I accidentally deleted video footage of pre-painting the plaques ready for each painting technique, but basically, one plaque is painted with silver acrylic paint, ready for the acrylic black/brown paint wash and the other is painted with the acrylic black/brown mix, ready for the dry brushing of silver metallic paint. Both plaques were undercoated/pre-painted the day before the dry brushing and paint wash were applied. :)
When pre-painting the plaques was the metallic silver watered down and done in layers or painted strait onto the plaque ? Where can the metallic paint be bought ? Great video again drama 👍
Of course, you can do both and combine techniques which I think I mention in the video. This video just shows the differences between these two different techniques. Imagination has no limit. :)
I accidentally deleted video footage of pre-painting the plaques ready for each painting technique, but basically, one plaque is painted with silver acrylic paint, ready for the acrylic black/brown paint wash and the other is painted with the acrylic black/brown mix, ready for the dry brushing of silver metallic paint. Both plaques were undercoated/pre-painted the day before the dry brushing and paint wash were applied. :)
When pre-painting the plaques was the metallic silver watered down and done in layers or painted strait onto the plaque ?
Where can the metallic paint be bought ?
Great video again drama 👍
Both look wonderful Mark very good informative video as always , I love em both 👌
Thank you Anne! Lovely chatting with you last night and hope all is well today! :)
I like both effects.Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Mojo and thanks for watching! :)
i like the dry brush i use this one. hubby likes the paint wash never did it yet. might try soon
I prefer the dry brush on this particular item, but washes can be useful for a lot of things. :)
I wish you spoke and explained... cause they both look great.
Thank you for comment and noted. Btw, there are other narrated videos on channel showing similar techniques, etc. 😀
I prefer the cleaner look of dry brush. Thank you for the video!
I'll make a video combining both at some point. Thank you Joelle. :)
I like the was it looks more natural of being old and not perfect.
I think there's a place for both methods and I like to use them both together for certain things. :)
@@dramamask I agree
👍🏻 As always beautiful work nice.
Thank you so much, G R! :)
I personally prefer the aesthetic of washes but dry brushing is a lot easier and more practical when you have lots of pieces to finish
I like using both methods on one piece to kind of give a cool paint effect. :)
@@dramamask I’ll have to try that!
@@vonkunstler884 Best of both worlds! :)
dry brush for me
I think it looks cleaner on this particualr item. :)
I prefer the dry brushed finish. Your blue cloth looks suspiciously like an old sock!
I have lots of old socks doubling up as cloths! :D
Now hear me out: Why not both?
Of course, you can do both and combine techniques which I think I mention in the video. This video just shows the differences between these two different techniques. Imagination has no limit. :)
@@dramamask yeah you mentioned it near the end for sure. (Probably should have waited to comment lol) but very helpful video for sure.
@@ErnestoMartinez15935 I appreciate your comment and it might help others to see the comment. Thank you! :)