Thank you for all

Thank you for providing all the steps. Yours turned out beautiful.

you can use a wet sponge instead of sandpaper-smoother and no mess

What a great video. Thank you so much for the effort and the inspiration!

I love these! So organic. I'm pondering what a piece of table décor might look like with this technique - a large oval pebble with beautiful peaks or maybe as the outside finish to a wooden storage box...as always, very inspiring and lots to think about :-) Thank you for such a detailed tutorial.

Love it! Thanks for sharing

They both look amazing!! I need to try one soon 🤩

❤❤❤ thank you for explaining it

THANK YOU for sharing your remarkable experience 👌

Wow I love how u show how easy with the right stuff and Ur easy instructions 😁

Very nice! I especially liked the second one! It had lots of ruffles!

Brilliant… beautiful work, thank you for the tutorial 👍👏👏👏🙏

So gorgeous work love it 👏👏👏

It’s beautiful 😍

Wow!! Ilove it😮 🎉🎉

Omg this is so amazing 😻 I gonna definitely try it 😊 thank you

Hermosa obra de arte, felicitaciones!!!

Perfect and easy explanation 👏

I love it!!! Feeling so inspired now :)

Beautiful creations

Probably the best and the most clear, to the point tutorial… Just what I needed! ♥️

Very cool! 😍😍😍

❤❤❤❤❤ Hopefully some useful advice from a another artist: 1). Add white pva glue to slow the process and prevent cracking. 2). If you aren’t using plaster (cast) strips, cut your gauze down to manageable strips to layer without wrinkles. 3). Recycle old house paint or discounted wall paint to cut costs (a LOT cheaper than artists paint). I’m a huge “reuse, recycle, repurpose artist 😉. 4). If you want to avoid brush strokes, add a flow agent; floetrol is always my go to, but thinning with water works on a lot of acrylic based paints (just not all! Always test first)

I’ve just bought my first flat and I’ve just finished decorating it all. I want to do a gallery wall in the living area. I have some art work that want to use (which is what gave me the idea of a gallery wall), however I’m also an artist and want a mix of my artwork and now I’ve seen this I’d love to make some of these. I love this.

SUPER!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks! It was really helpful 😊

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Its great!

For sanding the plaster you could also use open mesh drywall sanding strops, much longer lasting. I’m thinking that acrylic pour painting techniques for the final coat. Love the art pieces!🙏🏻

Beautiful

Nice. I was thinking at the beginning you didn’t know what you were doing 😊, but it turned out really cute. Adding the exact same piece to the back & adding picture hooks so it can be hung a wall.

I love the idea and made it myself, but I ended up using a sponge and cloth to paint by dabbing with the diluted plaster, so you don't see any streaks from the brush on your work. Nice to do. Thanks for the nice ideas.

Thank you very much for such detailed workshop!❤

Thank you!

Thank youuuuu so much 🎉🖤✨️🤞👊

THANK YOU, Mon!! I've been wanting to know how to make the ones that are more fluffy so this couldn't have come at a better time! I'm so glad you shared this. Keep up the great shares, Mon!I love watching your creativity come to life. What breed of dog is Mars? He's absolutely precious. ❤

mi piace molto la seconda e la trovo più nelle mie corde. Proverò sicuramente

È più complicato domare la rete plastificata, ma ci sono riuscita anch'io. Cercherò di fare anche il secondo lavoro che mi sembra meno difficoltoso. Brava e tenace!

It seemed easier with the MDF. Wonderful!

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tres belle

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Hi !! Thank you so much for the video , can we make this directly on walls?? thank you again x

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My fave technique! 🔥 Who inspired you? 😊

Metal mesh is much better- you have more control over the look and folds. You can use plaster cloth wrap to cut into smaller strips that are easy to place into hard-to-get spots.

I am delighted with your way of sharing these art secrets!! I've been talking to artists even without mastering the language, you know by translation... some ignore me, they don't say the material, they don't give tips. you did it step by step!! thanks. I just want to know more what is the material that goes on the screen? cement? tile grout? Marcos Antônio art teacher retired after 32 years. I retired in February today I want to discover more about my art that I didn't teach at school. I am from Brazil. Pleasure Miss Mon🌷👏👏👏❣️ Pelo Google tradutor

Love your design. Very pretty. Question: How are you using the glue and it's not burning your fingers? I don't think I could use the glue on my fingers. Will need to use something else.

this is amazing!! I'm just wondering is there a reason why you chose to use gauze instead of plaster rolls?

Hy there, i love your work. I’ve tried to make one, but the plaster cracks . Do you know why ? Thanks

Can we use plaster of paris?

hi, what if doing this on 18 x 24 canvas, would gauze still work ? or something bigger

I notice you used a brush for the painting, can you also use a can of spray paint to make it go faster?

So we can color it anyway we like according to our room theme ?

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How do you hang the second one on the wall?

Hi can anyone advise.. how can I fix my “ artwork” that is cracking.. i checked lots of different tutorials.. should have done this one.. 😫

I absolutely LOVE these pieces SO much!!! Just beautiful! The comments on here are really nice too. Very helpful. ❤

Ok not sure what I am doing wrong. I have tried doing one of these 4 times using different methods and they never turn out.

18:44 As always, I do see things in abstract... things ;-) I forgot how this thing is named, but what matters here is what i see. I want to see how many other people see things in abstract things in art, nature w/e. So, what i see is something like a dear or similar animal, surrounded by trees. She might be eating some leaves or something else from that part. I would love to know how to paint or draw what i see and make unique art from my own perspective. I always love when I did photography, especially abstract one, that different people will see different things. I never wanted for people to see what i see, so that's why i never title my things. I just scribe something there but not as a title. Cheers from a photographer and maybe in the next life a small tiny artist!? ;-) I can draw just a little bit and recently i made my first colored drawings, but i'm not sure that my health will let me continue that journey. w/e. I do what i like to do so, i will go on on my remaining journey and without hope, will just love what life brings me and then what my ideas comes to life from that ;-)

I tried the second technique and the first layer cracked everywhere

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