Відео

You’re welcome! I hope it was helpful!❤

@@FRANCOOPER Hello Fran- I’m sorry I missed this comment! Thank you so much, I find it very helpful especially if I’m looking for a specific color since the medium dries darker than what shows in the container. In my experience, they last a very long time as long as you keep it sealed well. Most of my mediums don’t last that long though. Since I use them up pretty quickly. However, I’ve had some last almost a year. I made sure to add another protective layer though like plastic wrap, and then add the lid on top of that. Hope this helps!❤️

@@LisaGraham-r1o of course! Trying to find time to record has been a challenge lately. I’m hoping to get back to it soon, I’ll add it to the list! ❤️

Aw, thank you Jin! I appreciate your support, thanks for watching!😊

Hi Jin!! You’re welcome sweet friend! ❤ I hope they are helpful!

I’m using Gaffrey Art Materials heavy texture gel mediums. The only thing I add is the acrylic paint color of my choice. If Gaffery Art materials is not accessible to you, Goldens, high solid gel gloss or matte is also pretty comparable. I have not tried creating my own homemade paste as thick as this before. That may be some thing I need to try for in the future!

Oh, I had no idea! I imagine that your roses are incredibly beautiful! I’d love to see them! You can find me on IG @artfully.ausdemore.co Thank you so much!❤

@@BobsieWobsie hello! I use da Vinci pro panels and I buy them from Jerry’s Artarama. However, I’m sure that you can purchase them in other places. I know that they do sell them on Amazon, but I don’t know how the prices compare. ❤️

@@BobsieWobsie wonderful! That makes me so happy to hear! Congratulations on this new artistic journey, it’s a fun one!

I appreciate it, thanks!

Hello! I have included a list of all the supplies and a link to my amazon storefront in the description box. Is that what you’re looking for?

Yum! It does!!❤

@@DeemaHasan-fd6nu I haven’t tried it myself, I’m sure it will work. Just don’t know how strong it will hold. If you have Goldens high solid gel medium, that has been pretty comparable to gaffrey.

@@artfullyausdemoreco Thank you very much for your response. I will look for it

@@DeemaHasan-fd6nu you’re welcome!

Yay, exactly! ❤

I use a clear gloss heavy texture gel medium by Gaffery Art materials. The only thing I add is the acrylic paint color of my choice. Because it is a gloss medium it’s shiny when it dries.😊

@@artfullyausdemoreco ohh thank you so much for your response! Your work is fab!

@@writtenvibes you’re welcome!❤

What an incredibly sweet reaction! Thank you so much, I greatly appreciate it!❤❤❤

@@archanagupta2375 Hello! I use a variety of different paints, but to create that thickness, I use mostly Gaffrey Art Materials heavy texture clear gel mediums. If interested, I’ll link a video I created that goes into more detail on two specific mediums and paints I use. ua-cam.com/video/PH0Js8mO18U/v-deo.htmlsi=0pOK-M6PqOXH7u2P

Hello and welcome! Loved that you have found the magical world of sculptural paint! Thank you so much for the positive praise, I greatly appreciate it! That’s great that you are using it as a tool for therapy and a fun outlet! Creating art has so many benefits! To be honest, I haven’t been keeping great track of how long my paint is in its Tupperware container. However, I’ve had it last for months and no issues. I may have had one that was over a year that I could tell was on its way to drying out, but I tried to use them up quickly. If you’re worried about them drying out, you could always add another extra precaution by using plastic wrap first and then the lid of the container on top of that.❤

Great guess! The outside of the piece is the quickest to dry just within a few hours. The center takes the longest, usually 3 or more days to be sure.

Hello! I use a heavy texture gel medium from Gaffrey Art Materials.

Thank you kindly sweet friend! Your support is like no other and I appreciate you so much!!❤❤❤

Thank you so much! I appreciate the support greatly!

@@artfullyausdemoreco of course

Thank you! Oh, wow! That sounds interesting! I want to know more! Are you sculpting by hand or putting the soft clay and whipped glue in a piping bag?

@@artfullyausdemoreco some by hand and some in a piping bag.

@@taredo3 love it, how fun!

Wow! Thank you, I appreciate it greatly! I’m definitely trying!❤️

Yes, he was so kind and asked great questions! He seemed really curious to know all the details! I love it when they ask engaging questions!❤

Thank you so much! I really appreciate the support!☺

Thank you so much! It's called dura-lar. I also have a link in my Amazon storefront of supplies I use if you're interested!

Thank you so incredibly much!❤️

So glad to hear you’re enjoying them! I have some tutorial ideas coming soon, just making my way through editing some past content. Thank you for supporting me here on this journey!❤

Hello! This was quite a while ago, but my best guess would be either Wilton 126 or Ateco 127. 😊 Hope this helps!

Thank you for checking out my video, I appreciate it greatly!

Thank you so much! No, not at the moment. Trying to work on creating some soon! In the meantime, I used two different piping tips a curved petal one like 61 for the base and a small leaf tip like 349 for the “petals.” Hope that helps!

Hello, thank you! I use a sort of paper mâché called celluclay. It comes in a dry paper pulp form that you add water to. ☺️

Hello, thank you! I use the same materials (heavy texture gel medium) that the flowers are made of to stick them to the vase.

You could definitely paint/pipe on a canvas, there are several other artists that do this style that use canvases. I started off using canvases and there were no issues. Depending on how much paint you apply and the size of the canvas it could possibly bow the canvas overtime, but I doubt it would be significant. I just prefer to use wooden panels for look and the durability. Hope this helps!

Hello! I create the flowers using a heavy texture gel medium like Gaffrey Art Materials or Golden’s high solid gel gloss. I place the paint/medium in pastry bags with piping tips. If you want more in depth information I have a few tutorials on my account. Thank you!

Hello and welcome! Of course! I have also tried Golden’s High Solid Gel Gloss and had similar results. I also have a tutorial on my UA-cam that talks about both the Gaffery art materials and Golden’s High Solid Gel medium if you’re interested!

Hello! I do have a longer video on my channel that goes more in depth about the paints I use. 😊

Thank you so incredibly much, I greatly appreciate the support!

Yes! I personally like piping on these plastic sheets first and letting them dry before assembling, but you could certainly pipe right on the canvas instead.❤

Hello! I haven’t tried fevicryl acrylic colors before, but I’d imagine it would work just fine. However, I personally like using heavy body acrylic paint color to keep the thickness of the medium/paste consistent.

@@artfullyausdemoreco thanq so much

Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed it!❤

Hello! Such a great suggestion, thank you! I agree, there are several other options to creating this piece so it is more cost friendly! I have also used left over dried paint scraps as well to fill the center. I appreciate the support, thanks again!

Thank you so much, sweet friend!