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OK, so these aren't the greatest colour combinations, but I'm sure that they can be made into something - they are, after all, backgrounds! But have a look at the great texture you get when you apply heat to the paint!
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This is such an easy technique: mix powder and solution; apply with cotton bud; heat to bubble; and then go "Wow!"
Wow, they make "solution" for this now? I used to do that with white glue! Works just as well :) and yes, I agree, the background made that way are absolutely fantastic!!! Have fun at your class, I love the backgrounds!!!
ReplyDeleteYes this is just like the Heated Pearls technique..... but I really LOVE the intensity of the colours when it's done with Polished Pigments!
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