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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 พ.ค. 2022
- The focus is on patinas here at my third live mokume gane Q and A session. I go over the most common and useful patinas for mokume gane, with recipes and video of how to apply them. I also share some new patina experiments I've been doing, all with lots of visuals and recommendations of which patinas work best for which metal combinations. A lot of time is devoted to how to get the perfect copper red, the best sealants to use, and resources to learn more. Near the end I share my secret for getting clear, clean, consistent color with any patina. Although you mostly don't see them, I'm talking live to 20 other mokume gane artists, and they chime in intermittently with tips and tricks and insights too.
Next time (mid-June 2022, watch my website or Instagram for exact day/time) I'll be doing a 'who's who' in mokume - sharing images and discussing the work of mokume gane artists from around the world. It's always more fun to attend live, but for sure subscribe here so you can at least catch the recording!
See my website for more info regarding my online and in-person mokume gane classes and workshops - annevillestudio.com.
Thanks for watching!
It’s called umeboshi 😅 … thank you so much for this video! I’ve hit a wall with the patinas, but this has reinvigorated my inner mad scientist 🤯
It's great to see this video, I'm so grateful to you. There's a lot of great knowledge here, I'm a newbie learning about mokume. Once again thank you! Wishing you all good things
Do you have any recommendations for literature about mokume gane, authors, etc?
sure - "Textbook of mokume gane" by Masaki Takahashi is available in English from Amazon. also google "Chris Ploof Santa Fe Symposium mokume gane" for a free practical research paper Lastly, go to reactivemetals.com, look up their blank mokume gane and find the free patterning guide buttons, downloadable pdfs. :-) happy reading!
Add to cart, thank you very much, lots of happy reading to do now.
@@AnneWolfMokumeGanethank you