Thank you for your nice comment and love!

Danke! Bei den kommenden Videos werde ich Untertitel in mehreren Sprachen zufügen.

Merci bien, Marlene

Danke Agnes!

Danke, Karin, Dir auch!

I use a small flat synthetik brush with soft bristles

Thank you, Gerda! ♥

Caro Carlos, muito obrigado pelo seu comentário! Fico contente por achar os meus vídeos úteis e por gostar deles! Os meus melhores cumprimentos!

There are some pigments that are naturally transparent, which are usually more chemically produced. But you can also dilute each color by adding acrylic binder or medium so that it looks transparent

No, the molding paste is already on the canvas at the beginning of the video

Hi there!! I’m not going to speak for Gerda, just give my two cents worth.Your comment asking: “you got a reference?” made me chuckle. As an artist, you know that art like this can not de duplicated. Even Gerda could do the exact same process and colors and get something completely different. And what she makes look easy and free flowing IS to HER, because it flows from within. She does not ‘paint’ a picture but allows it to evolve. Filler/plastic wrap? It’s all texture. I suggest you go back and watch more of her videos, then rather than try to duplicate, let it flow from within you. AND Gerda has had years to get the feeling and let it flow.

Yes, dear Mimi, I know...But i´m stubborn to the nthhhhhhhhh degree, and really I´ve tried a lot of plastics: not good for the planet, no good for me. I don´t try to duplicate Gerda's work, I try to do my my own little thing, but with techniques I find inspiring. I must add I´m schoolish because I´m not a painter, but a portraitist in pastel. So, i´m really lost with acrylics, and I feel nothing flowing at all!....portrait is my true field, (wanted to do it in oils, problem here) but really I admire Gerda´s work, and I´d like to get better results, just to be a little pleased. But I understand very well what you mean....and take it in good part. Gerda could do a wonder with a toothbrush between her feet!!!! She´s the artist, I´m not....Kiss, Mimi!

Thank you, Mimi.

Finally, I think my question was not technically so stupid...How do you get 3 structures when the plastic wrap doesn´t make prints, or neat prints? Eh?

Hello MsLopsided, I tried to answer your question yesterday, but I think I forgot to press the "answer" button at least. So I do it again: I used a soft modelling paste, which is preety sleek, (the opposite of pumice gel) My plastic wrap is an garbage bag, the plastic is not stiff and sucks tight to the wet surface

In diesem Video verwende ich glatte Modellierpaste von boesner (oder gerstaecker?)

this is part of the plastic wrap technique

I use the binder to seal my first layer

It´s acrylic molding paste

I often use the colors I used in my painting. You can mix all primary colors, until you get "your" grey .

Das Kleben verringert sich, wenn die Bilder kühl lagern, was nicht immer möglich ist. Ansonsten besser Wachspapier (oder Backpapier) dazwischen legen.

I use a soft and smooth molding paste

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A pity, I think it will always look different than mine, maybe save it next time and put it aside for a few days. Do not compare the pictures. If you then look again later, you can also see the beauty in your picture!