it's 4 years later, I find this video and within the first 3.5 seconds I'm like "Thumbs Up!". Good choice in music my friend ;) And thank you for the post!
I heard it can be used under real gold leaf - to give a more ‘pillow’ look - for example if you are making a calligraphy letter and want to cover it with gold leaf but want it standing proud of the paper or vellum - use this first (purists would use home made gesso) and then the size for sticking and then the gold leaf. But as gold leaf is SO thin I wonder if this paste has any grittiness to it - that would show through the gold leaf - but I guess one could sand it - but it might be a small letter one is gilding so hard to get at with sand paper after the paste dries. ( use 1,000 girt paper - get at Lee Valley)
I'm about to try using this with oils by layering modeling paste, then acrylic gesso, then oils on top. I'm painting an abstract so any accidental cracking, etc should still look ok.
I'm sorry, I'm confused by your comment that you can mix it with watercolor "after it has dried". Do you mean you can apply wc over it once dried. That isn't mixing to me. Or can you mix it with wc before it's dry and applying it that way with color?
Hello, I'm here to learn about this kind of art for support my little girl explore her talent. If I want to add some gold leaf, do I need add some kind of glue or something before it ? Thank you for sharing ! :)
carmen letra Hi! If you meant plaster of paris, no....that is very dry and breakable. I think it would easily chip and crack. Moulding paste is stiff but stays a bit more flexable than plaster. 😊
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This video was really helpful. I hope all the unnecessary rude comments did not stop you from making more videos.
it's 4 years later, I find this video and within the first 3.5 seconds I'm like "Thumbs Up!". Good choice in music my friend ;) And thank you for the post!
Best detailed explaining and illustration ever !❤️👍🏻
Awesome video... thank you for sharing 🙏
Fantastic, I've learned a new technique. 🎨🎨🎨
Very nice tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for introducing me to that Frank Ocean song in the beginning lol
I heard it can be used under real gold leaf - to give a more ‘pillow’ look - for example if you are making a calligraphy letter and want to cover it with gold leaf but want it standing proud of the paper or vellum - use this first (purists would use home made gesso) and then the size for sticking and then the gold leaf. But as gold leaf is SO thin I wonder if this paste has any grittiness to it - that would show through the gold leaf - but I guess one could sand it - but it might be a small letter one is gilding so hard to get at with sand paper after the paste dries. ( use 1,000 girt paper - get at Lee Valley)
I have just ordered some modelling paste based on your video.
Thank you for this and happy new year👍
this is an AMAZING tutorial - very inspiring, thank you!!!
Great video, Thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial 👏
Thank you. This was very HELPFUL😌
That flower! 😂 Bless her heart.
Beautiful thx for sharing
Very informative- thankyou
I'm about to try using this with oils by layering modeling paste, then acrylic gesso, then oils on top. I'm painting an abstract so any accidental cracking, etc should still look ok.
Very informative and useful information. Thx.
I'm sorry, I'm confused by your comment that you can mix it with watercolor "after it has dried". Do you mean you can apply wc over it once dried. That isn't mixing to me. Or can you mix it with wc before it's dry and applying it that way with color?
amazing song choice
Perfect, nice examples. Thanks very much for doing this!
Very helpful thank you.
Hello, I'm here to learn about this kind of art for support my little girl explore her talent. If I want to add some gold leaf, do I need add some kind of glue or something before it ? Thank you for sharing ! :)
Great video 😍
it was really helpful...Thank you Lara
Once the paste is dry, what’s the best technique to use acrylics, big canvas.
Interesting that you can use it with watercolor???? also...they are called palette knives! I wish you would actually do a painting to show us.
Thanks a lot! Wauh, it really gives acrylic painting a whole next level! Wauh!
Thank you Iara for this tutorial
Thank youuu!🥰♥️♥️♥️
Can you apply the paste, then your paint, let it dry, and then do another layer of paste and paint on top?
My goodness. Your voice Is calming. Beautiful ^,^
Whenever I use it it’s so matte after drying is there a way to make it glossy? Also is there a difference between it and impasto?
yes you can instead use a texture gel if you want it with a more glossy finish!
@@ericamarie11895 thank you appreciated
hope u make more tutorials, i usually get bored or aggravated of other tutorials lol
Very helpful.
Thanks for the info..great job.... Have any music by Sinatra.. lol
GREAT tutorial! 👍👍👍
Is it possible to use the gel on various places of the canvas and do acrylic pour over it?
Is it possible to use it AFTER you paint in your canvas and paint it over once it drys?
Owen McCafferty yes you can!
So extremely helpful. Thank you so much.
Thank you!
you are using a regular modeling paste? because I know there is different ones
Thanks, this was useful!
Thank you
how do you get your paint to not crack?
Thanx, you answered questions I had!
Thank youu
4:26 How about add a little amount of modeling paste, that way you don't have to waste a lot of paint. Agree or disagree? I'll take both!
Good video, but better without music
6:19 , perfect timing
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA !!!
LOLLL
thank u I am new at paste it helped me out
Thanks!
Yes to Frank ocean
Thanks for the tutorial! Do you have an instagram or website with your paintings?
Is abstract another word for it doesn't really look like anything but I want to call it a painting anyway?
No. Good abstract painting uses all the same techniques and composition as a normal painting. Good abstract anyway.
Is this comment another way of saying I don't know anything about art but want to seem clever anyway?
My mounding paste is extremely thick. How I can soften it?
SmartIndianWomen try working in small amounts of spring water.
Can I used paste of Paris instead this you used ?
carmen letra Hi! If you meant plaster of paris, no....that is very dry and breakable. I think it would easily chip and crack. Moulding paste is stiff but stays a bit more flexable than plaster. 😊
How to remove it ?
Come si fa x avere la traduzione in italiano?......grazie
the demonstration is very good, but the bits of music were unnecessary, and it would be better without them.
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you sound like youre from montreal
Kinda cringing when the wrong name for a tool of art is being used for palette knives. Spatula is a utensil used in kitchen.
no, you’re not doing an abstract painting when you force feed me music. you’re doing multi-media.
tutorial is helpful. the music is awful please just leave it out :)
Please please please remove the music it’s very distracting.
I don’t need a “tutorial “ to learn how to play with it.
Jesus Christ. Why do people like to hear themselves talk !!! Took her over 3 minutes to get to actually using the paste.