Wow! That is so cool. I’m working on a sunflower canvas right now & have been wondering how this process was done & how well it actually worked. Thanks for sharing!
Her skin looks much improved with the mica powder. I used black mica on a canvas I had with gapping. It did look much better, but it was so messy. I used baby wipes afterwards and had to keep wiping several times. I think perhaps I used too much. Lol. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Thanks Anthony....this really made a difference and so nice to know about. I had watched Jade and now with you doing it so easily I might give it a try. It really makes a difference, especially on those gaps we get that show up on the really light colors. She is stunning!
I used those mica powders on a round painting where I changed the painting and took something out that was a dark color. I replaced it with light drills, so the black was showing thru. The mica powder covered it up. It's a great solution when you are making changes to a round painting.
Great solution and it is super easy too :)) Thank you very much for the video :)) Maybe you could use TESA blue painters tape first, to exclude the black/dark areas. Of course this is just an idea :))
That really cleaned it up! On your camera and lighting it looks like it’s dulling the drills. In person, does the mica dull the drills? Can you use baby wipes to clean them?
It didn't really seem to dull them in person, but I think a baby wipe or makeup wipe would clean things up a bit better. Just make sure they aren't too wet. Thanks for watching! :)
I am going to try this on my Young Lady with Gloves kit from Distracted by Diamonds. The gapping on her face and arms really bugs me, and I single placed almost the entire kit 😕
That definitely makes a difference! Thanks for showing your process - it’s great seeing other people use Jade’s technique!!
Wow! That is so cool. I’m working on a sunflower canvas right now & have been wondering how this process was done & how well it actually worked. Thanks for sharing!
Brilliant! Thanks for sharing this! I had no idea there was. A way to fix gapping before 😊
I was so amazed to see that mica powder work so well…❤❤
It's really cool to see the difference I was surprised. Thanks for checking out the video! :)
Her skin looks much improved with the mica powder. I used black mica on a canvas I had with gapping. It did look much better, but it was so messy. I used baby wipes afterwards and had to keep wiping several times. I think perhaps I used too much. Lol. Thanks for sharing. ❤
Yeah I think it might look a bit messier with a darker color. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend! :)
Thanks Anthony....this really made a difference and so nice to know about. I had watched Jade and now with you doing it so easily I might give it a try. It really makes a difference, especially on those gaps we get that show up on the really light colors. She is stunning!
Thank you so much I'm really happy with how well it turned out. Thanks for watching! :)
That’s so cool! I’ve definitely got to get me some of this!!! Thank you for showing us how to do it, because I wasn’t sure.
Oh course and I hope the process works for you if you decide to try it. Thanks for watching and have an excellent day! :)
Wow, what a great hack!! So glad you showed us, I haven’t seen Jades video, been meaning to. ❤❤❤
I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching! :)
I used those mica powders on a round painting where I changed the painting and took something out that was a dark color. I replaced it with light drills, so the black was showing thru. The mica powder covered it up. It's a great solution when you are making changes to a round painting.
I totally agree and I'm looking forward to trying it on a round drill canvas. Thanks so much for watching and have an excellent week! :)
Wow... it definitely helps fill in the gaps! Thanks for sharing this tip!
Of course and thanks for watching the video! Have a great day! :)
You could see the difference immediately. Great. Share. Thank you💕
I was surprised by how well it works as well. Thanks for watching! :)
Looks fabulous!! Thanks for the demo Anthony.
Of course and thanks for watching! :)
It really does make a difference! Looks great
Thanks! :)
Thanks for sharing! I just finished Halloween Hannah and I am going to try using mica on it!
Oh awesome, I hope it works for you! Have an excellent day and thanks for watching! :)
Great solution and it is super easy too :)) Thank you very much for the video :)) Maybe you could use TESA blue painters tape first, to exclude the black/dark areas. Of course this is just an idea :))
Thanks a really good idea I might need to try that when I use darker mica powders. Thanks for watching and have an excellent weekend! :)
Great video Anthony!
Thank you! :)
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That really cleaned it up! On your camera and lighting it looks like it’s dulling the drills. In person, does the mica dull the drills? Can you use baby wipes to clean them?
It didn't really seem to dull them in person, but I think a baby wipe or makeup wipe would clean things up a bit better. Just make sure they aren't too wet. Thanks for watching! :)
Was there any problem with smearing when sealing the painting? This was very interesting. Thank you for your sharing this experiment!
No I didn’t notice any smearing. The mica powder sticks to the adhesive really well. Let me know if you end up trying it! :)
I am going to try this on my Young Lady with Gloves kit from Distracted by Diamonds. The gapping on her face and arms really bugs me, and I single placed almost the entire kit 😕
Make sure to let me know how it works out and thanks for watching! :)