Ok so I know it's been a while since you've seen a post from me but I have been busy at least...lol. I've been involved with an Instagram event called #The100DayProject designed to help spark the creative process. Now this is something that most of you know I don't have trouble with but I thought it would be good to challenge myself to create something everyday and therefor hold myself accountable to that end. What a fun exercise it has been too! It began an April 3rd and will run until sometime in June I think...lol...I'm terrible with dates. So here's what I've got so far...sorry, it'll be a long post...
This piece was done using the Art Alchemy Patina Effects Paste Set and some of the Art Alchemy Wax.
This piece was done using the Art Alchemy Rust Effects Paste.
This piece was a rework of an earlier piece.
This was also a rework of an earlier piece.
Thia piece was done with Swellegant.
This piece was also done with Swellegant also using my Faux Abalone stone.
This piece was done using Premo Gold clay which was painted after baking with Dazzling Metallics by DecoArt. The inner layer was done using SculpeyIII which is traditionally too brittle for this kind of work but works well when adhered to the Premo outter layer.
Oh...these may be out of order...lol...this is the Faux Abalone from the previous piece.
This one was done with the Art Alchemy Patina Effects Paste set using the entire set on resin.
This one was a resin face, colored on the back with Alcohol Markers. I used a little Metallic Lustre on the piece and the stone is my Faux Jade.
This was one of my original pencil drawings transferred to polymer clay, then layer with resin and acrylic paint.
This one was done the same way.
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This one was done using the same method, I was trying to film a video of this technique and my camera was causing me problems that's why there are so many...lol.
This one was done using the same technique but instead of acrylic paint between the resin layers I used water release tattoos from the Dollar store.
This was done with the same technique.
So was this one...but at last, this is the one from the tutorial!
This was a faux stone created using the Sculpey Cab Mold.
This is a chipboard Crown Mixed Media piece I created using Vivid Ultra Metallics by Colorarte.
This one was done using the colored pencil transfer technique.
This was created using my Faux Raku technique.
This is a Stamp Embossed bracelet.
This is my Faux Ivory Technique.
This one is from my Faux Bone technique.
This is an Altered Box Mixed Media piece using Art Alchemy Patina and Rust Effects Paste sets.
This is my Faux Skeletonized Coral technique.
This one is from my Faux Opalized Wood technique.
The are faux Black Opal using polymer clay.
This one is the Art Alchemy Rust Effects Paste Military Set.
This one was done using the Art Alchemy Wax.
This one was done using the Art Alchemy Rust Effects Paste Metal set.
This one was done with the Art Alchemy Patina Effects Paste Set.
These wings were done using Angelina Film, a hot Iron and some Iridescent glitter.
This one was done using the Art Alchemy Rust Effects Paste Camouflage Set. As you can see I love these...lol.
Last...at least for this post...this one was done using the Art Alchemy Wax and a large resin Rhinestone which surprisingly did great in the oven with the polymer clay.
Well that's it for this time and hopefully it wont be so long until my next post...Till Next Time!
