Transcription of Reproduction Fish Blanks Scale Texturing and Prep …
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Protectthe eyes fromover-painting byapplying a ball ofclay over eacheye. This is anon-hardeningoil-based claycalled Roma Eye Pro-tect can also the clay inplace until theentire eye is cov-ered out to will beapplying threecolors to the fishblank, the firstcolor being RichBrown. This color is applied heavily along the back, medium along theside, and lightly along the belly. All coloration along the body shouldbe extended through the head as darkness decreases as you move down the sides of the I am applying Rich Brown lightly as I reach the belly 42 BREAKTHROUGHI ssue 63IF YOU CAN PAINT A GOOD NATURAL fish , YOU CANpaint a good Reproduction fish . The only difference in painting thetwo is the prep-work required on a Reproduction prior to skin-dried fish ready for painting has a natural tone that combinesvarying intensities of gray, brown, and black (undertone coloration).
3. I protect the eyes from over-painting by applying a ball of clay over each eye. This is a non-hardening oil-based clay called Roma clay. Bowen Eye Pro-
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