Vielen herzlichen Dank, das freut mich sehr. Ich gebe im September ein Marmormehlkurs, in der Nähe hat es ein Airbnb... Falls Sie interesse haben..www.real-art.ch

thank you so much

+Yul Olaivar thank you, I am pleased

Michèle Gzo vielen Dank 😀

Ich habe zu Danken, dass Du Dir die Zeit genommen hast, mein Video an zu schauen...

thank you... :-)

Oh you don't have any idea Nathalie Wigmore the effects that you can achieve with the opaque, transparent and candy airbrush colors. Forget about Adirondack and Tim Holz ink, stains and alcohol inks. Try these! I am in my beginning stages of experimenting with these! I have no videos on youtube of my work, because of, let's say... lack of time and patience to upload... LOL But try them!

Благодаря много :-)

I use the binder from Boesner, which is the Guardi binder. I also use 2:1 marble powder to binder. It is important that the mass is not too liquid when applying. The most important thing is...let it dry with a lot of heat, best in the hot sun, by the oven or floor heating.

thank you...

obrigado Anna

***** Sandra Dür,,, você mereçe ,,,ninguem pode negar ,,que você ê uma artista muito criativa,:-)

I use a varnish spray that protects the Colors. The structures cannot be protected, but they adhere very well :-) But if they fell to the ground, they would not survive.

Nick Randall That's marble powder with acrylic binder, in German MARMORMEHL ....this results in this structure

+Patricia Guy thank you Patricia..., I think that's not the same, but try that...That's marble powder with acrylic binder..Greetings from switzerland

+Sandra Dürr Hallo Sandra, wie ist denn das Mischungsverhältnis Marmormehl zu dem Binder? Wundervolles Werk, mein Kompliment!

Stefanie Bond Hallo Stefanie,vielen Dank :-) ca. 2/3 MM und 1/3 Binder...aber das ist je nach Produkt verschieden. Die Masse sollte einfach nicht zu dünn sein, sondern kompakt und fest.

Vielen Dank, Sandra! Ich werde es so versuchen...!

Hi, this is Marmormehl, i don't now how its called in english..maybe marble flour, to german = Marmormehl...

yes that is water but with spirit and the color in at eyedropper are airbrush colors

thank you very much, these are airbrush colors

Thank you Sandra! I'll have to look into that!

Liz Douglas Golden paint, High Flow Acrylics!

thank you Alliemoul, these are airbrush colors...

***** Super awesome, I love it!

Alliemoul thank you so much...:-)

Thank you Liz... the structure is "marble flour " (marmormehl =german) , the color is airbrush color

Liquitex has many mediums to create texture. I like their Light Molding Paste. Only Golden sells the crackle paste. They are called just what I wrote. u can buy this stuff at Michael's in the US. Hobby Lobby does not carry the Golden brand tho. Or u can buy all this, online, at dickblick.com I know, the name is crazy, LOL, but I have bought from them for years and they are excellent. Go to dickblick and u see a lot of mediums to use for texture. You'll see a lot of stuff u will want. LOL! If you spend more than $100, u get free shipping. p.s. I am not associated with Liquitex, Golden or dickblick in any way!! Just passing on what I know. ;-)

Thank you V! I've ordered crackle and I have other mediums. Now..Sandra used inka or airbrushing paints. That's a territory I haven't gotten into yet! lol

Liz Douglas Check out the link on how to use crackle paste. Liquitex sells acrylic ink. Golden sells High Flow Acrylic which is now their airbrush/ink paint. Both will work the same. Have fun!!

Hi, Liz - the marmormehl is called marble dust in the US. Hope that helps. I just now happened to run across your post. :(

i take varnish SPRAY

thank you very much, yes this is water and a little spirit. merry christmas for you

@@AbstractRealART Thank you! Merry Christmas to You and Your Family..! Hope your all having a fabulous day.

@@AbstractRealART Hallo Sandra, was ist mit Spirit gemeint? Ist damit Alkohol oderTerpentin Ersatz gemeint? Tolles Bild! Vielen Dank fürs Teilen.

@@parsleybrain Vielen Dank….Damit ist Brennsprit gemeint, ganz wenig nehmen und mit Wasser verdünnen…kannst aber auch nur Wasser nehmen, wenn du dies nicht hast…

@@AbstractRealART Vielen Dank für die schnelle Antwort. Ich habe bisher immer nur Wasser genommen, habe aber 97% Ethanol zu Hause, scheint ja dasselbe zu sein. Deine Strukturen sind toll. Bisher habe ich Risse immer nur mit Gesso und Marmormehl erzeugen können. Mit Binder klappt es bei mir fast gar nicht, trotz fester Masse und Wärme durch einen Fön im Anschluss. Ich dachte die Pigmente muss man immer irgendwie mit Binder verrühren, das scheint ja aber auch nicht der Falls zu sein, oder?

it is from the company Kremer pigment and the name is"Kasslerbraun"

Hi this is Marmormehl, i don't now how its called in english...

***** is this crackle medium perhaps over a paste? I think one can achieve this effect through these. I'm just guessing according to what we can find in the art stores in the US.

ENAIRAMA1 this is Marmormehl...as the means in English I do not know ..maybe marble flour...mix it with acrylic binder www.boesner.ch/shop/farben/farben/fuellstoffe-weisspigmente/marmormehl

Hi, this is Marmormehl, i don't now how its called in english

Golden paint, crackle paste. You can get it at Michaels (not Hobby Lobby) or online at dickblick.com

@@vyanen9223 Actually she used Marble dust/flour for the cracked plaster texture,,, you mix it with acrylic binder and if mixed in the right way it will crack with much larger cracks and heavier texture than crackle paste. :)

@@Karmakat59 Hi, do you know exactly what measurements can one uses please? Thank you in advance. You know crackle paste is so expensive!!!

@@Amah-Lady you can also use this crackle paste www.elichem.co.uk/xl-crackle-paste-crackle-medium