Transferring a Sketch to your Mixed Media Background
Keeping Your Surface Neat and Clean
Today’s Tidbit shows you how to work out your sketch on paper first. Use a sketch paper sized up to fit your mixed media background–in this case, 12x16. Once you have all your edits made, then you can use graphite transfer paper to transfer your final sketch, neat and clean, to your prepared mixed media background. Sketching on paper first allows you to spare your background from eraser smudges, keeping it neat and clean.
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