Blanchitsu
December 2011·pp. 54–57
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John Blanche describes giving himself permission to pursue his own impatient, painterly style rather than treating the studio’s precise finish as the only standard. Steve Buddle demonstrates rapid basecoat-and-wash painting, while Julian Bayliss follows an intuitive, conversion-heavy approach using restrained colours and repeated motifs. Their contrasting methods support Blanche’s argument that a distinctive visual signature enriches the hobby.
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