Cheryl! I cannot express how grateful I am to you for being so generous with your talents. I was stuck in my creative vision and seeing these extraordinary techniques and learning from you has reinvigorated my joy and passion for making art. Thank you for your willingness to share and to help so many creative souls find their way back home!
Wow, thank you! I love that others want to create as I know when you are a creative, it needs to come out!!! I remember how frustrating a new technique is and just a small inspiration can help push us through.
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It seems like what you’re making is really wonderful. Unfortunately because you’re filming from such a distance, it’s hard to see what you’ve actually created. I suggest for future videos that you change your camera to be above your work. Thank you for sharing.
this was one of first videos. I have since used a top camera which I feel it better. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Take Care
Fascinating...was the sepia you used also high flow acrylic? could you use acrylic paint and dilute with water or does it need to be high flow? can fluid be used? and what was the metallic cream? acrylic paint? thank you so much...marvelous techniques!!
thank you so much. I hope I have hit on all of your questions, if I did not, let me know. you can always use water with your acrylics, but the high flows are extremely highly pigmented and you only need a little. I find when you add water to them, they still keep their strong pigment. So it would depend on what you wanted your final piece to look like... Yes, that was sepia high flow. The cream is deco art Metallic Lustre Copper Kettle. It is perfect for this project.
Cheryl! I cannot express how grateful I am to you for being so generous with your talents. I was stuck in my creative vision and seeing these extraordinary techniques and learning from you has reinvigorated my joy and passion for making art. Thank you for your willingness to share and to help so many creative souls find their way back home!
Wow, thank you! I love that others want to create as I know when you are a creative, it needs to come out!!! I remember how frustrating a new technique is and just a small inspiration can help push us through.
Fascinating process! I wish I'd actually been able to see the results. The camera angle did not allow it
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a common appreciate you watching my channel. I believe that video was done quite a few years ago. I hope I’ve gotten better in my videography but thank you for stopping by and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.
Love your bead idea
thank you very much
Amazing 👍🏻
Thank you for the comment. I am glad you thought it was amazing
It seems like what you’re making is really wonderful. Unfortunately because you’re filming from such a distance, it’s hard to see what you’ve actually created. I suggest for future videos that you change your camera to be above your work. Thank you for sharing.
this was one of first videos. I have since used a top camera which I feel it better. Thank you for watching and taking the time to leave a comment! Take Care
Fascinating...was the sepia you used also high flow acrylic? could you use acrylic paint and dilute with water or does it need to be high flow? can fluid be used? and what was the metallic cream? acrylic paint? thank you so much...marvelous techniques!!
thank you so much. I hope I have hit on all of your questions, if I did not, let me know. you can always use water with your acrylics, but the high flows are extremely highly pigmented and you only need a little. I find when you add water to them, they still keep their strong pigment. So it would depend on what you wanted your final piece to look like... Yes, that was sepia high flow. The cream is deco art Metallic Lustre Copper Kettle. It is perfect for this project.
Cheryl it would be best if you focused on your work space tighter, we need to see it up close. Ty
thank you for your feedback. I hope to be able to buy another camera soon to do that.
Why don’t you put this tyvek between two pieces of parchment paper? Then use the iron. It would work better. Just an idea
thank you for that suggestion. I will try it
Amazing. Thank you. Just a tad too far to see detail. ❤
thank you for watching Dan. I hope my more recent videos have better visual for you. I appreciate your feedback.