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Today I'm working on a 13'' wood round.
Base/Pillow: British Paints Brilliant White mixed with a splash of both Pebeo Bindex and GAC 800
Colours:
Primary Elements Interference Gold
Primary Elements Interference Violet Sparkle
Primary Elements Mermaid Scales
Matisse Southern Ocean Blue
Matisse Aqua Green Light
Pearlex pigments in Violet mixed with Decoart Metallic Copper
No silicone added to any paints.
All colours and pigments mixed with untinted house paint and Jo Sonja gloss varnish.
Please see video #92 for how I mix my colours (both pigments and tubes).
• (92) How I Mix My Pain...
Primary Elements pigments can be purchased from www.colourarte.com/
CA/Swipe Colour: Atelier Metallic Rich Gold mixed with Aussie Floetrol. I never measure ratios, I mix until it leaves a slight trace when drizzled from around and inch above the surface.
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My lazy susan is glass and 20'' which was purchased from Coles supermarket, they can also be sourced from variety/dollar stores. The heavier the spinner, the easier it will spin, I'd also suggest you get the largest one you can so you can easily use it for larger substrates too.
My metal spatulas are artist pallet knives, the smaller ones are from Mont Marte and the large one I use sometimes is a brand called The Art Studio and was bought from an independent art store.
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