Step 1: Apply a Thin Wash Use either a wash or glaze of red oxide combined with a small amount of titanium white and diarylide yellow. Apply one thin wash to the white board to create a few shapes as shown in the picture.	Step 2: Apply a Second Coat Using the same color as in step one, mix a wash or glaze using slightly less water or gel. This value will be darker because there is more pigment. When the first coat is dry, apply a second coat to the areas as shown in the picture.	Final After the second coat is dry, apply a third one of the same color to the areas as shown in the picture. You will need another coat after this one dries to further delineate the shadowed area on the right under the top brick. All of this was done with the same color.

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Thanks again. Will G

Drawing magazine indicates that this is an "audio slideshow". Am I missing something. I can't find the audio button.
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