release by ~RedreevGeorge
I’ve got an HP Photosmart C4780 printer that used to work fantastically…but now everything it prints, it turns GREEN.
This is not good. I can’t print out green lineart/illustrations to color!
I have absolutely no idea what to do. It doesn’t print anything for the ‘clean printheads’ or ‘test page’ options when I select them, and this hasn’t ever happened before. I even manually cleaned the ink cartridges, but no deal.
Any smart people out there have an idea?
So here’s the painting I’ve been working on as of recently. For my Granny. I think I posted the drawing of this back in January…but I don’t remember exactly. Anyway, I’ve never worked with acrylics before, so I’m going slow/it’s not finished yet, but here’s an update I suppose. Some sort of stag on the left, (unfinished) unicorn and forest on the right.
I do have a question though, for all of you artsy people.
Should I or shouldn’t I use a varnish? I bought a matte varnish just in case, but I’m wondering if you have a preference? I heard there’s matte, glossy, and satin. Which to choose?
I’m not so sure how much I like the snow so far. Never painted snow. Also, I think I went a little crazy with the iridescent acrylic glaze (that’s the stuff that looks silver and way too swirly). It photographs really nicely, though. If you like crazy whiteness. Though I’m rather upset at how dark the trees look in the top picture/real life. There’s at least four to five colors in there, and you can see that in the second photo. Ohhh well. Guess I’ll just lighten it up tomorrow.
Should she:
I kind of really want to do this and I sort of already have the head drawn AND I WANT TO CONTINUE but I want your support. LET ME KNOW.
What should I do?
I’m just worried about it somehow getting punctured. :/
FAVOURITE PAINTERS (in no particular order)
John William Waterhouse
Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh (above) and reimagined by Alex Ruiz (below)