrong.

Tim

[siberian_j]

Moose,

Ive seen people like Terry Hill do his palm trees on the beach scene video I just got. He makes it look so simple. For one, he moves fast and that has something to do with it, plus noooooooo tip dry, i'll mess you up all the time. Also the quality of the paint, the less clogging the better. I hear that the ETAC black flows the absolute best and thats from a post from Terry Hill, so it must be good. I'm gonna order a bottle and see for myself.