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monster, snake or dragon texture technique
played all day with some new techniques akin to the sushi palette that Rebecca is using. I use scraps strategically placed to give a texture definition.
Very fun and addicting, I made three pots so far, I put them on with a smoothie blender but just ordered some foam pouncers in different sizes.
Here is an example of what I came up with using this technique.
Very fun and addicting, I made three pots so far, I put them on with a smoothie blender but just ordered some foam pouncers in different sizes.
Here is an example of what I came up with using this technique.
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Astrid! This is great! Dfinately going to give it a try!
Could you please make a picture of your sushi pot, so to see the way you put the colours in?! Pretty please?
Could you please make a picture of your sushi pot, so to see the way you put the colours in?! Pretty please?
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here they are, Rebecca's are much nicer, but hey it was with slivers of paint, no waste!!
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Great technique idea using your sushi pallette, awesome!
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that is pretty cool! thanks for sharing. look svery fun
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Awesome! I've got to take out the time and make some sushi
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That's a great idea to use colour combinations to create certain effects... I am definitely going to have to play around with it.
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This would be nice in a small circular container...going to have to find the perfect size now! Like a small artycake or TAG, but circular for mops or dotter wands
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I used the lids to some small paint pots or glitter pots
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how do you make this? Just put some paint in there and press it down?
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Yes Angie but you have to try different colors next to each other to see how they work and if I don't like it, I insert another color and squish it in
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Looks really nice. Its fun to mix and mash..the effect is so cool.
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Loving your scaly effect with the small dotter, Astrid.
CottonKandy: The DFX palette size cakes and the 15g Kryolan cakes are good size round pots for making sushi cakes.
This is my new "steam-sushi" cake for steampunk designs and bronze dragons. It's FAB gold, copper and bronze with a VERY narrow strip of Wolfe black around the outer edge.
CottonKandy: The DFX palette size cakes and the 15g Kryolan cakes are good size round pots for making sushi cakes.
This is my new "steam-sushi" cake for steampunk designs and bronze dragons. It's FAB gold, copper and bronze with a VERY narrow strip of Wolfe black around the outer edge.
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Wow, paintedfaces I absolutely love the way you've chosen and arranged the colours to create that 3D effect! I'm so impressed!
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