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Joe Schulte
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    OK, so can you explain that more? This is an example of my confusion:

    So far, working through the sculpting lessons, there’s a lot of pieces where you mask an area you want to work on, then invert the mask. Then, your grab (or whatever) only affects what is under the now-inverted mask. 

    I get that 100%. Makes total sense. 

    But then I’ll see our instructor not just masking a spot, but (for lack of a better way of putting it) masking the same spot over and over so the mask in that strip gets darker and darker as he goes over it more and more. I get that part of that is an artist sketching a line instead of just drawing it in one swipe…but does the thickness  of application actually matter in this case?