Introduction to Pebeo Prisme and Moon Paints + Jewelry Tutorial
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- In this tutorial I will show you one of my favorite brands to create spectacular effects every time. Pebeo's Prisme and Moon paints will bring that extra "WOAW" to your creations.
In a rather thick application you will make beautiful jewellery by mixing a few colours.
You will have to let it dry for a week before applying a resin or a varnish, otherwise you risk seeing your creation turn blurry or worse have a milky aspect.
If you are like me, you will enjoy these paintings and you will create beautiful pieces of art.
ps : I was in no way paid to make this video. I bought all the products used with my own money.
Introduction to Pebeo Prisme and Moon Paints + Jewelry Tutorial
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I also had a very thick (5 year old) Pebeo prisme. I mixed an equal part of ‘Daler Rowney Low Odour Thinner’ that I had on hand. and it came out great, beautiful cells… it worked perfectly! Your pendants came out so pretty!
I only recently started playing with Pebeo paints and one thing I found is that you can over work your creations. I think less is better! The paints are so wonderfully reactive that too much interference can ruin the effect. Love the tutorial.
Love your work. Thank you for sharing
I just ordered these, and can't wait to play around with them. Thanks very much for this lovely tutorial! 🥰
Love Peobo prime and moon. Just gorgeous!
Gorgeous! I've used Pebeo prisme and moon separately and together but these are different, really lovely
Thank you so much Diana !
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Now I know what I did wrong. Now I can't wait to try them out again
These work so well on resin projects too. Once resin has cured...you can use these on it
Presioso trabajo! Thank you so much! Beautiful!
Nice colours! But what are the names??????
Clever idea using two pieces of wood for dimension. Have you tried pre-treating your wood pieces with something like Triple Thick to prevent the pebeo paint from soaking in? Just a thought. Thank you for sharing. Lots of inspirational ideas.
I used the baby oil gel as far as cleanup or just baby oil it worked well
Ho thank you for the tip !!
Me enamoré. Saludos desde Costa Rica
Hi i have prisime paints but they are old and thick how can i thin them without ruining the cells ?
Excellent question. I have the same problem. I used Acetone it works quite well, or you can try with some mineral spirits. I don't have any some just make a little test with just tiny bit of paint. They don't carry anything specific for that problem. Let me know your results.
@@StylHarmony thanx I tried mineral spirits and it wortked. I also bought vitrail lightening medium and mixed both. They worked better somehow ☺️
Love this video..but what are the names of the colours you used! Thanks,
Absolutely beautiful! How is the paint not running off the edge without a bezel?
It just tends to just stop, unless you over-fill the space.
I know this is an older video, but do you perhaps know what that blue- purple color was ? (Name)…ty
Do you mind if I ask where you're from? Are you Québécoise?
Hi Diana ! I'm French
@@StylHarmony ah! I did wonder 😊
Can we use these paints with silicone jewelry mold?
Love your work! What is the exact name of the purple Pebeo color you used? Thank you !
Hi, it looks like it could be violet, number 26, I know it's an old question but just thought I'd say 😁
Can i ask what uv resin you use please? Mine stays sticky on the top after curing 🤔 and ruins the piece x
I put mine in cold water, that seems to help get rid of the stickiness.
Where did you get the wood shapes?
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