Secrets of Scene Painting And Stage Effects

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It is necessary to be careful about the quantity of size, because if too little is used the paint that is afterwards put on the canvas will come off w^ien it is rubbed ; thus, if a back cloth is painted and rolled up, the labour will be wasted.
BRUSHES When the ' priming ' has been made the canvas is spread out and the painter is ready to begin the first part of the work.
This is a convenient point at which to describe the brushes required by the scenic artist. He should provide himself with th
...e ordinary painter's sash tools, and it is as well to have them in ali sizes, from No. 1 to No. 12. The latter is about an inch and a half across. The brushes are not per- fectly round. It is also as well to have a brush with a long handle for use when painting foliage.
14 SECRETS OF SCENE PAINTING The 'priming' is applied with yvhat is technically known as a ' double-tie ' brush ; it is merely an ordinary whitewash brush. A brush of a similar for T~'nnurq In.
Ground 'Brushes for puHmcf in PtackqrcMcL Uiorh to C/uildina^ Hcq hair 3rasfie5 ■ for fictftinq rti lucrh' or} a Froadjcale- Ni«> 1 Process AND STAGE EFFECTS 15 kind but half the width — known as a 'single-tie' brush — is also needed for painting tree trunks and other large surfaces.


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