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Hi,

I decided that it would probably be best if i illustrated the problem rather than just explain it in words. To that end i have attached six pages from my sketchbook

[ATTACH]3490[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3491[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3492[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3493[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3494[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3495[/ATTACH]

You can see that the facture in the first three images are much sharper tighter more nuanced than the shading tones of the last three - where you can see a blurry line reminiscent of magic marker bleed. I really hope that I'm able to get to the bottom of this.

In fact things have gotten so desperate that as a work around (that sometimes works) I will open a file were the airbrush performed as required, save it as another name...erase the images and start drawing again.

It's not a hundred percent but the odds are slightly better than leaving things to chance.

How's that for being desperate and helpless, LOL!

Thanks in advance for your help

pierre

<blockquote data-quote="Pierre Elliott" data-source="post: 92629" data-attributes="member: 31822">Hi,I decided that it would probably be best if i illustrated the problem rather than just explain it in words. To that end i have attached six pages from my sketchbook[ATTACH]3490[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3491[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3492[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3493[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3494[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3495[/ATTACH]You can see that the facture in the first three images are much sharper tighter more nuanced than the shading tones of the last three - where you can see a blurry line reminiscent of magic marker bleed. I really hope that I&#039;m able to get to the bottom of this.In fact things have gotten so desperate that as a work around (that sometimes works) I will open a file were the airbrush performed as required, save it as another name...erase the images and start drawing again.It&#039;s not a hundred percent but the odds are slightly better than leaving things to chance.How&#039;s that for being desperate and helpless, LOL!Thanks in advance for your helppierre</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pierre Elliott, post: 92629, member: 31822"] Hi, I decided that it would probably be best if i illustrated the problem rather than just explain it in words. To that end i have attached six pages from my sketchbook [ATTACH]3490.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3491.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3492.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3493.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3494.vB[/ATTACH][ATTACH]3495.vB[/ATTACH] You can see that the facture in the first three images are much sharper tighter more nuanced than the shading tones of the last three - where you can see a blurry line reminiscent of magic marker bleed. I really hope that I'm able to get to the bottom of this. In fact things have gotten so desperate that as a work around (that sometimes works) I will open a file were the airbrush performed as required, save it as another name...erase the images and start drawing again. It's not a hundred percent but the odds are slightly better than leaving things to chance. How's that for being desperate and helpless, LOL! Thanks in advance for your help pierre [/QUOTE]

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