fixative spray on moleskin?

[Krato]

should i do it? i have a sketch that i dont want wearing on to the other page in moleskin i'm thinking about using a fixative has anyone else done that before? Would it make the page perhaps brittle-- if the fixative even adheres to the page?

thanks

[Interceptor]

i use fixative in my moleskne all the time.

[Krato]

ok, just didnt want to screw up my moleskin

thanks

[Jacob Kobryn]

I don't think a mole would appreciate being sprayed with fixative. It works great in Moleskine sketchbooks, however.

[Dile_]

do you actually try shit out krato ? or do yo just post it in the lounge to see how many replies from helpful people wasting their time on you you can get ? buhu my scanner iz evil :(

[Krato]

if it means saving my work then yea i have no problem with it, if Google doesnt have the answer then i'll ask here.

[Muz]

NO because there is a a high chance of the pages catching on fire if you use the wrong paper!

:rolleyes:

[Mane]

moleskine! I abuse my skine till it hates me, then I abuse it some more.

[Elwell]

Dile, don't be a dick. We have an Ignore function if people annoy you that much.

[Wooly ESS]

I have sprayed fixative on the pages of my moleskine sketchbook. It works just fine with no damage to the paper. I also glob acrylic gloss medium , watercolours, glue, blood, mud, beer, pasta sauce, etc, etc on the pages of my moleskine. They also work just fine, although other definitions of "fine" might not apply.

In my opinion, unless the finished thickness of a sketchbook is at least twice the starting thickness, you need to put more effort into it.

But to get back to your initial question, spray fixative is quite innocuous. It does exactly what it is advertised to do, and no more.

[Krato]

thanks for answering guys, all i needed was a yes no answer not some jackass remarks.


Thanks!