Free Online Water Gilding Demo of all Techniques: Gesso; Bole; Gold Leaf; Burnishing; Toning etc
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
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All 37 videos from our Free Online Water Gilding course cut into a single video showing the entire process start to finish. All techniques: Gesso; Bole; Gold Leaf; Burnishing; Toning, etc.
00:00 Introduction
02:31 RSG Size
08:07 Sizey White
10:43 Making Gesso
15:13 Applying Gesso
19.44 Spraying Gesso
21:53 Sanding Gesso
23.36 Water Polishing Gesso
25:52 Making Bole
28:56 Applying Yellow Bole
30:04 Applying Red Bole
31:25 Wire Wool Burnishing Bole
34:49 Making Gilding Water
36:32 Intro to Loose Leaf Gold & Gilding Tools
40:59 Preparing Cushion & Knife
41:52 Placing Leaves onto the Cushion
44:19 Cutting the Leaf
46:56 Greasing the Tip & Picking up Leaf
48:42 Laying Leaf
55:14 Life
55:48 Dusting Off & Faulting
01:01:30 Burnishing
01:05:36 Distressing
01:06:46 Toning
01:08:54 Waxing & Buffing - Навчання та стиль
Thank you very much, for your generous presentation with every details together! Nice work!
thank you!
Excellent!
Thank you for a beautiful demonstration
You're very welcome.
What a fabulous demo! Many thanks…
Thank you Mike
Thank you for your explanation and help I love you from the heart
Excellent video and much appreciated! It is so much better to view the entire group:) Thanks.
Thanks Will
Such a good and detailed oriented teacher. Even gave excellent tips with explanations. I can't remember when I have seen a better tutorial. I love the fact that it seemed to be master level oriented from the get go. Thank you so much sir.
thank you very much! so glad you find it useful.
THANK YOU .
Thank you ! An excellent refresher for my forgetful self
Thank you master👏
Thank you for your comment!
Very British, Great Quality…
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Nice. 👌
One detail and tip after another! Thank you.
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QUESTION - Is there an alternate adhesive to use rather than an animal skin glue? I am a vegetarian and cannot face using that kind of glue. I appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks for your video! I have a question - if you are double layering, how long do wait after the 1st layer/burnish, do you use regular size to apply the next layer of leaf? Many thanks 🙏
Great demo. If I don’t want to gild can I apply a watercolour wash over the gesso?
Is there a length of time you have to start adding the gold to the bole ?
A fantastic instructional video, really valuable information.
Can I ask, for a beginner is it advisable to use imitation leaf (given the cost of the genuine thing) until the process is learned?
Many thanks for your comment. Working with Dutch metal leaf (imitation gold) is completely different as it can be handled without tools and behaves in a very different way to precious metal leaves. The only way to learn to use the cushion, gilder's knife and tip is with the real thing. Somewhere in the video, I probably talk about the "perfect level of imperfection" - the point being that an imperfect result will have a unique character which is what separates a hand made frame from one finished in a factory...
@@PictureFrames Brilliant, thank you for the reply. I'll stick to the genuine stuff. I'm going to give this a try over the next week.
Thank you again for sharing.
@@JckMun would love to hear how you get on - let us know if you need any further help.
@@PictureFrames Well, my first attempt was certainly a challenge - but good fun and rewarding. The toughest part was undoubtedly laying the leaf. Despite the very many imperfections and having to embrace the faults, even my amateur effort produces a rather beautiful frame. I'd share it here if UA-cam allowed it. But I'd suggest everyone give it a go.
Do you mind if I ask about painting over the gesso. If I wanted a frame that was black, with gold on the inner part of the frame, what sort of black paint is best? Do you use a black bole over the red, or is there a preference for a particular type of paint?
Thank you again for the video, I wouldn't have been able to give this a go without it.
@@JckMun black bole over the red is exactly what I do... Well done BTW!!