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Question: I am working with paper and would like to keep the colors unchanged in time. Will this spray work for paper?
Document: I am working with markers and chalk on Bienfang marker paper this semester at school, and I am very impressed with the quality of this fixative. It helps saturate your colors more, so you don't have to waste as much chalk/marker on making your colors very prominent.It is dry enough to pack up after just a minute outside, but I'd say 3-5 minutes would be best.
If I could, I would give this product 0 stars. I bought this to use on a charcoal portrait that I spent 20+ hours working on. I followed the directions precisely and my drawing was ruined. This product black out any soft gray areas in my drawing making it look like there was no shading done at all.I'm very unhappy with this product and will never use it again
I use it to fix my charcoal and it works wonderfully. It doesnt smudge unless I rub it with a vengeance! but why would I do that? You can easily work on top of it but you cant erase things that were already fixed. It smells like evil chemicals though, but that is to be expected
Keeps my Sketches in great condition, especially charcoal sketches. Good for sketchbooks etc. Locks in the drawing and still allows you to draw over.So if your working on a large piece you can give it a light coat it drys in like 30 seconds then don't have to worry about your hand touching the paper and smudging the pencil.
Seems to work just fine. I just used a very, very light spray and only sprayed the surface one time. No yellowing; no problems. I'd use it over some of the suggestions for plain hairspray.
I guess all fixative affects colors but this does after a couple of sprays makes all the colors darker takes a white to a gray andyellows extra all get dull after a spray. You might not notice unless your paying attention to colors. If you don't believe me take a photo before you spray it then let the spray dry take a picture. It like before you spray it you had a flash on then you spray it the photo looks like you forgot to turn your flash on.
I keep this on hand at all times to seal artwork such as watercolors, ATC's, etc. while I am working on them...protects the layers and is still workable...great product!
Since I am the owner of them, I have the freedom of taking one of my litho's & adding to it here or there & sometime's it look's like a completely different piece. I spray it and voi-la. I'm very happy with this product & would definately recommend it. Don't inhale it.
Remember not to drench your work or use heavy coats, otherwise you get drips and streaks and it's not a pretty sight!Let anything you spray dry thoroughly before doing another coat. It's worth the time you put into preserving your pieces!Enjoy!
I use this workable fixative on ALL of my mixed media and other artwork. It really protects in between layers so you can safely work new colors in. I love it!
Answer: Yes, but do not use much. You don't want to saturate the paper with the spray. If the paper is thicker you can use a little more, but still don't want to go crazy with it. Follow the directions well and don't spray up close to paper either, can pool in areas and leave dark spots if you spray to close. You can go back and re-spray for extra protection, just don't go crazy all at once.