Zebra Scratchboard Update
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Here is today's update on my Zebra scratchboard. Just want to clarify what you are looking at is the ear - hey just in case - which is laying back and beginnings of the mane on the top of the head. I am trying to figure out scanning as I think it will do a better job of showing the strokes. Since I am working on an 11"x4" board my scanner can't take the entire picture, gets most of it, but ... I know some folks talk about taking multiple scans and then stitching the image together. Anyone have any idea on how you might do that? I will check YouTube videos for GIMP but it sounds intimidating to someone of the limited computer/photo program skills. Oh, well, live and learn - necessity is the mother of invention, right? If I figure it out will post. Ok, pulled out a couple of new tools here, some little wire brush, that kind of is a blender and am using it as a cross hatcher for try to finish the long white stripe work, and then a fiberglass brush that takes of