I used the deli papers with the patting, blobs and sliding on an acrylic painting of an old, rusty pickup truck sitting in a field. It worked well for areas of the field that looked too flat and boring. Thanx Sandra, for this fun and effective technique.
Sandra's various backgrounds are timeless. She is so talented and encourages us all to be little chemist like she's showing us. Deli sheets are so much fun and so versatile. Also great for collage plus more! Thank you Sandra for creating these videos. Especially during this pandemic it is so wonderful to go back and watch.
Awesome, Sandra! So glad to see you here and I can’t wait to see more of your videos. For those of you not familiar with Sandra, let me tell you, she’s full of creativity and will teach you so much. Her workshops are full of so many different techniques. I’ve studied with her for quite a while now and am always amazed at the things she comes up with. -Tami
Hi Barbara-so great to see you here. Yes the paint on the back really makes the colors pop. I am using some of my sheets today in some new collage pieces. I look forward to seeing your fabulous creations. Have fun!
Hi Sandra - I don't understand when you use the gel medium and when you use the gloss medium (to stick the papers down onto the canvas or whatever backing you're using). Are there some rules? Thanks
Hello Sandra, thank you very much for all your videos, they are very interesting and informative. In this video, I have a question for you. I would like to know, the right part (in shades of blue) of the canvas that you use to show us is this another video where you show us how to achieve this magnificent result? If so, could you give me the link please ? Thanks
Are you referring to the painting that is hanging behind me? If so, I don't have a video for that. If it is another piece, let me know the time signature. Thanks for watching.
@@SandraDuranWilson No, I'm referring about the canvas you use to do the sample but on the right side (in blues shades). Also, I have an other question for you. May I use cooking wax paper or tracing paper to press the colours over you canvas and to do a collage after because I don't have Deli paper ?
@@chantaledrew2438 That portion of the painting was using interference paints over dark or black. I may have a video on interference colors but not that particular piece. You can also check my books for working with interference colors. You can use the cooking parchment to move the colors but it won't adhere well later for collage. You could use the parchment paper to move the paint and then plot it onto another paper that you can then use for collage. Rice paper may work well.
Hi Vicki-are you going to use acrylics? I find I get the best results with gesso first, otherwise the paint soaks into the paper quickly. You could do an experiment on try one of each. Make sure your paint is very runny like cream.
@@SandraDuranWilson thank you so...I suspected it might need something... I've some old terrible watercolors... And if I want to keep some of a watercolor on the page and spray it with a fixative, should I also gesso on top of a fixative to then move into acrylic and medium layers?
Deli papers are all different. Mine usually don't have different sides. Try using the matte side, but experiment with both and see what the difference is.
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Susan, you make mixed media doable. Thank you for your step-by-step instructions!
You are very welcome.
Sandra
I used the deli papers with the patting, blobs and sliding on an acrylic painting of an old, rusty pickup truck sitting in a field. It worked well for areas of the field that looked too flat and boring. Thanx Sandra, for this fun and effective technique.
That is so cool, thanks for sharing.
You have many good ideas for colage and mixed média. Thanks!
Fantastic ideas! I really love all those tips and tricks and your background is really fabulous. Thanks for sharing! 🙂💖❤️🌈
You are very welcome and thank you for watching.
Sandra's various backgrounds are timeless. She is so talented and encourages us all to be little chemist like she's showing us. Deli sheets are so much fun and so versatile. Also great for collage plus more!
Thank you Sandra for creating these videos. Especially during this pandemic it is so wonderful to go back and watch.
Thank you my dear friend. I hope you are doing well and stay safe for Thanksgiving. I am going to email you with some updates.
THANKS FOR THOSE GORGEOUS TIPS :)
You are so very welcome ☺
Awesome, Sandra! So glad to see you here and I can’t wait to see more of your videos. For those of you not familiar with Sandra, let me tell you, she’s full of creativity and will teach you so much. Her workshops are full of so many different techniques. I’ve studied with her for quite a while now and am always amazed at the things she comes up with. -Tami
Awe thank you. I have so many exciting things and ideas to share with you. Share some of your art too!
Great idea Sandra. 👏👏👏
thanks so much for watching.
Very simple and attractive!!! Thank you
You are welcome 😊
Just come across your channel and they are fantastic to watch thanks for the inspiration 😊
You are very welcome and glad to have you aboard.
