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All paints and pigments behave differently, and I think those different characteristics can be what brings an illustration to life. I keep notes and make marks on my paint tubes, so I can use them intentionally and create different textures. I often illustrate different layers on different pieces of paper. That way, I can combine them digitally in a way that preserves the natural textures of the paint, while also adding a vibrancy that only digital work has.…All paints and pigments behave differently, and I think those different characteristics can be what brings an illustration to life. I keep notes and make marks on my paint tubes, so I can use them intentionally and create different textures. I often illustrate different layers on different pieces of paper. That way, I can combine them digitally in a way that preserves the natural textures of the paint, while also adding a vibrancy that only digital work has.

Kayla Cerrone

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All paints and pigments behave differently, and I think those different characteristics can be what brings an illustration to life. I keep notes and make marks on my paint tubes, so I can use them intentionally and create different textures. I often illustrate different layers on different pieces of paper. That way, I can combine them digitally in a way that preserves the natural textures of the paint, while also adding a vibrancy that only digital work has.…All paints and pigments behave differently, and I think those different characteristics can be what brings an illustration to life. I keep notes and make marks on my paint tubes, so I can use them intentionally and create different textures. I often illustrate different layers on different pieces of paper. That way, I can combine them digitally in a way that preserves the natural textures of the paint, while also adding a vibrancy that only digital work has.

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All paints and pigments behave differently, and I think those different characteristics can be what brings an illustration to life. I keep notes and make marks on my paint tubes, so I can use them intentionally and create different textures.

I often illustrate different layers on different pieces of paper. That way, I can combine them digitally in a way that preserves the natural textures of the paint, while also adding a vibrancy that only digital work has.