Thank you Vida for your demo. It has been 3 years since I paint on china and your demo was perfect for helping me starting painting again. Thank you for your time.
Thanks for this Vida. Was a great refresher. I have good luck with opening the holder, removing the pen point, turning it over and reinserting it back into the holder. Some say this bends the tip but I've never had that happen. I love pen work and sometimes have skipping. So I appreciate your tips.
Only to my weekly class at the moment because of Covid. I do teach seminars, my information is on my website www.vidascollectibles.com under the seminar page.
Yes, I would fire the line work first unless you are using water-based drying pen medium. That you would pen, let dry then wash color over in one fire.
@@joekraft9409 If you go to my website www.vidascollectibles.com you will find my water-based medium which is used for both water based pen medium and White Velvet technique.
Thank you Vida for your demo. It has been 3 years since I paint on china and your demo was perfect for helping me starting painting again. Thank you for your time.
Thank you. North Alabama
Awesome video. Thank you for making it available to us all.
Sharon
Thanks for this Vida. Was a great refresher. I have good luck with opening the holder, removing the pen point, turning it over and reinserting it back into the holder. Some say this bends the tip but I've never had that happen. I love pen work and sometimes have skipping. So I appreciate your tips.
Thanks so much Vida - I have to do a quick demo tomorrow and your information will help a lot!
Wonderful video, Vida. Thank you for sharing.
Marci
Hello ma’am could you please tell what kind of pen you are using for painting these ceramics..
I use Hunts 102 or 107 pen points.
What an amazing teacher you are. Do u give online courses ?
Only to my weekly class at the moment because of Covid. I do teach seminars, my information is on my website www.vidascollectibles.com under the seminar page.
Please bring more videos. I saw your work at the Fredericksburg show a few years ago. Beautiful work.
Thanks for sharing.
Is mineral oil liquid Vaseline?
No
Would you fire the line work on the piece before adding the color?
Yes, I would fire the line work first unless you are using water-based drying pen medium. That you would pen, let dry then wash color over in one fire.
@@NDporcelainArtist What water-based drying ped medium would you recommend? Thank you for your quick response!
@@joekraft9409 If you go to my website www.vidascollectibles.com
you will find my water-based medium which is used for both water based pen medium and White Velvet technique.