1) It saves work, time, and paint if i don't have to cover up any background I've painted. But more importantly,
2) The foreground is harder for me and has a greater chance of not looking like I want it to. If that's the case, I want to be able to dump the project without grumbling about how long I worked on it.
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so tell me... why do you do the background after the foreground?
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2) The foreground is harder for me and has a greater chance of not looking like I want it to. If that's the case, I want to be able to dump the project without grumbling about how long I worked on it.
Thanks for your interest!
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