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Post by BLL on Jun 16, 2007 6:29:56 GMT 12
It looks pretty simple from what I've seen online. just thought someone might have some tips.  |
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Post by blue on Jun 16, 2007 9:45:43 GMT 12
yes... tones...........
wings on liquid sculpty etc its easy once you get the hand just do a couple of experiments to find your medium.
hints....
use proper ink...... always keep piece out of sun it will fade fade fadeeeeeeeeeee away in no time with refilable inks.....use pearlx also........fabulous
i actually prefer water transfer under liquid clay...... cook half way till peelable then turn and coat other side them bake threw.... ( with wires) not as tricky as it sounds...........
wings turn out really pretty.......... then you can add pearlx etc.....seal.
how does everyone else do it?
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Post by BLL on Jun 16, 2007 17:45:18 GMT 12
. . . hmm . . .
that's sounds confusing . . .
I've been reading about using t-shirt transfer paper, ink-jet printer . . .
"burnish onto clay, bake part-way, peel off and finish baking" . . .
is this the same concept (different method) or are we talking about different things?
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Post by blue on Jun 16, 2007 19:35:44 GMT 12
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Post by BLL on Jun 17, 2007 8:10:57 GMT 12
... er ...
definitely the wrong end of the stick you've got there blue ...
no wings for me right now ... but
I will have a look at those links when I get a chance, they may still be relevant
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