Lovely work. DId you mount the plexiglass on wood (for the finished pieces at the end)?

Excellent! Thank you

Using water to cool the drill will reduce the cracking. Sharpening a regular twist drill so it has zero rake angle and doesn't pull itself into the plexiglass, the twist drill will work fine with plexiglass. We used 3/16 twist drills sharpened as described and cooled with tap water as one of the final operations on free-blown helicopter bubbles for Brantly Helicopters when I worked there in the 1970s.

Hello

Wow!!!!

I gave noticed that we all sort of get very similar papers over and over. Obviously the ink combinations on pages is repetitive. Light colors the hardest to acquire

I use 2000 and more recent -also cheaper

Use more recent nat g. Not the really old. They change to a clay base so old old does not work

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If I print onto wood do I need to prep the wood before adding a gel medium, by sanding for example?

TY for sharing! Love your art!

❤How do you protect the images.

I couldn’t care less about art but given your actions, it seems you are sick of it. You look freed! Good for you! Time to move onto new skills and things to learn and do. :)

How did you cut out the can shape from the book? I love that piece!

Thanks 😊 🙏

Thanks 😊

Could the film be reused?

Boff... Pourquoi ce mélange de vert, de bleu disparaissant sous le blanc, l'orange... C'est du gâchis ???

Wonder if this would work on fabric...

Can u do this on canvas?

The flimsy Sunday magazines in newspapers work great. If they even have those anymore. Brush on and close magazine to dry

Thanks for the video , have yet to try this technique. Could you please link where you bought the impasto gel. Would you recommend a low priced gel from amazon please.

I came here because I wanted to paint a design on our curb, next to the number... maybe a baseball. HELL, go nuts and try a Texas flag 🤘. This video helped. Fucking Goldfish.

I just use a blow torch on acrylics. Works for me

Wow great ideas...so much fun and beautiful...thank you

hey there, where do you get citrasolve from?

Very cool how you used plants and the stencil. Will definitely be trying that!

Is that pastel that you're using to make the white marks (outlines)? Looks great!

Beautiful and disturbing

WOW, Tobias, The eye looking back through the keyhole is a very imaginative idea. Who would have thought of that but you? Beautiful artwork.

Tobias, you are a nut, a honey nut, like Honey Nut Cheerios. Keep it up.

I love it all. How did you do the patina? Thanks for sharing.

Love this technique. Thanks for sharing, Tobias. Hard to believe this was thirteen years ago. Now it is 2022.

LOVE LOVE LOVE your work! Thank you Toni/Chicago

I had seen a previous video where you showed that you were going to use the citra solv on canvass. I would really like to see the finished product, hopefully you can show the steps you did. thank you

Hello...first time I have seen your video...enjoyed and subscribed...add me to the list of others that want to see the results of the finished canvass......please....( hope there is a video of it showing the steps you took....Thank you

Thank you so much amazingly so cool

Thank you

I remembered these from when you first posted, and am thrilled I found your video again! I’m creating a nicho for our lady Guadalupe and need these. Thank you!

Watching this in 2021 and after 11 years still it's the best plaster wall art tutorial I have ever seen so far ,amazing work 👍

thanks for the video

Let's see that belly!

All these views and only 31 likes, what?? I love your fun and inventive, creative videos. Thumbs up from me at least.

I love boxes, I love altered boxes, I love hand made curiosities. What great fun. I love the idea of the heart. Keep it up.

I subcribed to your channel long ago and loved your content but am just now finding your channel again. I'm still subcribed but to my relief you're still making content. Thank you for sharing your techniques. I think you are so cool. I'm now watching through all the videos I've been missing.

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Can you use it on glass?

I assume you can do this to an old Mirror?

Why use paper when transparency peels off so easily? I’m I missing something?

Inkjet?