Gerardo Zaffino
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I use Deleter white 2, good for brushes but too thick for nibs. For a more runny nib white I use acrylic inks, but those tend to be a bit more transparent, so I use only for effects and textures. I used an acrylic in marker in the past (Amsterdam brand) but can't find them here anymore.
June 26, 2025 at 6:45 PM
I use Deleter white 2, good for brushes but too thick for nibs. For a more runny nib white I use acrylic inks, but those tend to be a bit more transparent, so I use only for effects and textures. I used an acrylic in marker in the past (Amsterdam brand) but can't find them here anymore.
And now you're going exactly the opposite route of your original post.
I think I'm done here. Take care, my friend.
I think I'm done here. Take care, my friend.
May 2, 2025 at 9:23 PM
And now you're going exactly the opposite route of your original post.
I think I'm done here. Take care, my friend.
I think I'm done here. Take care, my friend.
That way of thinking, in my eyes, is way breaker than this series could ever be.
May 2, 2025 at 9:19 PM
That way of thinking, in my eyes, is way breaker than this series could ever be.
I disagree wholeheartedly. Real artists don't cater to an audience.
May 2, 2025 at 9:15 PM
I disagree wholeheartedly. Real artists don't cater to an audience.
Ok I thought we were having a grown up conversation, I see I was wrong.
You do you, my guy.
You do you, my guy.
May 2, 2025 at 9:11 PM
Ok I thought we were having a grown up conversation, I see I was wrong.
You do you, my guy.
You do you, my guy.
El Eternauta was written by a guy whose 4 daughters (2 of which were pregnant at the time) were kidnapped and murdered by a dictatorship, which later did the same to him.
May 2, 2025 at 9:07 PM
El Eternauta was written by a guy whose 4 daughters (2 of which were pregnant at the time) were kidnapped and murdered by a dictatorship, which later did the same to him.
I get what you mean, but that's a personal preference.
Art isn't necessarily about escapism, it can be, but authors channel reality in different ways.
By the way, I'm not trashing on you, I just think it's an interesting debate topic.
Art isn't necessarily about escapism, it can be, but authors channel reality in different ways.
By the way, I'm not trashing on you, I just think it's an interesting debate topic.
May 2, 2025 at 9:05 PM
I get what you mean, but that's a personal preference.
Art isn't necessarily about escapism, it can be, but authors channel reality in different ways.
By the way, I'm not trashing on you, I just think it's an interesting debate topic.
Art isn't necessarily about escapism, it can be, but authors channel reality in different ways.
By the way, I'm not trashing on you, I just think it's an interesting debate topic.
This is based off a 1957 Argentine comic book, and one of its famous slogans is roughly translated as "nobody is safe on his own"
Maybe dig a bit deeper before judging something, you might be pleasantly surprised.
I also recommend looking into the backstory of its author H.G. Oesterheld.
Maybe dig a bit deeper before judging something, you might be pleasantly surprised.
I also recommend looking into the backstory of its author H.G. Oesterheld.
May 2, 2025 at 6:57 PM
This is based off a 1957 Argentine comic book, and one of its famous slogans is roughly translated as "nobody is safe on his own"
Maybe dig a bit deeper before judging something, you might be pleasantly surprised.
I also recommend looking into the backstory of its author H.G. Oesterheld.
Maybe dig a bit deeper before judging something, you might be pleasantly surprised.
I also recommend looking into the backstory of its author H.G. Oesterheld.