Great ideas! Thanks!
You are welcome and thanks for watching.
I am so glad I found you!
Me too!
I absolutely love watching your videos I learn so much! Thank you!
So great to see you again...Monday’s will now be a good day! Great lesson
Hi Joanne-Thank you. Now we get to see each other every week.
Very clear explanations, lots of good ideas, enjoying your work very much thank you
thank you.
Made myself a play-date with paint today and am making loads of deli prints! The paint on the back tip is really fun, Sandra!
Hi Barbara-so great to see you here. Yes the paint on the back really makes the colors pop. I am using some of my sheets today in some new collage pieces. I look forward to seeing your fabulous creations. Have fun!
I just found you on you tube. You explain things very well. Thanks for sharing. You are helping a lot of people.
Thank you and it is good to know I am reaching folks that need a little spark of inspiration 😀💖
Fun demo. Lots of information. Thanks for sharing,
Thank you Robin. More to come.
Thanks for the great video. Will have to try! Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you. Post your results here or on social media. I look forward to seeing the results.
This was wonderful. Thank you so much 🙏🏻💗
You are so welcome and thank you for watching💞
Thanks for this great demo Sandra, looking forward to seeing more. Very informative as usual :)
Thank you Marlene. We are going to explore so many ideas. Let me know if there is something specific you would like more info about.
Awesome technique, thank you
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
You are so inspirational
thank you so much
Love the colours. You're such a great teacher. Need to get some more gloves!
Thank you Cheryl. Gloves will protect you over the long haul.
Wonderful!
Thank you and I am glad you enjoyed it. Lots more to come.
May I ask where you got that large rubber stamp with the tiny alphabet? I’d love to have that in my stash.
Hi Sandra - I don't understand when you use the gel medium and when you use the gloss medium (to stick the papers down onto the canvas or whatever backing you're using). Are there some rules? Thanks
Hello Sandra, thank you very much for all your videos, they are very interesting and informative. In this video, I have a question for you. I would like to know, the right part (in shades of blue) of the canvas that you use to show us is this another video where you show us how to achieve this magnificent result? If so, could you give me the link please ? Thanks
Are you referring to the painting that is hanging behind me? If so, I don't have a video for that. If it is another piece, let me know the time signature. Thanks for watching.
@@SandraDuranWilson No, I'm referring about the canvas you use to do the sample but on the right side (in blues shades). Also, I have an other question for you. May I use cooking wax paper or tracing paper to press the colours over you canvas and to do a collage after because I don't have Deli paper ?
@@chantaledrew2438 That portion of the painting was using interference paints over dark or black. I may have a video on interference colors but not that particular piece. You can also check my books for working with interference colors.
You can use the cooking parchment to move the colors but it won't adhere well later for collage. You could use the parchment paper to move the paint and then plot it onto another paper that you can then use for collage. Rice paper may work well.
GREAT video! Thank You :). Is the deli sheet "Deli Wrap Wax Paper"? Not sure about the wax in the name?
Thank you and yes the deli paper is like the wrap you get. It is a dry wax. When I buy the sheets I try to find ones that are not extra wax.
@@SandraDuranWilson Thank you so very much! Your videos are so inspiring and really great :)
@@mmallow6481 you are so welcome and thank you for watching.
Thank you so much for the awesome tutorial. I can’t wait to try this technique. 😁 Are the golden paints you are using the fluid ones?
You are welcome and Thank you for letting me know you enjoyed the video. Yes they are fluids.
Marvelous!!! Can this be done on 140# watercolor paper?
would it need gesso 1st?
Thank you so!
Hi Vicki-are you going to use acrylics? I find I get the best results with gesso first, otherwise the paint soaks into the paper quickly. You could do an experiment on try one of each. Make sure your paint is very runny like cream.
@@SandraDuranWilson thank you so...I suspected it might need something...
I've some old terrible watercolors...
And if I want to keep some of a watercolor on the page and spray it with a fixative, should I also gesso on top of a fixative to then move into acrylic and medium layers?
@@vickihollander6527 that sounds like a good course of action.
my deli paper has a shiny side and a matte side which side do you use and when?
Deli papers are all different. Mine usually don't have different sides. Try using the matte side, but experiment with both and see what the difference is.
I won't need to buy Deli-paper it comes free with sandwich meat from the Deli!